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Design Data: OK
Permissible Stresses :
Design Constants
k = 0.38
j = 0.88
Q = 1.64
Freeboard = 0.45 m
Trignometric Ratios
sinf1 = 0.56
cosf1 = 0.83
sinf2 = 0.53
cosf2 = 0.85
sinf0 = 0.71
cosf0 = 0.71
Since the stresses are within the limits , provide nominal Reinforcement @ 0.3%
Both in Meridional & Hoop Direction
Shear Reinforcement:
Provide 10 mm dia 2 Legged Stirrups
Minimum Spacing Required = ( 3.14 x 0.25 x10 ^ 2 x 2 ) x 0.87 x415 ) / (0.4 x 550 )
= 257.79
Spacing of shear reinforcement = 370 or 257.79 mm whichever is less
So provide shear reinforcement at = 250mm C/c
In the Membrane analysis ,the tank wall is assumed to be free at top and and bottom.
Maximum hoop tension occurs at the base of the wall , its magnitude being given by
P = 9800 x 6 x 21 x 0.5
= 617400 N/m height
Area of hoop steel required Ash = 4116.00 mm2 per meter height at base
The wall is designed for the total hoop gw H D/ 2 and checked for the methodology given in IS 3370 : 1967 ( Part IV)
t = 377.74 mm
Provide thckness of wall at top = 200 mm
Provide thickness of wall at bottom = 400 mm
Vertical Reinf.
% of Distribution Steel required = 0.24 %
(Considering Average thickness)
Chart showing requirement of hoop reinf. at different levels along the wall height
Distance from the top Hoop Tension Bar dia Steel on faces Spacing of hoop steel required
Area of hoop steel on each face
%h m N/m mm2 mm Both / One mm c/c
0 0 0.00 0 16 both -
0.2 1.2 123480.00 823.20 16 both 488.49
0.4 2.4 246960.00 1646.40 16 both 244.24
0.6 3.6 370440.00 2469.60 16 both 162.83
0.8 4.8 493920.00 3292.80 16 both 122.12
1 6 617400.00 4116.00 16 both 97.70
Reinforcement Scheme
Distance from top Spacing of Hoop Steel Area of hoop steel provided
%h m Provided mm2
0 0 250 1608.50 O.K.
0.2 1.2 250 1608.50 O.K.
0.4 2.4 200 2010.62 O.K.
0.6 3.6 150 2680.83 O.K.
0.8 4.8 115 3496.73 O.K.
1 6 95 4232.88 O.K.
Calculation of Bending moments and Hoop Tension in Cylindrical Wall as per IS 3370 : 1967 (Part IV)
Depth from top of wall Coeff. for Hoop Tension Coeff. for B.M 150
hoop tension (N)
%H Actual level (m) 150
0.0H 0.000 0.019 11970.00 0.0000 150.00
0.1H 0.600 0.121 76230.00 0.0001 150.00
0.2H 1.200 0.236 148680.00 0.0004 150.00
0.3H 1.800 0.344 216720.00 0.0009 150.00
0.4H 2.400 0.439 276570.00 150.0000 150.00
0.5H 3.000 0.500 315000.00 150.0000 150.00
0.6H 3.600 0.507 319410.00 150.0000 150.00
0.7H 4.200 0.439 276570.00 150.0000 150.00
0.8H 4.800 0.294 185220.00 150.0000 150.00
0.9H 5.400 0.110 69300.00 150.0000 150.00
1.0H 6.000 0.000 0.00 150.0000 150.00
150 150 150
From the above table it is fo 150 150
whereas earlier it was found to be maximum at base of wall 150
Reinf. has been provided considering the critical value among the above . 150
150
Design of section for Bending Moment 150
150
Design B.M. = -150.00 N-m 150
Depth of section reqd.
