Wall reinforcement for in plane bending

Wall reinforcement for in plane bending

cernevicius.karolis
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Wall reinforcement for in plane bending

cernevicius.karolis
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Good afternoon,

I am trying to wrap my head around how ROBOT works in terms of wall in plane bending. I have a question that I hope someone can help me with. 
This is the scheme at hand:

 

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In reinforcement parameters I have put the required deflection and cracking limit. I have changed the calculation method to analytical and ran the analysis. The resulting reinforcement map is something that I would expect.

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Question: Does robot adjust reinforcement for in plane bending according to given deflection limits in reinforcement parameters? Is there a way to see the final deflection?

It is weird that, in reinforcement module, we can see out of plane deflections no problem, but not in plane deflection hence the question. 

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@cernevicius.karolis 

Please share your model

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It is a theoretical question 😁. For some reason It doesn't allow me to attach model to the comment. 

Here is a transfer link for a model:
https://we.tl/t-BqSq4uz3Eq

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Hi @cernevicius.karolis 

Question: Does robot adjust reinforcement for in plane bending according to given deflection limits in reinforcement parameters? Is there a way to see the final deflection?

 

Yes it does, 

In your example the deflection criteria are not critical.

In this example:

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Hmm... I am wondering whether this result is a fluke or not. I have done the same test that you have performed on a beam and got same results on both. This time I made sure to make deflection the limiting factor.

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