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    STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS REPORT ON REINFORCED CONCRETE

    BUILDING

    Submitted By: Submitted To:Expert Eng ineering Solu t ion Gaidako t Munic ipali ty

    Bharatpur, Chitwan Nawalparas i, Nepal

    Gaidakot-8, Nawalparasi

    OWNER:

    Mrs. Bhum Kumari Poudel and Mr. Ganesh Prasad Sharma

    January 2016

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    : Mrs. Bhum Kumari Poudel and Mr. Ganesh Prasad Sharma

    : Gaidakot-8, Nawalparasi: G+3

    : (12"x12")

    : (12"x16")

    : M20

    : Fe 415

    CERTIFICATION

    This Certificate is submitted with reference to the detail structural design of multi storied

    building of the following detail.

    Owner

    AddressNo. of Storey

    Size of Column

    Size of Beam

    Concrete Grade

    Rebar

    Other details are attached in the design documents.

    The designer is not responsible for the violence of the specifications provided.

    Checked By :

    Er. Suraj Khatiwada Er. Ashim AdhikariNEC No. 6268 CIVIL A NEC No. 7464 CIVIL A

    +977-9843069923 (Structure Engineer)

    +977-9841547347

    Expert Engineering Solution

    Bharatpur, Chitwan

    On behalf of :

    We hereby certify that the design is structurally adequate and economic. However, during

    construction the use of construction materials and workmanship is to be carried out under the

    supervision of qualified and certified technical person.

    Analysed By :

    All the designs are done as per the design criteria specified in NBC 000:1994 to 114:1994,

    NBC 205:2012, IS 456:2000, IS:875 and relevant other Indian design codes.

    The referenced calculations were prepared by us / under our supervision and comply with all

    applicable structural provisions of the Construction Codes.

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    CONTENTS

    1.0 INTRODUCTION

    2.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

    3.0 LOADING AND LOAD COMBINATIONS

    3.1 DEAD LOAD AND SIDL

    3.2 LIVE LOADS

    3.3 SEISMIC LOAD

    3.4 LOAD COMBINATIONS

    4.0 ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURE

    4.1 LOAD CALCULATIOS

    4.2 SKETCHES SHOWING THE MODEL

    STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS REPORT ON REINFORCED CONCRETE

    BUILDING

    5.0 DESIGN OF TYPICAL COLUMNS & FOOTINGS

    6.0 DESIGN OF SLAB

    7.0 DESIGN OF BEAM

    8.0 DESIGN OF STAIR

    9.0 LIST OF DESIGN CODES AND STANDARDS

    10.0 RESULT SUMMARY

    11.0 DESIGN SPECIFICATION

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    G+3 Storey

    1.0 INTRODUCTION

    The analysed inbuilt/proposed reinforced concrete framed structure consists of

    A three dimensional mathematical model of the physical structure represents the spatial distribution

    of the mass and stiffness of the structure. Thus, the essential requirements for the analytical model

    are the conclusion of sufficient details of geometry, material, loading and support such that it

    reflects the near true behavior of the physical structure for the structural modelling of the present

    building SAP 2000 V-14 software was used.

    The analysed structure is found to be safe against the all the load combinations and designed for

    the governing load combination. The load combinations considered for the designing of structure

    using limit state method are listed in this report.

    M20 rade concrete is used for all RC members of su er-structure and sub structure. The steel

    The structural system chosen is Moment Resisting RCC Frames. Columns and beams have been

    laid out in plan in coordination with architectural and services planning that acts jointly support and

    transmit to the ground those forces arising from earthquake motions, gravity and live load. The

    structure is designed by carrying out the space frame analysis.

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    .

    grade for all the structural elements is Fe415

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    The structure is designed using individual footings under the columns designed for a safe bearing of

    175KN/m2. The Strata is in general stiff clay having the above strength and is available at most of

    the places at a depth of 2.0m below naturural ground level. In case such strata is not available at

    this depth, foundations are taken deeper to required strata.

    2.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

    The Design of the total structure is based on the Limit State method of design as envisaged in Nepal

    National Building Codes (NBC) and Indian Standard codes of practice. Structure is designed for

    Dead loads, Imposed loads (floor finishes), service loads, taking into consideration of the relevant

    codes and load combination specified in the codes.

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    3.1 DEAD LOAD AND SIDL

    3.1.1 Dead Load is the self weight of the slab.

    Self weight of125mm thick slab = 0.125 x 25.00

    = 3.125 KN/m2

    3.1.2 SIDL (Super Imposd Dead Load)

    a) From 1st floor level to 3rd floor level

    Floor Finishes = 1.00 KN/m2

    b) Roof level

    Floor Finishes = 1.00 KN/m2

    3.2 LIVE LOADS

    a) From 1st floor level to 2nd floor level

    Live Load in rooms = 2.00 KN/m2

    Live Load in Balconies & Corridors = 3.00 KN/m2

    3.0 LOADINGS AND LOAD COMBINATIONS

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    b) Roof level

    Live Load (accessible) = 1.50 KN/m2

    Live Load (Non-accessible) = 1.00 KN/m2

    c) Stair

    Live Load = 3.00 KN/m2

    3.3 SEISMIC LOAD

    3.3.1 Seismic Coefficient Method

    Horizontal seismic base shear, V=Cd*Wt

    Where,

    Cd = Design Horizontal Seismic Coefficient

    Wt = Seismic Weight of the building

    Nepal National Building Code NBC105:1994 contains provisions for both the static

    analysis and the dynamic analysis of buildings. Static analysis using equivalent lateral

    force procedure is restricted to regular buildings having height up to 40 m. At the core of

    seismic analysis is the use of response spectra plot as given in figure 8.1 of NBC

    105:1994, in which the spectral acceleration is plotted for Wide range of fundamental

    natural period of the structures. For the static analysis, the static forces in the structure

    are derived from the design seismic base shear (V) given by;

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    Design Horizontal Seismic Coefficient Cd = CZIK

    Where,

    C = Basic seismic coefficient as per figure 8.1, NBC 105:1994

    Z = Seismic zoning factor, figure 8.2

    I = Importance factor for the buildings, table 8.1

    K = Structural performance factor, table 8.2

    Determining seismic Load based on NBC 105:1994

    Seismic zoning factor, Z = 0.99

    Importance factor, I = 1.00

    Structural Performance Factor, K = 1.00

    Height of the Building = 12.19m

    Dimension of the building along X, Dx = 9.75m

    Dimension of the building along Y, Dy = 13.77m

    Time preiod of the building along X, Tx = 0.35 sec

    Time preiod of the building along Y, Ty = 0.30 sec

    Soil Type = IIBasic Seismic coefficient along X, C = 0.08

    Basic Seismic coefficient along Y, C = 0.08

    Design Horizontal Seismic Coefficient, Cd = 0.08

    Seismic Weight of the Building (DL+0.25LL) = 3969.22

    Base Shear = 314.36

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    .

