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good day, can I get information about the siege issue in the column-beam junction shear safety? besieged or not besieged what does it matter, should it be seen as a mistake.thanks
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TDY related to this topic You can review the 2007 Article 3.5 and its continuation..."serkankaradag44":1u47r6i2" said:good day, can I get information about the siege issue in the column-beam junction shear safety? What does it change whether it is surrounded or not, should it be seen as a mistake.thanks
It is not a mistake that it is not surrounded. If it is surrounded, you can ensure the safety of the column-beam junction area with smaller sections, that is, you provide economy. (In terms of meeting earthquake regulation conditions). Technically speaking, I don't know whether an engineer would prefer their combination to be surrounded or not.
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besieged/unsieged in capacity calculation There is a difference depending on the situation."serkankaradag44":2dzwqlwv" said:good day, can I get some information about siege in column-beam junction shear safety? What does it matter if it is surrounded or not surrounded, should it be seen as a mistake.thanks