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AIM OF PROJECT:- Sketch a G+1 floor residential plan, according to Vaastu Shastra, and list down the names of the structural drawings required to be provided to the site for construction. Also, assume the sizes of the structural elements (Column, Beam, Slab, etc.,) and accordingly calculate the individual…
Vishal Mahalle
updated on 26 Jun 2022
AIM OF PROJECT:-
Sketch a G+1 floor residential plan, according to Vaastu Shastra, and list down the names of the structural drawings required to be provided to the site for construction.
Also, assume the sizes of the structural elements (Column, Beam, Slab, etc.,) and accordingly calculate the individual corresponding loads from the members as per IS code.
Procedure:
Drawing/Plan of G+1 as per vaastu shastra is as below;
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
( NOTE :- ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN METER)
Dimensions of ground floor plan:-
Dimensions of first floor plan:-
Vaastu shastra followed during drawing of plan are as below;
Specific Dimensions:-
SUB AIM :- To calculate the load coming on a structural members like column, beam, slab and walls.
CALCULATIONS OF DEAD LOAD FOR COLUMN
Given,
The size of column as (250mm * 300mm)
i.e
t = 250 , b = 300
Let ,
the height of the floor be 3.1 m
Height of column = (2* thickness of slab)+(2*height of floor)
=(2*0.23)+(2*3.1)
= 0.46+6.2
=6.66 m
So ,
Total volume of column = 0.25 *0.3 *6.66
= 0.4995 m3
Unit weight of reinforced concrete = 25 KN/m3.
Therefore,
Dead load of the column = 25 * 0.4995
= 12.487 KN
as the all the column in the building are of same dimensions the dead load also the same for all.i.e 12.487 KN.
CALCULATIONS OF DEAD LOADS FOR BEAMS FOR UNIT LENGHT
Given,
The size of beam as (300mm* 300mm).
i.e
t = 300 mm,b = 300 mm
So,
The volume of reinforced beam for unit lenght = 0.3 * 0.3 *1.................1 denotes ,its is for unit lenght
= 0.09 m3
Unit weight of reinforced concrete = 25 KN/m3
Therefore,
Dead load of beam for unit lenght = 25 * 0.09 = 2.25 KN/m
CALCULATION OF WALL LOAD ;
Given,
Height of wall = 3.1 m,
Thickness of wall = 250 mm i.e 0.25 m,
Unit weight of brick wall = 20 KN/m3
Therefore ,
Dead Load i.e wall load on beam = Unit weight of brick wall *Thickness of wall *Height of wall
= 20 * 0.25* 3.1
= 15.5 KN
As the thickness of external and internal wall is same , the load of wall on beam also the same i.e 15.5 KN
CALCULATIONS OF LOADS FOR SLABS UNIT AREA
Given,
`nbsp; Thickness (t) = 230 mm = 0.230 m
for unit area of slab ;
Assume,
Length = 1m ( L )
Width = 1m ( W )
Volume of concrete slab = L *W *t
= 1*1*0.125
= 0.125m3
Unit weight of reinforced concrete slab = 25 KN/m3
Therefore;
Dead load or the self-weight of unit area RCC slab = Unit weight of concrete Ă— Volume of concrete unit area slab
= 25*0.125
= 3.125 KN
Therefore ,
The Dead load for unit area slab is 3.125 KN
2. Live load for the slabs
As per table 1 of IS 875:1987 (PART 2)
Live load for bath = 2 KN/m2
Live load for bedroom = 2 KN/m2
Live load for store room = 3 KN/m2
Live load for kitchen = 2 KN/m2
Live load for living room = 2 KN/m2
Live load of terrace or balcony shows in obove plan = 3 KN/m2
3. Wind load for the slab for unit area slab;
As per the IS 875 :1987 , Wind load is designed when the height of building equal to 10 or exceed 10 ,
bjt in that case we have the height of building as 6.66 m so its is less than 10.
therefore ,
the calculations for wind load are not required.
Result:-
Dead load calculated as per the code, IS857:1987 is obtained as follows:
NOTE:- Code use for this loads calculation are ;
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