from no-crack criteria = #VALUE! mm
Thickness provided = 400.00 mm
sbt-developed = -0.01 N/mm2 O.K. sbt-Permissible = 2.00 N/sq mm
Clear cover = 45.00 mm
Effective depth = 350.00 mm
Area of steel reqd. = -3.27 mm2
Hence provide additional 12 mm dia bars at 200 mm c/c for a height of 1.0 m
above base on inner face ( these bars will be additional to the earlier bars)
The load W transmitted through the tank wall, at the top of conical dome consists of
2. Load due to ring beam =( 0.55 - 0.2 ) x (0.55 x 1 x 25) = 4.81 kN/m
4. Self weight of ring beam =( 1.5 - 0.4 ) x ( 0.6 )x 25 x1 + 3.0 x 1.1 = 19.80 kN/m
(Considering a Live load = 3 kN/m2)
Total vertical load = 96.87 kN/m
The projecting portion of this beam will act as balconey so the moment coming due to load on balconey
As very small amout of steel is required, the shear reinforcement provided in the beam will cater the need.
Shear Reinforcement
Provide 10 mm dia 2 legged stirrups at 300 mm C/c
Meridional Thrust
Ww = 13327832.355 N
= 520938.72 N/m
W
B3 D' = diameter of conical dome at any height h'
above base
p
D'
h0
q h'
B2
( The table showing stresses for 20 sections throughout the depth is appended )
Design of Walls
Trigonometric Ratios
sinf2 = 0.531
cosf2 = 0.847
= 1132.94 kN
T2 = 593165.40 N/m
= p2 x R2 / 2 x t2 = 2191319.524 N/m2
= 2.191 N/mm2 Less than permissible so OK
q = 11.25 o
= 0.196 c
Type of Beam
As per IS 456 : 2000 clause 29.1. The beam shall be deemed to be a deep beam when the ratio of effective span to
overall depth, l / D is less than 2.5 for a continuous beam
where
l = effective span = MIN ( 3.14 x 14.6 / 16 , ( 1.15 x ( 3.14 x 0.91 - 0.7 ) ) )
= 2.49 m
z = 1.04 m
= 205.21 mm2
M0 = 593309.74 N-m
Mt = 0 N-m
Mc = 297227.88 N-m
Mt = 0 N-m
Area of Steel reqd. at support bottom from ductility criteria 2199.12 mm2
Reinforcement Scheme
2). Zone two of depth 0.3 D, on either side of mid depth = 546 mm on either side from mid depth
Provide 20 mm dia bars 5 Nos within depth 546.00 mm above mid depth
And 20 mm dia bars 5 Nos within depth 546.00 mm below mid depth
Provided steel 20 mm dia bars 15 Nos
This steel shall be placed within a zone of depth equal to 0.25 D - 0.05l adjucent to tension face = 0.35 m
Transverse Reinforcement
Shear V = 714799.48 N
As Nominal Shear Stress is greater than permissible shear stress ,shear reinforcement is necessary
The C/s area of shear reinforcement Asv of the stirrups is given by.
b1 = 600 mm
d1 = 1730 mm
So Asv/ Sv = 1.25 mm
Asv / Sv = 1.68 mm
Sv = 260 mm C/c
However the spacing of the stirrups should not exceed the least of
c. At Mid Span
As beam is deeper than 450 mm and subjected to torsion provide side face reinforcement @ 0.1 % of gross area.
So Area of Side face Reinfor. = 0.1 / 100 x 700 x 1820 1274 mm2
Design of Columns :
2. Weight of Tank.
Or Total Load = load on bottom beam per meter x PI x Dia of Ring Beam
= 39635200.86 N
Vz = 55.319 m/s
It may be assumed that this force acts at the Mid-height of Cylindrical Portion of the Tank
Wind load on panels = (2.8 x 16 x 0.7) x 1836.12 x 0.7 + 0.6 x 15.3 x 1836.12 = 57113.95 N
Wind load at the level of Ring = 0.5 x 2.8 x 16 x 0.7 x 1836.12 x 0.7 = 20129.21 N
Beam Supporting Tank
The farthest leeward column will be subjected to the superimposed axial load plus V max.
