Ijraset Journal For Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Authors: Prof. A.S. Pawar, Vishwajeet Dhanaji Patil, Rutuja Babaso Patil, Mahesh Pradip Kumbhar, Pritam Pintu Varale
DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2023.54155
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Structural Analysis is a branch which includes in the determination of conduct of constructions to anticipate the reactions of various underlying segments because of the impact of loads. Every single construction will be exposed to possibly one or the gatherings of loads, the different sorts of loads typically considered are dead loads, live loads, wind load IS:875-1987 Part1, 2, 3, seismic load (IS:1893-2016). ETABS (Extended Three-Dimensional Analysis of Building System) is a product which is joined with all the significant forces that are static, dynamic, Linear and non-direct, and so on. This Computer programming\'s are additionally being utilized for the computation of forces, bending moment, stress, strain &deformation or diversion for a complex underlying framework and this software is utilized to design and plan the structures. The study of this project is to analyse & design of Reinforced Concrete building using Etabs. By this project, it has been checked that the displacement of the building seems to be within permissible limit\'. The Structure has been designed as per Indian Codes & by laws provided by that area. In this paper, an analysis has been done on the storey height of a building situated in zone V, keeping the base dimensions constant, to find the maximum bending and shear forces at the design for earthquake load, using the software ETABS. For earthquake loads, both dynamic and static analysis has been done. The analysis for seismic loads has been carried out. Thereafter, the graphs for different values displacement at all the storey drifts, due to earthquake load (EQ) have been plotted.
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Earthquake
A major disaster is an earthquake. We will not know the direction and intensity of the earthquake, so this will be a challenge for science and technology. Many problems of earthquakes have been studied in the last few years. Today people live in many houses, when an earthquake hits area it will cause great damage. Therefore, earthquake analysis is important for the safety analysis of structures to prevent collapse and for structures to be designed to prevent earthquakes that may occur during the model service life.
The shape of the earth is a sphere, and it has three layers crust, mantle and core. Earthquakes occur only in the crustal layer, which is divided into two parts, the lithosphere, and the asthenosphere.
The lithosphere is a rigid plate that can be divided into seven large and smaller areas. The asthenosphere is rigid and the lithosphere floats on the asthenosphere, due to the movement of the convective plate on the lithosphere plate, a lot of energy is sent when two plates collide with each other. in the waves.
Waves cause the earth to fall in the form of vibrations that cause earthquakes. An earthquake is a shaking of the ground. This is a natural state. It is caused by energy discharges that create waves that travel in all directions.
B. E-Tab
ETABS is an progressed computer program utilized for dissecting and planning buildings. It offers effective devices for making 3D models, performing quick calculations for diverse sorts of materials, and producing reports and drawings. It makes a difference engineers rapidly get it and decipher investigation and plan comes about. ETABS streamlines the plan handle by permitting clients to change over CAD drawings into models or utilize them as layouts. It moreover permits for effective displaying by reusing comparative floor levels in buildings. Distinctive materials like steel, concrete, or composite can be relegated to distinctive parts of the structure.
The computer program too produces point by point documentation with bolster data. In less difficult terms, ETABS may be a supportive apparatus for engineers to dissect and plan multi-story buildings productively. ETABS (Expanded 3D Investigation of Building Frameworks) was created by a company called Computers and Structures, Inc. (CSI).
It was established by Dr. Edmund "Ed" L. Wilson in 1975. Dr. Wilson could be a eminent auxiliary design and computer researcher who has made critical commitments to the field of auxiliary investigation and plan computer program. He played a key part within the advancement and progression of ETABS, which has ended up one of the leading computer program devices within the industry.
II. LITERATURE SURVEY
Literature review is an important part of research because it helps us understand past research and analysis in a particular field. In our case, data analysis focused on seismic design and the use of ETABS software to improve the accuracy of the analysis. We will review previous work and its relevance to our research. For our analysis we use the ETABS software package, which contains drawing data from AutoCAD and REVIT.
We compare our findings with previous studies to better understand the issue.
We create the equipment manually during the work and use the software during the design process. This helps us understand the technical issues facing the construction industry.
The analysis software provides the results on the trail according to the house rules. We spread our work across several buildings and found that the results met our expectations. Since the floors of multi-storey buildings are similar, ETABS is suitable software for analysis and design.
