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Etabs Basics II

 


ETABS

1. Consider Tie beam from the footing, provide around5'

 

2.Section properties

-  Frame Sections- Beam and column

-  Slab sections- Slab

 

3.  Frame sectionproperty data

-for columnnever forget (modify/show rebar)

 

4.  Nagarpalika claims-9'14" ko beam i.e. 230*350and column- 1'*1'

 

5.  Slab thicknessis normally 5"-(125-127mm)

 

6.  Wall sectionsfor shear wall and lift wall whose thickness is around (7"-9")-230mm

 

7.  Load patterns-Add new loads

          wall- dead -1 because we will calculate load of wall in excel later

          Partition wall load -dead -0

          Floor finish -dead -0

          Water tank load -dead -0

          Stair -dead -0

          Earthquake load (EQx/EQy)-dead -0

          type -seismic

          auto lateral load -IS 1893-2002

          modify lateral load

          check x/y dir +eccentricity

          seismic coefficient -zone 5- 0.36 per code

          site type-from soil test results-||

          less than100 -|||

          100-150 - ||l

          great than 150 - |

 

          response reduction factor -5

          importance factor- 1

          important building like school,hospital-1.5

          residential -1

          Time period -user defined -0.075*H^0.75

 

8.  Mass source

Base shear = Seismic Weight* Coefficient Modify

uncheck element self mass check specifiedload pattern

          LL > 3=multiplier -0.5 (50%) (0.5-multiplier)

          LL <= 3 -0.25 (25%)(0.25-multiplier)

          other load - 1

          no earthquake load because seismicweight =DL +factor*LL


9.Load combination

          Add default designcombination

          Concrete frame design

 

10.  Diaphragm

( definediaphragm for each floor)

 

11.  Modelling

12.  To checkwhether all the details are correct or not go to checkbox on top of optionsgrid

          select

          object assignment

          sections

          check mistakes

 

13.  Apply loads (select and assign) For LL<3

          residential buildings-roof-1.5

          Balcony and stair-3

          Slab -2

          Floor finish -1

          Partition wall load - 2

 

14.  Diaphragm

          Select all drawing

          assign

          joints

          diaphragm

          D1 D2 D3…

 

15.  Analyze

          che88ckmodel

          select all

          Run Analysis

 

16.  Display

          story response plots ( permissible range 0.04*story height)

          Case/combo - EQx ,EQy ma check with (building height* 0.004*1000)

          Display type - Max story drifts

 

17.  Display - Show tables

          Analysis

          Result

          modal result

          Modal participating mass ratios

          Center of mass and rigidity

          Reactions ma joint reaction selectall joints


18. Analyze

          set load casesto run

          Calculate diaphragm centersof rigidity

          Again 17.

 

19.  According to Code X\YCCMshould not exceedmore than 5% due to mass and stiffness

 

20.  Modal participating mass ratios ma

last ma 1 huncha that means 100% participating. Also Ux and Uy ma cross ma 50% above vayo vane buildinglai ramro bhanincha . Also do check time period.(1-2 sec permissible )

 

21.  Design

          concrete frame design

          view/revise preference

          Select design combination

          start design check

 

22.  Display

          Force /stress diagrams

          support/spring

          Dcon2

          tabulated

          FzMxMy

          show tables ma

 

23.  After design and details select elevation,select any grid ,click any beam/column, appears a box of "concrete column design information", click summary ,provides shear

 

24.  Deformef shape (on top of the option box) that providescontour.

-EQx/y

-draw contour

 

25.  Animation


For detail:

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctppXHxFJNA&list=PLLi68WcVVEamQKy0Gmr6k6iNcLbyZ5PCA&index=4&t=361s

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AANqU3_yQU&list=PLLi68WcVVEamQKy0Gmr6k6iNcLbyZ5PCA&index=5

 


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