Practical Hollow Styrofoam

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mimsta

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Is it possible to calculate the amount of styrofoam hollow blocks in a practical way with the program data. Thank you..
 
Hello, You can calculate the styrofoam quantity by assigning the structure component in the flooring settings. In the Ribbon menu -> Tools-> Design Building Components 1-Click open a new category or create material in existing categories. 2- Write Styrofoam in the name of the material and select it proportionally to the area in the ratio section. 3- Calculate the amount of styrofoam in m3 according to the thickness and intervals you will choose on 1 m2 area. Write the calculated value in the amount ratio 2. Click OK. 4-Select all the tiles with hollow blocks, enter the tiling settings, click on Add Building Components, select the material named Styrofoam you created. In the Ratio section, select the upper area. 5-Click on the Ribbon menu -> Tools-> Building Components Quantity. Select the building components report grouped by components and click OK.
 
it may be approximate but what I mean is different, idecad calculates the available floor area for the amount of concrete anyway.
 
By designing the building component, you get the styrofoam quantity 100% correct. The account I mentioned in article 3 is briefly; is in the form. Since you do not consider the tooth spacing in your method, you calculate 20% more quantity.
 
"mimsta":1bzuv346" said:
Mr. M. Berat Denli I did what you said, but there is a difference, I did not get 100% result. Thank you..
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If you apply the method I said correctly, you will get 100% correct results. the calculation changes.If you make the beam width of 15 cm, you need to calculate according to the area of 1.1 m2. Example where you made an area of 25 m2;
 
How can we consider dividing ribs
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You can calculate a ratio for 4m case. However, this may not be healthy due to differences in slab dimensions. You can calculate with the method I mentioned before, manually calculate the dividing teeth and subtract from the total.
 
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