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IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION

TREATED WATER TANK


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 6.85 m
Inner width of tank (B) = 6.85 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculationss
= (2 x 6.85 + 2 x 6.85) x 3.5 x 0.3 x
Weight of tank wall 25 750.75
Mass of tank wall mw = 750.75 x 1000 / 9.81 76529.05
= (6.85+2 x 0.3) x (6.85+2 x 0.3) x
Mass of base slab mb 0.3 x 25 x 1000/9.81 = 42433.10
Volume of Liquid = 6.85 x 6.85 x 3.2 150.15
Mass of liquid m = 150.15 x 1400 210212.80

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L = 6.85 m
B = 6.85 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.467
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.5
mi = 105106.4 kg
mc/m = 0.5
mc = 105106.4 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.535
hc = 1.712 m
hi*/h = 0.85
hi* = 2.72 m
hc*/h = 1.05
hc* = 3.36 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x h))
/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 6.85 x 25 x 1000/9.81 18329.51

ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x h)) 1.34


/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.23

To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever =
and subjected to concentrated force P qxhx1 10.35

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.13
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 0.000042
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.01

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.467 , Cc = 3.75

Tc = 3.75 x SQRT (6.85/9.81) 3.13

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 2.5
Here Ti = 0.013 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.14

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 3.134 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.45

(Ah)c = (0.16 x 1.75 x 0.7875)/(2 x 4) 0.03

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mi* = (Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw + tb) 936.47
+ Mt (ht + tb) + mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 95.10
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 941.29

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866 L/
2

Qwi(y) h)

At the base of wall y = 0

= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2) ] x tanh (0.866 x 0.82


2

Qwi(y=0) 6.85/ 3.2)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 5.07

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y= 0

Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866 x (6.85/2)/6.85) 0.14


/cosh(0.866 x 6.85/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.84

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)

Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/


(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/6.85))/
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6.85) 0.18
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.43

At the TOP of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(0/6.85))/
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6.85) 0.42
=
pcw Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.99

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb = 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l) ]
3

/cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 3.425

Qcb = 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l) ]


3

/cosh(3.162 x h / L) 0.16
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.162 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 x 0.39
6.85

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 1.05

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.09
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 4.10

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure
p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + pv2) 7.38

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 10.54
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 5.76
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.82

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 1.90
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.47
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.72

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.22

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.467
1/(Ah)i = 7.14
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.

B Analysis along Y-Dirction


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 6.85 m
Inner width of tank = 6.85 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
= 2 x (6.85+0.3+6.85+0.3) x 0.3 x 25
Weight of tank wall x 5.3 = 750.75
Mass of tank wall mw = 750.75 x 1000 / 9.81 76529.05
= (6.85+0.3) x (6.85+0.3) x 0.3 x 25
Mass of base slab mb x 1000/9.81 = 39084.48
volume of Liquid = 6.85 x 6.85 x 3.2 150.15
Mass of liquid m = 150.15 x 1400 210212.80

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
B = 6.85 m
L = 6.85 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.467
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.5
mi = 105106.4 kg
mc/m = 0.5
mc = 105106.4 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.535
hc = 1.712 m
hi*/h = 0.85
hi* = 2.72 m
hc*/h = 1.05
hc* = 3.36 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x h))/
(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 6.85 x 25 x 1000/9.81 18329.51

ĥ= 1.34
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.23
To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever =
and subjected to concentrated force P qxhx1 10.35

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.13
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 0.00
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.01

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.467 , Cc = 3.75

Tc = 3.75 x SQRT (6.85/9.81) 3.13

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.013 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.09

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 3.134 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.45
(Ah)c = (0.16 x 1.75 x 0.7875)/(2 x 4) 0.02

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
= (Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw + tb)
Mi* + Mt (ht + tb) + mb*tb/2]*g
584.86
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
59.44
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 587.88

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866 L/
2

Qwi(y) h)

At the base of wall y= 0


= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y=0) 6.85/ 3.2) 0.82


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = 3.17

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

= sinh(0.866 x x
Qbi /L)/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y= 0

= sinh(0.866 x 6.85/2 /
Qwi(y=0) 6.85)/cosh(0.866 x 6.85/3.2) 0.14
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = 0.53

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(0/6.85))/
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6.85) 0.18
pcw = 0.27

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/6.85))/ 0.42
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6.85)
pcw = 0.62

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb = 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l) ]
3

/cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 3.425
Qcb = 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l) ]
3

/cosh(3.162 x h / L) 0.16
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.163 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 x 0.24
6.85

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.66

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.06
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.56

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure
p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + pv2) 4.61

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4
Base shear per unit circumferential length
due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)I x mi x g / 2B 6.59
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.60
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.51

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 1.19
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.29
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.45

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.22

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.467
1/(Ah)i = 11.4285714286
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
CULATION

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction

kN
kg

kg
m3
kg

ction as shown.

x
ne at height ĥ.

