Structural systems support loads and resist forces acting on buildings. They include substructures below ground like foundations, and superstructures above ground like roofs. Loads can be dead loads from the structure's own weight, or live loads from moving objects. Environmental forces like wind, rain, gravity, snow, earthquakes and temperature also act on structures.
The selection of a structural system depends on soil conditions, the type and function of the building, local construction capabilities, and cost factors. Concrete, steel, timber and precast concrete are common materials. Concrete has high compressive strength but low tensile strength. Steel has high strength-to-weight ratio but is costly. Timber is lightweight but not fire resistant. Prec
Structural systems support loads and resist forces acting on buildings. They include substructures below ground like foundations, and superstructures above ground like roofs. Loads can be dead loads from the structure's own weight, or live loads from moving objects. Environmental forces like wind, rain, gravity, snow, earthquakes and temperature also act on structures.
The selection of a structural system depends on soil conditions, the type and function of the building, local construction capabilities, and cost factors. Concrete, steel, timber and precast concrete are common materials. Concrete has high compressive strength but low tensile strength. Steel has high strength-to-weight ratio but is costly. Timber is lightweight but not fire resistant. Prec
Structural systems support loads and resist forces acting on buildings. They include substructures below ground like foundations, and superstructures above ground like roofs. Loads can be dead loads from the structure's own weight, or live loads from moving objects. Environmental forces like wind, rain, gravity, snow, earthquakes and temperature also act on structures.
The selection of a structural system depends on soil conditions, the type and function of the building, local construction capabilities, and cost factors. Concrete, steel, timber and precast concrete are common materials. Concrete has high compressive strength but low tensile strength. Steel has high strength-to-weight ratio but is costly. Timber is lightweight but not fire resistant. Prec
1: What do you understand by structural system of a
building?
Structural systems of Buildings are structures
which can Support's all loads and Resist all Constraining forces winches applied on strictures are classified into Two Types includes Super- structures and Sub structures super structures are all structures above the Ground like Roofs and Sub structures are belw the Ground level like Foundation
2: Discuss the different loads and environmental
forces acting on structural systems? Loads are Amounts of Weight which carried structures in Buildings Loads are Divided into Two Types Dead loads and live loads Live loads are moving loads where dead loads are static loads There are other loads which can affect the load of structures they include Environmental loads which coursed natural forces like wind Rain Gravity loads Snow Earthquakes Temperature loads from fluids Engineers must aware all load which Effects the Structures to Ovid failure and settlement of Buildings
3: Discuss the conditions for selection of structural
systems? When you Need to build any structures of Buildings you have to Know which structure the client need ? Then you must go to the site and you will Test any factors which Effects the structure you need to Build it in the Client after the Test by using you vision on Aye ore Equipment or any Testing tooling material the product of the test can be the Type you need and possible to build it and can be the impossible structure that can not appropriate it The structures which can not possible to build that site there are many selection effects on By depending on these; Soil condition In Engineers as Defined the soil condition is Capacity of soil which can apply to carry all loads which coming in super structures and transfer to sub structures into the Soil If the Soil capacity is good then you will start the Building other hand if the soil is poor and low capacity then you can use any steps by related on foundation like by using deep foundation when you want to build it Type of Building When you need to build you must know which Type of Building you have build it Buildings are designed and constructed in many purposes one are Schools other Are Hospitals, bridges, dams, Airports so it’s important to know the type of Building you need Appearance and Aesthetic Potential This section is when you design or when you Building how the Structural can look like it if the Structure was Hospital and it has many house on different patient people how if you designed in school structure its Wrong you must design the hospital structures have different Rooms different Blocks different window ,doors , stair cases Function of the Building This Types is Related the porpoise of Building or structure Buildings have A range of different functions, for example, a houses to be lived in, an office serves as palace of work for business activities, a shopping centre is for consumers local Construction Capabilities and preferences Is the local buildings companies NGO Organizations buildings Cost of the selected systems Cost impact on Other Systems ○ material delivery and construction timing
4: Briefly discuss the advantage and disadvantages of
concrete, steel, timber and precast concrete structures? Concrete is the mixtures of Cement sand gravel and water in actual Ratio mixed ■ Advantages of concrete ○ High compressive Strength ○ High stiffness ○ ability to be Cast ○ Durable ○ Fire Resistant ■ Disadvantage of Concrete ○ Low Tensile Strength ○ Limited ductility ○ Low Strength to weight Ratio ○ Little Resistance to cracking ■ Advantages of Steel Structure ○ High Strength to weight Ratio ○ Recyclable ○ Flexibility ○ Inorganic ○ Speedy the Construction ■ Di Advantage of steel Structure ○ High Cost ○ Highly Conductive ○ Emotion Gases during production ■ Advantages of Timber structures ○ Quick Erection Time ○ Non Conductor heat and Sound ○ lightly Weight ○ easily converted any shape ○ Reduced site labor ■ Disadvantage of Timber structures ○ Not Fire Resistant ○ need permanent Maintenance ○ Susceptible to decay ○ Can Enter Decay animals ■ Advantages of precast concrete ○ More Time Efficient ○ Safety ○ Better Cost savings ○less formwork ■ Disadvantage of precast concrete ○ Very heavy members ○ Problems in connections ○ Transportation Cos ○ High Cost 5: Concrete structures are the most widely used structural systems in our country. Why? Concrete is one of the most commonly used structural materials, and most buildings contain concrete in our Country . When we talked using Concrete in our Country we are Divided into Two Points
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6: What are the advantages and disadvantages of shell
and dome structures? ■ Advantages of Shell Structures ○ Curved shape naturally strong ○ Allow wide Areas to be spanned ○ No use of internal Supports ○ More Attractive in appearance ○ Easily Designed ■ Disadvantage of shell structures ○ more Cost ○ take Large Area ○ Cost of Labor high
■ Advantages of Dome Structures
○ They Completely Span Free ○ have High Ratio Thickness to span ○ good attractive design ■ Dis Advantages of Dome Structures ○ They Are Complex To Build it ○ Very large Buildings ○ Heavy materials
6= list different Buildings in Bossaso which were
constructed using precast concrete structural systems? 7= list different Buildings in Bossaso which Comprises of Shell and Dome strictures