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Staad Structure Lab Manual
Staad Structure Lab Manual
LABORATORY MANUAL
Of
B. E. 6th Sem
(CIVIL ENGINEERING)
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LAB
EXP
NAME OF EXPERIMENT PAGE NO
NO
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EXP NO 1 : INTRODUCTION TO STAAD PRO.
Aim:
Overview:
STAAD or (STAAD Pro) is a structural analysis and design computer program originally developed by
Research Engineers International in Yorba Linda, CA. In late 2005, Research Engineer International was
bought by Bentley Systems. The commercial version STAAD Pro is one of the most widely used structural
analysis and design software. It supports several steel, concrete and timber design codes. It can make use of
various forms of analysis from the traditional 1st order static analysis, 2nd order p-delta analysis, geometric
nonlinear analysis or a buckling analysis. It can also make use of various forms of dynamic analysis from
modal extraction to time history and response spectrum analysis.
Advantages:
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File Name
Specify the name of the new file (no need to type .STD, STAAD will do that for you); file names in STAAD
Pro can take long filenames.
Location
Specify where you will save this file in your local hard drives, or any network hard drive, and then specify the
folder name (subdirectory) (example C:\SProV8i SS5\ STAAD\Examp), To change these settings, simply click
the three dots button, and the following dialog will appear:
Type of Structure
STAAD Pro provides 4 different structure types.
1. Space: Three-dimensional framed structure with loads applied in any plane (The most general).
2. Plane: Two-dimensional structure framed in the X-Y plane with loads in the same plane.
3. Floor: Two, or three-dimensional structure having no horizontal (global X or Z) movement of the
structure (FX, FZ & MY, are restrained at every joint).
4. Truss: Any structure consists of truss members only, which can have only axial member forces and no
bending in the members.
Length, and Force Units
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When you install the software at your hard drive, the installation software will ask you to specify what is your
default unit system, English (ft, inch, kips) or Metric (m, mm, KN). For this courseware we chose Metric,
hence the default Length and Force Units are Meter, and Kilo Newton respectively.
5. This will be to-start-withunits, and not the only units you can use while you are creating the input file.
As a user you have the ability to change the units at any point to whatever desired units (STAAD
internally will make the necessary conversion).
6. When you are done click Nextin order to proceed. The following dialog box will be displayed:
7. The only purpose of this dialog box is to ask the user what is the first step to be done in creating the
input file.
8. To finish creating a file in STAAD Pro, click Finish.
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Notes on Page Control & Data Area
9. Page Control is another way (after menus, and toolbars) to execute commands in STAAD Pro.
10. Page Controls are:
11. The tabs that appear at the left of the main window.
12. Each Page Control has its own sub-pages.
13. Each Page Control has its own function,
Result:
Thus the introduction about STAAD Pro is studied successfully.
Viva Questions
1. How to start this software for truss designing ?
2. How to start this software for Frame designing ?
3. Tell me the difference between truss and frame ?
4. What is a hybrid truss structure ?
5. Tell me the full procedure of creating a new file .
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EXP NO 2 : GEOMETRICAL MODELLING OF RCC FRAME USING STAAD PRO
Aim:
To create the Geometrical Model of RCC Frame in STAAD Pro. Using different methods and obtain its
rendered view
SOFTWARE USED:
STAAD Pro
Theory:
The different Methods used for Geometrical Modelling in STAAD Pro are
2. Structural wizard
3. Excel method
4. DXF Method
PROCEDURE:
3. Specify where you will save this file or location of the file.
6. Take the default length in metre and force unit in Kilo Newton.
8. Select X-Y plane and by selecting the snap and node option, provide appropriate ranges of the building.
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10. Click on the icon Transational Repeat and provide the appropriate data-
Spacing- 3.5m
No. of step- 4m
12. Now after linking the 4 floors, delete the bottom most layer from the plan.
13. Go to General.
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14. Then define the appropriate dimensions-Beam, Coloumn, Slabs and the plate thickness.
15. Select beams parallel to X and beams parallel to Z for the Beams, slabs and plate thickness and then
assign it.
16. Select beams parallel to Y for the column and the assign.
17. For assigning plate thickness, click on the plate cursor ans select the whole structure and then click on
assign.
18. Then select the whole structure and Click on the Mirror Tool inorder to get the mirror image of the
whole structure.
21. Now click on the Analyse and then click on Run Analyisis to view the output result.
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Result:
The modelling of RCC Frame using different methods studied.
Viva Questions
1. What are the different Methods used for Geometrical Modelling in STAAD Pro .
2. Explain the full procedure of rcc design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
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Experiment no.3 : Modeling of loads and load combinations on RCC Frame
AIM:
SOFTWARE USED:
STAAD Pro
PROCEDURE:
Under Project Tasks, click New Project.
