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hello, are the rules shown here about the thickness of the plate in cassette flooring valid?
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Plate thickness in cassette flooring
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sahinsukru
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"yunussacikk":3w3j9i4f" said:hi, do the rules shown here apply to plate thickness in cassette flooring?
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YasinTezel
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Hello, It is stated that the rules to be applied in cassette flooring in TS500 are the same as rib flooring. I highlighted the relevant items.
yunussacikk
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It is stated in the relevant article that if the free openings are arranged not to exceed 70 cm, it will be called gear flooring. My tooth spacing is 100 cm so shouldn't it fall under the threaded flooring class?
sahinsukru
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"yunussacikk":2g4tlud4" said:It is said in the relevant article that if the free openings are arranged so that they do not exceed 70 cm, it is said to be called toothed flooring. Necessary rules have been determined for it to be counted as a toothed floor.
YasinTezel
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The boundaries of the toothed flooring are specified as I have shown in the TS500. If you are going to define rib or cassette flooring, you have to follow these rules. These rules are checked in the reports. If you think that your floor should not be a toothed floor due to tooth gaps, create a model with secondary beams and define slab flooring between them. In this case, separate controls are made for each floor piece and beam.