Mezzanine loads influences the portal frame section

Mezzanine loads influences the portal frame section

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Mezzanine loads influences the portal frame section

hamzabenali
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Hello

I get some weird results while working on a project, it seems that the mezzanine live and dead load influences the portal frame section which is theoritcally wrong. anyone have some an explanation 

thanks

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Simau
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@hamzabenali 

Screenshots are not enough to answer you.

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Stephane.kapetanovic
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hi @hamzabenali 

In addition to what is said, if the main beams of the mezzanine link the two columns of the portal frame, the rigidity of the columns increases, moments of dead and live loads also and consequently the haunch moments of the rafters as well. You can perhaps try to release one side to return to normal or play this effect to review the inertia ratio between rafters and columns. Sometimes a post can go up to the ridge. You have an opportunity to size the first portals interested in the mezzanine independently.

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Stéphane Kapetanovic

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@hamzabenali 

Verify, any supports under the specified locations ???

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hamzabenali
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Hi Stephane
Very convincing thanks for help!