Independent of the infill wall element from the frame

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b) In case flexible joints are made between infill walls made of brittle material and frame elements, facade elements are connected with flexible connections to outer frames, or the infill wall element is independent from the frame: WHAT KIND OF BUILDINGS CAN WE MARK THIS ITEM?
 
Re: TBDY 2018 Hello If walls will be manufactured in accordance with this detail in practice, this option can be selected. An example of flexible connection details for infill walls is given in TBDY Information Annex 4C (Page 69)
 
The parameter is used in the relative floor drift control. According to the selected option, the control is made according to the equation 4.34a or 4.34b. Relative floor drift limit values are reduced by half in the connection made without the use of flexible joint, that is type A. When the flexible course is used, the limit value is doubled, considering that the joint placed between the load-bearing system and the wall in case of an earthquake will prevent the walls from cracking in the event of an earthquake. You can decide on the option according to the application to be made. Or, if you are having problems due to the relative floor displacement controls, you can explain the joint application requirement in the static and architectural project details and notes, and you can solve it with option b.
 
Thank you, I understand. what if it was like this; if we make our assumption as option b in order to get rid of the relative floor drift. If the citizen does not fulfill the requirements of this option (C profile does not turn and put flexible material), can we as engineers be comfortable for the future?? my project consists of contiguous 3 blocks. All 3 are one person. The lower floors are shops (450 cm floor height), the upper floor is apartments (300 cm). Since the shop floor is very high, I could not solve it according to option a. (I tried to solve it without putting curtains.) So option b is my business. 110 m2 place with 10 m frontage. I solved it with 12 columns. with minimum 30/60 maximum 30/80 columns. there is no curtain. In the future, the citizen would break the walls between the shops and build a single shop. so I solved it without putting curtains. there is no error now. I wanted to stay on the safe side, even if the citizen did not fulfill the requirement of option b by putting too many colons in my opinion. do you think i think right?
 
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