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Title: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF MULTI-STOREY BUILDING
Authors: Aashik Lama (KCE074BCE004) Bibek Pun Magar (KCE074BCE024) Kopila Gainju (KCE074BCE035) Narendra Khatiwada (KCE074BCE040) Nemika Sachin (KCE074BCE042)
Issue Date: 2022
College Name: Khwopa College of Engineering
Level: Bacherlor's Degree
Degree: BE. Civil
Department Name: Department of Computer
Abstract: This report is the part of the Final Year Project as the fulfillment of the course requirement provided by Tribhuwan University for Civil Engineering. This report deals on various factors and aspects under heading “Structural Analysis and Design of Multi-Storey Building”. Structures are subjected to various loads such as live loads, earthquake loads and other dynamic loads. During the loads transfer, the structural members are subjected to different internal forces like axial forces, shear forces, bending and torsional moments. Hence the structural analysis and design of structural members is done to deal with the sizing of various structural members to resist those internal forces during the life span of the structure. The main target of this project is to analyze the structure using structural program. In respect to that, the building is modelled in SAP 2000 in order to have the structural analysis. However, the design and detailing is done manually. The design engages with load combinations manual analysis and software analyzes the whole structure by Indian Standards and design based on Limit State approach. In earlier stages of design, the dead load, live load and other loads are considered in SAP. The materials are specified and the cross section of beam and column are input in the software. As per IS code, the minimum respective challenges are made to counteract the defined structural practices. This report portrays the work needed for the analysis and design of building systematically in practical situation. Report is designed to meet the desired objectives. Although the project is completed with proper guidance, concept and systematic process, if any error or room for improvement is found, then opinions, suggestion or criticism for the project is appreciated positively.
URI: https://elibrary.khec.edu.np/handle/123456789/476
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