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    The document discusses different structural systems and their components. It begins with an overview of the structural design process and structural member forces like tension, compression, and shear. It then covers different sub-systems like beams, slabs, columns, trusses, arches, and vaults. The main structural systems covered are bulk active structures, vector active structures, surface active structures, and form active structures. Bulk active structures include load bearing masonry walls, framed structures, and portal frames. Vector active structures use cables and masts. Surface active structures use shells and folded plates. Form active structures include compression-based structures like arches, domes and vaults, and tension-based structures like tents, cables, and

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    15BAR-3SS22T: Structural Systems Second Year, Fourth Semester 3 Hrs Per Week, 14 Weeks

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    15BAR-3SS22T: Structural Systems

    Second Year, Fourth Semester


    3 hrs per week, 14 weeks

    AR. MADHUR PRAKASH (SECTION B)


    Mob: 9616841475
    Email: madhurprakash@ansaluniversity.edu.in
    STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Structural Design Process

    The structural engineer must analyze the


    structural systems and provide ……
    Strong
    Stable
    Cost-effective design

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Structural Member Forces
    Tension – A force that
    stretches or pulls apart a
    member, resulting in the
    member elongating.
    Compression – A force that
    squeezes or presses a
    member together, resulting
    in the member shortening.
    Shear – A force that acts
    perpendicular to the axis of
    the member, causing the
    internal particles of the
    member to slide against
    each other. By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH
    1-2-
    Structural Sub-System
    Basic structural elements include:

     Beam  Arch
     Slab  Vault
     Column  Dome
     Truss

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Types of structural system

    • Bulk Active structure system


    • Vector active structure system
    • Surface active structure system
    • Form active Structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    • Bulk Active structure system
    • Vector active structure system
    • Surface active structure system
    • Form active Structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Bulk Active Structure System

    1) Load bearing masonry wall structures


    2) Masonry walls and columns structure
    3) Framed Structure
    4) Portal frames

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Load bearing walls
    • load-bearing wall: carries the load of floors and
    roof above in addition to its own weight.
    • The traditional masonry bearing wall is thickened in
    proportion to the forces it has to resist:
    • Load carried: selfweight,
    dead load of floors and roof,
    live load of people,
    lateral forces of arches & vaults

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Load Bearing structures

    Buttressed wall structure

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Masonry walls and columns

    Framed/Column and Beam Structure

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Grid system- square and skew grid

    Skew grid structure

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Portal Frames
    Portal Frames are generally used for single
    storey construction which require a large
    unobstructed floor space i.e.
    Factories
    Shopping Centres
    Warehouses

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Portal Frames

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    • Bulk Active structure system
    • Vector active structure system
    • Surface active structure system
    • Form active Structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Vector active structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH
    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH
    • Bulk Active structure system
    • Vector active structure system
    • Surface active structure system
    • Form active Structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Surface active structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    End Frame

    Edge beam

    MULTIPLE CYLINDRICAL SHELLS


    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH
    FOLDED PLATE

    SHELL STRUCTURE

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    • Bulk Active structure system
    • Vector active structure system
    • Surface active structure system
    • Form active Structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    Form active structure system

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    1 - COMPRESSION STRUCTURES 2- TENSILE STRUCTURES
    ARCHES TENT
    DOMES [ Single & Double shell domes, Cylindrical, Conical, CABLE [ Cable Suspended & Cable Stayed ]
    Spherical domes, Hyperbolic, paraboloid ]
    VAULTS PNEUMATIC

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    1 - COMPRESSION STRUCTURES 2- TENSILE STRUCTURES
    ARCHES TENT
    SHELL & DOMES [ Single & Double shell domes, Cylindrical, CABLE [ Cable Suspended & Cable Stayed ]
    Conical, Spherical domes, Hyperbolic, paraboloid shells ]
    VAULTS PNEUMATIC

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH
    SECTIONAL PNEUMATIC STRUCTURE

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH


    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH
    THANK YOU….

    By - AR. MADHUR PRAKASH

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