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ErBee

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  1. Thank you Beenay sir for the answer. Also, why is BC ratio always greater than 1 in Etabs. Theoritically it should be less than 1 as seen in the attached image.
  2. Reinforcement in Beam and Column decreases when shear wall (Elevator shaft in this case) is included. Are my observations Correct?? Fig - With Shear wall Fig : Without Shear wall Fig : Building Plan
  3. Hello to all, Here is something that's been troubling me lately: There is a huge variation in BCCR between lowermost and topmost floor. I have attached snaps with details also. I see that the Column capacity at top floor is very low as compared to lower ones. Why is there such variation? Am I interpretating the results the correct way???
  4. Thank you very much.... Others are requested as well to give their opinions.....
  5. Thank you. Here is a illustrative drawing>> So, then we have to provide tie beam as in picture. Am i correct? Which is more appropriate? providing footing as in picture Or Levelling the whole site to match the lower footing level??
  6. Thank you for the reply.. To make things further clear.... Do we have to design the building accordingly or Adopt depth as per site conditions?? For example, Say footing depth in a building is designed as 1.5 m below ground level. But on site, one of the footing lies in a depressed zone, so footing depth won't be 1.5 m in that footing. What should i do in such case?? DO I go deeper in that one particular footing OR Compromise on the footing depth OR Go deeper in rest of the footings to match the depth in that particular footing??
  7. Is it possible to provide isolated footings at different levels??
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