Steel Beam on Reinforced Concrete Column!

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I'm having a problem with the steel beam connection detail on the reinforced concrete column, I would appreciate if you could share a solution or video that you can help with.
 
Hello there; In case the beam extends as cantilever, the first posted solution can be used. The support zone joint does not trim the beam. You won't have any problems.
 
Yes, it's ok for the beam, but here is the case of the reinforced concrete column and steel column union. I'll make an example tonight and see. It would be better if the command, which is active when the combination command is entered for the combination of reinforced concrete column-steel beam, intersect according to the connection element in the vertical (z direction) reinforced concrete column is opened. Otherwise, the solution you mentioned is the most ideal, but in practice it is mostly done as I said. At least in my area, the connection element is placed on the column according to the beam slope. The concrete of the column is poured obliquely or the grout concrete is poured.
 
saridurmus, I know the application where the top of the reinforced concrete column is poured with a slope, but how can I define the column in that way in the program?
 
Hello there; You will not have any problems in your steel column calculations. However, the inclined creation of the reinforced concrete column, which is used in practice, is now tried in the program, as you can see, the junction does not trim the reinforced concrete column with inclination. Necessary notes have been taken regarding this situation. For now, your intervention is required in the detail of the joint area during the drawing phase. In case of steel column rather than reinforced concrete, the joint performs the trimming process in accordance with the slope. Good work.
 
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