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Analysis of Elevated Water Tank Considering Lateral Forces Using Analysis Tool Midas

Author(s):

Swati Bharti , Sam College of Engineering and Technology, Bhopal; Hitesh Kodwani, Sam College of Engineering and Technology, Bhopal

Keywords:

Water Tank, MIDAS, Concrete Rebars, Polymer, Analysis, Seismic Tremor

Abstract

Water tanks are used to storing the water for future use like commercial and domestic and water tanks are used since orient times for the purpose of storage of water and various resources. Therefore, this project deals with the optimum working of RCC water Tank and Fluro Polymer water tanks. Elevated water tanks are one of the most significant help structures in seismic tremor inclined locales. Insignificant urban communities and furthermore in provincial territories raised water tanks frames a fundamental piece of the water gracefully conspire. These structures have enormous mass amassed at the highest point of supporting structure thus these structures are particularly helpless against level powers because of tremor. Raised water tanks that are insufficiently damage and planned have endured broad harm during past quakes. The raised water tanks must stay practical much after the quakes as water tanks are required to give water to drinking and putting out fires reason. Subsequently, it is essential to check the seriousness of these powers for a specific locale. Toward the end of the analysis, it reasons that the aggregate sum of materials utilized for the development of Fluro Polymer water tank is lesser than the development of RCC water tank. Consequently, Fluro Polymer tanks are progressively preferred choice over RCC water tank. These tanks are valuable in such zones where waterways do not stream for the entire years and water accessible just during rainstorm season through heavy rainfall.

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Paper ID: IJSRDV8I60231
Published in: Volume : 8, Issue : 6
Publication Date: 01/09/2020
Page(s): 378-388

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