    Distribution of Lateral Forces along different Storey

    Stair Cover 12.19 145.29 1771.33

    3rd

    floor 9.14 1086.16 9931.88

    2nd

    floor 6.10 1368.89 8344.74

    1st

    floor 3.05 1368.89 4172.37

    Total 3969.22 24220.31

    3.4 LOAD COMBINATIONS

    The analysis & designs are done for the following load combinations using limit state method.

    S.NO Load Comb Description

    1 ) Comb 1 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (Live Load) + 1.25 (Eqx)

    2 ) Comb 2 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (Live Load) - 1.25 (Eqx)

    3 ) Comb 3 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (Live Load) + 1.25 (Eqy)

    4 ) Comb 4 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (Live Load) - 1.25 (Eqy)

    WiStorey

    Level

    Storey

    Height (Hi) Wi*Hi

    54.15

    314.36

    Fi=V*(WiHi/WiHi)

    22.99

    128.91

    108.31

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    5 ) Comb 5 0.9 (Dead Load) + 1.25 (Eqx)

    6 ) Comb 6 0.9 (Dead Load) - 1.25 (Eqx)

    7 ) Comb 7 0.9 (Dead Load) + 1.25 (Eqy)

    8 ) Comb 8 0.9 (Dead Load) - 1.25 (Eqy)

    9 ) Comb 9 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (SL) + 1.25 (Eqx)

    10 ) Comb 10 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (SL) - 1.25 (Eqx)

    11 ) Comb 11 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (SL) + 1.25 (Eqy)

    12 ) Comb 12 1.0 (Dead Load) + 1.3 (SL) - 1.25 (Eqy)

    13 ) S. WT 1.0 ( Dead Load ) + 0.25 (Live Load)

    Note:

    SL = Snow Load (Not Considered)

    S. WT = Seismic Weight

    Dead Load = Selfweight of the structure + SIDL

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    4.1 LOAD CALCULATIONS

    a) At Ground Floor level

    230 mm thick brick wall load = 0.23 x 2.65 x

    (considering 400mm beam depth) x 20 = 12.18 KN/m

    (Considering 30% opening) Say 8.53 KN/m

    115mm thick brick wall load = 0.115 x 2.65 x

    (considering 400mm beam depth) x 20 = 6.09 KN/m

    (Considering 20% opening) Say 4.87 KN/m

    Live Load in rooms = 2.00 KN/m2

    Live Load in Balconies & Corridors = 3.00 KN/m2

    b) At 1st to 3rd floor levelDead load = Self weight of the Slab + SIDL

    = 3.125 + 1.00 = 4.13 KN/m2

    115 mm thick brick wall load = 0.12 x 2.65 x

    considerin 400mm beam de th x 20 = 6.09 KN/m

    4.0 ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURE

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    .

    (considering 30 % opening) Say 4.26 KN/m

    115mm thick brick wall load = 0.115 x 2.65 x

    (considering 400mm beam depth) x 20 = 6.09 KN/m

    (Considering 20% opening) Say 4.87 KN/m

    Live Load in rooms = 2.00 KN/m2

    Live Load in Balconies & Corridors = 3.00 KN/m2

    c) Roof level

    Dead load = Self weight of the Slab + SIDL

    = 3.125 + 1.00 = 4.13 KN/m2

    Live Load (accessible) = 1.50 KN/m2

    Live Load (Non-accessible) = 1.00 KN/m2

    = 0.115 x 1.00 x

    (considering 1000mm height) x 20 = 2.30 KN/m

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    The total building height above ground level is 12.2mand below ground level is considered 2.0m

    The floor heights are as follows.

    Stair Cover

    Third floor

    Second floor

    First floor

    Ground floor

    The sketches showing the model created for the analysis are shown in the following pages.

    3.048

    3.048

    For analysys of the structure,. The height of the structure is as per the approved architectural

    drawings.

    3.048

    3.048

    12.2m

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    4.2 SKETCHES SHOWING THE MODEL

    4.2.1 3D Model

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    4.2.2 Column Joint Label

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    4.2.3 Deformed Shape

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    4.2.4 Axial Force Diagram

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    0.00

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    5.1 DESIGN OF COLUMN AND FOOTING

    5.1.1 Design of Column (C1) Member- 87, 89, 93, 95 (From SAP)

    Size of the Column ( 300 x 300 ) mm M 20

    Fy 415

    Checking the slenderness of the column

    Length of column, L = 3.048 m

    Effective length of column = 0.707 x L

    = 2.155 m

    Effective lenth of column / least lateral dimension = 2.155 / 0.3

    7.2 < 12Hence this is Short column

    From the SAP results,

    The governing condition for the design of column and footing is the case 3

    Pu = 900 KN

    My = 41.94 KNm

    Mz = -10.25 KNm

    5.0 DESIGN OF COLUMNS AND FOOTINGS

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    .

