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26 IJEDR Volume 4, Issue 2 ISSN: 232-9939 Analysis of G+2 Structures with different material of Shear wall using SAP2 Vijay Vadgama, 2 Girish Joshi, PG Student, 2 Professor, Department of Structural Engineering, G.H.Raisoni College of Engineering and Management, Pune, Maharashtra, India Abstract - Shear walls is a structural member used to resist lateral forces acting on building. Laterals forces occur due to earthquakes and other parameters. The use of shear wall in buildings is quite common in some earthquake prone region. During seismic excitation shear wall contribute in absorbing moments, shear forces and reduce torsional moments and make building safe against lateral load. shear wall is commonly used for residential and commercial buildings. In this study Steel plate shear wall () is used in same frame model which is used for shear wall with same material properties are used for both models instead of shear wall replace it with Steel plate shear wall (). Modeling and analysis of structures is done using standard software SAP2 Version 7.2 which is based on finite element method. boundary elements are calculated as per IS 8:27. IndexTerms Shear wall, SAP2, Steel plate shear wall (). I. INTRODUCTION The main function of steel plate shear wall is act as lateral load resisting system and resist horizontal story shear. In general, steel plate shear wall system consists of a steel plate wall (web element), vertical boundary element (column) and horizontal boundary element (beams). Together, the steel plate wall and boundary columns act as a vertical plate girder. The columns act as flanges of the vertical plate girder and the steel plate wall acts as its web. The horizontal floor beams act, more-or-less, as transverse stiffeners in a plate girder. Fig. Unstiffened steel plate shear wall Initially Steel plate shear wall () used for seismic retrofit of low and medium-rise existing commercial, hospitals and other structures. Steel plate shear wall initially designed with relatively closely spaced horizontal and vertical stiffeners also design was implemented as a primary load resisting system. The first important structure in California using steel plate shear walls was Sylmar Hospital in northern Los Angeles. Initially, only heavily stiffened steel plate shear wall were used in order to resist the shear forces within their elastic buckling limits, as in the Sylmar Hospital in Los Angeles, the Nippon Steel Building in Tokyo but the analytical and experimental research carried out by Berman, Elgally, it was observed that the post-buckling ductile behavior of the unstiffened is much more effective than the elastic behavior of the stiffened in resisting seismic forces. Also, the unstiffened plates exhibit substantial strength, stiffness, and ductility and their energy dissipation behavior is stable and pronounced. In this paper unstiffened steel plate shear wall are used for result of and its result compare with shear wall results. IJEDR62372 International Journal of Engineering Development and Research (www.ijedr.org) 27

II. METHODOLOGY Modeling of structure is done in standard software SAP2 version 7 which is based on finite element method. The space frame G+2 model is prepared considering special moment resisting frame. Column base are assigned as fixed support. Column and beam are model as line element, slab and shear wall are area section but slab are assigned as membrane and shear wall assigned as shell element. A multistory frame building is taken into consideration. Building having a shear wall throughout the height of building. Details of multistory frame building are as follows Storey of building : G+ 2 storey, Frame type : Special moment resisting frame structure,floor to floor height : 3.5 m Seismic zone : Zone III,Soil type : Medium soil (Type II) Shear wall : 23 mm thick and Beam in X-direction : 23 x 65 mm, Beam in Y direction : 3 X 75 mm, Column: 4 x 8 mm, slab: 5 mm thick and load cases used for analysis Table Load Cases SR.NO Load cases Load. Dead load Gravity 2. Live load Gravity 3. Super imposed DL Gravity 4. EQX User define 5. EQY User define 6. WINDX IS875:987 7. WINDY IS875:987 And load combination used as per IS 8: 27, the following load cases have to be consider for analysis Table 2 Load Combination SR.NO Load combinations. DL + SIDL 2. DL + LL + SIDL 3..5 DL +.5 SIDL 4..5 DL +.5 LL +.5 SIDL 5..2 DL +.2 LL +.2 SIDL ±.6 WIND 6..5 DL +.5 SIDL ±.5 WIND /.5 EQ 7..5 DL +.5 SIDL ±.5 WIND /.5 EQ 8..9 DL +.9 SIDL ±.5 WIND /.5 EQ Fig.2 Plane view IJEDR62372 International Journal of Engineering Development and Research (www.ijedr.org) 28

III. SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF BUILDING The Seismic Coefficient Method This is the simplest of the available methods and is applicable to structures, which are simple, symmetric, and regular. In this method, the seismic load is idealized as a system of equivalent static loads, which is applied to the structure and an elastic analysis is performed to ensure that the stresses are within allowable limits. The sum of the equivalent static loads is proportional to the total weight of the structure and the constant of proportionality, known as the seismic coefficient, is taken as the product of various factors, which influence the design and are specified in the codes. The seismic coefficient method gives conservative results but has the advantage of being simple and easy to use. It ignores the effect of higher modes and cannot accommodate irregularities in the structure. It is used for checking against moderate earthquakes since the emphasis is on resisting the earthquake loads by virtue of elastic strength rather than inelastic behavior. Therefore the only safeguards that can be provided against severe earthquakes is by following a design procedure, as in capacity design, along with a set of detailing rules, which will ensure some degree of ductility and energy dissipation capacity. IV. STEEL PLATE SHEAR WALL G+2 multistory building with Steel plate shear wall modeling and analysis is done on SAP2 version 7 with same frame model which is used for the shear wall building and similar properties are used. Typical system consists of steel panels (web element), vertical Boundary element (column), and horizontal boundary element (beams). The main function of steel plate shear wall is to act as lateral load resisting system and resist horizontal story shear. Lateral load is transferred to the steel plate shear wall in their respective direction. Frame model with boundary element of is prepared in STAAD Pro and so we get the required design storey shear and moments for various checks and design of steel plate shear wall manually. Web plate thicknesses (web element) as well as boundary elements decide as per clause 8.6..(b) and clause 8.7.2.4 of IS 8:27 respectively. Fig.3 3D MODEL OF Together, the steel plate wall and boundary column act as a vertical plate girder. Therefore design of is carried out by plate girder method. IJEDR62372 International Journal of Engineering Development and Research (www.ijedr.org) 29

Drift in mm Displacement V. RESULT. Story Displacement 4 35 3 25 2 5 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 Roof level Fig.4 Story displacement Above graph show the roof level displacement of both the numerical modal. Top storey displacement of the shear wall modal is 4.68 mm and model is 33.553 mm, model is displace more because of are more flexible than the shear wall. 2. Story Drift As per IS 893(part): 22 (Cl 7..) storey shall not exceed.4 times of story height. In this study maximum story height is 3.5m and as per IS recommendation allowable story drift is 6.8mm. 4 3.5 3 2.5 2.5.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 Floor Level Fig.5 Story drift IJEDR62372 International Journal of Engineering Development and Research (www.ijedr.org) 22

Time period in sec 3. Base reaction of shear wall 6 5 4 3 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 Fig.6 Base reaction of shear wall The base reaction of shear wall is more as compare to the steel plate shear wall. It implies that foundation size of the is much more less than the shear wall and economy get Achieve in. 4. Time period 2.5.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 Modes Fig.7 Time period Fundamental natural periods T of normal single storey to 2 storey buildings are usually in the range of.5-2. sec. time period of building is more it means the structural damage of the building is minimum. It denotes that building is effective in earthquake prone area as compare to the building. 5. Weight of shear wall In present study weight of shear wall is also affect much on seismic weight of building. In this study 37.5% weight the shear wall reduced using. Weight of shear wall Table 3 Weight of Shear wall 59 KN Weight of 92 KN IJEDR62372 International Journal of Engineering Development and Research (www.ijedr.org) 22

VI. CONCLUSION system is effective tool to seismically upgrade, damage and undamaged buildings. Ductility of steel plate shear wall is more than the shear walls. Base shear of the building is inherently less, so that the column sizes getting less as compare to shear wall and economy get achieved. occupy the less valuable place of building than shear wall. Weight of the is much more less than the shear wall, so the seismic weight of the building is reduce up to 37% than the shear wall of building. REFERENCES [] M.A. Ismaeil, A.E Hassaballa (23), seismic retrofitting of RC building by adding steel plate shear wall, IOSR Journal of mechanical and civil engineering (IOSR-JMCE), Volume 7, Issue 2(May- Jun 23). [2] Anirudha das, farooqadam and Siddhartha ghosh (28) design of steel plate shear walls considering inelastic drift demand, journal of construction steel research 65 (February 29). [3] Vishal Bhatia and Siddhartha ghosh (28), seismic up gradation of non-seismic steel building using steel plate shear walls, the 4th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering (October-28). [4] Fariborz nateghi and erfan alavi Theoretical seismic behavior of steel plate shear walls, the 4th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering (October-28). [5] Asheena Sunny, Kavitha P.E, study on steel plate shear wall with cutout during seismic excitations, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) Volume: 4 Issue 8, August 25. [6] Erfan Alavi & Farborz nateghi, Experimental study on diagonally stiffened steel plate shear wall with central opening, 5 th WCEE Lisboa 22. [7] IS: 893(2,Part ), Indian standard criteria for earthquake Resistance Design of Structure, bureau of Indian standards, New Delhi. [8] IS:456(2), Indian Standard code of Practice for Plain and Reinforced concrete, bureau of Indian standard, New Delhi. [9] IS:875(987), Indian standard code of practice for structural safety of buildings: loading standard (other than Earthquake), bureau of Indian standards, New Delhi [] IS:8(27), Indian standard General construction in Steel- Code of Construction, bureau of Indian standard, New Delhi IJEDR62372 International Journal of Engineering Development and Research (www.ijedr.org) 222