STRUCTURAL DESIGN Report BETON II
STRUCTURAL DESIGN Report BETON II
STRUCTURAL DESIGN Report BETON II
PRELIMINARY
1.1,Introduction
This report is the task of advanced structural design courses. The main structure is planned using
reinforced concrete components. In the process of planning this structure considers several things including
building function, stability, reliability. All things must be considered considering the site building plan of this
task lies in areas with high levels of vulnerability to earthquakes. Thus, the structure must be planned in such
a way that the structure component remains secure when an earthquake occurs. In this task only limited to the
design of beam, column, and joint elements. Detailed structural planning is shown in the planning drawings.
In general, the date pertaining to the planning of this building are as follows:
Building function: Lojistic Office building in National University of East Timor (UNTL)
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System structure : Medium beam moment concrete frame structure system
Material structure
Beams : Reinforced Concrete fc' 25
Column : Reinforced Concrete fc' 25
Slab/plat : Reinforced Concrete fc' 25
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CHAPTER II
THE BASICS OF PLANNING
2.1,Reference,,Standard,,for,,Structured,,Building,,Concrete,,Structures
The planning and design of the building on this assignment refers to the following rules:
1. Regulation of Structural Concrete Requirements for Building Buildings SNI 03- 2847-2013.
2. Earthquake Resistant Procedures for Building Building SNI 03-1726- 2012.
3. Minimum Expenses for Building Design SNI 1727-2013
Analysis,,procedure
The structure has been modelled, analysed and designed in a computer software Stuctural Analysis Program
“SAP2000”. The software has very good analysis and design capability which are verified in theverification
problems included in the package. It is a Finite Element Method (FEM) based software and requires
modelling of the structure by finite‐elements. Beams and columns are modelled with
line (or frame) elements, while the slabs and roofs are modelled with area‐elements.
Its follow this Sap 2000 area to used in windows works and Menu in toolbar
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2.2 Detailed Parameters Of The Building
Different parameters are listed below.
General Parameters
1. Building type : Lojistic building in National University of East Timor (UNTL)
2. Location : Caicoli, Dili Campus center of UNTL
3. Structural type : Concrete Reinforcement
4. Total area Building : 45 x 10 = 450 m2
5. Number Storeys : 3
6. Total Height : 10,4 m
7. Heinght of storey 1 : 3,8 m
8. Heinght of storey 2 : 3,8 m
9. Heinght of storey 3 : 3,8 m
10. Soil type : medium (Tanah Sedang)
11. Tipu Edifisiu : SRPMM (Sistem Rangka Pemikul Momen Menggah).
12. Coefficient SRPMM : 5,5
Material properties
Steel reinforcement structure : BJTD 19 (fy = 340 Mpa) & BJTD 10 (fy = 440 Mpa)
Dimensional structural elements :
Material propertiesits used to structure Building in concrete reinforcement and steel. The material
properties are listed below its used in design analysis structure.
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Specified concrete compressive strength, f c =25 MPa
Where :
DL = Dead load
LL = Live load
QEX = Earthquake load X direction
QEY = Earthquake load Y direction
Seismic Load
Image of Earthquake Map
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Figure 2. Image of Earthquake Map
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Table Data of Earthquake in soil type Medium in Seismic Zone 5
T C T C
0 0.32 1.9 0.263
0.2 0.83 2.0 0.25
0.6 0.083 2.1 0.238
0.7 0,714 2.2 0.227
0.8 0.625 2.3 0.217
0.9 0.556 2.4 0.208
1.0 0.5 2.5 0.2
1.8 0.278
Earthquake area
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Figure 5. The grafic RS – 5 in Sap 2000
The response spectrum is the nominal seismic loading due to the impact of the earthquake
plan in the direction of each major axis of the structure plan. for a principal axis direction of the structure of
the plan and also the loading direction of the Earthquake Plan has an earthquake reduction factor R and the
natural natural vibrational time of T1, the nominal equivalent static value of nominal shear shift V occurring
at the base level can be calculated according to the equation:
C . I . Wt
V=
R
Where C1 is the value of Earthquake Response Factor obtained from Spectrum Response.
Where :
For various categories of buildings, the importance factor I according to this standard is formulated
as follows :
I = I1 + I2
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I : importance factor.
I1 : importance factor to adjust the return period of the Design Earthquake related to ,,,,,,,,,the
adjustment of its occurrence probability.
I2:importance factor to adjust the return period of the Design Earthquake
related to the adjustment of the life time of the building.