    Therefore for design,

    Pu = 900 KN ,

    Mu = S rt M2+ Mz

    2

    = 43 KNm

    Minimum moment due to minimum eccentricity of column isMin. Mu = 0.020 x 900.14 = 18.00 KNm

    Pu 900 x 103

    fck.B.D 20 x 300 x 300

    = 0.500

    Mu 43.17 x 106

    fck.B.D2

    20 x 300 x 3002

    = 0.0800

    d 48D 300

    p

    fck= 0.085

    = 0.16

    =

    =

    =

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    p = 0.085 x 20 = 1.7 %

    Ac = 90000 mm2

    Ast- req = 1.7 x 90000 = 1530 mm2

    100

    Minimum % of reinforcement = 0.8/100 x 90000

    720 mm2

    Provide 4 nos. Tor 16 + 4 nos. Tor 16

    Ast Provided ( = 1608 mm2

    Maximum % of reinforcement = 4/100 x 90000

    = 3600 mm2

    Reinforcement Provided for the section is more than mimimum and less than maximumHence safe

    Diameter of lateral Ties

    Dia. of tie not less than 4 mm, Provide Tor - 8 mm

    Spacing of ties required = 256 mm

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    Provide Tor - 8 links @ 150 c/c

    Check for minimum eccentricity In the direction of longer dimension

    2154.936 300

    500 30

    e-min / lateral dimension = 0.048 < 0.05

    Check for minimum eccentricity In the direction of shorter dimension

    2154.936 300

    500 30

    e-min / lateral dimension = 0.048 < 0.05

    Hence the following formula can be used for calculating load carrying capacity of the column

    Pu = ( 0.4 x 20 x 1.000 x 90000

    + 0.67 x 415 x 1608 )

    = 1167 KN > 900 KN Hence safe

    14.3 mme-min =

    = 14.3 mm

    =

    e-min = +

    +

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    5.1.2 Design of Footing

    The governing condition for the design of footing is the case 3

    M 20

    For the above case, Fy 415

    Pu = 900 kN Mu = 43 kNm

    P = 900 = 600.1 KN

    1.5

    M = 43 = 29 KNm

    1.5

    Min. Mu = 0.020 x 900 = 18 KNm

    M = 43.17 = 28.78 KNm

    1.5

    S.B.C = 175 KN/m2

    Footing area = 600.1 x 1.00 = 3.43 m2

    175

    Providing footing size 1.88 x 1.88 m ( 3.53 m2

    )

    Size of the column 0.30 x 0.30 m

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    400 15 no.s Tor - 12 15 no. s Tor- 12

    100

    1880 x 1880

    100 100

    Pressure from soil = 600.1 + 28.78 x 1.1

    1.88 x 1.88 1.88 x 1.882

    = 169.79 + 4.76

    = 174.55 or 165.02 < S.B.C of Soil = 175 KN/m2

    Hence Safe

    B = 1880 mm

    L = 1880 mm

    d = 400 - 50 - 12 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

    300

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    In Long Span Direction

    Max. BM = 174.55 x 0.792

    x 1.88

    2

    = 102 KNm

    Check for Depth ( Bending Moment Consideration)

    dreq = sqrt. { ( 1.5 x 102 x 1.00E+06 ) }

    0.133 x 20 x 1880

    = 175 mm < 332 mm Hence Safe

    Mu/bd2

    = 1.5 x 102.40 x 106

    1880 x 3322

    = 0.74

    Ast = 0.23 x 1880 x 332

    100

    = 1436 mm2

    Provide 15 nos. Tor - 12 ( = 1696 mm2

    )

    In Short S an Direction

    15

    Max. BM = 174.55 x 0.792

    x 1.88

    2

    = 102 KNm

    Check for Depth ( Bending Moment Consideration)

    dreq = sqrt. { ( 1.5 x 102 x 1.00E+06 ) }

    0.133 x 20 x 1880

    = 175 mm < 332 mm Hence Safe

    Mu/bd2

    = 1.5 x 102.40 x 106

    1880 x 3322

    = 0.74

    Ast = 0.23 x 1880 x 332

    100

    = 1436 mm2

    Provide 15 nos. Tor - 12 ( = 1696 mm2

    )

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    Check for One Way Shear Transverse shear check

    1880

    Critical Section is at d from

    face of column.

    300

    332 300 1880

    458

    In Short Span Direction

    Vu = 1.5 x 174.55 x ( 0.458

    x 1.88 ) = 225.4 KN

    Overall Depth at critical section = 400 mm

    Effective depth at critical section = 400 - 62 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

    v = 225.4 x 1.00E+03 = 0.361 Mpa

    1880 x 332

    Percentage of reinforcement = 1696 x 100 = 0.272

    1880 x 332

    = 8.54

    Shear Strength of Concrete, c = 0.372 > 0.361 Mpa

    Safe in shear

    Check for Two Way Shear ( Punching Shear Check)

    1880

    Critical Section is at d/2 from

    face of column/pedestal 632

    300

    632 300 1880

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    Overall Depth at critical section = 400 mm

    d = 400 - 62 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

    Vu = 1.5 x 174.55 x ( 3.53 - 0.63

    x 0.632 )

    = 820.8 KN

    B = 2 x ( 632 + 632 )

    = 2528 mm

    v = 820.8 x 1.00E+03 = 0.98 Mpa

    2528 x 332

    Shear Strength of Concrete, c = ks . cc

    cc = 0.25 sqrt ( 20 ) = 1.12 Mpa

    where, ks = ( 0.5 + Short side of column )

    Long side of column

    = 0.5 + 300 = 1.50 > 1.0

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    c = 1.000 x 1.12

    = 1.12 > 0.98 Mpa Hence Safe

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    5.2 DESIGN OF COLUMN AND FOOTING

