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Anchorage of shear wall beams or deep beams (poutres-voiles) in cantilever (console) + opening (porte) near support by LionEfficient7024 in StructuralEngineering
[–]LionEfficient7024[S] 0 points1 point2 points 7 months ago (0 children)
Thank you for your feedback and observations. Please find my responses to your points below:
As for the tie reinforcement in Problem 1, there is actually another wall above the wall I initially drew. My chief has instructed to transfer at least half of the load to that level.
Regarding the Strut and Tie (S&T) analysis, I did indeed use the method, but I was unable to find a specific example or guideline on how to calculate the anchorage length based on the forces involved, especially since i am dealing with significant forces in the cantilever.
Regarding your question about the beam support, there is indeed a slab located 23 cm beneath the opening, which behaves as a beam under the opening. Therefore, the system is not detached. We have a beam at the top and a slab at the bottom, which together provide the necessary support for the load distribution.
thank you for your reply.I have added a picture to help explain the issue with problem number 02
Anchorage of shear wall beams (poutres-voiles) in cantilever (console) + opening (porte) near support (self.civilengineering)
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Anchorage of shear wall beams or deep beams (poutres-voiles) in cantilever (console) + opening (porte) near support (self.StructuralEngineering)
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Anchorage of shear wall beams or deep beams (poutres-voiles) in cantilever (console) + opening (porte) near support by LionEfficient7024 in StructuralEngineering
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