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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGIEERING (RAJKIYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE, MAINPURI) Page No - 1

Design, Analysis and Estimation of an Auditorium PROJECT GUIDE – MR BALJEET YADAV Page No - 2

GROUP 3  Ved Prakash – (Group Leader)  Vishal Singh –  Himanshu Singh –  Dheeraj Maurya –  Anurag Kumar –  Ved Prakash – (Group Leader)  Vishal Singh –  Himanshu Singh –  Dheeraj Maurya –  Anurag Kumar – Page No - 3

Project Methodology Software Learning IS Code Study – IS1893, IS13920, IS875, IS456, IS800Preparation of Architectural DesignModelling using AutoCAD and Staad.ProStructural Design Structural DrawingDesign ReportEstimation of Steel StructurePreparation of BOQ Page No - 4

Review of Previous Presentation Steel Structures  A steel building is a metal structure fabricated with steel for the internal support and for exterior cladding, as opposed to steel framed buildings which generally use other materials for floors, walls, and external envelope.structure steelsteel framed Or,  A structure which is made from organised combination of structural steel members designed to carry loads and provide adequate rigidity. Page No - 5

Review of Previous Presentation Design Wind Speed Design Wind Speed – Design wind speed is the wind speed at any height taken for the design of high rise buildings (greater than 10m). It is denoted by V z. Though wind speed vary for innumerable reason and vary from place to place and height. IS 875(Part 3)–1987 consider only 4 numeric factors 1) Design wind speed = V b *K 1 *K 2 *K 3 2) K 1 = Probability or Risk Factor 3) K 2 = Roughness and Height factor 4) K 3 = Topography Factor Page No - 6

Page No - 7 Figure 1 – Figure showing various load combinations to be applied on the design of Auditorium in Staad.Pro

Modelling using Autocad Page No - 8 Figure 2 – Side View of the Auditorium

Figure 3 – Top View of the Auditorium Page No - 9

Page No - 10 Figure 4 – Front View of the Auditorium

Modelling using Stadd.Pro Page No - 11 Figure 5 – Figure showing model of Auditorium in Staad.Pro

Page No - 12 Figure 6 – Figure showing the design after application of various shape combinations

Page No - 13 Figure 7 – Figure showing shape define of structure

Page No - 14 Figure 8 – Figure showing the effect of wind pressure on the design

Page No - 15 Figure 9 – Figure showing effect of Self-weight on the design

Page No - 16 Figure 10 – Figure showing the effect of the Dead Load

Calculation of Wind Pressure Page No - 17 Figure 11 – Figure showing Basic Wind Speed of various places (IS 875 (Part-3) 1987)

 According to the IS Code the speed of the wind in the Agra Zone is 47 m/s. Design wind speed (V z )  V z = V b * K 1 * K 2 * K 3 (According to the IS 875 Part 3)  K 1 is calculated by IS 875 Part 3 Table 1  K 2 is calculated by IS 875 Part 3 Table 2  K 3 is calculated by IS 875 Part 3 if θ =< 3 degree then K 3 = 1 Page No - 18

Design wind pressure  P Z = 0.6V z 2  F = (C pe – C pi ) A P Z  C pi Calculated through IS 875 (Part 3) 1987 Page 37  Wall opening C pi  <= 5% +0.2 or -0.2  5% - 20% +0.5 or -0.5  > 20% +0.7 or -0.7  C pe Calculated through IS 875 (Part 3) 1987 Table 5 and Table 6 Page No - 19

Page No - 20 Figure 12 – coefficient of external pressure

Page No - 21 Figure 13 – coefficient of external pressure

Page No - 22 Figure 14 – coefficient of external pressure

Total Load on Structure as Whole F = C f A e P Z  A e = Frontal Area  C f (force coefficient) is calculated through IS 875 Part 3 Fig.-4 Page-39 Page No - 23

Page No - 24 Figure 15 – Front View of the Auditorium

Page No - 25 Figure 16 – Front View of the Auditorium

Dead Loads  DEAD LOAD ON PURLIN (a horizontal beam along the length of a roof,resting on principals and supporting the common rafter or boards)  Weight of PUF panel: 15 Kg/m2 Weight of services (lighting only) 5K g/m2 Total weight = 20 Kg/m  DEAD LOAD ON FIRST FLOOR:  Weight of decking panels = 9 Kg/m2 Average thickness of floor sheet = 110 mm Weight of material sheet = 275 Kg/m2 Weight of screed and tiles = 100 Kg/m2  Total Dead Load on 1st floor = t/m2 TypeTributoryUDL A B C Page No - 26

Live Load as per IS-875-II  Live load on the roof is 75 Kg/m2 TYPETributaryUDL A B C Page No - 27

Calculation for Wind Pressure  Basic Data:  Building: Building Width = 8.5 m outer to outer  Building Length = 58m outer to outer  Building Height (eaves) = 20 m  Roof slope = 5.711degrees Loadings:  Wind Load:  Basic Wind Velocity V b = 47m/s (as per IS 875, Part III, 1987)  Building category = C  Terrain Category = 2 Page No - 28

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Wind load on roof +x directi on Forc e on wind side (a) Force on level side (b) TypeTributaryC Pi C Pe Pressure (t/m2) UDLC Pi C Pe Pressure (t/m2) UDL B windwardsidewallleewardsidewall Wind angle C Pe C Pi PressureC Pe C Pi Pressure Section Page No - 30

Page No - 31 Figure 17 – Front View of the Auditorium

References  IS 875 (Part 3) 1987  IS-875 (part 2) 1987 Page No - 32

THANK YOU Page No - 33