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    The document summarizes the results of base shear checks performed in ETABS and manually for a building model. The ETABS calculation yielded a base shear of 2.53% of the total seismic weight. A manual calculation following code provisions resulted in a base shear of 3.59% of the seismic weight. The document notes that if the ETABS and calculated base shears vary significantly, the model should be checked for loading and other issues. Allowable drift and displacement checks are also summarized. Story drift ratios and torsional irregularity checks are within acceptable limits.

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    The document summarizes the results of base shear checks performed in ETABS and manually for a building model. The ETABS calculation yielded a base shear of 2.53% of the total seismic weight. A manual calculation following code provisions resulted in a base shear of 3.59% of the seismic weight. The document notes that if the ETABS and calculated base shears vary significantly, the model should be checked for loading and other issues. Allowable drift and displacement checks are also summarized. Story drift ratios and torsional irregularity checks are within acceptable limits.

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    The document summarizes the results of base shear checks performed in ETABS and manually for a building model. The ETABS calculation yielded a base shear of 2.53% of the total seismic weight. A manual calculation following code provisions resulted in a base shear of 3.59% of the seismic weight. The document notes that if the ETABS and calculated base shears vary significantly, the model should be checked for loading and other issues. Allowable drift and displacement checks are also summarized. Story drift ratios and torsional irregularity checks are within acceptable limits.

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    SUBSCRIBE ''DECODE BD'' YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR IMPORTANT TUTO

    Base Shear Check

    Etabs Value
    DL = 7658.3
    LL = 1412.2
    Other = 0.0
    Total Weight = 9070.5
    EQ = 229.1
    Base Shear = 2.53%

    Manual Check
    Seismic Zone Co-eff, Z = 0.15
    Importance Factor, I = 1
    Ct = 0.073
    Building Height, hn = 31.40
    Time Period,T = 0.968
    Soil Type, S = 1.5
    C = 1.92
    Response Modification Factor, R = 8
    Base Shear, ZIC/R = 3.59%

    If Etabs Base Shear varies in large number from Calculated Base shear, Then check
    other problem.
    UTUBE CHANNEL FOR IMPORTANT TUTORIALS.

    Base Shear Check

    Kip
    Kip
    Kip
    Kip
    Kip

    Put same as provided in Etabs


    Put same as provided in Etabs
    For RCC moment Resisting Frame & Eccentric braced Steel frame
    m
    (Ct*(hn)^(3/4))
    Put same as provided in Etabs
    ((1.25*S)/(T^(2/3)))
    Put same as provided in Etabs

    number from Calculated Base shear, Then check the model for loading & any
    other problem.
    0.075
    0.15
    0.25

    1.25
    1

    0.083
    0.073
    Allo

    Lateral Load
    Wx
    Wy
    H= Building Height in inch. Drift limit varies from

    Allo

    Occupancy Category, OC

    Deflection Amplification Factor, Cd


    Response Modification Factor,R
    Height

    Seismic Load

    EQx
    EQy
    Allowable Drift for wind as per ASCE-02

    H ∆1 ∆2 Allowable Drift Limit Allowable Drift


    1236 1.52 2.227 H/300 4.12 OK
    1236 2.08 1.85 H/300 4.12 OK
    inch. Drift limit varies from H/300 to H/600 according to return period & Clading materials.

    Allowable Seismic Drift as per ACI & ASCE

    III = 0.02 (I,II=0.025,III=0.020,IV=0.015)

    on Factor, Cd = 4.5 (SMRF=5.5, IMRF=4.5, OMRF=2.5)


    n Factor,R = 8 (SMRF=12, IMRF=8, OMRF=5rc/6stl)
    = 103 f

    Drift(Displacement) Check
    ACI Code ASCE Code Min. Allowable
    mic Load ∆max OC*hsx/Cd
    (0.03hsx/R)<0.004hsx Drift
    EQx 1.57 4.635 5.49 4.64
    EQy 1.65 4.635 5.49 4.64

    Story Drift

    Floor ''X+1''
    Disp 1= 0.55in
    hsx=10f=120in
    Floor ''X''
    Disp2= 0.25in
    Disp2= 0.25in

    Drif Ratio= (Disp1-Disp2)/Clear Height


    Etabs Shows it as "Drif"
    Remark

    OK
    OK
    ∆1=Lower Displacement Value at One node at Top story
    ∆2=Higher Displacement at another node at Top story

    Torsional Irregularity Check


    Governing Lateral Load Direction ∆1
    EQx X 1.52
    EQy Y 1.85

    So, Torsional irregularity is in acceptable limit.


    de at Top story
    e at Top story

    onal Irregularity Check


    ∆2 (∆1+∆2)/2 1.2*(∆1+∆2)/2
    2.227 1.8735 2.2482 OK
    2.08 1.965 2.358 OK

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