Specify where you will save this file or location of the file.
Take the default length in meter and force unit in Kilo Newton.
Then go to the frame structure and double click on the Bay frame.
Now go to the file and click on the option Merge file with the STAAD Pro.
Click on define option to provide the appropriate properties to- circle,rectangle, beam, top
beams, slabs and plate thickness.
Select beams parallel to X and beams parallel to Z for the Beams, slabs and plate thickness and
then assign it.
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Select beams parallel to Y for the column and the assign.
For assigning plate thickness, click on the plate cursor and select the whole structure and then
click on assign.
Now click on the LOAD AND DEFINATION option provided on the left side of the screen.
Click on the definition option and add dead load, live load and the wind load and then click on
close.
Double click on the wind load on the right side of the screen and click on calculate as per ASCE
then click on add and take the factor as 1.
Click on exposure and then assign both the wind load and exposure by selecting assign to view
option.
Now click on LOAD CASE DETAILS And select add and provide the appropriate load
combinations cases-
1.5(D.L.+L.L.)
1.5(D.L.+W.L.)
1.2(D.L.+W.L.+L.L.)
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Now click on SUPPORT from the left side of the screen and then click on the fixed support and
assign it.
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Go the commands and click analyse to perform the analysis.
Now click on Analyse and then click on Run Analysis to view the output result.
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Result:
Assigning different loads and load combinations as per IS Standards studied.
Viva Questions
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
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EXPERIMENT NO. 4 ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF RCC FRAME STRUCTURE
AIM:
SOFTWARE USED:
STAAD Pro
PROCEDURE:
3. Specify where you will save this file or location of the file.
6. Take the default length in metre and force unit in Kilo Newton.
8. Take two nodes of co-ordinate (0,0,0) and (6,0,0) and join it using add beam cursor.
9. Click on GENERAL and click define to define the properties like Rectangle (0.2mX 0.5m)
11. Click on SUPPORT and then click on create to select pinned support.
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12. Click on LOADS AND DEFINITIONS on the left side of the screen and click on load case details on
the right side and then add.
13. A dialogue box will appear showing load case 1, click on add and then close it.
14. Now select load case case 1 detail and hen click on new to create new definition.
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15. Go to load items and then click on member load and take w1=-1 then click on ok and close and then
assign it by clicking on assign to view.
17. Now click on Analyse and then click on Run Analysis to view the output result.
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BENDING MOMENT DIAGRAM-
20. Scroll the mouse, pressing the ctrl button at the same time to view the BMD.
21. Click on view and then beam result and select maximum bending and then click on anno
SFD-
23. Scroll the mouse, pressing the ctrl button at the same time to view the BMD.
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Result:
Done the analysis and Interpretation in STAAD Pro of an RCC Framed building .
Viva Questions
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
6. What are shear forces
7. Explain bending moment diagrams .
8. Why there is need to draw BMD and SFD .
9. How bending works to affect a building .
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EXPERIMENT NO. 5 Design of RCC Frame using STAAD Pro.
AIM:
SOFTWARE USED:
STAAD Pro
PROCEDURE:
1. After assigning the loads and load combinations to the structure, Click on the GENERAL option on the
left corner of the screen.
2. After that click on the DESIGN option under which click on Concrete.
FYMAIN – Value-41500KN/m2
FC - Value-25000KN/m2
6. Select the defined parameters one by one and assign it by clicking on assign to view option.
7. Click on commands, dialogue box showing design beam, columns, slabs, take-off will appear.
8. Add the above properties one by one and then assign it.
9. Select beams parallel to X and beams parallel to Z for the Beams, slabs and then assign it.
10. Select beams parallel to Y for the column and the assign.
11. For assigning plate thickness, click on the plate cursor ans select the whole structure and then click on
assign.
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12. Now click on postprocessing option given on the top.
14. Now click on Analyse and then click on Run Analysis to view the output result.
16. Click on beam result and select maximum bending moment and maximum shear and then click on
annotate.
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17. Double click on the beam to get the details about the beam.
Result:
Successfully modelled and designed an RCC building using STAAD Pro Software.
Viva Question
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EXP NO 6 : INTERPRETATION OF RESULT OF DESIGN OF RCC FRAME .
Aim:
Procedure-
Analysis-
Analysis is done either by analysis main bar or short cut keys ctrl+f5. Here must notice that there must not be
any ERROR otherwise output of this structure will not come.
During analysis, apply view output file. Here we find result of CONCRETE DESIGN.
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Figure 2: RESULTS
Post processing-
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Post processing is done by this option. After this, we can find
Shear Stress,
Bending Moments.
Results-
a) Double click on any beam, a dialogue box will come, there are following option-
Geometry, property, loading, shear bending, deflection, concrete design.
