Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Batten first-to-last row distance (mm)
- 4500
- Supplied minimum tile gauge (mm)
- 300
- Supplied maximum tile gauge (mm)
- 345
- Selected batten rows
- 15
- Adjusted gauge (mm)
- 321.428571
- All feasible [rows,gauge mm]
- [[15,321.428571429],[16,300]]
Try another scenario
- Batten first-to-last row distance (mm)
- 4700
- Supplied minimum tile gauge (mm)
- 300
- Supplied maximum tile gauge (mm)
- 345
- Selected batten rows
- 15
- Adjusted gauge (mm)
- 335.714286
- All feasible [rows,gauge mm]
- [[15,335.714285714],[16,313.333333333]]
Calculation method
Calculation method
Selected batten rows
Enumerate integer gap counts 1..1000; first valid length/gaps in supplied gauge range; rows=gaps+1; zero if none.
Adjusted gauge (mm)
Distance divided by chosen gap count; zero when none.
All feasible [rows,gauge mm]
Return every enumerated valid row count.
Symbols and units
- a
- Batten first-to-last row distance (mm)
- b
- Supplied minimum tile gauge (mm)
- c
- Supplied maximum tile gauge (mm)
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- End allowances already deducted; chosen solution minimizes row count among enumerated options. Supplied tile gauge range is manufacturer/project input. Supported limits: At most 1000 gaps. No fixing specification or roof design.
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