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FIGURE 1: FIGURE SHOWING THE 3D MODEL OF THE BUILDING 5
FIGURE 2: TABLE SHOWING THE COORDINATES OF THE CENTER OF MASS AND CENTER OF RIGIDITY 6
FIGURE 3: FIGURE SHOWING THE CLEAR DISTANCE FOR FACADES 8
FIGURE 4: TABLE SHOWING THE HEIGHT, WEIGHT, FORCE AND SHEAR FOR EACH STORY 11
FIGURE 5: DISPLACEMENTS DUE TO VX 11
FIGURE 6: TA, WEIGHT AND SHEAR IN THE X DIRECTION 12
FIGURE 7: DISPLACEMENTS DUE TO VY 12
FIGURE 8:TA, WEIGHT AND SHEAR IN THE Y DIRECTION 12
FIGURE 9: THE REACTIONS AT THE JOINTS AT THE FIRST FLOOR IN THE X DIRECTION 13
FIGURE 10:THE REACTIONS AT THE JOINTS AT THE FIRST FLOOR IN THE Y DIRECTION 14
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Building model:
The building consists of 5 stories with 3.5m floor heights and a 3m basement below encircled by
a 25m thick basement wall. The building has two 4.5m long shear walls running in the x
direction and one 2.5m long shear wall running in the y direction in addition to a staircase.
Structural Elements:
Rectangular Column dimensions: 30x70cm
Square column dimensions: 40x40cm
Main Beam dimensions: 25x60cm
Secondary beam dimensions: 20x50cm
Solid slab thickness: 16cm
Structural wall thickness in basement and ground floor: 25cm
Other floor thickness of structural walls : 20cm
Material Properties:
Compressive strength of concrete F’c= 280 kg/cm2
Concrete unit weight (ϒc)= 2500 kg/m3
Steel yield strength Fy= 4200 kg/cm2
Steel Yield strength for ties Fyt= 3000 kg/cm2
Loads:
Super imposed DL= 300 kg/m2
Partition Equivalent DL= 400kg/m2
Live Load LL= 250kg/m2
Roof LL= 750 Kg/m2
Live Load Patern = 0
Façade cladding= 600 kg/m2
Given:
Seismic Zone = 3 Soil Classification = SB
Ca = 0.3 Cv = 0.3
I (Importance Factor) = 1 h = 3.5 * 5 = 16.25 m
e (Eccentricity) = 0.05 (L or B) Ct = 0.0488 (0.02 in ETABS)
R = 6.5 (Assuming both directions are Dual System – Shear Walls – IMRF)
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1) Model the building using ETABS and provide coordinates of CM
and CR.
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Centers of mass and rigidity are obtained from ETABS and the results are:
Figure 2: table showing the coordinates of the center of mass and center of rigidity
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Weight Calculation:
Weight of slabs:
Area of slabs in each story: Ai= 19*13= 247 m2
Weight of columns:
Length of each column: 5*(3.5-0.16) =16.7 m
Weight of beams:
Main beams:
Secondary beams:
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Weight of the secondary beams: 2.6*2.5= 6.5 tones
Weight of walls:
Length of walls per floor: 4.5*4+2.5*2= 23 m
Weight of shear walls in the ground floor: WGF= 23*0.25*(3.5-0.16)*2.5= 48.0125 tones
Façade Loads:
Clear Height of facades: 3.5-0.6= 2.9m
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Total Weight of roof staircase: 40.88*0.25+11.25*0.16= 12.02 tones
Error Between manual calculations and ETABS for the total Weight:
(2290.27-2213.84)/2290.27*100= 3.33% < 5% Acceptable!
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2) Calculate the equivalent static force (base shear) for the building
manually using Ta, and compare it with ETABS results (using Ta).
Ta= Ct*(h)3/4= 0.0488 * 17.5 0.75 = 0.42 secs < 0.7 secs ==> Ft = 0
Error Between manual calculations and ETABS for the base shear:
(251.68-244.94)/251.68*100= 2.68% <5% Acceptable!
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3) Get the floor displacements of the CM from ETABS, and re-calculate
the equivalent static seismic force (base shear) for the building using Tb
manually, and compare it with ETABS results (using Tb).
𝑊𝑖∗𝐻𝑖
𝐹𝑥 = ΣWiHi ∗ 𝑉
Stories Displacement ( m )
5 0.0007
4 0.0005
3 0.0004
2 0.0002
1 0.0001
Figure 5: Displacements due to Vx
𝛴𝑊𝑖𝛿𝑖^2
𝑇𝑏 = 2𝜋√
𝑔∗𝛴𝐹𝑖𝛿𝑖
0.0003902
𝑇𝑏 = 2𝜋√9.81∗0.11459= 0.11706 sec < (1.4 Ta = 0.588 sec)
𝐶𝑎∗𝐼 0.3∗1
𝑉𝑏𝑥 = 𝑅∗𝑇𝑏 ∗ 𝑊= 6.5∗0.11706 * 2290.27= 903 tones > Vmax= 264.27 tones use V= 264.27
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Figure 6: Ta, Weight and shear in the x direction
Stories Displacement ( m )
5 0.0014
4 0.0011
3 0.0009
2 0.0005
1 0.0002
Figure 7: Displacements due to Vy
𝛴𝑊𝑖𝛿𝑖^2
𝑇𝑏 = 2𝜋√ 𝑔∗𝛴𝐹𝑖𝛿𝑖
0.001789
𝑇𝑏 = 2𝜋√9.81∗0.245917 = 0.171 sec < (1.4 Ta = 0.588 sec)
Tby=0.171 sec
𝐶𝑎∗𝐼 0.3∗1
𝑉𝑏𝑦 = 𝑅∗𝑇𝑏 ∗ 𝑊= 6.5∗0.171 * 2290.27= 618.18 tones > Vmax= 264.27 use V= 264.27 tones
As we can see, Tb is approximately the same and Vbx and Vby are very close to our result,
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4) Verify of the seismic loads resisting system can be classified as a dual
system in both directions, and make necessary arrangements.
In order to check if a system is a dual system or not, we must calculate the resistance of the columns
and the shear walls for each direction and if the ΣFframes /100 < 0.25 then the wall is not a dual system, if
not then it is.
To do get the reactions of the columns and walls on ETABS we must use a separate model where we
delete the basement floor to read the reactions on the ground floor. After doing so we fix the supports
and then we apply a 100 ton point force on the roof at the coordinates of the CR (center of rigidity) for
both directions.
In the x direction:
Figure 9: the reactions at the joints at the first floor in the x direction
ΣFwall=11.5604+10.6627+11.8828+11.2631+10.4534+15.9279+9.3076+15.1903 = 96.25 %
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So in the X- Direction we don’t have a dual system we only have shear walls.
So when designing the shear walls we must release all beams in the X-Direction with R=5.5 (Building
frame system, concrete).
In the Y direction:
Figure 10:the reactions at the joints at the first floor in the y direction
ΣFwall=13.4496+15.7836+26.0506+26.7493=82 %
Since 18 tons is close to 25 tons, we should increase the ratio from 18 % to 25 % by multiplying V by
25/18 when designing the frames only.
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The new base shear in the x direction:
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The new base shear in the y direction
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