    5.2.1 Design of Column (C2) Member- 84, 85, 91, 92, 97, 98, 100, 101 (From SAP)

    Size of the Column ( 300 x 300 ) mm M 20

    Fy 415

    Checking the slenderness of the column

    Length of column, L = 3.048 m

    Effective length of column = 0.707 x L

    = 2.15 m

    Effective lenth of column / least lateral dimension = 2.15 / 0.3

    7.2 < 12Hence this is Short column

    From the SAP results,

    The governing condition for the design of column and footing is the case 4

    Pu = 620.20 KNMy = 51.35 KNm

    Mz = 0.26 KNm

    Therefore for design,

    Pu = 620 KN ,

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    Mu = S rt M2+ Mz

    2

    = 51 KNm

    Minimum moment due to minimum eccentricity of column is

    Min. Mu = 0.020 x 620.20 = 12.40 KNm

    Pu 620 x 10

    fck.B.D 20 x 300 x 300

    = 0.345

    Mu 51.35 x 10

    fck.B.D 20 x 300 x 300

    = 0.0951

    d 48

    D 300

    p

    fck

    p = 0.065 x 20 = 1.3 %

    Ac = 90000 mm

    = 0.065

    = 0.16

    =

    =

    =

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    5.2.2 Design of Footing

    The governing condition for the design of footing is the case 4

    M 20

    For the above case, Fy 415

    Pu = 620 kN Mu = 51 kNm

    P = 620 = 413.5 KN

    1.5

    M = 51 = 34 KNm

    1.5

    Min. Mu = 0.020 x 620 = 12 KNm

    M = 51.35 = 34 KNm

    1.5

    S.B.C = 175 KN/m

    Footing area = 413.5 x 1.00 = 2.36 m

    175

    Providing footing size 1.60 x 1.60 m ( 2.56 m

    Size of the column 0.30 x 0.30 m

    300

    20

    400 10 no.s Tor - 12 10 no. s Tor- 12

    100 1600 x 1600

    100 100

    Pressure from soil = 413.5 + 34.23 x 1.1

    1.6 x 1.6 1.60 x 1.60

    = 161.51 + 9.19

    = 170.70 or 152.32 < S.B.C of Soil = 175 KN/mHence Safe

    B = 1600 mm

    L = 1600 mm

    d = 400 - 50 - 12 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

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    In Long Span Direction

    Max. BM = 170.70 x 0.65 x 1.60

    2

    = 58 KNm

    Check for Depth ( Bending Moment Consideration)

    dreq = sqrt. { ( 1.5 x 58 x 1.00E+06 ) }

    0.133 x 20 x 1600

    = 143 mm < 332 mm Hence Safe

    Mu/bd = 1.5 x 57.70 x 10

    1600 x 3322

    = 0.49

    Ast = 0.17 x 1600 x 332

    100

    = 903 mm

    Provide 10 nos. Tor - 12 ( = 1131 mm2

    )

    In Short Span Direction

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    Max. BM = 170.70 x 0.65 x 1.60

    2

    = 58 KNm

    Check for Depth ( Bending Moment Consideration)

    dreq = sqrt. { ( 1.5 x 58 x 1.00E+06 ) }

    0.133 x 20 x 1600

    = 143 mm < 332 mm Hence Safe

    Mu/bd = 1.5 x 57.70 x 10

    1600 x 332

    = 0.49

    Ast = 0.17 x 1600 x 332

    100

    = 903 mm

    Provide 10 nos. Tor - 12 ( = 1131 mm )

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    Check for One Way Shear Transverse shear check1600

    Critical Section is at d from

    face of column.

    300

    332 300 1600

    318

    In Short Span Direction

    Vu = 1.5 x 170.70 x ( 0.318

    x 1.60 ) = 130.3 KN

    Overall Depth at critical section = 400 mm

    Effective depth at critical section = 400 - 62 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

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    v = 130.3 x 1.00E+03 = 0.245 Mpa

    1600 x 332

    Percentage of reinforcement = 1131 x 100 = 0.213

    1600 x 332

    = 10.91

    Shear Strength of Concrete, c = 0.335 > 0.245 Mpa

    Safe in shear

    Check for Two Way Shear Punchin Shear Check

    1600

    Critical Section is at d/2 from

    face of column/pedestal 632

    300

    632 300 1600

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    Overall Depth at critical section = 400 mm

    d = 400 - 62 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

    Vu = 1.5 x 170.70 x ( 2.56 - 0.63x 0.632 )

    = 553.2 KN

    B = 2 x ( 632 + 632 )

    = 2528 mm

    v = 553.2 x 1.00E+03 = 0.66 Mpa

    2528 x 332

    Shear Strength of Concrete, c = ks . cc

    cc = 0.25 sqrt ( 20 ) = 1.12 Mpa

    where, ks = ( 0.5 + Short side of column )

    Long side of column

    = 0.5 + 300 = 1.50 > 1.0

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    300

    c = 1.000 x 1.12

    = 1.12 > 0.66 Mpa Hence Safe

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    5.3 DESIGN OF COLUMN AND FOOTING

    5.3.1 Design of Column (C2) Member- 83, 86, 99, 102, 103, 105 (From SAP)

    Size of the Column ( 300 x 300 ) mm M 20

    Fy 415

    Checking the slenderness of the column

    Length of column, L = 3.048 m

    Effective length of column = 0.707 x L

    = 2.15 m

    Effective lenth of column / least lateral dimension = 2.15 / 0.3

    7.2 < 12Hence this is Short column

    From the SAP results,

    The governing condition for the design of column and footing is the case 4

    Pu = 422.97 KNMy = 45.51 KNm

    Mz = 0.85 KNm

    Therefore for design,

    Pu = 423 KN ,

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    Mu = S rt M2+ Mz

    2

    = 46 KNm

    Minimum moment due to minimum eccentricity of column is

    Min. Mu = 0.020 x 422.97 = 8.46 KNm

    Pu 423 x 10

    fck.B.D 20 x 300 x 300

    = 0.235

    Mu 45.52 x 10

    fck.B.D 20 x 300 x 300

    = 0.0843

    d 46

    D 300

    p

    fck

    p = 0.045 x 20 = 0.9 %

    Ac = 90000 mm

    =

    =

    = = 0.15

    = 0.045

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    Ast- req = 0.9 x 90000 = 810 mm

    100

    Minimum % of reinforcement = 0.8/100 x 90000

    720 mm

    Provide 4 nos. Tor 12 + 4 nos. Tor 12

    Ast Provided ( = 905 mm )

    Maximum % of reinforcement = 4/100 x 90000

    = 3600 mm

    Reinforcement Provided for the section is more than mimimum and less than maximumHence safe

    Diameter of lateral Ties

    Dia. of tie not less than 3 mm, Provide Tor - 8 mm

    Spacing of ties required = 192 mm

    Provide Tor - 8 links @ 150 mm c/c

    Check for minimum eccentricity In the direction of longer dimension

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    2154.936 300

    500 30

    e-min / lateral dimension = 0.048 < 0.05

    Check for minimum eccentricity In the direction of shorter dimension

    2154.936 300500 30

    e-min / lateral dimension = 0.048 < 0.05

    Hence the following formula can be used for calculating load carrying capacity of the column

    Pu = ( 0.4 x 20 x 1.000 x 90000

    + 0.67 x 415 x 905 )

