Smt Kamala And Sri Venkappa M.

Agadi College of Engineering

& Technology

PROJECT PRESENTATION ON

“ STABLITY CALCULATION ON G+2 BUILDING ”

SUBMITTED BY
GAGANA I L (2KA18CV012)
TEJASHWINI SOMARADDII
(2KA18CV049)
TRUPTI TARIKOPPA (2KA18CV051)

RANJITA GUDGERI (2KA19CV407)

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF,

PROF. RAJENDRA KUMAR
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGG
 CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
LITERATURE REVIEW
OBJECTIVES
PROBLEM STATEMENT
REFERENCESs
 INTRODUCTION

• In India there are many old buildings which have reduced strength in due course
of time .if further use of such deteriorated structure is continued it may endanger
the lives of the occupants and surrounding habitation .

• Structural audit of existing buildings and to implement maintance or repair work

timely which will lead to prolonged life of the building and safety of occupant.

• It also helps in delivering a strong building structure with cost effective solution
and appropriate maintenance program

• This is study of different parameters of structural audit including visual

inspection, non-destructive testing,core sampling and testing.
• STABILITY; The resistance offered by a structure to undesirable movements like
sliding,collapsing and over turning etc.

• Structural audit should highlight and investigate all critical areas and recommend
immediate remedial and preventive measures.

• It also emphasizes on different repair and retrofitting measures to be used for

buildings after structural audit.

• To act more responsible and preemptive towards the dilapidated buildings, the
munciple corporation must issue notices to the building and co-operative societies
which are more than 30 years old to carry out mandatory structural audit and
submit the structural audit report.
 LITERATURE REVIEW

Zedenek P Bazant (2000)

 The overview of the field of stability of structures,including elastic and

anelastic structures static and dynamic response linear and non linear
behaviour. Energy approach.thermodynamic aspects creep stability and
fracture or damage included instability.
 Stability of elastic structures appears to be reasonably well understood at
present although many refinements are still needed.The greatest challenge and
opportunity probably lies in stability analysis of damage and fracture
 LITERATURE REVIEW

B W Schafer, P. Bajpai(2005)
 Studied on stability degradation and rebundancy in damaged structures
 Measuring the intensity of unforeseen hazards; The number of connected
members “removed” from a structure under service loads.
 To explore system behaviour and understand building response in extreme
events we need to augment load case based, foreseen event,environmental
hazards, analysis with damaged based unforeseen event,hazard analysis.
 LITERATURE REVIEW
A.B.Mahadik and M.H.Jaiswal (2014)

 The main aim of this research is to creating awareness amongst the civil
engineers,residents and owners of building towards the health examination
of existing concrete buildings.
 Its mandatory and advisable to carry out the periodical structural audit of
the building by professional experts and act immediately through
recommendations provided in audit report.
 The effective implementation of auditing enhances the life span of
structure,prevents deterioration of building leading to sustainability.
 LITERATURE REVIEW
Syed Gousepak, Prof.Vishwanath B Patil(2016)

 The masonry infill walls are considered as nonstructural element and

their stiffness contribution are ignored in the analysis when building is
subjected to seismic loads,but it is considered while we studying
stability analysis.
 RC frame building with open ground storey,and similar soft storey
effects can be observed when soft storey at different levels of structure
are constructed.
 They conclude ,In case of an open first storey frame structure,the
storey drift is very large than the upper storys,which may cause the
collapse of structure during strong earthquake shaking.
 LITERATURE REVIEW
Mohd Zeeshan, Mohd Sadiq, Massom Mazhar, Ahsan Khan (2018)

 Studied On The Stability On High Rise Buildings

 This paper summarizes the concept of stability for high rise mega structures affected
by the sesmic and wind activities happening at the bottom or at the certain height.
 Buildings and structures are consider stable with lateral supports by using either
bracing systems or shear system or both such as wall to ensure the stability of the
building.
 The most important factor in the designing of high rise buildings need to withstand
the lateral forces imposed by the winds and potential earthquakes.
 Shear force and bending moments are higher for ground storey columns with respect
to first storey column.
OBJECTIVES
 REFERENCES
 A.B.Mahadik and M.H.Jaiswal(2014), ‘‘Structural Audit of Buildings’’
 Alexander.M.Belostotsky et al,.(2016), ‘‘Strength and Stability Analysis of Load bearing
structures of evolution tower with allowance for actual position of reinforced concrete
structural members’’
 B.W.Schafer, P.Bajpai(2005), ‘‘Stability degradation and redundancy in damaged structures’’
 Mohd Zeeshan et al,.(2018), “The Stability of High Rise Buildings”
 Syed Gousepak,Prof.Vishwanath B Patil(2016), ‘‘A Review On Stability Analysis of Multi-
Storey Building With Underneath Satelite Bus Stop Having Top Soft Storey And Floating
Columns’’
 Targo Kalamees, Minnakorpi, Juha vinha(2009) ‘‘The Effects of ventilation systems and
building fabric on the stability of indoor temperature and humidity in finnish detached houses’’
 Zedenek P Bazant(2000), “ Structural Stability”
Thank you