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Figure 1
Shear Walls section have two spreadsheets as in Figure 1.
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Stories içinde Shear Walls kısmına gelindiğinde Figure 1’de görülen SpreadSheet butonuna tıklandığında 2 farklı buton görülmektedir. Bu butonlardan Shear Walls butonuna tıklandığında; |
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Figure 2
Select “Shear Walls” from spreadsheet data. Click “Shear Wall” button as shown in Figure 2 to draw shearwall polygon. Properties of shearwall as illustrated in Figure 4 can be edited later.
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Figure 2’de görülen ekran görülmektedir. Figure 2’deki Shear Wall butonuna tıklandığında kullanıcıdan çizim yapması beklenmektedir.Bu çizimi yaptıktan sonra ise Figure 4’deki default gelen değerler kullanıcı tarafından güncellenebilir. |
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Figure 3
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Figure 4
Click “Plan View Cutout” button as shown in Figure 2 to draw a cutout from shearwall polygon. Draw area to be cutout from shearwall polygon and press “enter”.
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Figure 2’de Plan view cut out butonu kapalı bir alan şeklindeki shearwall çizimi yapmak için kullanılmaktadır. Öncelikle shearwall butonuna tıklanarak Figure 5’deki gibi kapalı bir poligon çizilir. |
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Figure 5
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Plan view cutout butonuna tıklanır ve shearwall içinde yeni bir kapalı poligon çizilir ve “enter”e basılır. |
Figure 6
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Figure 6’de görüldüğü gibi shearwall içine çizilen ikinci alan 3D görüntüde cutout edilmiştir. Figure 1’teki bu butonlardan Analytical Walls butonuna tıklandığında ; |
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Figure 7
Select “Analytical Walls” from spreadsheet data. Click “Analytical Wall” button as in Figure 7 to draw analytical lines linked to shearwalls as illustrated in Figure 8.
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Figure 7’teki butonlar görülmektedir. Bu butonlardan Analytical Wall butonuna basıldığında kullanıcıdan shearwall sınırları içinde doğrusal bir analytical line çizmesi beklenmektedir. Kullanıcı bu çizimi yaptıktan sonra Figure 8’deki gibi bir görüntü oluşacaktır. |
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Figure 8
Figure 9
Properties of the analytical wall such as thickness can be edited later as shown in Figure 9.
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Kullanıcı Figure 9’te görülen, default gelen değerleri güncelleyebilir. Aynı shearwall içinde iki farklı doğrultudaki analytical wall objelerinin uçlarının kesişimleri şekil-10’daki gibi olmalıdır. |
Corner intersection of two analytical walls linked to one shear wall must be as in Figure 10.
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Figure 10
If analytical wall intersects another analytical wall from middle, intersection point must be assigned as break point in intersected analytical wall as demonstrated in Figure 11.
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Aynı shearwall içindeki analytical wall objelerinin birbiri ile ortadan kesişmesi halinde kesişim noktasında break point tanımlanmalıdır. Break point tanımlamak için Şekil-9’da ilgili analytical wall’a ait break points sütunundaki hücreye tıklanır, analytical wall’ın başlangıç noktasından başlanarak kesişim noktasında/noktalarında tıklamalar yapılır ve analytical wall ucunda çizim bitirilir. |
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Figure 11
Different thickness and refline offset can be assigned to analytical wall with break points by entering “,” between values.
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Şekil-11’de AW3’e tanımlanan break point yeri kırmızı ile işaretlenmiştir. Break point ile parçalara ayrılan analytical wall objesinin her bir parçası için şekil-11’de görüldüğü gibi “,” ile ayrılarak farklı kalınlıklar girilebilir. Şekil-9’da görülen property’lerden Elevation View sütunundaki Show butonuna tıklandığında çizilen Analytical Wall'ın elevation view görüntüsü şekil-12’deki gibi görülebilmektedir. |
Click “Show” button as in Figure 9 to see elevation view of analytical wall as illustrated in Figure 12.
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Figure 12
Click “Wall Opening” button as in Figure 7 while in elevation view to draw opening to analytical wall. This section facilitates the definition and creation of shear walls and analytical walls.
Shear Walls
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Shear Wall
→ To draw a shear wall polygon, simply click on the "Shear Wall" button displayed in Figure 1. You can refer to Figure 2 to see a visual demonstration of a shear wall defined as a polygon.
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→ To select or edit the shear wall material, refer to the spreadsheet displayed in Figure 3.
