steelnz2003
Civil/Environmental
- Dec 21, 2007
- 51
Hi there,
I noticed that I'm getting a fixation moment with the wall-to-slab connection, and it seems that no matter how I change the slab stiffness, the moment persists.
I believe that the moment is caused by the slab's fixation to the wall, which restricts the wall's moment at the slab level, and this does make sense. However, I'm unsure of how to consider this moment in the slab. Should we ignore it and design the wall for both moments by adding the top and bottom moment to the section?
I noticed that I'm getting a fixation moment with the wall-to-slab connection, and it seems that no matter how I change the slab stiffness, the moment persists.
I believe that the moment is caused by the slab's fixation to the wall, which restricts the wall's moment at the slab level, and this does make sense. However, I'm unsure of how to consider this moment in the slab. Should we ignore it and design the wall for both moments by adding the top and bottom moment to the section?