The proposed banding would be an office structure and approximately located 5 km away from Valley Fault System. Design Criteria a typical floor plan, roof plan and elevation of the building are shown below. The columns. Beams and slabs have consta[ cross sections throughout the height of the building. Assumed 50% of the perimeter of the typo floor is covered with ISOmm CHB solid grouted.
The proposed banding would be an office structure and approximately located 5 km away from Valley Fault System. Design Criteria a typical floor plan, roof plan and elevation of the building are shown below. The columns. Beams and slabs have consta[ cross sections throughout the height of the building. Assumed 50% of the perimeter of the typo floor is covered with ISOmm CHB solid grouted.
The proposed banding would be an office structure and approximately located 5 km away from Valley Fault System. Design Criteria a typical floor plan, roof plan and elevation of the building are shown below. The columns. Beams and slabs have consta[ cross sections throughout the height of the building. Assumed 50% of the perimeter of the typo floor is covered with ISOmm CHB solid grouted.
Calculate the seismic design loads for a three-story reinforced concrete frame building under the r,-:::;·.::,e;-r:~nl<: or N::;CP 2001 eJiLion. The proposed banding would be an office structure and approximately located 5 km away from Valley Fault System (See Figure 208-2B of NSCP 2001).
Design Criteria
A typical floor plan, roof plan and elevation of the building are shown below. The columns. beams and slabs have consta~[ cross sections throughout the height of the building. Though the uniformity and symmetry used in this example have been adapted primarily for simplicity, the structure itself is a hypothetical one, and has been chosen mainly for illustrative purposes. Other pertinent design data are as follows:
Assumed 1.5 meter high paraJc;:::C wall along the perimeter of the roof level.
Assumed 50% of the perimeter of the typo floor is covered with ISOmm CHB solid grouted.
Seismic Parameters:
Importance factor, I := Seismic Zone factor. Z == Soil Profile Types == Seismic Source Type ==
1.00 ( assumed Occupancy Category IV. See Section 103) 0.40 (Zone 4) ( See Section 208.4.4.1)
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The total design base shear need not exceed the following:
V=2.5 Ca I W R
The total base shear shall not be less than the following:
V= O.II Ca IW
In addition. for ::'clsmic Zone 4. [he total base shear shall also not be less than the foliowing:
V= O.8Z,vv' W R
Structure Period, T
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Distance to known Seismic Source of 5 Jan.
Nv = 1.6 Near-Source Factor. from Table 208-5. for Seismic Source Type A and Closest Distance to known Seismic Source of 5 Ion.
eel = 0.44Na Seismic Coefficient from Table 208-7. for Soil profile type SD and Seismic Zone 4
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Cv = 0.64{ 1.6) = 1.02
R = 8.5
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V= Cv I W RT
1.02( 1.0)(7242.0) (8.5)(0.43)
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V need not exceed the following:
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2.5(0.53)(1.0)(7242.0) = 1129.0 leN (Governs) 85
V shall not be less than the following
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V in seismic Zone 4 shall not be less than the following
Lateral force will be distributed horizontally in direct proportion to the relative rigidities or stiffness of the resisting elements. Rigidity or stiffness ofan element is the force required to deflect one end of an clement a unit distance relative to the other end. Rigidity is therefore inversely prcpcrticnc: rc ::!~~~::~=. ?eb!i~'e !igit:li!y ;c ripfinf'd as the ratio of the rigidity of an element to the total rigidities of all the elements within a floor to floor distance.
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Where:
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Find center of mass Xm and Ym : Center of mass can be calculated by taking statistical moment about a chosen location.
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Find center of rigidity x, and Yr : Center of rigidity can be calculated by taking statistical moment about a chosen location.
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- On this example center mass and rigidity for all the floors are similar because the layout and member sizes were assumed the same for all the floors.
The center of n:ass by inspection;
xm = 9 m from grid I
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Aorce at Roof level of Frame A. PRoof = (137.61 }(543) + ( 137.61 x6)(325.8) ;::, 248.98kN
318.03 (19181.55)
Force at 3n1 floor of Frame A. PJrII = (137.61 )(391) + (137.61 x 6)(391x 0.6) 179.28 kN
318.03 . (19181.55)
Force at 2nd level of Frame A. P~r>l ::: (137.61) (195) + (137.6Ix6)(195xO.6) 89.41 kN
318.03 (19181.55)"-
Tabulated format of computing Horizontal distribution of Forces
Horizontal Distribution of Forces along X-direction (Take unit Force F=11
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3 57.01 0.333 - 8.67 75.17- 4285.44 0.2234 -0.0155 -
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