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The calculation of the dynamic response of irregular building structures to the nominal seismic load
due to the Earthquake Plan impact can be done by the method of analyzing the response spectrum spectrum
using the Earthquake Response Spectrum. The plan according to Figure 2 whose ordinate values are
multiplied by the I / R correction factor, where I is the Prime Factor according to Table 1, whereas R is the
representative earthquake reduction factor of the structure of the building concerned. In this case, the amount
of vibration varied in the summation of the response varies according to this method should be such that the
participation of the mass in generating the total response must reach at least 90%
CHAPTER III
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Modelling Structure in SAP 2000
Plan view base ( Elevation 0
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Perspective Corner (3d - Plane)
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3.3 Drawing Distribuited Load wall in Structure
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b). Additional Life Load (LL) in Slab/Shell
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CHAPTER IV
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2. Column Section 300 x 400 mm
Longitudinal Reinforce (Needed) : 3590 mm2
Steel : D19 mm
3590 3590
→
1 1
. π . D2 . π .¿ ¿
4 4
Longitudinal Reinforce (Need) 2624 Mm2 3590 Mm2
Longitudinal Reinforce (Used) 8d19 12d19
Strib Ѳ10-125mm Ѳ10-125mm
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1. Column Section 300 x 300 mm
Section
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Portal “J” Field Of yz
Section
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1273 1273
→
1 1
. π . D2 . π .¿ ¿
4 4
Top Reinforce (Used) : 5D19
Section
Top Reinforce (Need) 1273 mm2 625 mm2 1273 mm2
Top Reinforce (Use) 5d19 3d19 5d19
Botton Reinforce (Need) 888 mm2 690 mm2 888 mm2
Botton Reinforce (Used) 3d19 3d19 3d19
Strib Ѳ10-150mm Ѳ10-150mm Ѳ10-150mm
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Portal “J” Field Of xz
Section
2 2 2
Top Reinforce (Need) 962 mm 548 mm 962 mm
Top Reinforce (Use) 4d19 2d19 4d19
Botton Reinforce (Need) 750 mm2 548 mm2 750 mm2
Botton Reinforce (Used) 3d19 2d19 3d19
Strib Ѳ10-150mm Ѳ10-150mm Ѳ10-150mm
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Portal “J” Field Of xz
Section
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Calculation Moment ultimate with PBI-1971.
Dimension Shell/Slab.
Moment Nominal.
P min =
√ 25 =0.005> 1.4 = 1.4 =0.006
4 x 240 fy 240
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Rule for Ratio steel: Pmin <P < Pmax, “ If P < Pmin use Pmin.”
70.07
P= =0.0007< Pmin , Use Pmin = 0.006
1000 x 104
Area steel need For X direction in middle strip use Pmin to calculate Aslxmin.
Aslxmin = Pmin x b x d = 0.006 x 1000 x 104 = 624mm2
Aslxmin 624
Total steel need : n = = =5 Steck .
AS Wont 0.25 x 3.14 x 122
1000
Spacing = =200 mm=20 cm
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Calculation Area Reinforcement in column strip For X direction.
Use big Moment nominal : Mntx = 3948888.89 Nmm
Formula :
159.59
P= =0.001< Pmin , Use Pmin = 0.006
1000 x 104
Area steel need For X direction in Column Strip, use Pmin to calculate Astxmin.
Astxmin = Pmin x b x d = 0.006 x 1000 x 104 = 624mm2
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Astxmin 624
Total steel need : n = = =5 Steck
AS Wont 0.25 x 3.14 x 122
1000
Spacing = =200 mm=20 cm .
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Note:
Mnlx = Mnly so Aslx = Asly
Mntx = Mnty so Astx = Asly
X direction
Y direction
CONCLUSION
A Logistic building in National University of East Timor (UNTL) has been fully designed using a
computer program, SAP2000 nonlinear version 14. All the required design details has been
calculated,,and,,presented.
Best‐approach has been adopted for most‐economical design, yet fulfilling all the requirements
for important building. Due considerations has been given to all room requirements and probable
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increase,,in,,load.
Reinforcements are quite satisfactory and they are so balanced for easier material handling and
concreting. Due attention has been made in reinforcement congestion and size and number of
bars are balanced for easiest and safest construction. In some places, more than required
reinforcement,,is,,provided,,for,,feasibility,,during,,construction.
During construction, it is mandatory to follow AC1 318-05/IBC 2003, regarding provision of stirrups and
ties,,development lengths, splices and other detailing.
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