Modelling of 25 storey building with the specified properties using ETABS

 

  AIM :-

• To model a 25 storey building on ETABS with given structural properties.
• To check if the translational fundamental natural period of vibration in both the x and y direction is approximate, T_x1 = 4.4 seconds T_y1 = 4.2 seconds.
• To check if the provision in Table 5 of IS 1893 (part 1) – 2016, on torsional irregularity is satisfied.
• To check if the two provisions of clause 7 in Table 6 (shown below) of IS 1893 (part 1) – 2016, regarding vertical irregularity is satisfied.
• To check if provision on inter-storey drift limitations in clause 7.11.1.1 is satisfied.

  GIVEN :-

• Ground floor or plinth floor level is at a height of 1.5 metres from the base.
• Each of the successive 25 storeys has a storey height of 3 metres.
• Buildings are assumed to be pinned at the base.
• All columns in all storeys are of the same size.
• All beams in all storeys are of the same size.
• The building is located on Soil type-II and in Zone-III.

                              

  Structural Element Sizes :-

• Beams : 300 × 400 mm 
• Columns : 800 × 800 mm 
• Slab : 150 mm thick 

  Material Properties :-

• Grade of Concrete : M30 
• Grade of Steel Reinforcement Bars : Fe 415 

  Loads :-

• Dead Load on beams from infill wall = 10 kN/m (Assume the same for roof floor in view of parapet)
• Live load on floor = 3 kN/m2 (Assume the same for roof floor)

 

  PROCEDURE :-

  Step 1 :-

• Open the ETAB software and click on "New Model".

                      

• "Model initialization" dialogue box will open.
• Go to the "built-in settings with" option and change the different options as "Select Display unit > Metric SI", "Steel section database > Indian", "Steel design code > IS 800:2007", "Concrete design code > IS 456:2000"

                       

  Step 2 :- Creating grids and storeys

• "New Model Quick Template" dialogue box will open.
• Check the "Custom Grid Spacing" and click on "Edit Grid data".

                         

• The "Grid System Data" dialogue box will open.
• Check on the "Display grid data as ordinates" option and provide the grid's data as given in the question and then click "OK".

                          

• Now check the "Custom Story Data" and click on "Edit Story data".
• The "Story Data" dialogue box will open.
• Click on Story 1and rename it as "Plinth Level" and give plinth level height as 1.5m.
• Click on Story 2 and rename it as "Storey 1" and give storey height as 3m.
• Again click Story 3 and rename it as "Storey 2" and give storey height as 3m.
• Again click Story 4 and rename it as "Storey 3" and give storey height as 3m.

                           

• Now Right-click in the window and select "add story" and Select "Keep Existing Story Height".
• The "Add Story" dialogue box will open.
• Fill in the required data as per the question requirements.

                            

• Click "OK" and rename all other storeys.

                           

• The following result will shown :-

                         

  Step 3 :- Adding Materials

• Close all viewports and select Plan view and on "Storey 1" viewport on the window.
• To select the material, Go to the "define" tab and Select "Material Properties".
• Click on "Add new material". Select Region as "India", Material Type as "Concrete", Standard as "Indian" and Grade as "M30" and then click "OK".

                           

• The "Material Property Data" dialogue box will open.

                           

• Check the Data as per requirement or modify it accordingly.
• Click "Modify Material Property Design Data" and Select "Lightweight concrete".

                          

                           

• Click "OK". The concrete material is added.
• Again go to add material and add the rebar for longitudinal reinforcement.

                          

                          

• Provide the data requirement and then click "OK".
• Similarly, add the shear reinforcement.
• Provide "grade 415" for shear reinforcement.

                          

                        

• Click "OK".

                         

  Step 4 :- Adding Columns, Beams and Slabs

• For beam, Go to the "Define" tab and Select "Section properties Select" and then click on "Frame sections".

                         

• Click on "Add New Property".
• Select "Rectangular concrete".

                         

• Change Property name to "B-300 X 400"
• Provide Material "M30" and give dimensions as "Depth = 400" and "Width = 300".

                         

• Select "Modify rebar" and fill in the data as per requirement.

                       

• Go to properties modifier and change the "MOI about the axes to 0.35" as per IS 1893 ( Part1): 2016 clause no 6.4.3.1.

                      

• Click "OK" and the beam is added.
• Now, add another element "Column" by Clicking on "Add new property".
• Select "Rectangular concrete", Rename Property name as "C-800 X 800", provide Material "M30" and give section dimension as "Depth = 800" and "Width = 800".

                      

• Select "Modify rebar" and Fill in the data as per requirement.

                      

• Go to "Properties Modifier" and change the "MOI about the axes to 0.70" as per IS 1893 ( Part1): 2016 clause no 6.4.3.1.

                           

• Click "Ok" and the column is added.
• Now for Slab, Go to the "define" tab and Select "Section properties" then Select the "Slab section".
• Click on "Add New Property".

                         

• Change Property name as "Slab 150", Slab material as "M30" and Modeling type as "Membrane" and provide the thickness of slab as 150mm.

                          

• Click "OK" and the Slab is added.

  Step 5 :- Drawing Columns, Beams and Slabs

  Drawing Columns :-

• Go to the Plan view of Story 1 and select the "All story" option at the bottom.
• Take the "Quick Draw Column" command and select the column "C-800 X 800".

                             

• Provide the columns, by clicking on all the intersection points of grids.

                      

• Check the final result in the 3D view as well.

                         

 

  Drawing Beams :-

• Again open the first story plan view and select the "All story" option at the bottom.
• Go to the "Quick Draw Beam" command and Select Beam "B- 300 x 400".

