One-way & Two-way Slabs Directions

[mpcloob]

in the name of  GOD  .

hello ta all.

in attached picture I draw a one-way slab in left and draw a two-way slab in right. (see attached picture.)

questions :

1 ) how can I understand which slab is one-way & which slab is two-way from appearence of those and without properties windows of those ??

2 ) how can I understand the direction of load transfer of one-way slab from appearence of that and without properties window of that ?? (for example in attached picture, what's the direction of load transfer of one-way slab (on x or on y direction ) ?

3 ) how can I rotate the direction of load transfer of one-way slab ??

thanks beforehand for your appropriate answers... 

best regards.

Mohammad

[tony.ridley]

Answer to all 3 questions;

[mpcloob]

in the name of GOD .
please answer my questions comprehensive and detailed.
one by one and comprehensive.
thanks

[Rafal.Gaweda · Accepted solution]

Re1 

Re 2

• One-way X - anisotropic: parallel to the local x axis of a panel
• One-way Y - anisotropic: parallel to the local y axis of a panel and perpendicular to the local x axis of a panel. http://docs.autodesk.com/RSAPRO/2014/ENU/filesROBOT/GUID-2F6BADFE-F90B-46AA-97F8-227926DB9A7C.htm

Re 3

[mpcloob]

in the name of GOD .
thanks.
I don't know how appear image 1 ??

[Rafal.Gaweda]

Geometry \ Panels

[mpcloob]

in the name of GOD .

No. how appear this image ??

[Rafal.Gaweda · Accepted solution]

[mpcloob]

in the name of GOD .

very nice. thanks Rafal

[einstein.ojogan]

First and foremost i would like to say very detailed explanation you have got there, thanks. However, I think applying "Re 2" i.e the One way X/One way Y to a floor panel would convert it to a cladding, which would defeat the purpose since cladding do not participate in the load capacity of a structure therefore one would be unable to for example get floor analysis results in the form of maps. Is there any other way to go around this for floor panels?

[Rafal.Gaweda]

If I understood you correctly,
see slide 22 on webinar 6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Jrvl4u-f4o&list=PLY-ggSrSwbZqow_60fiqJwS69mg1nQMzk&index=6

[einstein.ojogan]

Thanks alot. It solved my problem.

[farshid_abdiQRLYS]

Hi

I didn't get your answer to question 2. Can you explain with a photo?