PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF WORLD CENTRE HIGHRISE BUILDING

AT DINESH HALL, AHMEDABAD

AT AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT.
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Contents
A STRUCTURAL ................................................................................... 1

A.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................... 1

A.2 PROJECT COMPONENTS............................................................................................................................... 1
A.3 CODES OF PRACTICE AND STANDARDS ......................................................................................................... 1
A.3.1 Reinforced Concrete Members ............................................................................................................. 1
A.3.2 Steel Members ..................................................................................................................................... 1
A.3.3 Composite Members ............................................................................................................................ 1
A.4 DESIGN LOADS............................................................................................................................................. 1
A.4.1 Dead Loads .......................................................................................................................................... 1
A.4.2 Live Loads ............................................................................................................................................ 1
A.4.3 Wind Loads .......................................................................................................................................... 2
A.4.4 Seismic Loads....................................................................................................................................... 2
A.4.5 Temperature Variations ....................................................................................................................... 2
A.4.6 Construction Loads............................................................................................................................... 2
A.4.7 Loads Combinations ............................................................................................................................. 2
A.5 MATERIALS.................................................................................................................................................. 2
A.5.1 Reinforced & Prestressed Concrete ....................................................................................................... 2
A.5.2 Structural Steel .................................................................................................................................... 2
A.6 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA............................................................................................................................. 3
A.6.1 Concrete Beam and Slab Deflections .................................................................................................... 3
A.6.2 Control of Crack Width ......................................................................................................................... 3
A.6.3 Fire Resistance ..................................................................................................................................... 3
A.6.4 Drift Limits ........................................................................................................................................... 3
A.7 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS SOFTWARE.................................................................................. 3
A.8 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................................ 3
A.8.1 Foundation System .............................................................................................................................. 3
A.8.2 Main Gravity System ............................................................................................................................ 3
A.8.3 Main Lateral Load Resisting System ..................................................................................................... 4
A.8.4 Floor System ........................................................................................................................................ 4

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A.3.3 Composite Members

 AISC 360-10, “American Institute of Steel Construction”, Specification for Structural Steel
A STRUCTURAL
Buildings.

A.1 INTRODUCTION A.4 DESIGN LOADS

 This section includes the basic standards, codes of practice, design criteria, loads and materials The design and construction of the structural works will be based on the following loads:
that will be applicable in the design; and gives a brief description of the proposed structural
system to be used. A.4.1 Dead Loads

 The structural conceptual design and structural systems are typically integrated with the  Self-weight of the structural components such as slabs, column and beams,. The own weight is
architectural features of the Project to serve the space usage, while maintaining structural determined based on a reinforced concrete self-weight of 25 kN/m3 and a structural steel self-
integrity and serviceability. weight of 78 kN/m3.

 The structural steel Moment frames will be integrated with concrete core walls and secondary  Superimposed dead load (SDL) to account the flooring, partition, cladding, false ceilings,
steel beams transferring lateral loads via rigid diaphragm. waterproofing systems, electromechanical loads, and fixtures.

 Design is based on the use of Indian standards and American standards wherever applicable.  Partition loads of 2kN/m2 considered in SDL
The following paragraphs describe in details the different design aspects and parameters that  Roofing loads due to the Architectural element above terrace not been considered due to
will be utilized for designing and detailing this project. insufficient details available.

A.2 PROJECT COMPONENTS

As per Concept Design and project brief, the Project will comprise of following:

 Design of foundations - RCC scope

 Design of composite deck slab and steel gravity beams.

 Design of concrete core walls - RCC scope

A.3 CODES OF PRACTICE AND STANDARDS

The design, detailing and construction of all structural steel & composite decking will comply with
the following International Standards and Codes.

A.3.1 Reinforced Concrete Members

 IS: 456 - 2000, “Indian Standard Code of Practice for Plain and Reinforced Concrete” (Fourth
revision), Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi

 IS: 1893 (Part 1) - 2002, “Indian Standard Criteria for Earthquake Resistance Design of
Structures” (Fifth revision), Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi.

 IS: 13920 – 1993, “Indian Standard Code of Practice of Reinforced Concrete Structures Subjected A.4.2 Live Loads
to Seismic Loads”, Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi Refer to below table for superimposed dead and live loads.

A.3.2 Steel Members

 IS-800 2007, “Indian Standard”, General construction of steel.