ON of loading
kg

kN/m2

3.1.2 is followed.

kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
or of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

required.

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction
kN
kg

kg
m3
kg

d Y direction as shown.

x
ne at height ĥ.

ON of loading
kg

m
kN/m2
ction 4.3.1.2 is followed.

kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec

or of 1.75
kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

required.
IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION
Equalization tank
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 9.5 m
Inner width of tank ( b) = 8 m
Thickness of tank wall (tw) = 0.3 m
Height of tank (H) = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab (tb) = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth (h) = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Acceleration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete (fck) = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
Weight of tank wall 2 x (9.5+0.3+8+0.3) x 0.3 x 950.25
= 25 x 3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 950.25 x 1000 / 9.81 96865.44343
Mass of base slab mb (9.5+2 x 0.3) x (8+2 x 0.3) x 66406.72783
= 0.3 x 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 9.5 x 8 x 3.2 243.2
Mass of liquid m = 243.2 x 1400 340480

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Direction


For this case
L= 9.5 m
B= 8m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.337
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.38
mi = 129382.4 kg
mc/m = 0.6
mc = 204288 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.562
hc = 1.7984 m
hi*/h = 1.18
hi* = 3.776 m
hc*/h = 1.375
hc* = 4.4 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical centre line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by considering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 8 x 25 x 21406.728
1000/9.81

ĥ ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x 1.337


= H))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.363

To find the deflection of wall use simple approach given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.762
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.346E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0132

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.337 , Cc = 4

Tc = 4 x SQRT (9.5/9.81) 3.94

6 Design horizontal Seismic Coefficient


i) Design horizontal Seismic Coefficient for
impulsive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z = 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I = 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R = 2.5
Here Ti = 0.0132 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.14

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Coefficient for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 3.94 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.595

(Ah)c 0.0333
= (0.16 x 1.75 x 0.6125)/(2 x 4)

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in impulsive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 1354.374
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in impulsive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 313.845
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 1390.262

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
0.866 [1-(y/h)2] x tanh (0.866
Qwi(y) = L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh
Qwi(y=0) = (0.866 x 9.5/ 3.2) 0.856
Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 5.266

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

sinh(0.866 x x
Qbi = /L)/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866 x 9.5/2 / 0.068
9.5)/cosh(0.866 x 9.5/3.2)
Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.418

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)

Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/


(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/9.5))/ 0.257
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/9.5)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 1.116

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/9.5))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/9.5)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 1.81

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 4.75
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l)3] 0.231
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 1.00

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 1.050

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.093
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 4.102

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 7.614


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 11.106
Value of linearized pressure at bottom and
top is given by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 6.074
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.868

Equivalent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 4.173
Value of linearized pressure at bottom and
top is given by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.819
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 1.789

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.396

As per mechanical design required volume in the tank is 225 m3 so sloshing wave height will not effect the free board
per SIIPL/SSTPP/224 page no. 11
Required height of tank = 225/(9.5 x 8 ) 2.961
So actual free board is = 3.5-2.961 0.539
> 0.396 m
14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.337
1/(Ah)i = 7.143
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.

B Analysis along Y-Direction


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 8 m
Inner width of tank = 9.5 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Acceleration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
Weight of tank wall 2 x (6.85+0.3+6.85+0.3) x 0.3 950.25
= x 25 x 5.3 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 750.75 x 1000 / 9.81 96865.443
Mass of base slab mb (6.85+0.3) x (6.85+0.3) x 0.3 62186.544
= x 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 6.85 x 6.85 x 3.2 243.2
Mass of liquid m = 243.2 x 1400 340480

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Direction


For this case
L= 8 m
B = 9.5 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.400
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.44
mi = 149811.2 kg
mc/m = 0.53
mc = 180454.4 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.53
hc = 1.696 m
hi*/h = 1.025
hi* = 3.28 m
hc*/h = 1.2
hc* = 3.84 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by considering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 9.5 x 25 x 25420.489
1000/9.81

ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x 1.339


h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.300
To find the deflection of wall use simple approach given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.561
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.289E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.013

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.4 , Cc = 4.8

Tc = 4.8 x SQRT (8/9.81) 4.335

6 Design horizontal Seismic Coefficient


i) Design horizontal Seismic Coefficient for
impulsive mode
From IS 1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 2.5
Here Ti = 0.013 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.14

