STEPS INVOLVED: 1. Creation of Geometry 2. Giving Member Property 3. Support Condition 4. Giving Loads : Load 1: DL Load 2: LL 5. Specifying Analysis Type 6. Post Analysis Print 7. Design 8. Analysis. (1) In this complete steps 1 to 4. Then follow the further steps for Member Weight. There are two parts. Part 1 :. Define Seismic Load Part 2: Applying Defined Seismic Load,
DEFINING SEISMIC LOAD: 1. Main menu CommandsLoading DefinitionsSeismic Load IS1893-2002
2. Seismic Parameter screen will appear. Select type:IS1893-2002.
□ Include Accidental Load □ Generate Add 3. IS1893-2002 Seismic Parameter screen will appear. Select city or Zone. One III Z=0.16 (Table 2 IS1893-2002) Response Reduction Factor (RF) : (Table 7 IS1893-2002) : 5 for SMRF : 3 for OMRF Importance Factor (I)
: (Table 6 IS1893-2002) : 1 for Ordinary Residential Building : 1.5 for Important Building
Other Factors: Rock or Soil sites Factor (SS) : (Clause 6.4.5 of IS1893-2002) : 1 for hard soil (N>30) : 2 for medium soil (10≤ N ≤ 30) for all soils Stiff soil N> 15 for poorly graded, among other
descriptions) : 3 for soft soils (N< 10) Type of Structure (ST) (Optional) : (Clause 7.6 IS1893-2002) =1 for RC Frame Building = 2 for Steel Frame Building = 3 for all other Building Damping Ratio (DM) (Table 3 IS1893-2002): 0.05 PX =Period in X Direction (Optional): PZ =Period in Z Direction (Optional): Depth of Fcloundation (DT) (For under ground structures) : 2.0m
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Generate Add Close.
3. Click Z=0.16 RF 5 I 1.5 SS 3 ST 1 DM 0.05 DT 2.55 Add.
Seismic Definitions screen will appear.
Self weight Self weight
Add.
Member weight Loading type UNI : Weight =12 KN/m Add.
Floor weight Load pressure : 4 KN/m Define Y range Minimum: ---
Maximum :---
Add Close.
5. Select Member weight Select beam parallel to x and select beam parallel to z Assign to selected beam Assign Yes. Close. 2.APPLYING SEISMIC LOAD: 1. Click Load case details in the Data Area Add.
Number: 1
Loading Type: Seismic
Tittle : Seismic X +ve Add. Click Load Case 1 Add Seismic Load
X Direction. Factor 1 Add. Close.
2. Click Load case details in the Data Area Add.
Number: 2
Loading Type: Seismic
Tittle : Seismic X -ve Add. Click Load Case 2 Add Seismic Load
X Direction. Factor:- 1 Add. Close.
3. Click Load case details in the Data Area Add. Number: 3
Loading Type: Seismic
Tittle : Seismic Z +ve Add. Click Load Case 1 Add Seismic Load
Z Direction. Factor 1 Add. Close.
4. Click Load case details in the Data Area Add.
Number: 4
Loading Type: Seismic
Tittle : Seismic Z -ve Add. Click Load Case 4 Add Seismic Load
Z Direction. Factor:- 1 Add. Close.
OTHER LOAD CASES: To Create DEAD LOAD: 5.Click Load case Details Add. Number 5 Loading Type: DEAD. Title: Dead Load Add. Click Load case 5 Add. Selfweight Factor:-1 Direction Y Add. Click load case 5 Add.
Member Load Uniform Force
GY direction.
W1 =-12 (9” wall load) Add. W1=-6 (4½” wall load) Add. Floor load Pressure =-3.5(selfweight+Floor finish) Define Y range Mini.= ---- Max. = --Define X range Mini.=0 Max.=--Define Z range Mini.=0 Max.=--- Add Close. 6.Click Load case details Add Number :6 Loading type : Live Tittle : Live Load Add. Click Load case 6 Add. Floor Load Pressure=-2 (Live load for residential building) Define Y range Mini.= -- Max. = --Define X range Mini.=---
Max.=--
Define Z range Mini.=0
Max.=10.36 Add Close. After completing the all loads, edit the Seismic Member Weight and Floor Weight as per actual. Main menu Edit Edit input Command file
Zone below: SELFWEIGHT MEMBER WEIGHT
Delete the existing member weight value and Copy and Paste the actual member weight in Dead Load case with following changes: (i)
Change the Member load to Member Weight.
(ii) The – ve sign changed to +ve sign. Gy to be deleted. FLOOR WEIGHT Delete the existing floor weight. Copy and paste the actual load under Dead Load and Live load with following changes: (i)
Floor Load shall be changed to Floor weight.
(ii) The –ve sign changed to +ve sign. GY to be deleted. (iii) The Live Load may be reduced to 0.25 LL if LL 3KN/m2. (iv) The Live Load on the roof slab to be deleted.
LOAD COMBINATION: LOAD COMBINATION: Main menu Load Combinations
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