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Submitted By:
Amit Kumar Saran
Ashwini Kumar
Bharat Sondhi
M.Tech. (IT in Building Science), IIIT,Hyderabad
Index
1. Structural Modeling
Structural Details of the building
2. Structural Analysis
Wind Load Analysis
Load Distribution
Analysis results
3. Structural Design
Design of beams
Design of Columns
Design of Footings
Design of Slab
1. Structural Modeling
Reliability and accuracy of design of a building structure largely depends on how accurately and meticulously it has been
perceived and modeled. This structure has been modeled in both STAAD as well as AutoCAD after several careful
inspections of the site as well as architectural drawings. Some of the salient features of the building are:
There are 4 representative Ring Beams: RB1, RB2, RB3, and RB4 each in 3 rings.
The space frame structure of the building was also modeled in AutoCAD for better CAD facilities provided with the
software. The drawings in *.DXF format were then imported in STAAD software, where additional properties were
applied to CAD model of the structures. The properties applied to the imported CAD drawing are as follows:
1. Sectional properties
2. Support conditions
3. Material Properties
4. Loading conditions
Structure was analyzed for self-weight, live load, wind load and seismic loads. Analysis was performed in
STAAD-III. Details of analysis are as follows:
Terrain Category : 2 (open terrain with scattered obstructions of height between 1.5m to 10m)
Wind intensities:
Design Wind Pressure = 0.6 * Vz2
The wind load on the building shall be calculated for the building as a whole.
Wind Load on the Building = Cf * Ae * Pd
Where;
Cf = Force Coefficient
Ae = Effective Frontal Area
Pd = Design Wind Pressure
The value of Cf = 0.5 from Table – 23 of IS: 875 (Part – 3) for buildings of circular shape.
Wind Load at each floor is distributed among the columns at that floor accordingly their relative stiffness.
Terminology:
Basic Seismic Coefficient (a0)
To give the basic design acceleration as a fraction of the acceleration due to gravity
a h = ß * I * a0 = 0.015
• Load Distribution:
The distribution of base shear along with the height of the building is given by,
Qi = Vb * (Wi * hi2) / S (Wi * hi2)
Floor Qi Vi
1 391.7677 482.9151
2 91.1473 91.1473
Possible Load Combinations:
(Dead Load + Live Load + Wind Load) * FoS
(Dead Load + Live Load) * FoS
(Dead Load + Live Load + Earthquake Load) * FoS
For 1st case FoS will be 1.5 and for the rest of the case FoS will be 1.2 as per IS – 456
Analysis results:
Structure was analyzed in STAAD.
SF and BM Diagrams as produced by STAAD
All the members (beams, columns, footings) except slab were designed on a structural design
package developed by our own team of students. The package has been tested with real-time
problems and gives perfectly reliable results. Slab design was performed on STAAD.
Design of beam B1
Design of columns:
design of column C2
Design of column C3
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