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Coefficient for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 4.335 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 By extrapolation
By extrapolation Sa/g = 0.27
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 1.75*0.27 0.473

(Ah)c
= (0.16 x 1.75 x 0.473)/(2 x2.5) 0.026

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in impulsive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 1370.152
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in impulsive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 193.922
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 1383.807

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2) ] x tanh
2
Qwi(y=0) 0.843
(0.866 x 8/ 3.2)
Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 5.190

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
Qbi = sinh(0.866 x x /L)
/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y= 0


Qwi(y=0) = sinh(0.866 x (8/2)/8)/ 0.101
cosh(0.866 x 8/3.2)
Impulsive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.623

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(0/8))/
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/8) 0.218
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.633

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(3.2/8))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/8)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 1.21

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 4
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L) 0.196
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.196 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 0.57
x8

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 1.050

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground acceleration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.093
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 4.102

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 7.494


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)I x mi x g / 2B 10.829
Value of linearized pressure at bottom and
top is given by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 5.922
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.846

Equivalent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 2.465316726
Value of linearized pressure at bottom and
top is given by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.632
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.909

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.2646

14 Anchorage Requirement
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.400
1/(Ah)i = 7.14
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
ALCULATION

parallel to X - direction
parallel to Y - direction

kN

kg
kg

m3
kg

direction as shown.

x
ng
kg

kN/m2

tion 4.3.1.2 is followed.


kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

ave height will not effect the free board. (As

m
m
safe

e is required.
parallel to y - direction
parallel to X - direction

kN
kg

kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

x
ng
kg

kN/m2
tion 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.
IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION
Sludge Holding tank
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 9.5 m
Inner width of tank = 3 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
Weight of tank wall 2 x (9.5+0.3+3+0.3) x 0.3 x
= 25 x 3.5 = 687.75
Mass of tank wall mw = 687.5 x 1000 / 9.81 70107.03364
Mass of base slab mb (9.5+0.3) x (3+0.3) x 0.3 x 25
= x 1000/9.81 = 24724.77064
volume of Liquid = 9.5 x 3 x 3.2 91.2
Mass of liquid m = 91.2 x 1400 127680

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L = 9.5 m
B= 3 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.337
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.38
mi = 48518.4 kg
mc/m = 0.6
mc = 76608 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.52
hc = 1.664 m
hi*/h = 1.25
hi* = 4m
hc*/h = 1.4
hc* = 4.48 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 3 x 25 x 8027.523
1000/9.81

((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x


ĥ
= h))/(0.5 x mi + mw) 1.337
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.363
To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.762
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.346E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0132

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.337 , Cc = 4

Tc = 4 x SQRT (9.5/9.81) 3.94

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS-1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.0132 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 3.94 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.595

(Ah)c 0.0208
= (0.16 x 1.75 x 0.6125)/(2 x 4)

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 430.933
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 74.809
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 437.378

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh 0.856
(0.866 x 9.5/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 3.292

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi = /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0

Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866 x 9.5/2 / 0.068


9.5)/cosh(0.866 x 9.5/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.261

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)

Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/


(cosh(3.162 x h/L)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/9.5))/ 0.257
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/9.5)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.697

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/9.5))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/9.5)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 1.13

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 4.75
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/l)3] 0.231
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 0.63

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 4.759


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 6.941
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.796
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.542

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 2.608
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.717
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.913

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.396
As per mechanical design required volume in the tank is 225 m3 so sloshing wave height will not effect the free board
per SIIPL/SSTPP/224 page no. 11
Required height of tank = 225/(9.5 x 8 ) 2.961
So actual free board is = 3.5-2.961 0.539
> 0.396 m
14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.337
1/(Ah)i = 11.429
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
B Analysis along Y-Dirction
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 3 m
Inner width of tank = 9.5 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
2 x (3+0.3+9.5+0.3) x 0.3 x 687.75
Weight of tank wall = 25 x 5.3 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 750.75 x 1000 / 9.81 70107.034
(3+0.3) x (9.5+0.3) x 0.3 x 25 24724.771
Mass of base slab mb = x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 3 x 9.5 x 3.2 91.2
Mass of liquid m = 91.2 x 1400 127680

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 3m
B= 9.5 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 1.067
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.82
mi = 104697.6 kg
mc/m = 0.26
mc = 33196.8 kg
hi/h = 0.38
hi = 1.216 m
hc/h = 0.75
hc = 2.4 m
hi*/h = 0.52
hi* = 1.664 m
hc*/h = 0.75
hc* = 2.4 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 9.5 x 25 x 25420.489
1000/9.81

ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x 1.391


h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 2.558
Unit To findof
width the deflection
wall considerofaswall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
cantilever
and subjected to concentrated force P = qxhx1 8.186

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E = 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 3.721E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.012

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 1.067 , Cc = 3.6

Tc = 3.6 x SQRT (3/9.81) 1.991

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS 1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.012 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 1.991 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 By extrapolation
By extrapolation Sa/g = 0.27
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 1.3125

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75 x 1.3125)/(2x 4) 0.0459

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 474.509
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 40.392
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 476.225

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
Qwi(y) = 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh
Qwi(y=0) 0.581
(0.866 x 3/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 2.233

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
Qbi = sinh(0.866 x x /L)
/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y= 0


Qwi(y=0) = sinh(0.866 x (3/2)/3)/ 0.331
cosh(0.866 x 3/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 1.274

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(0/3))/
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/3) 0.029
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.054

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(3.2/3))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/3)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.79

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 1.5
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.026
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.026 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 0.05
x3

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 3.863


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)I x mi x g / 2B 4.730
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 2.542
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.414

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.78737022
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 -0.123
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.615

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.276

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 1.067
1/(Ah)i = 11.43
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
ALCULATION

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction

kN
kg

kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

x
g
kg

m
kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

m
wave height will not effect the free board. (As

m
m
safe

e is required.
parallel to y - dirction
parallel to X - dirction

kN
kg
kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.
IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION
MBBR A tank
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 7 m
Inner width of tank = 2.85 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
2 x (7+0.3+2.85+0.3) x 0.3 x
Weight of tank wall = 25 x 3.5 = 548.625
Mass of tank wall mw = 548.625 x 1000 / 9.81 55925.07645
(7+0.3) x (2.85+0.3) x 0.3 x
Mass of base slab mb = 25 x 1000/9.81 = 17580.27523
volume of Liquid = 7 x 2.85 x 3.2 63.84
Mass of liquid m = 63.84 x 1400 89376

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 7m
B= 2.85 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.457
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.5
mi = 44688 kg
mc/m = 0.5
mc = 44688 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.575
hc = 1.84 m
hi*/h = 0.95
hi* = 3.04 m
hc*/h = 1.05
hc* = 3.36 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 2.85 x 25 x 7626.147
1000/9.81

((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x


ĥ
= h))/(0.5 x mi + mw) 1.340
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.286
To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.516
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.277E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0131

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.457 , Cc = 3.8

Tc = 3.8 x SQRT (7/9.81) 3.21

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.0131 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 3.21 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.4

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75x0.525)/(2x 4) 0.0140

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 325.076
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 22.463
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 325.851

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh 0.828
(0.866 x 7/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 3.183

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi = /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x7/2/7)/ 0.131
cosh(0.866 x 7/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.505

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/7))/ 0.186
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/7)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.250

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/7))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/7)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.56

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 3.5
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.167
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 0.23

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 4.623


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 6.730
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.680
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.526

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 1.077
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.185
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.488

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.196

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.457
1/(Ah)i = 11.429
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.

3 Analysis along Y-Dirction


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 2.85 m
Inner width of tank = 7 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
2 x (2.85+0.3+7+0.3) x 0.3 x 548.625
Weight of tank wall = 25 x 5.3 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 548.625 x 1000 / 9.81 55925.076
(2.85+0.3) x (7+0.3) x 0.3 x 17580.275
Mass of base slab mb = 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 2.85x 7 x 3.2 63.84
Mass of liquid m = 63.84 x 1400 89376

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 2.85 m
B= 7m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 1.123
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.85
mi = 75969.6 kg
mc/m = 0.24
mc = 21450.24 kg
hi/h = 0.385
hi = 1.232 m
hc/h = 0.75
hc = 2.4 m
hi*/h = 0.6
hi* = 1.92 m
hc*/h = 0.75
hc* = 2.4 m
5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 7 x 25 x 18730.887
1000/9.81

ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x 1.403


h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 2.532
To find the deflection of wall use simple
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
and subjected to concentrated force P = qxhx1 8.102

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E = 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 3.783E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.012

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 1.123 , Cc = 3.6

Tc = 3.6 x SQRT (2.85/9.81) 1.940

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS 1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.012 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 1.940 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.7

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75 x 1.225)/(2x 4) 0.0245

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 360.749
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 13.920
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 361.018

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh
Qwi(y=0) (0.866 x 2.85/ 3.2) 0.561

Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the


base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 2.157

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

Qbi = sinh(0.866 x x /L)


