Sub-basement curtains for weak floor control

tevekkül

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Hello... In our attached project, in the weak floor control, the basement floor y direction curtains, ground floor x and y direction wall areas are 0.
 
Re: poor floor control Hello. My suggestions: --Remove 10 cm tiles on the basement floor --1. On the floor (roof) floors, the live loads are high, you can remove the wall loads, give --Rx,Ry=8, it is balanced. --Fix (B) errors in columns S5-S6-S7-S8, --Walls are shown in the appendix. Note: If you are going to lay 10 cm, fill the bottom with stabilizer and compact it, pour 10 cm of concrete on it, put reinforcement in between, you can do this in the drawing. Unver ÖZCAN
 
Re: poor floor control Thank you Mr. Unver for your suggestions. My problem is the wall load, but the B1 irregularity check shows 0 on the ground floor. In addition, on the basement floor, the curtain y direction B1 control shows 0 again.
 
Re: weak floor control
"tavekkul":1iiw7ikd" said:
Hi... In our attached project, in the weak floor control, the basement floor y direction curtains, ground floor x and y direction wall areas are 0[/ quote] Hello, Since the basement walls are defined as separate floors and solved as rigid basements, the option of sub-flooring can be canceled in the curtains. Thus, you will be able to see the cut-off areas of the curtains in the report. For ground floor walls, you must define the walls at which position (above the basement curtains) there are walls on the ground floor with the wall command Sample data: B1 irregularity report in the corrected sample data.I have defined the wall to coincide with the bottom of the beams:
 
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