 Structural Welding Code: American Welding Society, ANSI/AWS D1.1/D1.1M-2008

 Steel Structure painting Manual: steel structures Painting Council.SSPC-2000

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A.4.7 Loads Combinations

Load combinations for both service and ultimate limit states (SLS & ULS) are based on the a/m
codes.

A.5 MATERIALS

A.5.1 Reinforced & Prestressed Concrete

The classes of concrete are indicated in the table below and reflect the 28 days concrete cube
strength, fck

Concrete Design fck (MPa) Location and type of construction

*Note: Fire engine load in ground floor will come in RCC scope so, neglected while modelling. Class

A.4.3 Wind Loads A 40 For Foundations - RCC scope

According to IS: 875 (Part III)–2015 A 40 For concrete core wall- RCC scope

 Basic Wind Speed 39 m/s B All composite concrete columns

30
 Terrain Category = 1
 Fundamental frequency of the structure is near to 0.3 Hz, so gust loads also considered while C 30 All deck slabs
designing. (but wind tunnel test results are required for accurate wind analysis & design).

 Gust load calculations are mentioned in Annexure-1.

 Cement
A.4.4 Seismic Loads Ordinary Portland cement Grade 53: IS 12269 shall be used for super-structure elements.
According to IS: 1893 (Part 1) – 2002
Moderate Sulphate Resisting cement: IS 12330 shall be used for substructures reinforced
 Seismic Zone: III concrete elements in contact with soil.

 Soil Type : Medium soil Sulphate Resisting Cement conforming to IS 12330 for blinding concrete.

 Importance factor: I=1  Reinforcement

 Eccentricity to diaphragm: 10% Deformed high tensile steel bars having minimum yield strength fy=415 N/mm² and confirming
to IS 1786 & deformed high tensile steel bars having minimum yield strength fy=500 N/mm²
 Response spectrum analysis also done for the same equivalent to static.
and confirming to IS 1786.
A.4.5 Temperature Variations
A.5.2 Structural Steel
The range of design temperature to be considered for structures with respect to erection time is
 Structural steel plates and hot rolled sections are to conform to ASTM A572 grade 50, with
±15˚C.
minimum yield stress 345 N/mm² or equivalent to IS 2062 (for structural steel members). For
A.4.6 Construction Loads only columns E450 Material considered

Construction loads which may result in more severe conditions than the design loads on the  For connections, as per IS 2062 with minimum yield stress of 350 N/mm² or equivalent.
structure have not been considered. However we do not forsee a case where construction loads will  Angles and Rods are to conform to IS 2062 with minimum yield stress 310 N/mm²
govern design. During detailing engineering stage wise construction analysis shall be performed.

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A.6.3 Fire Resistance

Fire resistance Rating Requirements for Building Elements as per IS 1641 & IS 1642
 High strength Bolts: ASTM A 325 Electro Galvanized grade 8.8 structural bolts. Note: All exposed steel works shall be sprayed with 35mm shotcrete to conform to 2 hour fire
 Anchor bolts are of grade 4.6. rating.

A.6 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA A.6.4 Drift Limits

 Lateral displacement of building due to wind shall not exceed H/500 as per IS 456.
A.6.1 Concrete Beam and Slab Deflections
 As per IS 1893, Inelastic lateral drift Δ of a story relative to its adjacent stories due to
Concrete slabs and Beams shall be designed to the following deflection criteria (based on IS 456)
earthquake shall not exceed following:
Deflection
Type of Member Deflection to be considered 1. : Δ < 0.4% hs
Limitation
Where: hs Storey Height
Flat roofs not supporting or attached Immediate deflection due to live load LL using
to non-structural elements likely to be cracked section. Ponding should be checked A.7 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS SOFTWARE
Span/180
damaged by large deflections. separately.
Design of structural elements is carried out using analysis and design program ETABS.
Floors not supporting or attached to Immediate deflection due to live load LL using
non-structural elements likely to be cracked section. A.8 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
Span/360
damaged by large deflections.
A.8.1 Foundation System
Roof or Floor construction supporting The part of the total deflection occurring after
The foundation system will be as per design furnished by RCC.
or attached to non-structural attachment of non-structural elements (sum of
Span/480
elements likely to be damaged by the long-term deflection due to all sustained
A.8.2 Main Gravity System
large deflection. loads and the immediate deflection due to any
additional live load). The vertical elements resist gravity loads and secondary beams transfer load to internal moment
frame and inner core walls.
Roof or floor construction supporting The part of the total deflection occurring after
or attached to non-structural attachment of non-structural elements (sum of
Span/240
elements not likely to be damaged by the long term deflection due to all sustained
large deflections. loads and immediate deflection due to any
additional live load).

