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    Earthquake Load: Computation of Deadloads 1 Floor

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    The document computes the dead loads, seismic loads, and design forces for a 3-story building with concrete columns, beams, slabs, and CMU walls. It calculates the total dead load for each floor, determines the seismic design parameters, then uses the simplified static force procedure to calculate the maximum base shear, actual base shear, minimum base shear, and distributed seismic forces and moments for each level. The final summary provides the height, weight, weight-height product, distributed force, shear and bending moment for each level.

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    Earthquake Load: Computation of Deadloads 1 Floor

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    The document computes the dead loads, seismic loads, and design forces for a 3-story building with concrete columns, beams, slabs, and CMU walls. It calculates the total dead load for each floor, determines the seismic design parameters, then uses the simplified static force procedure to calculate the maximum base shear, actual base shear, minimum base shear, and distributed seismic forces and moments for each level. The final summary provides the height, weight, weight-height product, distributed force, shear and bending moment for each level.

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    The document computes the dead loads, seismic loads, and design forces for a 3-story building with concrete columns, beams, slabs, and CMU walls. It calculates the total dead load for each floor, determines the seismic design parameters, then uses the simplified static force procedure to calculate the maximum base shear, actual base shear, minimum base shear, and distributed seismic forces and moments for each level. The final summary provides the height, weight, weight-height product, distributed force, shear and bending moment for each level.

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    Earthquake Load: Computation of Deadloads 1 Floor

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    The document computes the dead loads, seismic loads, and design forces for a 3-story building with concrete columns, beams, slabs, and CMU walls. It calculates the total dead load for each floor, determines the seismic design parameters, then uses the simplified static force procedure to calculate the maximum base shear, actual base shear, minimum base shear, and distributed seismic forces and moments for each level. The final summary provides the height, weight, weight-height product, distributed force, shear and bending moment for each level.

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    EARTHQUAKE LOAD

    Reference: NSCP 2015


    PARAMETERS:
    γ steel = 77.3 kN/m³ Properties of W Shape Steel
    γ concrete= 23.54 kN/m³ For Beam: W18 × 97
    γ wall= 20.6 kN/m³ A= 18.38706 × 10-³ m²
    Column size: 500 mm × 500 mm For Roof Beam: W10 × 26
    Beam size: 300 mm × 600 mm A= 4.9006676 × 10-³ m²
    Slab thickness: 0.15 m For Column: W24 × 103
    Wall thickness : 0.2 m A= 19.548348× 10-³ m²
    Wall height : 3.1 m

    COMPUTATION OF DEADLOADS
    1st FLOOR
    COLUMN
    kN
    DL=23.54 ( 0.5m ×0.5 m ) ( 0.5 m ) ( 42 ) =123.5850 kN
    m3
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 19.548348 ×10−3) ( 2.7 m ) ( 42 )=171.3573 kN
    m
    SLAB
    kN
    DL=23.54 3
    ( 0.15m ) (517.5 m 2)=1827.2925 kN
    m
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 0.05 m ) ( 517.5 m 2 )=2000.1375 kN
    m
    BEAM
    kN
    DL=23.54 ( 0.3m ) (0.6 m)(326 m)=1827.2925 kN
    m3
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 1827.38706 ×10−3 ) (326 m)=171.3573 kN
    m
    WALL
    kN
    L=20.6 ( 0.2 m) ( 3.1 m ) 172 m¿=2196.784 kN
    m3

    2ND FLOOR
    COLUMN
    kN
    DL=23.54 ( 0.5m ×0.5 m ) ( 0.5 m ) ( 42 ) =123.5850 kN
    m3
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 19.548348 ×10−3) ( 2.7 m ) ( 42 )=171.3573 kN
    m
    SLAB
    kN
    DL=23.54 3
    ( 0.15m ) (517.5 m 2)=1827.2925 kN
    m
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 0.05 m ) ( 517.5 m 2 )=2000.1375 kN
    m
    BEAM
    kN
    DL=23.54 ( 0.3m ) (0.6 m)(326 m)=1827.2925 kN
    m3
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 18.38706 ×10−3 ) (326 m)=171.3573 kN
    m
    WALL
    kN
    L=20.6 ( 0.2 m ) ( 3.1 m ) 172 m¿=2196.784 kN
    m3