/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y= 0


Qwi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x(2.85/2)/2.85)/ 0.340
cosh(0.866 x 2.85/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 1.309

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
0.4165 x
Qcw(y) = (cosh(3.162(0/2.85))/
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/2.85) 0.024
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.023

At the base of wall y = 3.2

Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(3.2/2.85 0.417


))/ (cosh(3.162 x 3.2/2.85)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.40

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 1.425
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.022
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.022 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 0.02
x 2.85

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure
p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 3.806
pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)I x mi x g / 2B 4.658
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 2.460
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.451

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.368246995
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 -0.058
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.288

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.140

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 1.123
1/(Ah)i = 11.43
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
ALCULATION

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction

kN
kg

kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

m
kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.

parallel to y - dirction
parallel to X - dirction
kN
kg
kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.
IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION
MBBR B tank
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 7.2 m
Inner width of tank = 2.85 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
=2 x (7.2+0.3+2.85+0.3) x 0.3
Weight of tank wall 559.125
x 25 x 3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 559.125 x 1000 / 9.81 56995.41284
(7.2+0.3) x (2.85+0.3) x 0.3 x 18061.92661
Mass of base slab mb = 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 7.2x 2.85 x 3.2 65.664
Mass of liquid m = 65.664 x 1400 91929.6

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 7.2 m
B= 2.85 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.444
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.48
mi = 44126.208 kg
mc/m = 0.52
mc = 47803.392 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.57
hc = 1.824 m
hi*/h = 0.98
hi* = 3.136 m
hc*/h = 1.1
hc* = 3.52 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 2.85 x 25 x 7626.147
1000/9.81

((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x


ĥ
= h))/(0.5 x mi + mw) 1.341
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.255

To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.417
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.249E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0131

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.444 , Cc = 3.8

Tc = 3.8 x SQRT (7.2/9.81) 3.26

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z = 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I = 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.0131 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 3.26 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.4

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75x0.525)/(2x 4) 0.0140

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 332.924
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 25.080
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 333.867

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh 0.832
(0.866 x 7.2/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 3.198

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi = /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x7.2/2/7.2)/ 0.125
cosh(0.866 x 7.2/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.480

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/7.2))/ 0.193
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/7.2)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.267

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/7.2))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/7.2)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.58

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 3.6
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.174
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 0.24

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 4.636


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 6.645
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.634
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.519

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 1.152
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.209
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.511

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.202

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.444
1/(Ah)i = 11.429
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.

3 Analysis along Y-Dirction


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 2.85 m
Inner width of tank = 7.2 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
2 x (7.2+0.3+2.85+0.3) x 0.3 559.125
Weight of tank wall = x 25 x 3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 559.125 x 1000 / 9.81 56995.413
(7.2+0.3) x (2.85+0.3) x 0.3 x 18061.927
Mass of base slab mb = 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 7.2x 2.85 x 3.2 65.664
Mass of liquid m = 65.664 x 1400 91929.6

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 2.85 m
B= 7.2 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 1.123
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.85
mi = 78140.16 kg
mc/m = 0.24
mc = 22063.104 kg
hi/h = 0.385
hi = 1.232 m
hc/h = 0.75
hc = 2.4 m
hi*/h = 0.6
hi* = 1.92 m
hc*/h = 0.75
hc* = 2.4 m
5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 7.2 x 25 x 19266.055
1000/9.81

ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x 1.403


h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 2.532
To find the deflection of wall use simple
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
and subjected to concentrated force P = qxhx1 8.102

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E = 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 3.783E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.012

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 1.123 , Cc = 3.6

Tc = 3.6 x SQRT (2.85/9.81) 1.940

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS 1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.012 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 1.940 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.7

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75 x 1.225)/(2x 4) 0.0245

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 369.333
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 14.317
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 369.611

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh
Qwi(y=0) 0.561
(0.866 x 2.85/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 2.157

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

Qbi = sinh(0.866 x x /L)


/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x(2.85/2)/2.85)/ 0.340
cosh(0.866 x 2.85/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 1.309
ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/2.85)) 0.024
/ (cosh(3.162 x 3.2/2.85)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.023

At the base of wall y = 3.2

Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(3.2/2.85 0.417


))/ (cosh(3.162 x 3.2/2.85)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.40

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 1.425
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.022
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.022 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 0.02
x 2.85

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 3.806


pv2)
12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)I x mi x g / 2B 4.658
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 2.460
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.451

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.368246995
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 -0.058
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.288

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.140

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 1.123
1/(Ah)i = 11.43
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
ALCULATION

