Subasman Curtain

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MAHAL00

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Hello, I want to define the basement curtain in idestatic. But there are a couple of points I'm stuck on. 1- While defining the floors with the Floor General Settings in the program (2nd Basement, 1st Basement Floor etc.), there is no problem in the system without a subfloor, but when there is a subfloor, we will define it as a separate floor. Otherwise, we will add my basement elevation to the 2nd basement elevation. In addition, we can fill in the sub-basement and define flooring on it in the program. 2- Since the land where the building is located is sloping, one side will rest on the soil and the ground corresponding to the ground will be solved with a curtain. How can we define that on the upper floors these curtains are not basement but floor curtains, but are exposed to soil pressure. Thanks in advance, Erman SAYGIN İnş. ENG.
 
Re: FLOWER CURTAIN Hello, you do not need to define a separate floor for the 1st basement curtains. Based on the foundation base, define the global elevations at the values they should be in the floor general settings. Give the upper and lower elevations of the panels on the floor where the basement level is located. Define the panels by clicking the columns in sequence. Select the panels you entered and enter the panel settings. Check the "model as shell" and "flooded/non-continuous panel on all floors" options in the "static/reinforced concrete" tab in the panel settings. Define the beam-flooring system at its own elevations, within the same floor. If your foundation system will be raft, analyze with superstructure-foundation interactive solution. Attached is an example. You can download and examine how the basement curtains are defined. 2. There is no special data entry for the curtains that continue to the upper floor. Enter the curtains as they are. You can define the soil pressure with the command "Panel horizontal load" by creating "soil thrust loading status" and "soil combinations. Good work."
 
Re: SUBASMAN CURTAIN Hakan, thank you especially for your immediate response. I will try to edit accordingly. If there is a problem, I will bother you here again. I have one more question, can we continue by defining normal curtains on these sub-basement curtains? Erman SAYGIN
 
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"MAHAL00":15ojna1w" said:
I have one more question, can we continue by defining normal curtains on these basement curtains?
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You can do this by deselecting the basement curtain option. There is no difference between floor curtains in terms of analysis model. The difference is that some TDY clauses are not applied for basement curtains. Since the curtain will continue to the upper floors, your right to be exempted from TDY clauses for those curtains also disappears. Therefore, if the curtain continues to the upper floors, that curtain is no longer sub-flooring. It is not a curtain, so you should also cancel the sub-basement curtain option.
 
friends, in architecture, the continuation of the basement curtain is given as floor curtain. Is it necessary to process them separately or is it necessary to adjust the level of the floor curtain and solve it only with floor curtain? thanks
 
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