    3RD FLOOR
    COLUMN
    kN
    DL=23.54 ( 0.5m ×0.5 m ) ( 0.5 m ) ( 42 ) =123.5850 kN
    m3
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 19.548348 ×10−3) ( 2.7 m ) ( 42 )=171.3573 kN
    m
    SLAB
    kN
    DL=23.54 3
    ( 0.15m ) (517.5 m 2)=1827.2925 kN
    m
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 0.05 m ) ( 517.5 m 2 )=2000.1375 kN
    m
    ROOF BEAM
    kN
    DL=23.54 ( 0.3m ) (0.6 m)(326 m)=1827.2925 kN
    m3
    kN
    DL=77.3 3
    ( 4.9096676× 10−3 ) ( 326 m )=123.7226 kN
    m
    WALL
    kN
    L=20.6 ( 0.2 m) ( 3.1 m ) 172 m¿=2196.784 kN
    m3

    TOTAL DEAD LOADS


    1ST FLOOR= 8163. 5327 kN
    2ND FLOOR= 8163. 5327 Kn
    3rd FLOOR= 3998.53 27 kN

    Occupancy Categories (Section 2.3.1)


    Occupancy Category I
    I= 1.50 Ip= 1.50
    Soil Profile Type - Sc (Very dense soil and soft rock) (Table 208-2)
    Seismic Zone - Seismic Zone Factor (Z) = 0.40 (Table 208-3)
    Seismic Source Type- Type (A) (Table 208-4)
    Seismic Zone 4 Near- Source Factor (Table 208-5 & 205- 6)
    Na= 1.2
    Nv= 1.6
    Seismic Responds Coefficients (Table 208-7 & 208-8)
    Ca= 0.40 Na= 0.48
    Cv= 0.56Nv= 0.896
    Structural System Coefficient (Section 2.3.5)
    R= 8.0
    Structure Period (Section 2.5.2.2)
    Ct= 0.0853
    T =Ct ¿
    T =(0.0853)¿
    T =0.4543
    Vertical Distribution of Force (Section 2.5.2.3)
    T < 0.7 sec
    Since, 0.043<0.7 sec Ft= 0
    Simplified Static Force Procedure (Section 2.5.1)
    CvIw 0.896 ( 1.5 )
    Vmax= = ( 20326.2001 )=7516.6225 kN
    RT 8 ( 0.4543 )
    2.5 CaIw 2.5(0.48)(1.5)
    Vactual= = ( 20326.2001 )=4573.3950 kN
    R 8
    Vmin=0.11 CaIw=(0.11)(0.48)(1.5) ( 20326.2001 )=1609.8350 kN
    0.8 ZNvIw 0.8 (0.4)(1.6)(1.5)
    Vmin= = ( 20326.2001 )=1951.3152 kN
    R 8

    Vmax >Va>Vmin
    (Section 208-17)
    ( V −Ft ) Wxhx
    Fx= n

    ∑ ¿1 Wihi
    i

    (4573.3950−0)(37186.3541 kN )
    F 3= =8366.9296 kN
    20326.2001
    (4573.3950−0)(50615.7689 kN)
    F 2= =11388.5480 kN
    20326.2001
    (4573.3950−0)(25307.8845 kN )
    Fx= =5694.2740 kN
    20326.2001
    (Section 2.5.2.4)
    Vx
    V 3=8366.9296 kN
    V 2=8366.9296 kN +11388.5480 kN =19775.4776 kN
    V 1=19775.4776 kN + 5694.2740 kN=25449.7516 kN
    (Section 2.5.2.4)

    Mx
    M 3=( 8366.9296 kN )( 3.1 m )=25937.48176 kN . m
    M 2=( 11388.5480 kN )( 3.1 m )( 8366.9296 kN )( 6.2 m )=87179.4623 kN . m
    M 1=( 5694.2740 kN ) ( 3.1 m ) + ( 11388.5480 kN )( 6.2 m ) + ( 8366.9296 kN )( 9.3 m )=166073.6923 kN . m

    SUMMARY

    Level hx (m) Wx (KN) Wxhx Fi+ Ft Vx(KN) Mx (kN.m)

    3 9.3 3998.53 27 37186.3541 8366. 9296 8366.9296 25937.48176

    2 6.2 8163. 5327 50615.7689 11388.5480 19775.4776 87179.4623

    2 3.1 8163. 5327 25307.8845 5694.2740 25449.7516 166073.6923

    Σ 18.6 20326.2001 113110.0075 25449.7516 53592.1588 279190.6364

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