It reduces the time required for analysis and design and allows easy replacement of building floors. Our products comply with Indian standards, especially IS 1893-part2:2002 and IS 456:2000. Our project is located in the V region with a high earthquake intensity and a response of 0.36.
For our research data, we consulted books and journals related to studies based on the design, analysis and construction of residential buildings using ETABS. We also review previous work in these areas. In short, the literature review helps us understand previous research on seismic design and the use of ETABS software. We use this software together with AutoCAD and REVIT to analyze and design various buildings.
The findings are as expected and our project follows the high seismic zone of India.
The literature review includes many resources for a better understanding of the subject.
III. METHODOLOGY & MATERIALS
A. Structural Modelling
In this chapter, description of Residential building is presented. In section 4.2 four story regular reinforced concrete building is elaborated. In next section 4.3 material properties of both steel and concrete are shown. In next section 4.4 dead load , live load , earthquake load , super dead loads as well as combination of various loads are presented at the end structural elements are introduced .
2. Regular Reinforced Concrete Building
A four storied reinforced concrete building is considered. Beam length in transverse direction (x) are 4 m (3 members), 2m and 3m and beams in longitudinal direction (z) are 4m and 3m. Figure (1) shows the plan of fourth story Residential building having 5 bays in xdirection and 2 bays in x-direction. Story height of the building is taken as 3m (same for each floors). Figure (2) shows frames of the four story Reinforced Concrete Residential building. Cross section of the beam is 350x350 mm and cross section of the column is 450x 450 mm.
It provides the Structural Engineer with all of the equipment essential to create, regulate, analyse, design, and optimize constructing models. evaluation of Shear force, bending second, Displacement, Storey go with the flow, Deflection.
3. Materials
Following table shows the assumed values of steel bar and concrete taken as per IS 456:2000.
Steel Bar Properties |
Concrete section Properties |
||
Unit Weight (γs) |
76.9729 KN/m2 |
Unit Weight (γc) |
24.9926 KN/m3 |
Modulus of elasticity |
21000 Mpa |
Modulus of elasticity |
27386.13 Mpa |
Poisson ratio (νs) |
0.3 |
Poisson ratio (νc) |
0.2 |
Thermal coefficient (αs) |
0.0000117 Mpa |
Thermal coefficient (αc) |
0.0000055 |
Shear modulus (ςs) |
80769.23 Mpa |
Shear modulus (ςc) |
11410.89 Mpa |
Yield strength |
379.5 Mpa |
Damping ratio (?c) |
5% |
Compressive strength (Fs) |
495 Mpa |
Compressive strength (Fc) |
30 |
4. Structural Elements
A four story symmetrical reinforced concrete residential building was analyzed for seismic loadings in ETABS software. For doing the comparative study, dimensions of beam and columns are taken as 350mm x 350mm and 450mm x 450mm respectively. Story height is taken as 3m for each stories and beam length is taken as 4m, 2m, 3m in longitudinal direction and 4m and 3m in transverse direction. These dimensions and cross sections are shown in below table.
Table-Beam and column length and their Cross Section.
Structural Elements |
Cross section (mm x mm) |
Length (m) |
Beam in longitudinal Direction (x) |
350 x 350 |
4m (three no.) 3m |
Beam in Transverse Direction(z) |
350 x 350 |
4m 3m |
Columns |
450 x 450 |
4m |
V. RESULT AND DISCUSSION
VI. FUTURE SCOPE OF WORK
VII. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
It gives me immense pleasure to express my sincere hearty gratitude for the constant help, encouragement and suggestions given to me for present my dissertation work entitled “STUDY OF EARTHQUAKE AND ANALYSIS OF MULTI-STOREY BUILDING BY USING ETAB” under the guidance of PROF. Aboli .S. Pawar. Her encouraging guidance enabled me to complete this task.
I am thankful to Principal Dr.U.S.Sutar for their encouragement towards my project.
I extend my thanks to staff members of Civil Department and all my friends who have extended their cooperation for the completion of this task
Finally, I express my gratitude to Almighty GOD and my PARENTS who have inspired & supported me to complete this work, without their support I could not have completed this task.
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Paper Id : IJRASET54155
Publish Date : 2023-06-17
ISSN : 2321-9653
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