    = 972 KN > 423 KN Hence safe

    e-min = + = mm

    e-min = + = 14.3 mm

    14.3

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    5.3.2 Design of Footing

    The governing condition for the design of footing is the case 4

    M 20

    For the above case, Fy 415

    Pu = 423 kN Mu = 46 kNm

    P = 423 = 282.0 KN

    1.5

    M = 46 = 30 KNm

    1.5

    Min. Mu = 0.020 x 423 = 8 KNm

    M = 45.52 = 30 KNm

    1.5

    S.B.C = 175 KN/m

    Footing area = 282.0 x 1.00 = 1.61 m

    175

    Providing footing size 1.33 x 1.33 m ( 1.77 m

    Size of the column 0.30 x 0.30 m

    300

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    400 8 no.s Tor - 12 8 no. s Tor- 12

    100 1330 x 1330

    100 100

    Pressure from soil = 282.0 + 30.35 x 1.1

    1.33 x 1.33 1.33 x 1.33

    = 159.41 + 14.19

    = 173.60 or 145.22 < S.B.C of Soil = 175 KN/mHence Safe

    B = 1330 mm

    L = 1330 mm

    d = 400 - 50 - 12 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

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    In Long Span Direction

    Max. BM = 173.60 x 0.52 x 1.33

    2

    = 31 KNm

    Check for Depth ( Bending Moment Consideration)

    dreq = sqrt. { ( 1.5 x 31 x 1.00E+06 ) }

    0.133 x 20 x 1330

    = 114 mm < 332 mm Hence Safe

    Mu/bd = 1.5 x 30.62 x 10

    1330 x 3322

    = 0.31

    Ast = 0.17 x 1330 x 332

    100

    = 751 mm

    Provide 8 nos. Tor - 12 ( = 905 mm2

    )

    In Short Span Direction

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    Max. BM = 173.60 x 0.515 x 1.33

    2

    = 31 KNm

    Check for Depth ( Bending Moment Consideration)

    dreq = sqrt. { ( 1.5 x 31 x 1.00E+06 ) }

    0.133 x 20 x 1330

    = 114 mm < 332 mm Hence Safe

    Mu/bd = 1.5 x 30.62 x 10

    1330 x 332

    = 0.31

    Ast = 0.17 x 1330 x 332

    100

    = 751 mm

    Provide 8 nos. Tor - 12 ( = 905 mm )

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    Check for One Way Shear Transverse shear check1330

    Critical Section is at d from

    face of column.

    300

    332 300 1330

    183

    In Short Span Direction

    Vu = 1.5 x 173.60 x ( 0.183

    x 1.33 ) = 63.4 KN

    Overall Depth at critical section = 400 mm

    Effective depth at critical section = 400 - 62 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

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    v = 63.4 x 1.00E+03 = 0.144 Mpa

    1330 x 332

    Percentage of reinforcement = 905 x 100 = 0.205

    1330 x 332

    = 11.33

    Shear Strength of Concrete, c = 0.330 > 0.144 Mpa

    Safe in shear

    Check for Two Way Shear Punchin Shear Check

    1330

    Critical Section is at d/2 from

    face of column/pedestal 632

    300

    632 300 1330

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    Overall Depth at critical section = 400 mm

    d = 400 - 62 - 12

    2

    = 332 mm

    Vu = 1.5 x 173.60 x ( 1.77 - 0.63x 0.632 )

    = 356.6 KN

    B = 2 x ( 632 + 632 )

    = 2528 mm

    v = 356.6 x 1.00E+03 = 0.42 Mpa

    2528 x 332

    Shear Strength of Concrete, c = ks . cc

    cc = 0.25 sqrt ( 20 ) = 1.12 Mpa

    where, ks = ( 0.5 + Short side of column )

    Long side of column

    = 0.5 + 300 = 1.50 > 1.0

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    300

    c = 1.000 x 1.12

    = 1.12 > 0.42 Mpa Hence Safe

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    6.1 Design of Slab (In First Floors)

    Span = 3.963 x 4.421 m M 20Fe 415

    Assuming 125 mm thick slab & 15 mm clear cover

    loads

    Self weight = 0.125 x 25.00 = 3.13 KN/m2

    Live Load = 2.00 KN/m2

    Floor Finishes = 1.00 KN/m2

    Total load = 6.13 KN/m2

    Factored load = 1.50 x 6.13 = 9.19 KN/m2

    End condition : Two adjacent edge discontineous

    6.0 DESIGN OF FLOOR SLAB

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    ( From Table 26 of IS 456 - 2000 ) for ly/lx = 1.12

    At continuous edge

    Maximum BM, Mu = 0.0530 x 9.19 x 3.9632

    ( In short span direction ) = 7.65 KNm

    Maximum BM, Mu = 0.047 x 9.19 x 3.9632

    ( In long span direction ) = 6.78 KNm

    At mid span

    Maximum BM, Mu = 0.040 x 9.19 x 3.9632

    ( In short span direction ) = 5.77 KNm

    Maximum BM, Mu 0.035 x 9.19 x 3.9632

    ( In long span direction ) = 5.05 KNm

    Provided d = 125 - 15 - 8 -

    (for long span) 8 / 2 = 98 mm

    Provided d = 125 - 15 -

    (for short span) 8 / 2 = 106 mm

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    i). At Continuous edge

    a). In short span direction

    Mu 7.65 x 106

    b.d2 1000 x 106 2

    pt = 0.264 %

    minimum steel to be provided in slabs = 0.12 %

    Ast = 0.264 x 1000 x 106 = 280 mm2

    100

    Provide Tor - 8 @ 150 mm c/c ( = 335 mm2

    )

    at top in short span direction

    b). In long span direction

    Mu 6.78 x 106

    b.d2

    1000 x 982= = 0.71

    = = 0.68

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    pt = 0.280 %

    minimum steel to be provided in slabs = 0.12 %

    Ast = 0.280 x 1000 x 98 = 274 mm2

    100

    Provide Tor - 8 @ 150 mm c/c ( = 335 mm2

    )

    at top in long span direction

    ii). At mid span

    a). In short span direction

    Mu 5.77 x 106

    b.d2

    1000 x 1062

    pt = 0.187 %

    minimum steel to be provided in slabs = 0.12 %

    Ast = 0.187 x 1000 x 106 = 198 mm2

    100

    Provide Tor - 8 @ 150 mm c/c ( = 335 mm2

    )

    at bottom In short span direction

    = = 0.51

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    b). In long span direction