The column on the bending axis, on the other hand, will be subjected to superimposed axial
load plus a bending moment M
Design of Column on bending axis for combined axial load and bending moment
As wind effect is taken into consideration the permissible stresses may be increased by 25 %
d = 700 mm
d1 = 610 mm
P = 4508185.4579 N OK
Thus axial load capacity is greater than the maximum axial load on leeward column.
Tie Bars
Spacing of Ties as per IS 13920 : 1993 (Code for Ductile Detailing of structures)
As per Clause 7.4 of the code special confining reinf. shall be provided at junctions of columns and braces
and also over a length L0 above and below the junctions.
Length L0 shall be the greatest of the following :-
Hence Ash = 73.56 mm2 which is lesser than area of 10mm dia bar OK
Design of Braces
Top Dome
Cylindrical wall
Conical Dome
l 0.5*D/sin(a) 14.85
K1 936.42
K2=K3 73.82
K4 11.99
K1' 566.55
K2'=K3' 54.23
K4' 10.62
At Top Edge
At Bottom Edge
Bottom Dome
q*R*R*sin(a)/E*t*(1/(1+cos(a)-
cos(a))-p*R^2*sin(a)/(2*E*t)
+w*R^3*sin(a)(2*cos(2a)+cos(a)-3)/
((6E*t(1+cos(a))
Displ. Of edges -21348015.06/E
Let the net rotation of joint be "s" clockwise and net displacement be "x"
inward. Then the changes in slope and displacement from the membrane state
are as follows -
Multiplying the above changes of slope and deflections with the corr.
stiffnesses, we can get the reactions imposed by the joint on each member
The top dome also imposes an outward horizontal thrust on the joint
equal to 40560.14 N/m The total reactions from the joint
must balance among themselves. Taking clock-wise moment as +ve the
following table gives the reactions from the joint.
Displacement x = -5340558.8 /E
Slope s = 970142.95 /E
Following table gives the final joint reactions for the members meeting there
Let the net rotation of joint be "s" clockwise and net displacement be "x"
inward. Then the changes in slope and displacement from the membrane state
are as follows -
Balcony
1815.00 -
moment
Water
pressure on - 36000.00
beam
Thrust from
96866.19
conical shell -
Displacement x = -15889382.9 /E
Slope s = -2632590.76 /E
Following table gives the final joint reactions for the members meeting there
c) Junction Between Conical Shell, Bottom dome and Bottom ring beam
Let the net rotation of joint be "s" clockwise and net displacement be "x"
inward. Then the changes in slope and displacement from the membrane state
are as follows -
Displacement x = -3275323.3 /E
Slope s = -5407602.40 /E
Top Dome
As found out from membrane analysis compressive stresses in the dome are within safe limits.
The continuity effect imposes a hogging moment of = 4501.10 Nm/m at the edges
Also causes a hoop tension of = 76293.70 N/m near edges
Steel needed for hoop tension = 508.62 mm2
Steel provided from Membrane Analysis = 10 mm dia bars at 150 mm C/c
So Astmembrane = 523.60 mm 2
Steel Provided according to Membrane analysis OK
Hence extend vertical reinf. in wall on outer face ie., 10 mm bars at 180.00 mm C/c
into top dome for a length of 1.50m to take care of the bending moment
The Radial force in the ring beam is reduced from 40560.14 N/m to 14653.23 N/m
So actual reinforcement required Ast= 1025.73 mm2
Steel provided from membrane analysis = 3769.91 mm2
Tank Wall
Hoop stress at bottom = 1.40 N/mm2 Stress within allowable tensile stress of concrete
Area of Steel Required for Bending Moment at bottom edge ( Away from water face)
Ast = 142.72 mm2
However , minimum steel required according to IS 3370 Part II Clause 7.1 = 0.21 %
Conical Dome
Steel provided on outer face at top = 753.98 mm2 as per Membrane Analysis O.K.
Steel provided on inner face at bottom = 753.98 mm2 as per Membrane Analysis Provide additional steel
Bottom Dome
Since effects of continuity are local so thickness of dome required at bottom junction is checked so that
allowable stress should not exceed the combined bending and direct stresses
Equating allowable stress in bending tension to combined bending and direct stress.