Using these options, we can find our required results.
b) Same for any column, we find results for column which is here circular in shape.
c) Select Beam and stress, a dialogue box will appear which shows the variation of stresses (negative &
positive changes).
Figure 4: STRESSESS
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Viva Questions
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
6. What are shear forces
7. Explain bending moment diagrams .
8. Why there is need to draw BMD and SFD .
9. How bending works to affect a building .
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EXPERIMENT NO. 7 : Geometrical Modeling of Steel Frame
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Go to the property by clicking on general, and then click on the section database option.
Click on S- Shape and select ISHB 400, and then click on add. Likewise select the angle
section.
Click on SUPPORT and then click on create to select pinned support.
VivaQuestiion
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
6. What are shear forces
7. Explain bending moment diagrams .
8. Why there is need to draw BMD and SFD .
9. How bending works to affect a building .
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EXPERIMENT NO.-8 Modeling of loads and load combinations on Steel Frame .
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Likewise click on the live load and then click on add then again click on the plate load
option where the value of w=-0.05 in GY –direction and then add and assign it.
Likewise cick on wind load and then add
Minimum- 4
Maximum- 8
And then assign it.
RESULT : Modelling of loads and loads combination of steel frame is studied successfully.
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VivaQuestiion
10. Tell about your experiment in short .
11. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
12. Which code is used for live load designing .
13. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
14. Written any five I.S. codes .
15. What are shear forces
16. Explain bending moment diagrams .
17. Why there is need to draw BMD and SFD .
18. How bending works to affect a building .
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EXPERIMENT NO. 9 : ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS OF STEEL FRAME.
AIM: To analyse and interprete the results of steel frame using STAAD PRO.
Procedure:
1. After assigning properties to the structure . Goto loads and loads combination
Goto definition and define the loads.
Select wind definition →add→ close→ select wind definition→ add → AMERICA code →add→
click on calculate as per→ OK →close . select exposure select the suitable range→ add→select
→ assign to view→assign.
2. Go to load case details→ add (dead load, live load and wind load ) and then add each of them
3. Select dead load →add self weight = 1 (change to steel )→ add→ member load = -1.5
Select live load→add plate load {P = -0.05 KN/m2)
Select GY option→ add
Assign to view→assign
4. Goto auto load combination→ select all the load combinations. After that see the combination of
loads in the STAADPRO main window.
5. Goto commands→ analyse perform analysis.
6. Analyse →run analysis.
7. After the modelling and loads combination of the steel structure we have to analyse the result of the
steel structure.
8. For that Goto commands→ analyse perform analysis.
Analyse →run analysis.
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RESULT :
Thus the Analysis and interpretation of results of design of steel frame is studied successfully.
VivaQuestiion
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
6. What are shear forces
7. Explain bending moment diagrams .
8. Why there is need to draw BMD and SFD .
9. How bending works to affect a building .
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EXPERIMENT NO. 10 : Design of Steel Frame using STAAD Pro.
Then click on select parameters from which click on yield strength and then click on ok.
Now click n define parameters and then add and the click on ok.
Now click on commands, add the member take off and take off option and then click on ok
and then assign it by clicking on assign to view option.
VivaQuestiion
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
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EXPERIMENT NO. 11: ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF THE RESULTS OF DESIGN OF
STEEL FRAME.
Procedure:
Go the commands and click analyse to perform the analysis.
Now click on Analyse and then click on Run Analysis to view the output result.
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Select the post processing option and then select the result.
RESULT :
Thus the Analysis and interpretation of results of design of steel frame is studied successfully.
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VivaQuestiion
1. Tell about your experiment in short .
2. Explain the full procedure of steel design in brief .
3. Which code is used for live load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
5. Written any five I.S. codes .
6. What are shear forces
7. Explain bending moment diagrams .
8. Why there is need to draw BMD and SFD .
9. How bending works to affect a building .
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EXP NO 12 : DESIGN OF RCC COLUMN IN STAAD Pro.
Aim:
Procedure-
OPEN STAAD.Pro
CH00SE YOUR LENGTH AND FORCE UNIT AND PROPERLY GIVE YOUR FILE NAME
AND LOCATION
Here select your required type of project-we can select here a space structure and length and force unit (meter
kilonewton )then select beam for structure case
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FOR DRAW STRUCTURE AND SHORTEST WAYWE SELECT GEOMETRY OPTION FROM TOP LEFT
CORNER
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PUT REQUIRED LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WIDTH UNIT AND NO OF BAY ALONG LENGTH
HEIGHT AND WIDTH.