A.6.2 Control of Crack Width

Crack widths of reinforced concrete should comply with the criteria set up on IS 456 Cl 35.4.2, in
which the following guide to reasonable crack widths under service loads is based:
Exposure Condition Crack Width

Dry air or protective membrane 0.3mm

Humidity, moist air, soil 0.2 mm

Water-retaining structure 0.10 mm

Permissible Crack widths

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A.8.3 Main Lateral Load Resisting System

The lateral load resisting system shall ensure the structure stability, deflection and movement limits,
serviceability and human comfort. The core wall constitutes lateral load resisting frame. The lateral
load is primarily caused by wind in this case shall be taken by the inner core walls transferred by the
floor diaphragm. An additional stiffened truss system was considered in skip floors 10 & 18 to
control the lateral displacements of the structure. Gravity and lateral load analysis is conducted
using a 3D model on ETABS software as presented in the figure below.

3D view of the structure with longitudinal elevation

3D View of ETABS Model n

zation is considered as the pivotal factor for the desithout compromising on the structural
A.8.4 Floor System performance.
 The structural floor system will consist of composite deck slabs. The slab area between the
shear walls has been considered as PT slab. Composite deck slab considered only beyond the
shear core wall areas.
 The most important advantage with this traditional system is the ease of construction which
ensure that local contractors can afford doing this with accuracy without compromising on the
structural affinity.
 The Dimensions of beams and columns are kept almost same (repetitive) at upper level also, as
it reduced steel which is instrumental in reducing the building material cost.

3D view of the structure with lateral elevation

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 A mathematical model was generated with the end parameter as the toBASEMENT- 1,2,3
Elevation X-Dir Y-Dir
Story
m kN kN Story Elevation X-Dir Y-Dir
OHW TANK TOP LVL 90.73 0 -107.5642 m kN kN
OHW TANK 88.03 0 -288.8827 OHW TANK TOP
TERRACE 84.8 0 -613.9807 LVL 90.73 -107.3716 0
23 FLOOR 80.8 0 -962.9434 OHW TANK 88.03 -288.3653 0
22 FLOOR 77.45 0 -1275.9737 TERRACE 84.8 -612.874 -0.0001
21 FLOOR 74.1 0 -1564.934 23 FLOOR 80.8 -961.2124 0.000003
20 FLOOR 70.75 0 -1830.8624 22 FLOOR 77.45 -1273.6826 0.00002
21 FLOOR 74.1 -1562.1258 0.00003
19 FLOOR 67.4 0 -2074.8861
20 FLOOR 70.75 -1827.5785 0.00004
18 SKIP FLOOR 64.3 0 -2304.2625
19 FLOOR 67.4 -2071.1662 0.00001
17 FLOOR 60.95 0 -2508.5736
18 SKIP FLOOR 64.3 -2300.1316 0.00005
16 FLOOR 57.6 0 -2693.4881
17 FLOOR 60.95 -2504.0775 0.0001
15 FLOOR 54.25 0 -2859.9917
16 FLOOR 57.6 -2688.6614 0.0001
14 FLOOR 50.9 0 -3009.0713 15 FLOOR 54.25 -2854.8673 0.0001
13 FLOOR 47.55 0 -3141.7156 14 FLOOR 50.9 -3003.6803 0.0001
12 FLOOR 44.2 0 -3258.9145 13 FLOOR 47.55 -3136.0875 0.0001
11 FLOOR 40.85 0 -3361.1249 12 FLOOR 44.2 -3253.0768 0.0001
10 SKIP FLOOR 37.85 0 -3453.3057 11 FLOOR 40.85 -3355.1052 0.0001
9 FLOOR 34.5 0 -3531.4206 10 SKIP FLOOR 37.85 -3447.1209 0.0001
8 FLOOR 31.15 0 -3597.7149 9 FLOOR 34.5 -3525.0962 0.0001
7 FLOOR 27.8 0 -3653.1675 8 FLOOR 31.15 -3591.2719 0.0001
6 FLOOR 24.45 0 -3698.7555 7 FLOOR 27.8 -3646.6254 0.0001
5 FLOOR 21.1 0 -3735.4496 6 FLOOR 24.45 -3692.132 0.0001
4 FLOOR 17.75 0 -3764.2119 5 FLOOR 21.1 -3728.7606 0.0001
3 FLOOR 14.4 0 -3786.874 4 FLOOR 17.75 -3757.4716 0.0001
3 FLOOR 14.4 -3780.0932 0.0001
2nd FLOOR 9.9 0 -3801.9204
2nd FLOOR 9.9 -3795.1127 0.0001
1st FLOOR 5.4 0 -3809.0645
1st FLOOR 5.4 -3802.2439 0.0001
PLINTH LVL 0.9 0 -3813.1934
PLINTH LVL 0.9 -3806.3654 0.0001
1st BASEMENT -3.575 0 -3814.2927
1st BASEMENT -3.575 -3807.4627 0.0001
2nd BASEMENT -8.05 0 0
2nd BASEMENT -8.05 0 0
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Table: Story shears for seismic force along Y direction Table: Story shears for seismic force along X direction

