ucefelmir Posted March 15, 2016 Report Share Posted March 15, 2016 Bonjour, Je viens de commencer à m'initier à la modélisation des structures en BA avec Cypecad. Je ne cache pas que j'étais étonné par les possibilités et les facilitées qu'offre ce logiciel notamment pour le calcul des planchers. Toutefois, j'ai certaines questions : - Question 1 : Comment le logiciel répartie la charge appliquée sur un plancher en corps creux? (ça peut paraître bête comme question mais après en comparant avec un calcul manuel j'ai réalisé que les efforts transmis à la poutre sont sous estimés). - Question 2 : La liaison entre le radier est caractérisée par un coefficient de raideur du sol k. Est ce que le logiciel libère le soulèvement du radier (on sait tous que le sol ne peut pas l'empêcher)? Merci d'avance Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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