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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the stirrups are inserted when the throughd reinforcement is driven (half of the diameter is less than 12), it is not a big problem, but it reduces the shear resistance of the beam. If the main reinforcement of the beam is broken, the structure will be destroyed, especially the lower iron, which is the tension part.
It can be reinforced, but it seems to be very expensive.
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Anonymous users2024-01-237 layers of brick and concrete. . . It is possible that the lower reinforcement of the ring beam is broken, and these are the main tensile reinforcements, which are somewhat mysterious. If there is any vibration, it is more dangerous. In fact, the bathroom can be partially raised to renovate, so that you don't have to wear the beam.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I don't know what part you are hitting, according to common sense, you can't punch the beam empty, so it is easy to damage the overall structure of the house, it is very dangerous, if it is in a heavy part, it is recommended that you quickly find a way to repair it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21As long as the brick-concrete structure is not an overhead independent beam, it is supported by a brick wall, it does not matter.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20This is dangerous, because the buildings are now framed, and the beams and columns are absolutely immovable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It's over, it looks like a big disaster, is there any way to remedy it?
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Anonymous users2024-01-18I guess it needs to be reinforced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17It is patched up by electric welding.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16It's okay! It's GL!
The problem is not big, the caisson plate and the beam lap are not only in this place, not to mention that you are still a lintel, if according to the picture you show, this beam is only a lintel, then the upper floor slab is horizontally barred, but I personally think that it should be a beam poured in the first phase when pouring the floor slab, then there is also a horizontal bar above, and the concrete number of the beam slab is generally the same.
No problem! The bathroom wall itself is a parapet wall, which is useless!
Of course, these two tendons are very serious and dangerous, so it is better not to break them.
Assuming that the owner of the building breaks the steel bar of the shear wall, or the steel bar of the slab will not be much of a problem, you can use it with confidence. Whether there is water leakage can not be packed, according to the design experience of the younger brother in the design institute, the probability of water leakage is quite large, and two steel bars are nothing.
There is no need for steel bars, and the upper beam of the bathroom is 150-200mm higher than the ground to prevent water backflow in the bathroom