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction

kN

kg
kg

m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

m
kN/m2

section 4.3.1.2 is followed.


kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.

parallel to y - dirction
parallel to X - dirction
kN
kg
kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.
IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION
TUBE SETTLER tank
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 5.2 m
Inner width of tank = 2.85 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
=2 x (5.2+0.3+2.85+0.3) x 0.3
Weight of tank wall 454.125
x 25 x 3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 454.125 x 1000 / 9.81 46292.04893
(5.2+0.3) x (2.85+0.3) x 0.3 x 13245.41284
Mass of base slab mb = 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 5.2x 2.85 x 3.2 47.424
Mass of liquid m = 47.424 x 1400 66393.6

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 5.2 m
B= 2.85 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.615
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.64
mi = 42491.904 kg
mc/m = 0.4
mc = 26557.44 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.625
hc = 2 m
hi*/h = 0.78
hi* = 2.496 m
hc*/h = 0.8
hc* = 2.56 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 2.85 x 25 x 7626.147
1000/9.81

((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x


ĥ
= h))/(0.5 x mi + mw) 1.345
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.166

To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.131
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.169E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0130

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.615 , Cc = 3.6

Tc = 3.5 x SQRT (5.2/9.81) 2.62

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z = 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I = 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.0130 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 2.62 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.5

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75x0.525)/(2x 4) 0.0175

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 257.018
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 13.039
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 257.348

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh 0.768
(0.866 x 5.2/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 2.954

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi = /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x5.2/2/5.2)/ 0.206
cosh(0.866 x 5.2/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.793

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/5.2))/ 0.117
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/5.2)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.146

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/5.2))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/5.2)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.52

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 2.6
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.105
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 0.13

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 4.430


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 6.399
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.499
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.500

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.800
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.062
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.437

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.182

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.615
1/(Ah)i = 11.429
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.

3 Analysis along Y-Dirction


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 2.85 m
Inner width of tank = 5.2 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
2 x (5.2+0.3+2.85+0.3) x 0.3 454.125
Weight of tank wall = x 25 x 3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 454.125 x 1000 / 9.81 46292.049
(7.2+0.3) x (2.85+0.3) x 0.3 x 13245.413
Mass of base slab mb = 25 x 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 5.2x 2.85 x 3.2 47.424
Mass of liquid m = 47.424 x 1400 66393.6

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 2.85 m
B= 5.2 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 1.123
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.85
mi = 56434.56 kg
mc/m = 0.24
mc = 15934.464 kg
hi/h = 0.385
hi = 1.232 m
hc/h = 0.75
hc = 2.4 m
hi*/h = 0.6
hi* = 1.92 m
hc*/h = 0.75
hc* = 2.4 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 5.2 x 25 x 13914.373
1000/9.81

ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x 1.403


h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 2.532
Unit To findof
width the deflection
wall considerofaswall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
cantilever
and subjected to concentrated force P = qxhx1 8.102

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E = 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 3.783E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.012

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 1.123 , Cc = 3.6

Tc = 3.6 x SQRT (2.85/9.81) 1.940

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS 1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.012 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 1.940 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.7

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75 x 1.225)/(2x 4) 0.0245

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 283.495
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 10.340
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 283.684

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


= 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh
Qwi(y=0) 0.561
(0.866 x 2.85/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 2.157

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

Qbi = sinh(0.866 x x /L)


/cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x(2.85/2)/2.85)/ 0.340
cosh(0.866 x 2.85/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 1.309
ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/2.85)) 0.024
/ (cosh(3.162 x 3.2/2.85)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.023

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(3.2/2.85 0.417
))/ (cosh(3.162 x 3.2/2.85)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.40

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 1.425
1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
Qcb 0.022
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = 0.022 x 0.0275 x 1400 x 9.81 0.02
x 2.85

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 3.806


pv2)
12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)I x mi x g / 2B 4.658
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 2.460
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.451

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.368246995
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 -0.058
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.288

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.140

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 1.123
1/(Ah)i = 11.43
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
ALCULATION

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction

kN

kg
kg

m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

m
kN/m2

section 4.3.1.2 is followed.


kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.

parallel to y - dirction
parallel to X - dirction
kN
kg
kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.
IMPLUSIVE AND CONVECTIVE CALCULATION
CHLORINATION TANK
1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank (L) = 6 m
Inner width of tank = 6 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
=2 x (6+0.3+6+0.3) x 0.3 x 25 x
Weight of tank wall 661.5
3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 661.5 x 1000 / 9.81 67431.19266
(6+0.3) x (6+0.3) x 0.3 x 25 x 30344.0367
Mass of base slab mb = 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 6 x 6 x 3.2 115.2
Mass of liquid m = 115.2 x 1400 161280