    Mu 5.05 x 106

    b.d2

    1000 x 982

    pt = 0.203 %

    minimum steel to be provided in slabs = 0.12 %

    Ast = 0.203 x 1000 x 98 = 199 mm2

    100

    Provide Tor - 8 @ 150 mm c/c ( = 335 mm2

    )

    at bottom in long span direction

    Check for depth provided

    For, pt = 0.280 %

    3963.415 (span) = 37.4 x 1.3 = 48.60792

    106 (d)

    dreq. = 3963 / 48.61

    = = 0.53

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    = 81.5 < 98 mm Hence Safe

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    7.1 Design of Beam - floor level @ Z=3.048m and 6.096m Grid ID-(2 A-B, 2 C-D, 3 A-B ,

    4 A-B, A 2-3, D 4-5) M 20

    ( 300 x 400 ) Fe 415

    Factored bending moments obtained from SAP analysis are,

    At mid span = 19.35 KNm { Member ID 1 From SAP}

    At supports = 54.52 KNm

    ( At face of the column )

    i). At midspan Mu = 19.35 KNm

    X = 2 x 33 + 1 x 49

    2 + 1

    = 38.3

    d = 400 - X = 400 - 38.3

    = 361.7 mm

    d|

    = 33.0 = 0.09

    d 361.7

    7.0 DESIGN OF BEAMS

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    .

    Mu 19.35 x 106

    bd2 300 x 361.7 2

    pt = 0.452 ;

    Ast = 0.452 x 300 x 361.7 = 490

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Bottom steel

    Asc = x 300 x 361.7 = 0

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12( = 515 mm

    2) ------- Top steel

    ii). At supports Mu = 54.52 KNm

    X = 2 x 33 + 3 x 49

    2 + 3

    = 42.6

    = = 0.49

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    d = 400 - X = 400 - 42.6

    = 357.4 mm

    Mu 54.52 x 106

    bd2 300 x 357.4 2

    d|

    = 33

    d|

    = 33 = 0.09

    d 357.4

    pt = 0.672 ;

    Ast = 0.672 x 300 x 357.4 = 720

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 3 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 741 mm2) ------- Top steel

    Asc = x 300 x 357.4 = 0

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12( = 515 mm2) ------- Bottom steel

    = = 1.42

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    Shear Design

    At effective depth d, Vu = 63.29 KN

    100 Ast = 100 x 741 = 0.69 ( Pt )

    bd 300 x 357.4

    ( c from SP-16, Table-61 for Pt = 0.69 )

    c = 0.550 < c,max = 3.1 N/mm2

    Vus = Vu - c.b.d ( Vus = shear to be carried by stirrups )

    = 63285 - 0.550 x 300 x 357.4

    = 4.31 KN

    Spacing = 0.87 . fy . Asv . d

    Vus

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    = 0.87 x 101 x 415 x 357.4

    4.3 x 1000

    = 3007 mm

    Provide 2 L Tor - 8 Stirrups @ 150 c/c

    7.2 Design of Beam - floor level @ Z=3.048m and 6.096m (Remaining Beam)

    M 20

    ( 300 x 400 ) Fe 415

    Factored bending moments obtained from SAP analysis are,

    At mid span = 13.82 KNm { Member ID 22 From SAP}

    At supports = 46.40 KNm

    ( At face of the column )

    i). At midspan Mu = 13.82 KNm

    X = 2 x 33 + 1 x 49

    2 + 1

    = 38.3

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    d = 400 - X = 400 - 38.3

    = 361.7 mm

    d|

    = 33.0 = 0.09

    d 361.7

    Mu 13.82 x 106

    bd2 300 x 361.7 2

    pt = 0.452 ;

    Ast = 0.452 x 300 x 361.7 = 490

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Bottom steel

    Asc = 0.460 x 300 x 361.7 = 499

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Top steel

    = = 0.35

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    ii). At supports Mu = 46.40 KNm

    X = 2 x 33 + 2 x 49

    2 + 2

    = 41.0

    d = 400 - X = 400 - 41.0

    = 359.0 mm

    Mu 46.40 x 106

    bd2 300 x 359.0 2

    d|

    = 33

    d|

    = 33 = 0.09

    d 359.0

    pt = 0.482 ;

    Ast = 0.482 x 300 x 359.0 = 519

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 2 Nos. Tor - 12

    =2 -------

    = 1.20=

    36

    -------

    Asc = 0.452 x 300 x 359.0 = 486

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Bottom steel

    Shear Design

    At effective depth d, Vu = 58.17 KN

    100 Ast = 100 x 628 = 0.58 ( Pt )

    bd 300 x 359.0

    ( c from SP-16, Table-61 for Pt = 0.58 )

    c = 0.495 < c,max = 3.1 N/mm2

    Vus = Vu - c.b.d ( Vus = shear to be carried by stirrups )

    = 58170 - 0.495 x 300 x 359.0

    = 4.86 KN

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    Spacing = 0.87 . fy . Asv . d

    Vus

    = 0.87 x 101 x 415 x 359.0

    4.9 x 1000

    = 2682 mm

    Provide 2 L Tor - 8 Stirrups @ 150 c/c

    7.3 Design of Beam - floor level @ Z=9.144m (All Beam)

    M 20

    ( 300 x 400 ) Fe 415

    Factored bending moments obtained from SAP analysis are,

    At mid span = 7.38 KNm { Member ID 123 From SAP}

    At supports = 21.32 KNm

    ( At face of the column )

    i). At midspan Mu = 7.38 KNm

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    =

    2 + 1

    = 38.3

    d = 400 - X = 400 - 38.3

    = 361.7 mm

    d|

    = 33.0 = 0.09

    d 361.7

    Mu 7.38 x 106

    bd2 300 x 361.7 2

    pt = 0.452 ;

    Ast = 0.452 x 300 x 361.7 = 490

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Bottom steel

    Asc = 0.452 x 300 x 361.7 = 490

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Top steel

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    ii). At supports Mu = 21.32 KNm