Provide 16 mm f bars 150 mm c/c on water face so Ast provided = 1340.41 mm2
Longitudinal reinf. provided in span at bottom and shear reinf. as provided in membrane analysis is OK.
scbc = 10 N/mm2
sst = 230 N/mm2
m = 9
mc = 14 (modular ratio for comp.zone = 1.5 m)
k = 0.28 N/mm2
j = 0.91 N/mm2
Q = 1.27 N/mm2
cover = 25.00 mm
The brace will be subjected to critical combination of maximum shear force and twisting moment
when wind blows parallel to it.
The brace will be doubly reinforced due to reversal of moments under wind load
Equating the Moment of Compression area about N.A. to moment of Tensile area about N.A.
p = 0.0111
MT = 20127.80 N-m
dreq = 484.45 mm
Adopt D = 600 mm
Dia of bar to be used = 25 mm
Clear Cover = 25 mm
deff. = 550 mm Available depth greater than req. hence O.K.
b1 = 400 - 25 - 50 = 325 mm
d1 = 600 - 25 - 50 = 525 mm
Avs / Sv = 0.823
Asv / Sv = 0.66
Sv req. = 190.92 mm
x1 = 360 mm
y1 = 560 mm
x1 + y1 / 4 = 230 mm
Spacing of stirrups as per ductile detailing code IS 13920 : 1993 = d/4 = 137.5 mm
Al = 240 mm2
Provide 3 nos. 10 mm dia bars as side face reinf. on each face
As prov. = 471.24 mm2
Provide 300mm x 300mm haunches at the junction of braces with columns and reinforce
Material
Grade of Reinf. fy 415 N/mm2
Grade of Concrete fck 30 N/mm2
Let the inner radius of the annular raft be "b" and the outer radius of the raft be "a". The raft shall be so
proportioned that the resultant of the upward pressure lies on the centerline of the column circle.
Assuming that area of raft provided shall be 7.5% more than area reqd.
Area of raft to be provided = 137.47 m2
Equating area of raft inside the column circle to half the area to be provided
Inner radius of annular raft required, "b" = 5.60 m
Equating area of raft outside the column circle to half the area to be provided
Outer radius of annular raft required, "a" = 8.67 m
Stabilising Moment
Safe Bearing Capacity = 500000 N/m2 ( Increased by 25 % for wind load condition)
Safe Bearing Capacity = 400000 N/m2 Hence Stresses are Within Limits
Design of Raft
The raft slab shall be designed for a net upward pressure p1+0.5p2 where p1 is the upward pressure
due to dead loads, and p2 is the pressure due to bending effects.
The Design of Raft Ring beam is practically similar to the circular ring beam B 2 provided
at the top of column
Design Data
E = 27386.13 N/mm2
I = 0.01179 m4
L = 2.80 m
As per IS 1893 equiv. weight acting at the c.g. of the tank = weight of tank + 1/3 weight of staging
Time Period T = 2 x PI x Sqrt.(d/g) where d = W/K is the static defl. at top due to W
g is the acc. due to gravity
= 1.471 secs.
Avg. acc. Coeff. (Sa/g) as per IS 1893, Fig. 2 = 0.06 (for 5% damping)
Design Lateral force acting horizontally at the c.g of the tank = 142724.69 N
Time Period T = 2 x PI x Sqrt.(d/g) where d = W/K is the static defl. at top due to W
g is the acc. due to gravity
= 2.360 secs.
Avg. acc. Coeff. (Sa/g) as per IS 1893, Fig. 2 = 0.04 (for 5% damping)
Design Lateral force acting horizontally at the c.g of the tank = 245039.75173 N
Hence the lateral force due to wind calculated earlier 328813.32 N is greater than the maximum lateral
force due to seismic load 245039.751733677 N under tank full condition
As per IS 1893:1984 convective pressures are very less and hence negligible
Pw = alpha - h x w x h x Sqrt.(3) x cos phi' x [y/h - 0.5 x y2/h2] x tanh Sqrt.(3) x R/h
The following table shows the variation of impulsive pressure and consequent hoop force along the ht.
