rigid basement number

bedros

New Member
The rigid basement floor number changes according to what and what does it mean. When there is no basement, it is taken as a different value. When there is a basement, a different value is taken. What are the factors that change this value, can anyone help? value is taken. Or does this value change?
 
Hello,
"bedros":2sob1pz9" said:
rigid basement floor number changes according to what and what does it mean.
Rigid floor number, if any, indicates which floor is surrounded by rigid shears. The equivalent earthquake loads of the rigid basement floors will be calculated separately in the buildings where the reinforced concrete perimeter shears are too large compared to the other, and the basement floors operate as a rigid diaphragm in the horizontal plane. For this reason, the designer must inform the program which floor is the rigid floor. The program calculates the equivalent forces of that floor. TDY calculates according to the specified principles.
"bedros":2sob1pz9" said:
is taken as a different value when there is no basement, but a different value is taken when there is a basement. What are the factors that change this value, can anyone help me..
Whether there is a rigid floor or if there is a rigid floor, which floor is a rigid floor are the factors that change this value.
"bedros":2sob1pz9" said:
for example, in a building consisting of basement, ground and normal floors, if a part of the basement floor is turned with curtains, what is the rigid basement floor number here.
In the regulation, the expression surrounded by curtains is mentioned. In partial cases, rigid basement However, it is possible to define separate rigid numbers for the X and Y direction if the walls existing in a part of the floor are also compatible with the X and Y directions of the building. The rigid basement number refers to the floor number of the rigid floor, which is generally defined as the floor. quote="bedros":2sob1pz9"]and is it the same value if there is no curtain in the basement? or does this value change[/quote] If there is no floor to which rigid curtains are surrounded, then it is necessary to inform the program that there is no rigid floor. We indicate that there is no rigid floor, usually by giving the number of the non-existent floor. For example, if the floor number of the lowest level floor is -1, we give -2. Check out the answer to the 13th question in the frequently asked questions.
You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.
Good work
 
2) Rigid floor; The program asks for the top of the rigid solid, the number written accepts itself and the bottom as rigid. We accept the soil as rigid in structures without basement. Examples; 1. If the basement is completely curtained in the building with basement + ground floor, -1 2. If there is no rigid floor in the structure with B+Z (if there is no curtain in the basement) -2 3. In the structure with 2nd basement, 1st basement and ground ,1,2,3.. If 2 basements are rigid, that is, they are curtained, -1 is selected 4. In the structure with 2nd basement 1st basement and ground ,1,2,3.., 2nd basement is rigid, if 1st basement is not rigid -2 5. 2nd basement, 1st basement and ground ,1 -3 if there is no curtain in both basements in the building with ,2,3..
 
"bedros":ajbd83hf" said:
rigid basement floor number changes according to what and what does it mean. It is taken as a different value when there is no basement.. a different value is taken when there is a basement floor. What are the factors that change this value? can anyone help? I wonder.. For example, in a building consisting of basement, ground and normal floors, if a part of the basement floor is turned with curtains, what is the rigid basement floor number to be taken here.. And in the same way, if there is no curtain in the basement, will the same value be taken or does this value change? /quote] I think the subject is understood, but you can also check the attached link if you want.
You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.
 
Back
Top