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Table: Maximum story displacements for wind (0) along Y

Elevation X-Dir Y-Dir

Story
m mm mm
OHW TANK TOP
LVL 90.73 129.8 72.9
OHW TANK 88.03 125.7 71
TERRACE 84.8 146 68.7
23 FLOOR 80.8 138.6 65.9
22 FLOOR 77.45 132.4 63.5
21 FLOOR 74.1 126.1 61.2
20 FLOOR 70.75 119.8 58.9
19 FLOOR 67.4 113.5 56.9
18 SKIP FLOOR 64.3 108.3 55.8
17 FLOOR 60.95 101.9 53.5
16 FLOOR 57.6 95.5 51.1
15 FLOOR 54.25 89 48.5
14 FLOOR 50.9 82.6 45.8
13 FLOOR 47.55 76.2 43.1
12 FLOOR 44.2 69.9 40.5
11 FLOOR 40.85 63.7 38
10 SKIP FLOOR 37.85 59 36.5
9 FLOOR 34.5 53.1 33.7
8 FLOOR 31.15 47 30.7
7 FLOOR 27.8 41.1 27.5
6 FLOOR 24.45 35.3 24.2
5 FLOOR 21.1 29.8 20.8
4 FLOOR 17.75 24.5 17.4
3 FLOOR 14.4 19.5 14.1
2nd FLOOR 9.9 13.4 9.9
1st FLOOR 5.4 8.2 6.1
PLINTH LVL 0.9 4.2 3.1
1st BASEMENT -3.575 1.3 1
2nd BASEMENT -8.05 0 0

Displacement for 1.0DL+1.0Gust 0+Y

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Table: Maximum story displacements for wind along X

Elevation X-Dir Y-Dir
Story
m mm mm
OHW TANK TOP
LVL 90.73 45.8 39.6
OHW TANK 88.03 44.2 38.6
TERRACE 84.8 57.4 37.5
23 FLOOR 80.8 54.1 35.9
22 FLOOR 77.45 51.4 34.7
21 FLOOR 74.1 48.6 33.4
20 FLOOR 70.75 45.8 32.2
19 FLOOR 67.4 43.1 31.1
18 SKIP FLOOR 64.3 40.9 30.6
17 FLOOR 60.95 38.2 29.3
16 FLOOR 57.6 35.4 28.1
15 FLOOR 54.25 32.8 26.7
14 FLOOR 50.9 30.1 25.4
13 FLOOR 47.55 27.6 24
12 FLOOR 44.2 25.1 22.6
11 FLOOR 40.85 22.7 21.3
10 SKIP FLOOR 37.85 21 20.6
9 FLOOR 34.5 18.7 19
8 FLOOR 31.15 16.5 17.4
7 FLOOR 27.8 14.3 15.7
6 FLOOR 24.45 12.2 13.9
5 FLOOR 21.1 10.2 12.1
4 FLOOR 17.75 8.4 10.2
3 FLOOR 14.4 6.7 8.3
2nd FLOOR 9.9 4.6 5.9
1st FLOOR 5.4 2.9 3.7
PLINTH LVL 0.9 1.9 2
1st BASEMENT -3.575 0.6 0.6
2nd BASEMENT -8.05 0 0

Displacement for 1.0DL+0.8LL+0.8GUST X2-

*Limit: H/500 = 84800/500 = 169.6mm. (Maximum displacement is 146mm)

*Inter storey drift limit : 0.004 (Maximum inter storey drift is 0.003254)
*All the values are less than permissible limits.