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 6 m
B= 6 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.533
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.58
mi = 93542.4 kg
mc/m = 0.45
mc = 72576 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.54
hc = 1.728 m
hi*/h = 0.875
hi* = 2.8 m
hc*/h = 0.9
hc* = 2.88 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 6 x 25 x 16055.046
1000/9.81

((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x


ĥ
= h))/(0.5 x mi + mw) 1.341
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.272

To find the deflection of wall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
Unit width of wall consider as cantilever = qxhx1 10.471
and subjected to concentrated force P

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.264E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0131

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.533 , Cc = 3.7

Tc = 3.5 x SQRT (6/9.81) 2.89

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z = 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I = 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.0131 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875

ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for


Convective mode
Here Tc = 2.89 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.4

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75x0.525)/(2x 4) 0.0140

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 479.192
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 31.697
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 480.239

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh 0.801
(0.866 x 6/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 3.081

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi = /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x6/2/6)/ 0.170
cosh(0.866 x 6/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.652

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/6))/ 0.149
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.172

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/6))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.48

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 3
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.134
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 0.15

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656
10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure

p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 4.535


pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 6.691
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.659
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.523

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.831
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.197
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.322

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.168

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.533
1/(Ah)i = 11.429
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.

B Analysis along Y-Dirction


1 DIMENSION OF TANK
Inner Length of tank = 6 m
Inner width of tank = 6 m
Thickness of tank wall = 0.3 m
Height of tank = 3.5 m
Thickness of base slab = 0.3 m
Free board = 0.3 m
Side water Depth = 3.2 m
Unit weight of liquid ρ = 1400 kg/m3
Unit weight of concrete ρw = 25 kN/m3
Gravitational Accelaration (g) = 9.81 m/s2
Grade of concrete = 30 N/mm2

2 Weight calculations
2 x (6+0.3+6+0.3) x 0.3 x 25 x 661.5
Weight of tank wall = 3.5 =
Mass of tank wall mw = 661.5 x 1000 / 9.81 67431.193
(6+0.3) x (6+0.3) x 0.3 x 25 x 30344.037
Mass of base slab mb = 1000/9.81 =
volume of Liquid = 6 x 6 x 3.2 115.2
Mass of liquid m = 115.2 x 1400 161280

For rectangular tank, seismic analysis is to be performed for loading in X and Y direction as shown.
Y

3 Analysis along X-Dirction


For this case
L= 6 m
B= 6 m

4 Parameters of spring Mass model


For h/ L = 0.533
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.2.1.2 following values obtained
All undefined notations are taken as IS- 1893-2014

mi/m = 0.58
mi = 93542.4 kg
mc/m = 0.45
mc = 72576 kg
hi/h = 0.375
hi = 1.2 m
hc/h = 0.54
hc = 1.728 m
hi*/h = 0.875
hi* = 2.8 m
hc*/h = 0.9
hc* = 2.88 m

5 Time Period
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.1.2
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g)
where d = deflection of tank wall on vertical center line at height ĥ.
ĥ = ((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x
h))/(0.5 x mi + mw)
mw' = mass of one wall obtained by consdering its inner DIMENSION of loading
mw' = 3.5 x 0.3 x 6 x 25 x 16055.046
1000/9.81

((0.5 x mi x hi) +( 0.5 x mw x


ĥ
= h))/(0.5 x mi + mw) 1.341
q = ((0.5 x mi)+mw') x g /(Bh) 3.272
Unit To findof
width the deflection
wall considerofaswall use simple approch given in commentary of section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
cantilever
and subjected to concentrated force P = qxhx1 10.471

Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw)


E= 5000 x SQRT (fck) 27386.128
Moment of inertia of cantilever = 1 x t3/12 0.00225
Deflection at ĥ is d = (P x ĥ^3)/(3 x E x Iw) 4.264E-05
Ti = 2 π SQRT (d/g) 0.0131

Time period of the convective mode Tc = Cc SQRT (L/g)


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.3.2.2 (b)
for h/L = 0.533 , Cc = 3.7

Tc = 3.5 x SQRT (6/9.81) 2.89

6 Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint


i) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
implusive mode
From IS1893-2014 section 4.5.1
(Ah)i = (Z x I x (Sa/g)i)/2R
where,
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
Z= 0.16
From contract clause 2.2.4
I= 1.75
From IS 1893 part 1 Table 2
R= 4
Here Ti = 0.0131 sec
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4
Damping = 5%
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2
(Sa/g)i = 2.5
therefore,
(Ah)i = (0.16 x 1.75 x 2.5)/(2 x 4) 0.0875
ii) Design horizontal Seismic Cofficeint for
Convective mode
Here Tc = 2.89 sec
From IS 1893 part 1 Fig 2 and From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.4 multiplying factor of 1.75
(Sa/g)c = 0.4

