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Header problem in Curtain End regions ?
- Thread starter Oznb
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HakanŞahin
Administrator
Hello, Since you did not specify for which elements the problem exists, I have listed the points that I have determined by examining the project according to my own predictions: 1. The curtain, which is arranged as P05 on the lower floors, is arranged as P04 and P05 on the ceiling of the 4th floor. Since this curtain continues vertically, you should give it the same name. Just name the curtain P04-P05 on the 4th floor ceiling as P05. Thus, you are telling the program to use the height of that floor to create the end curtain. 2. You marked the curtains on the 4 axis of the mezzanine floor as basement curtains. However, those curtains go up three floors from the bottom. When you mark those curtains as floodplains, you do not allow the creation of the end zone. Uncheck BP10-BP11-BP12-BP13 vs Flooded. 3.2. In addition to the item, it would be more logical to use the basement curtain option only for curtains that are not in a rigid basement or that do not continue on top. In other words, you don't need to say that the basement perimeter curtains that are already in a rigid basement are flooded. 4. P08 curtain 25/175 is a curtain object and is connected to another curtain from the left. Here is a case specific to 6.0055 that did not originate from you. Therefore, either enter this element as 25/175 column object, or set the screen size to 25/200 if appropriate, or set the screen/column ratio to 6 from the panel parameters. My advice is to define the P08 curtain as a column object instead of a panel object if you are not going to model based on finite elements. I hope I was helpful to your problem. Best wishes for your work...
YasinTezel
Member
Hello, In addition to Hakan's explanations, your project consists of two completely separate blocks as foundation and superstructure. and in these two blocks, the foundation floors are different, the foundation of the A Block structure is defined to the 1st basement floor, and the B Block is defined at the 1st normal floor. Since the critical wall height is calculated starting from the rigid basement floor level, it is necessary to enter different values in the two blocks. The curtain head reinforcement in your project is designed according to these criteria. In order to receive a drawing in accordance with the Regulation in your project; 1. Your Option; You can project two blocks separately. You will have two project files as Block A and B. Option 2 is; By analyzing the Upper Rigid basement floor number (-1) in the analysis settings; It can get the curtain details of the left block. By changing the Upper Rigid basement floor number ( 1 ) in the analysis settings to WITHOUT ANALYSIS ; You can get the curtain details of the right block. In this case, critical wall heights and wall end zones will be formed properly. Good work.