The drawing is suitable for TDY, there is no problem. Clamping length in the column>= lb or 50fi" condition. If we look for K108 on the sheet you refer to; On the left support => Since the mounting reinforcements are 12, 50fi=60 cm <70-spacers, no miter can be made. (7O left support width) On the left support => straight reinforcements are 14', 50fi= 70cm > 70-spacers, so the square is made. On the right support => Since the mounting reinforcements are 12-mesh, 50fi=60 cm <75-spacers, the square is not made. (75 right support width) Right on the support => Flat rebars are 14', 50fi= 70cm < 75-spacers, so no miter can be made"zeki78":2c6o8bed" said:the mounting reinforcements and upper support reinforcements of some beams are drawn without a square. I am making a mistake somewhere.
"zeki78":2c6o8bed" said:I activate the upper reinforcement bend icon in the raft foundation expansion, but when I receive a drawing, the upper reinforcements are drawn straight.[/ quote] I was able to. In the project you added; 1. Select the raft tiling. 2. Click on the reinforced concrete account axis edit. 3. In the dialog that opens, check the bend for upper reinforcement option. 4. Click the OK button. 5 Get the basic application drawing 6. The top reinforcements are also curved.
There is no problem here either. You b> You have chosen =h/1.4, it is true, but in total, a+b>=lb is taken according to tdy. Since a is determined according to column width, b (beam miter values) must change accordingly for a+b=>lb. The value of b is already taken greater than b=>h/4."zeki78":1u4wtn4f" said:These beams are all 30 cm high. And I applied the beam miter length as b>=Beam height/1.4.
-After the analysis on the rafter raft foundation, raft flooring The G and Q values calculated on the raft slab express the fixed and live loads coming from the superstructure to that raft floor compartment. The sum of these values also indicates the stress on that raft floor. In the Rat Foundation Static and Reinforced Concrete Calculation Report, the sum of the values written in the G/Q column as an absolute value also expresses the stress value formed by the vertical loads in that raft slab.I entered my last project in v 6.5 and defined the foundation of the building as rafter raft foundation, but I could not find the safety results of the raft foundation. Is there a deficiency in the program or is it me?
-If you are talking about the Pattern/Foundation plan Section command in the drawing menu, this command becomes active in the formwork plan and basic application plan window.- I tried to slice manually, but the slice command appears inactive in the program menu.
-I could not create this problem you mentioned in the program. More detailed information is needed. If possible, it would be more explanatory if you show a small example on one. Good workAnother problem that I have since the beginning of version 6 is that when I want to clone an object manually at different intervals, when perpendicularity is achieved by holding down the shift key, although it clones the first object vertically, there are shifts in the perpendicularity of the objects in its continuity.
You don't need to use parallel and perpendicular reference commands.You can still clone in line by holding down the shift key."SKUSCU":26e680qa" said:parallel - perpendicular commands or reference line is possible to do as you say, but in v 5 it was enough to hold shift without the need for them. Thank you for your help, take it easy....