Analysis of a Prestressed RCC Building Frame Considering Dynamic Loading

Devendra Soni and Sachin Nagayach

International Journal of Scientific Research in Civil Engineering, 2019, vol. 3, issue 2, 51-56

Abstract: In this quick paced and aggressive world, building part is at the pinnacle of the development of any nation. Elevated structures are respected by each individual. Generally the development of a structure is finished by RCC yet in present world, development of tall structures ought to be finished by Post-Tensioning to oppose horizontal powers and improving structure quality. In RCC, the financial consumption is high in business and institutional structures due to progressively material required in development and thus, Post Tensioned structure ends up being increasingly monetary and strong. Post-Tensioned structure spares amount of steel and concrete when contrasted with RCC and builds clear range in rooms. Through this examination, the accentuation is to plan a post-tensioned structure utilizing ETABS. ETABS represent Extended Three-Dimensional Analysis of a structure frameworks. The fundamental motivation behind this product is to plan multistoried structure in a methodical procedure which will be as per Indian Standard plan codes. In this relative examination we have consider an unsymmetrical arrangement of G+9 floors considering Wind load according to I.S. 1983-I:2016 and Black cotton soil. In this investigation near examination is finished with exposed edge building structure considering same stacking information to decide most extreme story relocation, pivotal powers, shear powers, greatest twisting, story float, solidness, toppling minute, dislodging in x and z course and cost investigation according to S.O.R.

Keywords: Etabs; High rise building; analysis; cost analysis; post tensioning; S.O.R; SAFE; Drift (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.32628/IJSRCE193214

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