AAB Insulated Concrete Forms
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2006-08-31 06:07 PM
I don't know if I just should use composite walls or if there is another better way....
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2006-09-04 11:03 PM
I'm not completely sure what I am looking at here, but it looks like two different composite slabs with a concrete curb under the wall above. I would model it that way. As long as the concrete fill is the same in every composite it should clean up for you. The only issue is it looks like you have a finish ceiling on the bottom of the slab. That I can't help you with, maybe someone else will have a suggestion.
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2006-09-05 02:32 AM
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2006-09-05 10:54 AM
PatriciaLeão wrote:
how could you make the juctions look like this?
This looks like a no brainer...in AC10.
For a, you simply build a small brick wall, intersecting with the main wall.
For b, you have a composite wall wich does not quite intersect the main wall.
The trick is putting this wall on a different layer, with a different priority intersection value, defining the background color as white (and not transparent) and bringing it to the front in plan representation. This way it won't intersect with the main wall, it will represent itself on top of it.
As for c, I would use the brand new profile columns. They are easy to manage, and will create the desired hole in the composite wall, automatically.
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2006-09-05 11:07 AM
But I guess you thought it was a plan drawing... In fact it's a section, but thanks for your tips anyway Miguel.
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2006-09-05 11:20 AM
PatriciaLeão wrote:Story of my life
But I guess you thought it was a plan drawing... In fact it's a section.
In secction this would be even easier, beeing:
a) a wall, with extrude upward SEO on the slab
b) a wall
c) a beam, will open a hole in the wall.
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