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battal4468

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THERE IS AN ARTICLE IN THE FRIENDS' SHELTER REGULATIONS THAT THE THICKNESS OF THE SHELTER WALLS AND CEILING FLOOR IS 60 CM. IT WAS NOT USED IN PRACTICE UNTIL NOW, BUT THEN THEY WANT IT. I WOULD LIKE TO HELP IF ANYONE HAS MADE THIS APPLICATION BEFORE THAT HOW WE SHOULD MOVE A 60 CM FLOOR FROM THE BASEMENT CEILING.
 
Re: Shelter REGULATION Hello, I wanted to note an issue that caught my attention: In the shelter regulation, there is an expression "coinciding with the outside of the building" in the mentioned condition... It is quoted: Article 8. b) Surrounding the shelter building exterior wall thickness: The wall and ceiling slab thickness of the shelter coinciding with the outside of the building should be at least 60 cm. concrete, 75cm. brick or stone or 90cm. It must be of compacted soil...... Accordingly, I understood that the 60cm condition is valid for walls and floors adjacent to the outside environment... In short, the 60 cm condition may not be applicable indoors... As for the answer to your question; You can design a beamless slab using the semi-rigid diaphragm solution. Or a normal-thickness reinforced concrete slab. Filling with insulation material on top of it. Concrete filling may be considered on top of it.
 
Re: REFUGE REGULATION thank you. unfortunately they changed that article. Inside the building, they heat the floor by 60 cm and do not accept the filling. And the practitioners just do it.
 
Re: REFUGEE REGULATION Hello battal4468, are you sure about the amendment made to the Shelter Regulation? It is on the page of the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization, as Mr. Hakan says... b) building exterior wall thickness surrounding the shelter : The wall and ceiling floor thicknesses of the shelter outside the building are at least 60cm. concrete, 75cm. brick or stone or 90cm. must be of compacted soil. These materials can be used alone or together, considering the ratio of these measures to each other in terms of radiation permeability. In addition, construction materials different from these can be used together or alone, by calculating their dimensions by taking into account the permeability and protection coefficients against radioactive fallout. The thickness of the outer walls of the shelter, which is completely under the ground and has at least 60 cm earth filling between the outside and the open environment, is determined according to static calculations. The same application is made for shelters to be built in the garden. Link:
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60 cm from you inside the building What is the basis of the control mechanism that asks you to tile? I would appreciate it if you share it... good work, respect...
 
Re: SHELTER REGULATION
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Hello battal4468, Are you sure about the change in the Shelter Regulation? b) Thickness of building exterior wall surrounding the shelter : The thickness of the walls and ceiling covering the outside of the shelter should be at least 60cm concrete, 75cm brick or stone or 90cm compacted soil. It can be used alone or together by considering the ratio of these measures to each other in terms of radiation transmittance.In addition, different building materials can be used together or alone by calculating their measurements by taking into account the permeability and protection coefficients against radioactive fallout.The shelter is completely under the ground. The thickness of the remaining outer walls, which have at least 60 cm soil filling between the outside and the open environment, is determined according to static calculations. The same practice is applied in the shelters to be built. Link:
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What is the basis of the control mechanism that asks you to lay 60 cm in the building? I would appreciate it if you share it... good work, regards...
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Actually, this subject surprised me as well, but when I did a research, I was stuck on the following paragraph and the sentence in it. Let's comment together: b) 29 September 2010 WEDNESDAY Official Gazette Number: 27714 REGULATION FROM THE Ministry of Public Works and Settlement: THE MINISTRY LEGISLATION REGARDING THE ZONING REGULATIONS FOUND THE ZONING REGULATIONS FOUNDING THE ZONING LEGISLATION NO. 3194 thickness: At least 60 cm. concrete, 75 cm. brick or stone or 90 cm, provided that it is completely under the ground. must be of compacted soil. Architectural project, static project and mechanical installation project according to the characteristics, resistance and permeability of the building, structural element and material, taking into account the permeability and protection coefficients against these building elements and materials, as well as other building elements and materials to be used instead of or together with them. They can be used completely or partially interchangeably by making the necessary calculations and showing them in the projects by their authors. The same measurements are applied for floor and ceiling slab thicknesses. The same dimensions are taken into account for the wall, floor and ceiling slab thicknesses of the connection element to be made between the main structure and the shelter, regardless of whether it is underground or above ground in the garden. The width of the connection element is less than 1.20 meters It says and I find it surprising...
 
Re: Shelter REGULATION Is the phrase "the thickness of the outer wall of the building surrounding the shelter" intentionally removed? imagine such an architecture that my floor area is large enough and I build the shelter without leaning against any external contours. I model it in the middle, what should be the wall thicknesses? How meaningful is it for me to do as stated in the regulation in question? How are the TOKİ practices?..... I think it is necessary to ask the ministry and get an opinion... with respect...
 
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