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Table: Inter story drifts of the structure for maximum gust load case
X Y Z
Story Load Case/Combo Label Item Drift
m m m
OHW TANK TOP
0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 157 Max Drift X 0.002643 17.155 24.83 90.73
LVL
OHW TANK 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 152 Max Drift X 0.00265 20.735 24.83 88.03
TERRACE 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 198 Max Drift X 0.003009 12.76 -0.55 84.8
23 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003023 20.34 0 80.8
22 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003057 20.34 0 77.45
21 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003077 20.34 0 74.1
20 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003083 20.34 0 70.75
19 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 353 Max Drift X 0.002846 15.287 0 67.4
18 SKIP FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.00314 20.34 0 64.3
17 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003208 20.34 0 60.95
16 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003239 20.34 0 57.6
15 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.00326 20.34 0 54.25
14 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003254 20.34 0 50.9
13 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003229 20.34 0 47.55
12 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003151 20.34 0 44.2
11 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 311 Max Drift X 0.002714 10.368 0 40.85
10 SKIP FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003102 20.34 0 37.85
9 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003129 20.34 0 34.5
8 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003097 20.34 0 31.15
7 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.003016 20.34 0 27.8
6 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.002921 20.34 0 24.45
5 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.002792 20.34 0 21.1
4 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.002624 20.34 0 17.75
3 FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.002387 20.34 0 14.4
2nd FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.002057 20.34 0 9.9
1st FLOOR 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 1 Max Drift X 0.001693 0.325 0 5.4
PLINTH LVL 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 4 Max Drift X 0.001086 20.34 0 0.9
1st BASEMENT 0.9DL + 1.5GUST Y2- 18 Max Drift X 0.00047 0 27.58 -3.58

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BMD of 8th floor for 1.5DL+1.5LL+1.0TEMP BMD of 8th floor for 1.5DL+1.5GUST Y1+

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BMD of 20th floor for 1.5DL+1.5LL+1.0TEMP BMD of 20th floor for 1.5DL+1.5GUST Y1+

