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Happy forums to all! How can I design the part I marked in the footed water tank designed in Sap2000 in idecad?
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Standing Water Tank
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Thank you very much ! For your interest !
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I have a hard time drawing a vault, the vault I created is too long and curves outwards. Help can you"2m project":112dfn7q" said:Hi; You can model using the Vault command in the Objects menu. I am sharing an example model attached. Best regards...
We will help you if you write down your measurements.
"iamahmetkaplan":mv6142sf" said:I'm having trouble drawing a vault, the vault I've created is too long and curves outwards. Can you help?"2m project":mv6142sf" said:Hi; You can model using the Vault command in the Objects menu. I am sharing an example model attached. Best regards...
We will help you if you write your measurements.
"iamahmetkaplan":3kn4ovh9" said:I'm having trouble drawing a vault, the vault I've created is too long and curves outwards. Can you help?"2m project":3kn4ovh9" said:Hello; You can model using the Vault command in the Objects menu. I am sharing an example model attached. Best regards...
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First circle diameter of your ceiling tonuz 600 cm , second circle diameter 900 cm. Can you just explain step by step? I would be very grateful to you. More than drawing, I want to learn how it is applied!"2m project":1qq9gwvp" said:We will help you if you write your dimensions."iamahmetkaplan":1qq9gwvp" said:I'm having trouble drawing a vault, the vault I created is too long and curves outwards. Can you help?"2m project":1qq9gwvp" said:Hi, you can model using the Vault command in the Objects menu. Regards...
Hello there; I will try to describe the creation of the curved section you want to create, after a few tries I think you can easily do it. 1- Since the inner diameter of the inclined section you want to create is 600cm and the outer diameter is 900cm, the average of these two values is 750cm. We will use the 750cm circle during the definition. 2- In order to describe the inclined surface, we create a curved line that starts at the border of the 600-degree circle and ends at the border of the 900-degree circle, 150 cm horizontally and 100 cm vertically (my acceptance, use the value that should be). 3- Let's click on the Vault command from the Objects menu 4- First, let's choose the line we created in step 2 to describe the inclined surface and click sell. 5- Secondly, let's choose our 750 circle and right click. You will see that the desired surface is formed. 6- Using the Define vault supports command from the menu that opens when we click the vault command, determine the support conditions so that our vault can work with the structure or independently. 7- NOTE: If you use a 750 full circle during the definition, you will see that the vault is not fully closed, so instead of a full circle, it will be more appropriate to use 1/4 circle as in the 3rd drawing in the picture and complete the system by making a Mirror after creating the vault. that's all. Best regards..
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I did what you said, thank you very much, I am very grateful to you. Finally, I couldn't do the part like the roof on the warehouse, can you tell me about it? Could you please !"2m project":2cu9bni3" said:Hi; I will try to describe the creation of the inclined section you want to create, I think you can easily do it after a few tries. I did what you said, thank you very much. I am very grateful to you. Finally, I could not make the part like the roof on the warehouse. Can you tell me, please? 1- Since the inner diameter of the curved section you want to form is 600cm and the outside diameter is 900cm, the average of these two values is 750cm. We will use the 750cm circle during the definition. We are creating a curved line that ends at the border of 150cm horizontally and 100cm in vertical (my acceptance, use the value that should be). 3- Let's click on the Vault command from the Objects menu 4- firstly, let's select the line we created in step 2 to describe the inclined surface and click sell. 5- second Let's choose our 750 circle and right click. You will see that the surface we want is formed. 6- When we click the vault command, use the define vault supports command from the menu that opens, and determine the support conditions so that our vault can work with the structure or independently. 7- NOTE: If you use a 750 full circle during the definition, you will see that the vault is not fully closed, so instead of a full circle, it will be more appropriate to use 1/4 circle as in the 3rd drawing in the picture and complete the system by making a Mirror after creating the vault. that's all. Best regards..
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Thank you very much. Thank you very much for spending your time with me!"2m project":3ub85z0h" said:Hi; You will follow the same path in the roof part, the diameter of the circle you will use differently will be 450cm and the slope line will start at the border of the 900-degree circle from the outside to the inside and end in the centre. Regards.