                             

                               

• Click on all grid lines in between columns to provide the beams.

                           

• Check the final result in the 3D view as well.

                                    

  Drawing Slabs :-

• Again open the first story plan view and select the "Similar story" option at the bottom.
• Click on the "Quick Draw Floor" command and Select Slab "Slab 150".

                               

                                 

• Now click in between grids where the slab is to be provided.

                            

• Check the final result in the 3D view as well.

                      

  Step 6 :- Adding Support

• The building is assumed to be pinned at the base.
• For assigning pinned support, go to plan view and select "Base plan".
• Select the "One Story" option at the bottom.
• Select all the joints and then click on the "Assign" tab and Select "Joints" then Select "Restraints" and Select the base as "Pinned".

                                

                                      

• Click "Apply" and then click "OK".

 

  Step 7 :- Adding Load Pattern

• Click on the "Define" tab and select "Load patterns"
• Add different loads i.e., Dead load, Live load, Infill wall load, Earthquake load in both principal directions and Earthquake load with eccentricity in both principal directions.

               

• Select "Eqx" load and click on "Modify Lateral Load".
• Fill in all the factors as per the conditions given in the question.

                               

• Then click "OK".
• Now Select "Eqx+" load and click on "Modify Lateral Load".
• Provide Eccentric Ratio as "5%" and all other parameters are the same.

                                

• Similarly, modify all the lateral load and click "OK".

 

  Step 8 :- Assigning Loads to Structural Members

  Assigning Live Load to Floors :-

• Open the "Storey 1" plan view and select the "Similar story" option at the bottom.
• Select all the shells and then go to the "Assign" tab, then select "Shell loads", and click on "Uniform".

                              

• Give the value of live load as per question requirement.

                               

                                   

• Perspective view :-

                                     

  Assigning Infill Walls Load to Beams :-

• Go to the "Select" tab and click on "Object type".

                                 

• Now Click on "Beams" and then click "Select"

 

                                  

• All the beams are selected and for assurance check the bottom left corner.
• Now go to the "Assign" tab and select "Frame Loads" and then "Distributed".

                             

• Select "Infill Walls" as the load pattern name and give the value of "10 kN/m" in the uniform load section.

                             

• Click "OK" and then click "Close".

                                   

• Perspective view :-

                              

  Step 9 :- Assigning the Mass Source

• Go to the "Define" tab and Select "Mass Source".

                         

• Select the "Modify/Show mass source" option. 

                          

• Define the Seismic mass as per the code and then click "OK".

                         

 

  Step 10 :- Generating the Load combinations

• Go to the "Define" tab and Select "Load Combination".

                               

• Click on "Add Default Design Combos".
• Check the "Concrete Frame Design" and "Convert to User Combinations" box and then click "OK".

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• The load combinations are generated. Click "OK".

                                 

 

  Step 11 :- Assigning the Diaphragm to the Floor

• Go to the "Select" tab and click on "Object type".

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• Now Click on "Floors" and then click "Select" and then click on "Close".

                                        

• Now go to the "Assign" tab Select "Shell" and then Click on "Diaphragm".

                             

• "Shell Assignment - Diaphragm" dialogue box will open.
• Select "D1" and click on "Apply" and then click "OK". The diaphragms are applied.

                                   

                               

• Check the final result in the 3D view as well.

                                     

 

  Step 12 :- Defining Modal Cases

• Go to the "Define" tab and Click on "Modal Cases".
• Click on "Modify/Show Cases" and set the maximum number of modes as per choice.

                          

 

  Step 13 :- Checking Model

• Go to the "Analyze" tab and click on the "Check the Model" option.
• Select all the checks which are required to be checked and then click "OK".

                         

                        

• If "No Warning" arise then the model is ready for analysis.

 

  Step 14 :- Run Analysis

• After checking, click on the "Run Analysis" Icon or press the "F5" function key.

                      

 

  Step 15 :- Checking Deflection

 

• Click on the "Show Deformed Shapes" icon or press the "F6" function key.
• The "Deformed Shape" dialogue box will open, select the load for which the deflection is required and then click on apply.

                      

                     

                      

                        

                           

  Step 16 :- Checking Base Reactions

• Go to the "Display" tab and select "Show Table".

                     

• Select the "Base Reaction" Table and then press "OK".

                      

 

  Step 17 :- Checking Modal Results

• Go to the "Display" tab and select "Show Table".

                      

• Select the "Model Participating Mass Ratio" Table and then press "OK".

             

• From the table, the time periods,

          T_x1 = 7.046 seconds and T_y1 = 6.79 seconds.

• The mass participation ratios for first three modes are noted as follow :-

          T_x1 = 0.8125

          T_x2 = 0.1833

• By summing the three mode mass ratios, we are getting T_x1 + T_x2 = 0.995, which means the first two modes of seismic oscillation contribute more than 65% of building weight as per ETABS analysis. Thus, the code requirement is satisfied.

   Storey Response Plot :-

            

 

  Modal Periods and Frequencies :-

• Go to the "Display" tab and select "Show Table".
• Select the "Modal periods and frequencies" Table and then press "OK".

                      

• From the table, the time periods,

        T_x1 = 7.046 seconds and T_y1 = 6.79 seconds.

 

  RESULT :-

• The 25-storey building has been modelled and analyzed on ETABS with the structural properties and load conditions provided in the questions.
• The requested data are verified as per Indian seismic standards.
• The time period separation of at least 10% is not achieved in the given practice.