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Circular
Period Frequency Eigenvalue
Response U1 U2 U1 U2 Mode Frequency
Modal Period Damping
Spectrum Mode Acceleration Acceleration Amplitude Amplitude sec cyc/sec rad/sec rad²/sec²
case Ratio
Case 1 3.366 0.297 1.8665 3.4837
sec mm/sec² mm/sec² mm mm
2 3.188 0.314 1.9706 3.8834
RS X Modal 1 3.366 0.05 95.2 0 3898.6 0
3 3.017 0.331 2.0826 4.3374
RS X Modal 2 3.188 0.05 100.6 0 -1338.5 0
4 0.953 1.05 6.5957 43.5034
RS X Modal 3 3.017 0.05 105.81 0 -552 0
5 0.884 1.131 7.1038 50.4645
RS X Modal 4 0.953 0.05 337.87 0 -60.4 0
6 0.721 1.387 8.7178 75.9999
RS X Modal 5 0.884 0.05 365.04 0 74 0
7 0.473 2.113 13.274 176.1999
RS X Modal 6 0.721 0.05 458.22 0 -461.4 0
8 0.428 2.338 14.6924 215.867
RS X Modal 7 0.473 0.05 586.36 0 -9.7 0
9 0.405 2.466 15.496 240.1261
RS X Modal 8 0.428 0.05 586.36 0 11.1 0
10 0.385 2.599 16.3293 266.6457
RS X Modal 9 0.405 0.05 586.36 0 -1.9 0
11 0.322 3.107 19.5245 381.2051
RS X Modal 10 0.385 0.05 586.36 0 0.9 0
12 0.313 3.197 20.085 403.409
RS X Modal 11 0.322 0.05 586.36 0 -3.7 0
13 0.287 3.479 21.8613 477.9163
RS X Modal 12 0.313 0.05 586.36 0 -0.6 0
14 0.285 3.514 22.0799 487.5203
RS X Modal 13 0.287 0.05 586.36 0 52.8 0
15 0.192 5.195 32.6439 1065.622
RS X Modal 14 0.285 0.05 586.36 0 7.5 0
16 0.166 6.009 37.7526 1425.255
RS X Modal 15 0.192 0.05 586.36 0 0.7 0
17 0.139 7.22 45.3656 2058.034
RS X Modal 16 0.166 0.05 586.36 0 12.2 0
18 0.119 8.422 52.9191 2800.429
RS X Modal 17 0.139 0.05 586.36 0 -1.7 0
19 0.07 14.386 90.3927 8170.834
RS X Modal 18 0.119 0.05 586.36 0 5.3 0
20 0.065 15.347 96.4258 9297.944
RS X Modal 19 0.07 0.05 479.09 0 -1.1 0
RS X Modal 20 0.065 0.05 463.79 0 1.7 0
RS Y Modal 1 3.366 0.05 0 120.04 0 958.4
RS Y Modal 2 3.188 0.05 0 126.85 0 3988.6
RS Y Modal 3 3.017 0.05 0 133.42 0 -3283.4
RS Y Modal 4 0.953 0.05 0 426.03 0 -459.9
RS Y Modal 5 0.884 0.05 0 460.29 0 -280.7
RS Y Modal 6 0.721 0.05 0 577.78 0 12.8
RS Y Modal 7 0.473 0.05 0 739.36 0 -136.9
RS Y Modal 8 0.428 0.05 0 739.36 0 -43.3
RS Y Modal 9 0.405 0.05 0 739.36 0 1.7
RS Y Modal 10 0.385 0.05 0 739.36 0 -3.1
RS Y Modal 11 0.322 0.05 0 739.36 0 -0.3
RS Y Modal 12 0.313 0.05 0 739.36 0 -50.9
RS Y Modal 13 0.287 0.05 0 739.36 0 2.3
RS Y Modal 14 0.285 0.05 0 739.36 0 -24.8
RS Y Modal 15 0.192 0.05 0 739.36 0 15.1
RS Y Modal 16 0.166 0.05 0 739.36 0 -1.6
RS Y Modal 17 0.139 0.05 0 739.36 0 -9.2
RS Y Modal 18 0.119 0.05 0 739.36 0 -1.7
RS Y Modal 19 0.07 0.05 0 604.1 0 -2.1
RS Y Modal 20 0.065 0.05 0 584.8 0 -0.9

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GUST AS PER FLOOR

HEIGHTS
Wind on long face Wind on short face
z Storey Ht Along Across Along Across
5.400 5.400 1.880 0.287 1.586 0.051
9.900 4.500 1.883 0.527 1.588 0.093
14.400 4.500 1.886 0.767 1.591 0.136
17.750 3.350 1.889 0.945 1.594 0.167
21.000 3.250 1.892 1.118 1.596 0.198
24.450 3.450 1.895 1.302 1.599 0.231
27.800 3.350 1.899 1.480 1.602 0.262
31.150 3.350 1.902 1.658 1.605 0.294
34.500 3.350 1.906 1.837 1.608 0.325
37.850 3.350 1.910 2.015 1.612 0.357
40.900 3.050 1.914 2.177 1.615 0.386
44.250 3.350 1.918 2.356 1.619 0.417
47.600 3.350 1.923 2.534 1.622 0.449
50.950 3.350 1.927 2.712 1.626 0.481
54.300 3.350 1.932 2.891 1.630 0.512
57.650 3.350 1.937 3.069 1.634 0.544
61.000 3.350 1.942 3.247 1.639 0.575
64.350 3.350 1.947 3.426 1.643 0.607
67.400 3.050 1.952 3.588 1.647 0.636
70.750 3.350 1.957 3.766 1.652 0.667
74.100 3.350 1.963 3.945 1.656 0.699
77.450 3.350 1.968 4.123 1.661 0.731
80.800 3.350 1.974 4.301 1.666 0.762
84.800 4.000 1.981 4.514 1.671 0.800
88.032 3.232 1.987 4.686 1.676 0.830
90.732 2.700 1.991 4.830 1.680 0.856

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