    X = 2 x 33 + 2 x 49

    2 + 2

    = 41.0

    d = 400 - X = 400 - 41.0

    = 359.0 mm

    Mu 21.32 x 106

    bd2 300 x 359.0 2

    d|

    = 33

    d|

    = 33 = 0.09

    d 359.0

    pt = 0.482 ;

    Ast = 0.482 x 300 x 359.0 = 519

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 2 Nos. Tor - 12

    =2 -------

    0.55==

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    -------

    Asc = 0.452 x 300 x 359.0 = 486

    100 mm2

    Provide 2 Nos. Tor - 16 + 1 Nos. Tor - 12

    ( = 515 mm2) ------- Bottom steel

    Shear Design

    At effective depth d, Vu = 48.90 KN

    100 Ast = 100 x 628 = 0.58 ( Pt )

    bd 300 x 359.0

    ( c from SP-16, Table-61 for Pt = 0.58 )

    c = 0.495 < c,max = 3.1 N/mm2

    Vus = Vu - c.b.d ( Vus = shear to be carried by stirrups )

    = 48900 - 0.495 x 300 x 359.0

    = 0.10 KN

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    Spacing = 0.87 . fy . Asv . d

    Vus

    = 0.87 x 101 x 415 x 359.0

    0.1 x 1000

    = Adopt Nominal Spacing

    Provide 2 L Tor - 8 Stirrups @ 150 c/c

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    M 20

    Fe 415

    Tread = 260 mm

    Riser = 180 mm

    Effective Horizontal Span

    For AB and CD (L+F) = 4.570 m

    For BC (L+F+L) = 2.846 m

    8.1 Loading Calculation

    Considering 1m stripe of slab

    Assuming landing and waist slab thickness = 125 mm

    2500

    3041

    1800100

    2500

    = 9941

    Weight of slab on slope w = N/m2

    Weight on horizontal area w =

    Dead Load of Ste s w* = N/m

    2N/m

    2

    Weight of Finishning w** = N/m2

    Live Load Lv = N/m2

    Total Load WS N/m2

    8. DESIGN OF STAIR

    Typical Stair Case (For Design Consideration)

    For Landing Portion

    Dead Load = 2500

    100

    2500

    = 5100

    9941 N/m

    N/m

    8.2.1 For Flight AB

    L1 = 1.067

    F1 = 2.17 1.067 m 2.17 m

    L = 3.24

    Fig - 1 Loading

    1

    L

    = 14789.257 N

    1

    L

    = 9502.8066 N

    8.2 Design Section

    2550

    RA = x [ ((0.5 x WL) x (0.5 x L12))+(WSx F1x ((0.5 x L1)+ F1)))]

    RB = x [ (0.5 X (WS x F12))+ ((0.5 x WL) x L1 x (L-(0.5 X L1)))]

    Total Load WL N/m2

    * Since each quarter space landing is common to both Flights so

    only half of above loading is considered

    N/m2

    Weight of Finishning w** = N/m2

    Live Load Lv = N/m2

    AB

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    SF is Zero at XA = 1.5 m from A

    M max =

    = 1.10E+07 N-mm

    De th d == 113.8 mm ~ 115 mm

    Provide Overall Depth D = 130

    785 mm2

    12 mm 113.097 mm2

    Spacing = 144.00 mm

    Adopt Spacing = 125 mm

    1067No of Bars Required = = 9 Nos

    [(RAx XA) - (WSx XA2x 0.5)]

    Sqrt (M/(1000 x R))

    mm

    Area of Steel Ast =

    Using bars of A=

    41

    Area of Steel Provided = 965 mm2

    OK

    Distribution Reinforcement Asd = 1.5D = 195 mm2

    Provide 10 mm@125 mm C/C

    Shear Check

    V

    bd

    8.2.2 For Flight BC 9941 N/m

    2550 N/m 2550 N/m

    L1 = 1.067 m

    L2 = 1.067 m

    F2 = 0.93 m m 0.930 m 1.067 m

    L = 3.06 m

    RC=RB= 0.5 x (0.5 x WL x L1+ WSx F2+ WLx L2)

    = 7343.253 N

    M max = [(RCx 0.5 x L)-(WLx L1x (L1+F2) x 0.5)-0.5 x WSx (F2x 0.5) )] x 1000

    = 7.46E+06 N-mm

    Nominal Sheartv = = 0.13 Safe in Shear

    1.067

    < 0.51

    CB

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    Depth d == 93.7 mm ~ 100 mm

    Provide Overall Depth D = 130

    612 mm2

    12 mm 113.097 mm2

    Spacing = 184.69 mm

    Adopt Spacing = 125 mm

    1067

    125

    Area of Steel Provided = 965 mm

    2

    OK

    Provide 10 mm@125 mm C/C

    Distribution Reinforcement Asd = 1.5D = 195 mm2

    No of Bars Required = = 9 Nos

    Sqrt (M/(1000 x R))

    mm

    Area of Steel Ast =

    Using bars of A=

    42

    Provide 8mm@180 mm C/C

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    1). NBC- 000-114 :1994 : All relevant design codes in Nepal

    2). IS 456 - 2000 : Code of Practice for Plain and Reinforced Concrete.

    3). IS 875 - 1987 : Code of Practice for Design Loads ( other than Earth

    Quake ) for Buildings and Structures.

    4). IS 1893 Part 1 - 2002 : Code of Practice for Earth Quake resistant design of

    Structures.

    5). IS 13920 - 1993 : Code of P ractice for Ductile Detailing of Reinforced

    Concrete Structures Subjected to Seismic Forces.

    6). SP : 16 - 1980 : Design Aids for Reinforced Concrete to IS 456 - 1978.

    9.0 LIST OF DESIGN CODES AND STANDARDS

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    7). SAP 2000 - V 14 : Proprietary program of Research Engineers.

