Analytical Study On Seismic Behaviour of High Rise Building Using Different Load Resisting Method
Analytical Study On Seismic Behaviour of High Rise Building Using Different Load Resisting Method
Analytical Study On Seismic Behaviour of High Rise Building Using Different Load Resisting Method
KUMAR ANUPAM
(1901431010)
UNDER GUIDANCE OF
MR. TASLEEM ZEESHAN
INTRODUCTION
Height of the building has now become the primary point of focus of
today’s world. Since buildings are getting taller and slender the primary
concern of design engineers is shifting from gravity loads to lateral loads.
The effect of lateral forces becomes more and more dominant as the
building becomes taller and taller. These lateral forces can produce critical
stresses in the structure, induce undesirable stresses and vibrations or cause
excessive lateral sway of the structure.
This has brought more challenges for the engineers to satisfy both gravities
load as well as lateral loads, earlier buildings were designed gravity loads but
now because of tall height and seismic zone the engineers have taken care of
lateral loads due to earthquake and wind forces.
So, to cater all the lateral forces, we have to design the structure
very uniquely so that the structure can withstand for the maximum
time period without causing any harm to the society.
These elements are a variety of shapes such as Circular, curvilinear, oval, box-
like, triangular or rectilinear. Many times, a shear wall exists as a core-wall holding
internal services like elevators, janitor's closets, stair wells and storage areas.
Sometimes they serve external functions as a diagonal bracing system.
Braced Frame
Shear Wall
Aarthi Harini 2015 Behavior of This study reveals that the time
T R.C. Shear period, displacement, drift, base
Internation Wall with shear, stress distribution and the
G. Senthil al journal Different overall seismic response of the
Kumar for Openings structure is affected by the
research in under Seismic location of openings in shear
emerging Loads wall. The analysis led to the
science following conclusions.
and Staggered openings in shear
technology wall proved to be highly
advantageous and they were
found to provide better lateral
resistance than shear wall with
vertical opening.
Author Year/ Topic Findings
Journal
METHODOLOGY
This modelling is done with help of ETABS software to compare and analyse
Results of two different building applied with two different type of load
resisting Method.
Building specification (storeys) G + 20 and G +25
Storey height 3.2 m
Seismic zone V