GO TO GENERAL>DEFINE >RECTANGAL
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SELECT DEFINED RECTANGAL SIZE AND THEN SELECT BEAM PARLLEL TO X AND Z
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NOW INSERT LOAD AND DEFINATION FROM CENTER LEFT SIDE
ADD NEW LOAD CASE NO 1 >LOADING TYPE DEAD>TITLE DEAD LOAD THEN ADD
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SELECT DEAD LOAD FROM LOAD CASE DETAILS CLICK ON ADD
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Self weight -1, select all the structure assign to view
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Select floor load -2KN/m2 assign to view
SELECT AUTO LOAD COMBINATION> INDIAN STRUCTURE> GENERATE LOAD > ADD >CLOSE
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ANALYSE>RUN ANALYSIS –see if there is any error or warning if no error go for design
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GO TO COMMAND > DESIGN COLUMN >ADD>CLOSE
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EXPERIMENT N0.– 13 Design of RCC Isolated Footing using STAAD Pro.
Aim:
Procedure-
OPEN STAAD.Pro
CH00SE YOUR LENGTH AND FORCE UNIT AND PROPERLY GIVE YOUR FILE NAME
AND LOCATION
Here select your required type of project-we can select here a space structure and length and force unit (meter
kilonewton )then select beam for structure case
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PRESS NEXT AND ANOTHER WINDOW WILL ARRIVE SIMILARLY
FOR DRAW STRUCTURE AND SHORTEST WAYWE SELECT GEOMETRY OPTION FROM TOP LEFT
CORNER
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DOUBLE CLICK ON BAY FRAME
PUT REQUIRED LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WIDTH UNIT AND NO OF BAY ALONG LENGTH
HEIGHT AND WIDTH.
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GO TO GENERAL>DEFINE >RECTANGAL
SELECT DEFINED RECTANGAL SIZE AND THEN SELECT BEAM PARLLEL TO X AND Z
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GO TO SUPPORT CREAT FIXED SUPPORT ASIIGNED TO BOTTOM NODES
ADD NEW LOAD CASE NO 1 >LOADING TYPE DEAD>TITLE DEAD LOAD THEN ADD
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NUMBER 2 >LOADING TYPE>LIVE LOAD ADD CLOSE
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Select floor load -2KN/m2 assign to view
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AFTER RUNNING PROVED STRUCTURE ON STAAD FOUNDATION THE COLUMN ARE LOOKING
LIKE ABOVE
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TYPE
DESIGN PARAMETER
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UNIT WEIGHT OF CONCRET-25 KN/M3
STRENGTH OF CONCRETE-30N/m2
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FOOTING GEOMETRY
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NOW Check DESIGN
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DRAWING
Result:
The design of Isolated foundation for an RCC building carried out using STAAD Foundation.
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Viva Questions
1. Give a short summary of your experiment
2. What is isolated footing .
3. Why steel is used with concrete not any other material .
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Experiment no 14: Case Study of Design of RCC Multistorey Building in Staad Pro.
ATTRIBUTE DATA
Member properties Columns: 230mm x 300mm
Beams: 230mm x 450mm
Plate Thickness: 0.15 m
Material Constants Grade of Concrete: M25
Modulus of Elasticity: 2.2x104 MPa
Poisson’s Ratio : 0.17
Supports All fixed
Loads Load case 1 : Dead load (self weight in global y direction)
9” Wall load/member load (unit wt of brick=20 k N/m3)
Floor Load (0.115 m thick slab) = 3 kN/m2
Floor Finishes = 1.5 kN/m2
Load case 2 : Live load = 2 kN/m2
Load case 3 : Combination of Load 1.5 (DL + LL)
Analysis Type Linear Elastic (PERFORM)
Concrete design Indian code IS-456-2000
Consider load case 3 only
Steel Yield Stress : 415 MPa
Grade of Concrete: M25
Parameters: Max dia of main reinforcement-20mm
Min dia of main reinforcement-12mm
Max dia of main reinforcement-10mm
Min dia of shear reinforcement-8 mm
Cover to reinforcement in beams:25 mm
Cover to reinforcement in columns:40mm
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Fig. Shows the Geometry of the Structure with G+4 Floors
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Thee following figure shows the result analysis
Viva Questions
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Result:
The case study of an RCC building done in STAAD Pro.
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Viva Questions
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Experiment 15 : Case Study of Design of a Steel Industrial Building in Staad Pro
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ATTRIBUTE DATA
Geometry Span = 15 m
Length of Shed = 40 m (Each Bay
4m) Column Height = 5m (Each 2.5
m) Rise of Truss = 2 m
Result:
The case study on Steel frame building done successfully.
Viva Questions
1. Name any five design indian standerd codebook .
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2. Explain the full procedure of rcc design in brief .
3. Which code is used for seismic load designing .
4. Which codebook is used to design wind load .
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