When the analysis is done by fixing the reinforcement in the beams, the reinforcement is sufficient.

[gokhan tur]

In the reinforced concrete project, after the reinforcement is changed and locked in the beams on any floor, the analysis again gives the error of insufficient reinforcement in some of the locked beams. When the faulty beam is examined, it is seen that the reinforcement areas are sufficient. When the lock on the faulting beam is removed and reanalyzed, the problem is corrected.

 

[Levent Özpak]

Re: When the analysis is done by fixing the reinforcement in the beams, the reinforcement y Hello, AS(-) warning may be due to the insufficiency of the transverse reinforcement (stirrup). In systems with high ductility level, the beam shear force also depends on the moment capacity of the beams. Therefore, when the longitudinal reinforcements change, the shear force on the beam also changes. (TDY 2007 item 3.4.5.1 Equation 3.9) If you add your project, we can examine it in more detail. Good work

 

[sereze]

Re: When the analysis is done by fixing the reinforcement in the beams, the reinforcement y I admire the Ide team's knowledge of regulations. By following this forum, we not only improve ourselves in Ide, but also our engineering. Thanks.

 

[illaga]

Re: When the analysis is done by fixing the reinforcement in the beams, the reinforcement y Even though the reinforcement in the beam does not change, a small increase/decrease in the impact force on it may turn it into red color.

 

[s101k202]

Re: There is insufficient reinforcement error in the reinforcement y as(-) beam when the analysis is done by fixing the reinforcement in the beams, how can I fix it?

 

[NYILMAZ]

Re: When the analysis is done by fixing the reinforcement on the beams, the reinforcement y

as(-) beam has insufficient reinforcement error, how can I fix it

Select the beam that gives the missing Ace warning from the beam reinforced concrete menu In the reinforcement areas tab, you can see which region is missing reinforcement. Add reinforcement to that area in the Beams tab (if the reinforcement demand is too high, you may be getting a missing Ace warning because the reinforcement does not fit in this section and cannot put more, in this case, edit the beam dimensions)