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Plan View Cutout
→ To draw a cutout in an enclosed shear wall polygon, click the "Plan View Cutout" button as depicted in Figure 1. Draw the area to be cut out from the shear wall polygon, and then press "Enter" to confirm.
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Analytical Wall
→ To switch on analytical wall definition, switch to “Analytical Definition” as demonstrated in Figure 1.
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→ To draw analytical lines linked to shear walls, click on the "Analytical Wall" button shown in Figure 6. You can refer to Figure 7 to see an illustration of analytical lines associated with shear walls.
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You can edit properties of the analytical wall, such as thickness, at a later stage, as depicted in Figure 8.
The "Analytical Design Line" column of the spreadsheet will be further explained in the Vertical Design Lines section.
→ To divide an analytical line and assign different properties to each segment of an analytical wall, click on the "No Break Pts" option. This action allows for the creation of breakpoints along the analytical line.
In cases where an analytical wall intersects with another analytical wall or analytical beam at a mid-point, the AEC|BOLT AUTOCAD App automatically generates a break point at the intersection. This break point signifies the discontinuity in the analytical line caused by the intersection. (Figure 9a)
By utilizing the "No Break Pts" feature, users can easily manage the segmentation of analytical walls and assign specific properties to each segment. This functionality enhances the flexibility and accuracy of modeling complex structural configurations and ensures precise representation of the structural elements in the AEC|BOLT AUTOCAD App.
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To assign different thickness and reference line offset to an analytical wall with break points, you can specify the values by using a comma (",") to separate them.
Figure 9b showcases a hammerhead configuration observed in a shear wall. This specific arrangement demonstrates the positioning of breakpoints and refline offsets. By examining the diagram, you can observe how breakpoints are defined at the intersections of different segments within the shear wall. Additionally, refline offsets are depicted to indicate the variation in alignment between the segments.
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The hammerhead situation exemplifies how the AEC|BOLT AUTOCAD App handles complex configurations and accurately represents them through the utilization of breakpoints and refline offsets. These definitions play a crucial role in accurately modeling and analyzing the shear wall geometry and behavior within the application.
By entering the appropriate values separated by commas, you can customize the thickness and reference line offset for each segment of the analytical wall with break points. This allows for precise control over the properties of individual segments and ensures accurate representation of the structural elements in the AEC|BOLT AUTOCAD App.
To ensure the correct corner intersection of two analytical walls linked to one shear wall, you should follow the guidelines illustrated in Figure 10. The corner intersection should be aligned in a specific manner to maintain the structural integrity and accuracy of the model.
Please refer to Figure 10 for a visual representation of the desired corner intersection configuration. It showcases the correct arrangement and alignment of the analytical walls at the corner, ensuring a proper connection to the shear wall.
By adhering to the depicted guidelines and aligning the analytical walls accordingly, you can achieve the desired corner intersection between the two walls, maintaining the accuracy and integrity of the structural model in the AEC|BOLT AUTOCAD App.
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→ By selecting the "Elevation View" option for an analytical wall in the spreadsheet, users gain the ability to visualize the shear wall in an elevation view. This feature allows for a clear representation of the wall's vertical arrangement and facilitates the process of drawing wall openings at the appropriate locations. Figure 11a showcases the buttons that become active when the "Elevation View" option is selected.
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In Figure 11b, i) elevation view and ii) plan view of the hammerhead shear wall presented above are demonstrated.
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Wall Opening
→ To draw an opening in the analytical wall while in elevation view, simply click on the "Wall Opening" button depicted in Figure 11a. This button enables the user to create openings within the analytical wall, allowing for the incorporation of windows, doors, or other voids in the wall's structure.
By clicking the "Wall Opening" button, you can select the desired location on the elevation view of the analytical wall where you want to draw the opening. The tool provides the flexibility to define the size, shape, and position of the opening according to the project requirements.
→ Select shape of the opening as demonstrated in Figure 1312. Draw the opening to analytical wall.
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Elevation View’in üzerine Figure 7’te görülen Wall Opening butonuna tıklayarak Figure 12’deki analytical wall üzerine opening çizilebilir. Wall opening butonuna tıklandıktan sonra Figure 13’de görüldüğü üzere çizilecek opening için geometri seçilmelidir. |
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Figure 13
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Figure 12
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See a wall opening is generated on Figure 13, and “#of Shear Wall Opening” column cell of the corresponding analytical wall is updated.
→ Click “Back” button as in Figure 11b to go back to plan view.
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