This hoop force is to be added to the hoop force obtained from membrane analysis under static loading
and the section shall be checked for strength and crack resistance under the combined loads.
Dist. From Top Impulsive hoop Static hoop Total hoop Area of steel Area on Spacing
force force force reqd. each face reqd. of
16 mm
dia bars
0.2h 1.2 1394.44 123480.00 124874.44 832.50 416.25 482.885
0.4h 2.4 2479.01 246960.00 249439.01 1662.93 831.46 241.7425
0.6h 3.6 3253.70 370440.00 373693.70 2491.29 1245.65 161.3621
0.8h 4.8 3718.52 493920.00 497638.52 3317.59 1658.80 121.1723
1.0h 6 3873.46 617400.00 621273.46 4141.82 2070.91 97.05871
= 1.43 N/mm2 OK
The annular raft with ring beam shall be designed according to IS : 11089 - 1984
Inner Dia ( 2b )
Outer Dia ( 2a )
Design Data
Eccentricity = 0.2253 m
Under dead loads the soil pressure under the raft is uniform over the whole area whereas under
lateral loads the soil pressure is linearly varying.
As per IS : 11089 - 1984 Clause 5.1.2 the raft may be designed for an upward pressure p = p1 + 0.5 p2
where p1 = uniform pressure due to dead loads, and p2 = pressure due to bending effects.
The raft shall be so proportioned that the resultant of the upward pressure lies on the
centerline of the column circle. Let "b" be the inner radius and "a" be the outer radius of the raft.
Assuming that area of raft provided shall be 7.5% more than area reqd.
Area of raft to be provided = 137.47 m2
Equating area of raft inside the column circle to half the area to be provided
Inner radius of annular raft required, "b" = 5.60 m
Equating area of raft outside the column circle to half the area to be provided
Outer radius of annular raft required, "a" = 8.67 m
Moments in Raft as per IS 11089 - 1984 Practice for Design and Constructrion of Ring Foundation
Distance Moments
From Tangential Radial
centre Mt( N-m) Mr (N - m)
5.00 -220047.81 0.00
5.23 -241519.63 27053.52
5.46 -259862.17 62610.75
5.69 -275119.78 106256.54
5.92 -287344.81 157638.35
6.15 -296593.96 216454.33
6.38 -302925.88 282444.07
6.61 -306399.51 355381.38
6.84 -307072.96 435068.48
7.07 -305002.82 521331.50
7.30 -300243.70 614016.70
7.53 -296843.62 477346.70
7.76 -297396.87 360590.94
7.99 -301010.45 262278.32
8.22 -306929.78 181125.39
8.45 -314515.16 116007.36
8.68 -323222.65 65934.30
8.91 -332588.50 30031.48
9.14 -342216.39 7523.00
9.37 -351766.87 -2281.84
9.60 -360948.67 0.00
sst = 230
k = 0.28
j = 0.91
Q = 1.27
Section Requirements
Design of Flight
Design after
preparation of GA
Design Data
Design Constants
k = 0.28
j = 0.91
Q = 1.27
Load calculation
Let us assume thickness of stair slab = 150 mm
Selfweight of stair slab = 3.75 kN/m2
Selfweight on horizontal plane = 4.37 kN/m2
Selfweight of steps = 1.875 kN/m2
Load due to railing, etc. = 0.15 kN/m2
Imposed load on stair = 3 kN/m2
Total load intensity = 13.15 kN/m2
Design
Provide 10 mm dia bars at 150 mm c/c at top Ast prov. = 523.60 mm2
Provide 10 mm dia bars at 150 mm c/c at bottom Ast prov. = 523.60 mm2
Distribution reinf.
Design of Landing
Load calculation
Design
Provide 10 mm dia bars at 150 mm c/c at top Ast prov. = 523.60 mm2
These bars are to be anchored into columns for a length Ld (development length)
Distribution reinf.
Provide 8 mm dia bars at 200 mm c/c at top Ast prov. = 251.33 mm2
Force = 33.88 kN
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