Structural Modification Approach for Seismic Protection and Seismic Assessment of Multi Story Building |
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| Chandan Singh , Lucknow Institute of Technology; Ramendra Kumar Singh, Lucknow Institute of Technology |
Keywords: |
| Multi Storey Building, Seismic Protection and Seismic Assessment |
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To make earthquake resistant structure nowadays has become a trend for provision in building to get safe and durable structure to resist critical loading. But having taken the steadiness of building into consideration it is one of the typical steps to be considered in building design. Providing circling column needs proper care and strength to make suitable design for free implementation of loading. It is overlooked in multi-storeyed building to have floating column if they are in seismic resistant areas. Structural Engineers keep on modifying structures to get best utilization of the structure as much as possible. So, they keep on changing the structural elements for proper loading pattern and to know how they can decrease the amount of material needed for construction to make economic structure. Designs are made best in their look and complex in their structure to get new features and make great changes. Changes are made with time to time if it is found that design is good and follow all the rules of design and is applicable practically. In addition to this, researchers keep on changing to get new results and to compare them with existing ones. If it is found that the design is suitable and is done according to design standards. It is put under the process of experts who then go in detail to know the processes and if found up to mark. Then they give approval for its application. Various IIT’s are trying to take this field on another level by making some revolutionary changes. Some processes are undergoing in process which include replacement of construction material with waste products to maintain ecological balance. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV8I50430 Published in: Volume : 8, Issue : 5 Publication Date: 01/08/2020 Page(s): 604-608 |
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