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Turkish Hello, How does the software calculate the number of crossties to be used in columns and curtains? Especially for curtains, we cannot reach the number of kiosks given by the software when we calculate manually. Can you explain with a small example what kind of calculation is followed to determine the number of kippers on curtains? Good work.
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number of kiosks on curtains
- Thread starter dabanlio
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Levent Özpak
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Hello, The number of curtain cross-ties is determined according to the regulations. item 3.6.3.3 and item 3.6.5.a) Accordingly, in the attached example, the number of crossties on the ground floor PZ01 curtain End zone 2*31=62 pieces (31; in the end zone) It is the number of stirrups placed at 10 cm intervals vertically as per the regulation. It can be viewed from the curtain detail) Middle area= Curtain body area*10 (critical curtain condition)=(3*1)*10=30 pieces Total number of crossties on PZ01 curtain on the ground floor =62+30= 92 Number of shear reinforcements = 93 Number of crossties in the 1st floor P101 curtain. Middle area= Shear wall area*10 (except for critical curtain condition)=(1.5*3)*4=18 pieces Total number of crossties=18 pieces Number in shear reinforcement quantity= 19 Good work
Hello Mr. Levent Your explanations were very helpful, you grew up like Khidr, thank you. We understood why we couldn't reach the numbers. The reason is that; For example, in the file you added, when we get a posed column application plan, the number of crossties appears as 112 in the reinforcement quantity given in the form of a table. This number is actually upper floor curtain crossties and ground floor curtain o pose according to the quantity report you added equal to total number of crossties. When we tried to find the equivalent of 112 on one floor, assuming that the said quantity tables were given on a sheet basis, we naturally could not find it. This issue became clear with your explanations. I'm just asking because I'm wondering if it would be more practical to follow up on the charts based on a sheet, or is it beneficial to give the total number in the quantity when we think about it in its current form? Thank you. Good work.
Levent Özpak
New Member
Hello Mr. dabanlio, If the application plan is taken by unchecking the -Reinforcement global exposure- line in the Advanced Settings Tab in the Column Application Plan Settings, the quantity table is created on a floor basis. Good work