Solutions for Errors Detected in the Project

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Can we list the Solution Ways of the Errors Detected in the Project by creating a help folder, item by item... For the elimination of this error, the following should be done...
 
Possible situations that may cause this error to occur; 1- In the columns; The l(k) column buckling length needs to be very small. For l(k) to be small, the buckling coefficient k or column height ln must be very small. l(k)=k.lm 2- Column inertia or elastic modulus must be very large. (EI) 3- Column Nd axial load must be very large. 4- After all, it must be greater than 0.45 in total. Ultimately we need to see your system to be able to pinpoint the exact cause. Either upload the project here or send it to [email protected]. Take it easy...
 
Hello... While analyzing the project in V5.511, I get a warning that some tiles could not be created, and the program encounters an error during the analysis and I have to close it. There is no problem in the geometry control, I checked the supports of the floors one by one, they are all connected to the joint points, I deleted and re-entered all the floor beams, but the problem still persists.. Can you help with this error/warning? By the way; I get the same warning in V6 for the same project (....failed to create mesh on tiles) Thanks in advance for your interest and help... Good luck with your work...
 
"Mirza":2us6v6a8" said:
Hi... While doing project analysis on V5.511, I get a warning that some tiles could not be meshed, and during the analysis the program encounters an error and I have to close it. I checked the supports one by one, they are all connected to the nodes, I deleted and re-entered all the floor beams but the problem still persists. Can you help with this error/warning? By the way, I am getting the same warning for the same project in V6 (.... Failed to create network on tiles) Thanks in advance for your interest and help... Good luck with your work...
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Hello Upload the project here or [email protected] If you send it to the address, we will look at both 5.511 and version 6 and give you detailed information. Good work...
 
Hello Hakan, thank you for your attention, I think I have solved the problem.. It was solved by deleting the slab calculation axes and entering them manually. I was also going to ask something else, "file corrupted (crc check)" error what does it mean?
 
"Mirza":3c9iq96c" said:
Hi Mr. Hakan, thank you for your attention, I think I have solved the problem.. It was solved by deleting and manually entering the slab calculation axes... I was also going to ask something else, "the file is corrupted (crc check)"[ What does the /i] error mean?
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I HAD THIS PROBLEM EVEN IN THE FORUM THIS TOPIC BUT I WRITE THE ANSWER I GOT TO YOU TECHNICAL SERVICE SAVE MY PROJECT :) AGAIN TO TECHNICAL SERVICE, THANKS AGAIN TO THE TECHNICAL SERVICE, it's usually due to another problem with the computer (CRC errors are usually related to the computer). There may be many reasons such as corruptions, power failure while saving, shutting down the computer without shutdown, viruses, other general windows problems.) ideCAD adds a digital signature to the file that shows the content of the project every time you save the project. The reason for the CRC error is different than when ideCAD saved the file The second reason, although less common, is that ideCAD is closed before it finishes saving the file. In the current state, the project file can only be saved halfway and cannot be opened. If you send your file to our technical service, we will examine whether it can be recovered. In order to prevent such situations, we strongly recommend working with backups, not to work on a single file all the time, but to save with different file names and most importantly to different media using the save as option. For this job, you can use a USB memory most practically. If you make a different save every 3-4 hours while working on the project, you will lose very little in case of such a deterioration.
 
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