This document outlines the scope and methodology for designing and analyzing a 4-storey evacuation center. It will discuss evacuation types, the statement of the problem, scope and limitations of the study which will be restricted to National Building Code of the Philippines criteria. The analysis will use CAD, SketchUp, and STAAD software and will include soil testing, reinforced concrete design, and detailed plans showing the building layout and structural elements.
This document outlines the scope and methodology for designing and analyzing a 4-storey evacuation center. It will discuss evacuation types, the statement of the problem, scope and limitations of the study which will be restricted to National Building Code of the Philippines criteria. The analysis will use CAD, SketchUp, and STAAD software and will include soil testing, reinforced concrete design, and detailed plans showing the building layout and structural elements.
This document outlines the scope and methodology for designing and analyzing a 4-storey evacuation center. It will discuss evacuation types, the statement of the problem, scope and limitations of the study which will be restricted to National Building Code of the Philippines criteria. The analysis will use CAD, SketchUp, and STAAD software and will include soil testing, reinforced concrete design, and detailed plans showing the building layout and structural elements.
Chapter 1 • I. INTRODUCTION • II. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM • III. IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY • IV. SCOPE AND DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY • V . DEFINITION OF TERMS • VI . METHOD OF REASEARCH I . Introduction • Evacuation centers provide temporary shelter for persons displaced from their homes following a disaster. These facilities vary by location and by the extent of damage to the area. Office buildings, sports stadiums, churches, residential homes, dormitories and community centers may all serve as emergency shelters • Four Types of Evacuations • Stay in Place. The first type of evacuation is known as stay in place and is used during a chemical or biological attack. ... • Building Evacuation. The second type of evacuation is a building evacuation. ... • Campus Evacuation. The third type of evacuation is a campus evacuation. ... • City Evacuation. • Evacuation means exiting a facility as directly and safely as possible. Evacuation is appropriate when conditions inside a structure pose a threat to the health and safety of building occupants and leaving the facility is safer than remaining inside of it. Statement of theProblem Scope and Delimitation of the Study • The scope of the researcher is restricted to the analysis and designof 4 Storey Evacuation Center that meets the criteria below • NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES (NSCP) • - VOLUME 1 , 7th Edition . Buildings , Towers , and other vertical structures . • National Building Code of the Philippines ( NBCP ) - The 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations • (IRR) of P.D.1096 Scope and Delimitation of the Study
• Strength Requirement Design Method
• a . Required Strength ( Factored load ) • b . Design Strength ( Strength Reduction Factors) • c . Assumption in Strength Design in Flexure Scope and Delimitation of the Study
• Minimum Design Loads
• a . Combination of Loads . Buildings ,Towers and other Vertical Structures and all portions thereof sahll be design to resist the load combinations . The most critical effect can occur when one or more of the contributing loads are not acting Scope and Delimitation of the Study • CAD sketchUp , and STAAD Software . Used to design and analyze the structure • SI (System Units ) • SOIL TEST • REINFORCED CONCRETE • DETAILED PLAN • a . Building Plan . The Perspective ,Comprehensive floor plans , elevations , sections , and schedule of doors and windows are all included • b . Structural Plan. This comprises the project’s structural design of columns , beams , footing , and foundations Definition of Terms • Beam . A structural member , usually horizontal , with a primary function to carry loads traverse to its longitudinal axis • Column . a primary vertical member that carries axial stress parallel to its longitudinal axis from the main roof beams or girders to the foundation • Canopy . is an overhead structure typically intended to provide shelter forma rain or sun . • Footing . The portion of the foundation of a structure which transmit loads directly to the soil which may be widened part of wall , the spreading courses under foundation wall • Foundation . the adjacent soil and /or rock on which the substructure elements and its load rest • Load . Theses are forces or other actions that result form the weight of all building materials , occupants , and their possesions , environmental effects, differential movement , and restrained dimensional changes . • Evacuation centers provide temporary shelter for persons displaced from their homes following a disaster. These facilities vary by location and by the extent of damage to the area. • Slab . it is the structural reinforced concrete supported on two opposite sides so that the bending occurs only in one direction • Reinforced Concrete. it is a concrete reinforced with atleast the minimum amounts of non -prestressed reinforcement required by this Code Method of Research • To develop the analysis and design needed in this study the researcher had taken a systematic approach of research such as the following