(Ah)c = (0.16x1.75x0.525)/(2x 4) 0.0140

7 Over turning Moment


Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
(Ah)i[mi(hi* + tb) + mw(hw +
Mi* = tb) + Mt (ht + tb) + 479.192
mb*tb/2]*g
Overturning Moment at the bottom of base slab in implusive mode,
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.1.2
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g
Mc* = (Ah)c x mc x (hc* + tb) x g 31.697
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.7.3
Total Over turning moment
M* = SQRT (Mi*2 +Mc*2) 480.239

8 Hydrodynamic Pressure
i) Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (b)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
piw = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where
= 0.866 [1-(y/h) ] x tanh (0.866
2

Qwi(y) L/ h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qwi(y=0) = 0.866 [1-(0/3.2)2] x tanh 0.801
(0.866 x 6/ 3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at the
base of wall
piw(y=0) = Qwi(y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 3.081

From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.1 (a)


Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure on top
of base slab
pib = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h
Where

sinh(0.866 x x /L)
Qbi = /cosh(0.866L/h)

At the base of wall y = 0


Qbi(y=0) = sinh(0.866x6/2/6)/ 0.170
cosh(0.866 x 6/3.2)
Implusive Hydrodynamic Pressure at top of
the base of slab
pib(y=0) = Qbi x (y) x (Ah)I x ρ x g x h 0.652

ii) Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure


Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on wall
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (b)
Qcw(y) = 0.4165 x (cosh(3.162(y/L))/
(cosh(3.162 x h/L)
At the base of wall y = 0
Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/6))/ 0.149
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.172

At the base of wall y = 3.2


Qcw(y) = 0.4165x(cosh(3.162(0/6))/ 0.417
(cosh(3.162 x 3.2/6)
pcw = Qcw(y) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x L 0.48

Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on


Base Slab
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.2 (a)
At the base of base slab y = 0
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D
Qcb 1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3]
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Where x = L/2 = 3
Qcb1.125 x [x/L-4/3(x/L)3] 0.134
= /cosh(3.162 x h / L)
Convective Hydrodynamic Pressure on Top of Base Slab
pcb = Qcb(x) x (Ah)c x ρ x g x D 0.15

9 Pressure Due to wall inertia


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.5
Pressure on wall due to its inertia
Pww = (Ah)I x t x ρm x g 0.656

10 Pressure Due to vertical Excitation


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.1
Hydrodynamic pressure on tank wall due
to vertical ground accelaration
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)]
(Av) = 2 x z x I x Sa/(3 x (2 x R x g)) 0.058
pv = (Av)[ρ x g x h (1 - y/h)] 2.564

11 Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.10.2
Maximum Hydrodynamic Pressure
p = SQRT((piw+pww)2+ pcw2 + 4.535
pv2)

12 Equivalent Linear Pressure Distribution


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.9.4

Base shear per unit circumferential length


due to impulsive liquid mass
qi = (Ah)i x mi x g / 2B 6.691
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ai = qi(4h-6hi)/h2 3.659
bi = qi(6hi-2h)/h2 0.523

Equivelent linear distribution for


convective pressure
qc = (Ah)c x mc x g/ 2 x b 0.831
Value of linearised pressure at bottom and
top is givien by
ac = qc(4h-6hc)/h2 0.197
bc = qc(6hc-2h)/h2 0.322

13 Sloshing Wave Height


From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.11
Maximum wave height
dmax = (Ah)c x R x L/2 0.168

14 Anchorage Requirment
From IS 1893-2014 part 2 section 4.12
h/L = 0.533
1/(Ah)i = 11.429
h/L < 1/(Ah)i
No Anchorage is required.
ALCULATION

parallel to X - dirction
parallel to Y - dirction

kN

kg
kg

m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

m
kN/m2

section 4.3.1.2 is followed.


kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.

parallel to y - dirction
parallel to X - dirction
kN
kg
kg
m3
kg

and Y direction as shown.

4
r line at height ĥ.

NSION of loading
kg

m
kN/m2
section 4.3.1.2 is followed.
kN

N/mm2
m4
m
sec

sec
factor of 1.75

kN-m

kN-m

kN-m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m

kN/m2
kN/m2

kN/m2
kN/m2

e is required.

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