Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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thschrader wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 9:19 am edit: (forgot text...)
at the moment we have 4 different layouts. Which one to use?
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I just modify the model following PDF ridge setting-out - hope this is correct ... ( not by superimposing the image )
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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paullee wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 9:27 am
thschrader wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 9:19 am edit: (forgot text...)
at the moment we have 4 different layouts. Which one to use?
reliable_layout.JPG
thumbs_up.JPG
I just modify the model following PDF ridge setting-out - hope this is correct ... ( not by superimposing the image )
Ok, thanks. I use the new wall as reference.
This has an effect of the column-height in axis 1 (+180 mm, when pink/green axis in sketcher are set parallel).
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About statics/stability:
The outer prefabricated frames an the inner wall must act as a "shear-wall" to get stability of the wooden frame/roof.
The inner wall-panels a boltet to the middle-beam and the rebars in the floor.
I will run a statics calculation of the frame, lets see how it works with FC-FEM and my commercial software.
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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thschrader wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 11:27 am This has an effect of the column-height in axis 1 (+180 mm, when pink/green axis in sketcher are set parallel).
new_wall_reference.JPG

About statics/stability:
The outer prefabricated frames an the inner wall must act as a "shear-wall" to get stability of the wooden frame/roof.
The inner wall-panels a boltet to the middle-beam and the rebars in the floor.
I will run a statics calculation of the frame, lets see how it works with FC-FEM and my commercial software.
shear_wall.JPG
Not sure if the figures I picked from the PDF are consistent indeed.

Hope to see something about FEM, I know nothing about this :)

And some update, adding door opening, windows, omission of concrete panels, re-dimension of stairs etc.

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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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paullee wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 11:57 am ...
And some update, adding door opening, windows, omission of concrete panels, re-dimension of stairs etc.
...
adjusted wood-structure to new reference.
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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Some fun with FEM, calculating the wooden frame/roof.
Loading:
snow 75 kg/m^2 on roof, payload 200 kg/m^2 upper floor, no selfweights.
The beam under the upper floor with cross section 50x200 mm seems too weak.
(double the calculated stress of 5 MPa, in reality there are hinges at the ends)
Some walls are still missing... :)
Have a nice weekend.
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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thschrader wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 3:57 pm Loading:
snow 75 kg/m^2 on roof, payload 200 kg/m^2 upper floor, no selfweights.
The beam under the upper floor with cross section 50x200 mm seems too weak.
(double the calculated stress of 5 MPa, in reality there are hinges at the ends)
Some walls are still missing... :)
Looks interesting, need more explanation on the diagram please :D
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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Model updated, incorporated Thschrader's latest model, added window clones, adjusted dispositions ...

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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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does it make sense to try to plan the house on this site, a point cloud?
point clouds are used in my clientele.

example point cloud file
https://lvermgeo.rlp.de/fileadmin/lverm ... dell_B.zip


howto convert to stl
http://fabacademy.org/archives/2014/tut ... ToSTL.html
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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thschrader wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 3:57 pm Some fun with FEM
Do you have ways to calculate wind load?
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Re: Open Source House with Open Source CAD?

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johnwang wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 9:24 pm
thschrader wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 3:57 pm Some fun with FEM
Do you have ways to calculate wind load?
At work we use Eurocode 1 "Wind load".
more sophisticated: cfdof workbench.
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