Polygon columns giving more reinforcement on the upper floors

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muhfurkan

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Have a nice day. When I solve my system with 40 a 70 columns, a total of 14 major and minor reinforcements are calculated with a few reinforcement differences on some floors. But I have to make some of my columns polygon. When I solve the same system with the same loads and some of them as polygon columns, the number of reinforcements in polygon columns, especially on the ground floor, is too much. My floor heights are in the basement 3.00 m from the ground floor 4.50 m from the 1st floor 3.50 from the 2nd floor 3.50 I think the reason for this is that the polygon columns change value according to the floor height. Let's summarize briefly. When I define a normal column, all columns give the expected reinforcement on each floor. When I solve the polygon, the reinforcements are different on each floor. I will be glad if you can help. Have a nice day. Sent from my SM-G610F using Tapatalk
 
"muhfurkan":z8nm1r3m" said:
Good day. When I solve my system with 40 a 70 columns, it calculates a total of 14 major and minor reinforcements with a few reinforcement differences on some floors, but I have to make some of my columns polygons. When I solve it as a column, the number of reinforcements in polygon columns is too high, especially on the ground floor. My floor heights are basement 3.00 m, floor 4.50 m 1.floor 3.50 2.floor 3.50 In my opinion, the reason for this is that polygon columns change value according to the height of the floors. To summarize briefly. When I define normal columns, all columns When I solve the expected reinforcement on each floor, the reinforcements are different on each floor. I would appreciate your help. Have a nice day. Have a nice day. Sent from my SM-G610F using Tapatalk
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Nobody wrote anything. Did anyone encounter it or not? It was sent from my SM-G610F using Tapatalk
 
The reason why I make a polygon column is the land boundaries. The order adjacent to the other plot and when I define my columns with the command, the columns extend beyond the plot. By making a polygon column, we are kind of shaving from the corners. There is a 1 cm difference, there is no concrete. Isn't it weird that it takes out so much reinforcement? Sent from my SM-G610F using Tapatalk
 
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