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    1.0 Column Detail

    3rd floor

    83 Square 8-12

    84 Square 8-12

    85 Square 8-12

    86 Square 8-12

    87 Square 4-16+ 4-12

    89 Square 4-16+ 4-12

    91 Square 8-12

    92 Square 8-12

    93 Square 4-16+ 4-12

    95 Square 4-16+ 4-12

    97 Square 8-12

    98 Square 8-12

    99 Square 8-12

    100 Square 8-12

    101 Square 8-12

    102 Square 8-12

    103 Square 8-12

    10.0 RESULT SUMMARY

    Column ID Type SizeGround floor 1st and 2nd floor

    Reinforcement detail

    12" x 12" 8-12 8-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 8-12 8-12

    12" x 12" 8-16 8-16

    12" x 12" 8-16 8-16

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 8-16 8-16

    12" x 12" 8-16 8-16

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 4-16+ 4-12 4-16+ 4-12

    12" x 12" 8-12 8-12

    12" x 12" 8-12 8-12

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    105 Square 8-12

    2.0 Beam Detail

    2-16 + 1-12

    2-16 + 1-12

    At Z= 3.048m and 6.096m Grid ID- 2 A-B, 2 C-D, 3 A-B, 4 A-B, A 2-3, D 4-5

    At Z= 3.048m, 6.096m and Z=9.144m All Remainin Beam

    At Su ort At Mids an

    2-16 + 2-12

    2-16 + 1-12 2-16 + 1-12

    12" x 12" 8-12 8-12

    2-16 + 3-12 2-16 + 1-12

    2-16 + 1-12

    At Support At Midspan

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    11.0 CHECKLIST FOR STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION

    S.N. Description As per submitted design

    1. General:

    Number of Storey

    If Computer Aided Design

    (CAD) is used, please state the name

    of the package

    a) Provision for future extension Yes No .

    Total height of structure 12.19m

    Structure system Load Bearing . Frame Others .

    G+3

    2. Requirements of NEPAL NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (NBC)

    2.1 NBC-000-1994 Requirements for Professionally Enngineered Building : An Introduction

    Level of design:

    International State-of-the-art .Professionally Engineered Structures

    Mandatory Rule of thumb .Guidelines to rural buildings .

    b) If Yes - How many floors will be

    extended?G+3 Floors

    c) Structural design consideration for

    future extension.Yes No .

    2.2 NBC 101:1994 Materials Specifications

    Tick the listed materials that

    will be used in the construction

    Cement Coarse Aggregates

    Fine Aggregates (Sand) ........ Building Lime

    ........ Natural building stones Bricks

    ........ Tiles Timber

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    Uniformly Distributed load

    (kN/m2)

    Concentrated Load (kN)

    ........ eta rames tructura stee

    Other

    In what manner / way have

    you used NBC 101 ?Design Calculation BOQ .

    3.00

    2.3 NBC 102-1994 Unit Weight of Materials

    Where do you plan to apply

    NBC 102 ?

    Specify the design unit weight ofmaterials

    Steel

    Brick

    RCC

    Brick Masonry

    .. Specifications Design Calculation .. Bill of Quantity

    .

    25 KN/m3

    19 KN/m3

    25 KN/m3

    20 KN/m3

    2.4 NBC 103-1994 Occupancy load (Imposed Load)

    Proposed occupancy type

    (Fill in only concerning occupancy

    type)

    Occupancy load

    For Residential/Apartment

    Buildings

    Rooms and Kitchen 2.00Corridors, Staircase, store

    Balcony 3.00

    ..

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    2.5 NBC 104-1994 Wind load

    Wind zone

    Structural erformance factor 1.00

    2.7 NBC 106 : 1994 Snow load N/A

    Subsoil category II

    Basic wind velocity .. m/s

    Importance factor 1.00

    Fundamental transactions eriod 0.35 secBasic seismic coefficient 0.08

    Seismic zonin factor 0.99

    2.6 NBC 105-1994 Seismic Desi n of Buildin s in Ne al

    Method of earthquake analysis:

    Seismic coefficient method

    Model Response Spectrum method ...

    2.8 NBC 107: 1994 Provisional Recommendation on Fire Safety N/A

    Ado ted safe bearin ca acit 175 KN/m2

    2.9 NBC 108: 1994 Site Consideration for Seismic Hazards

    Distance from toe/be innin of

    Distance from river bank

    Soil test report available? Yes .. No 2.10 NBC 109 : 1994 Masonry : Unreinforced N/A

    T e of foundation Isolated

    De th of foundation 2m

    Soil type in footing Medium soil

    Critical size of slab panel 13 x 14.5

    2.11 NBC 110 : 1994 Plain and Reinforced Concrete

    Concrete rade M15 .. M20 M25 .. Other ..Reinforcement Steel Grade Fe 415

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    Calculated short span to effective depth

    ratio (L/d) for corresponding slab37.39

    S an correction factor

    Tension reinforcement (Ast)Percent

    Permissible L/d ratio 40

    Effective depth 106m

    Canti-

    lever

    Simply

    supported

    One side

    Continuous

    Both side

    continuous

    Compression reinforcementmodification factor

    Beam characteristics Condition of beams

    4419 mm

    Lateral dimension of corres ondin column 300 mm

    400 mm

    300 mm

    Design Philosophy:

    Limit State method

    Working stress method ..

    Ultimate strength method ..Load Combinations:1:

    2:

    3:

    4:

    Mentioned in Design Sheets

    Ast modification factor

    7.2Maximum slenderness ratio of column

    Maximum span/depth ratio

    Span of corresponding beam Depth

    of corresponding beam Width of

    corres ondin beam

    11.05

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    2.12 NBC : 111-1994 Steel

    Design assumption:

    Simple connection

    Semi-rigid connection

    Fully rigid connection

    Yield Stress:

    2.13 NBC : 112 Timber

    Name of structural wood:

    2.14 NBC : 113 : 1994 Aluminium

    Have ou used steel ost? Yes NoSlenderness ratio of the critical ost

    Have you used Truss? Yes NoWhat is the critical span of purlin

    Purlin size

    For Exposed SectionFor not ex osed section

    Least wall thickness

    Exposed condition Pipe Webs of

    Standard size

    Have you used aluminium as structure

    member?

    Yes

    No

    Designed deflection

    Slenderness ratio of the critical ost

    Modulus of Elasticit :

    If yes, please mention the name of

    design code.

    Joint t e:

    Critical span of the beam element

    2.15 NBC : 114 : 1994 Construction safety

    Are you sure that all safety measures

    will be fulfilled in the construction site as per

    this code ?

    Yes No ..

    Safety wares use

    Safety hard hat Safety goggles Safety boots

    Safety belt First aid facilit