VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

JNANA SANGAMA, BELAGAVI-590018

Department of Civil Engineering
M.Tech , Program in Structural Engineering
Centre for Post Graduate Studies, VTU, Mysuru – 570029

Internship Presentation on

“ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF G+3 BUILDING USING FEA

PACKAGES ”
Presented by:

ARAVIND GOWDA A
(USN: 4VZ21CSE03)
Under the guidance of:
External guidance of:
Dr . Keerthi Gowda B S
Assistant Professor
Er . Lokesh V
Department of Civil Engineering Managing Director
Centre for Post Graduate Studies, VTU, Classic Consultants
Mysuru – 570029 Kuvempu nagara, Mysuru – 570023

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 Content
1) INTRODUCTION

2) COMPANY PROFILE

3) PROJECT DETAILS

4) MODELLING

5) ANALYSIS USING FEA PROGRAM

6) DESIGN & DETAILING

7) CONCLUSION

8) REFERENCE

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1. Introduction
The position of a student or trainee who works in an
organization, in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements
for a qualification.
1. Theoretical Knowledge
2. Team Work
3. Work Culture
4. Opportunities to work

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2. Company Profile

CLASSIC CONSULTANTS
No.28/A. ‘k’Block, Adichunchanagiri Road,
Kuvempunagar Nagar, Mysore-570 023
PHONE : +91 99456 34574
e‐Mail : gotoclassic@gmail.com
Expertise:
Er. Lokesh V
Managing Director

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 ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

Framing of a structure.

Calculations of loads.

Modelling

Analysis using STAAD Pro software

Grouping of structural members

Design and detailing of structure

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3. Project Details
Project Name Commercial building
Type RCC G+2 Residential l building

Location Mysuru

Structural consultants Classic Consultants

Site dimension 12.19m X 18.28m ( 40’X60”)

Plinth area (34’X54’6”) 1856.4sq. feet (172.40 sq m)

Floor to Floor height 3m

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4.Introduction to FEA program
STAAD Pro V8i software
In the Field of Engineering Design, we come across many
complex problems
STAAD Pro is comprehensive and integrated FEM analysis
and design software
It is having capacity for analyzing any type of structure
exposed to static loading, dynamic response, wind, Earthquake.

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5. Site Plan
6. Positioning and orientation of column and beam
 Avoid projection of columns

 Orient the column so that the depth of the column is contained in the major plane of bending or is

perpendicular to the major axis of bending

 Select the position of columns so as to reduce bending moments in beams.

 Column should be located at (or) near the corners of a building, and at the intersection of

beams/walls.

 Beams shall normally be provided under the walls or below a heavy concentrated load to avoid

these loads directly coming on slabs.

 Avoid larger spacing of beams from deflection and cracking criteria

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7. Positioning and orientation of column and beam

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8. Ground Floor Plan

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9. Beam, Colum Slab Layout

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10.Sectional and material properties

Section property
No of floors G+2
Number of column 19
Column dimension
150 x 450 mm
150x150mm
Beam dimensions 150mm X 450

Slab thickness 150mm

Grade of concrete
M20
Grade of steel Fe500

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11. LOAD COMBINATIONS (IS 1893 : 2002 Part-1)

Name Combination
1.5 (Dead load+ live load)
Combination 1

Combination 2 1.2 (Dead + Live ± Ex)

Combination 3 1.2 (Dead + Live ± Ez
Combination 4 1.5( Dead ±Ex)
Combination 5 1.5( Dead ±Ez)
Combination 6 0.9 Dead load ± 1.5Ex
Combination 7 0.9 Dead load±1.5 Ez
12 .Modelling
COLUMN BEAM

2D model 3D model

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 14. Assigning of loads

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15. Obtained bending moment and shear force
Analysis of column no – C35
16. Column grouping
Column Numbers of Name of Column
Grouping Column
C1 4 C80, C68, C57,
C76
C2 5 C69, C79, C58,
C81, C82
C3 6 C60, C72 C63 C61
C61 C73
C4 2 C77, C64

C5 4 C62, C78, C59,C74

C6 2 C71, C65
C7 3 C67,C75,C66
17. footing grouping Footing Numbers of Name of Column
Grouping footing
F1 5 C43, C46, C30,
C29,C39
F2 1 C32

F3 2 C40, C37
F4 1 C33

F5 6 C44, C45,C31,C41
C28,C38
F6 1 C34
F7 1 C42
F8 1 C36
F9 1 C35
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18. Maximum axial force obtained from analysis

Beam L/C node Fx kN

Max Fx 45 1.5(DL+LL) 35 1353

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19. Maximum bending moment obtained from analysis

Beam L/C node Mz kN-m

96 1.5(DL+LL) 57 1068
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Conclusion
 Careful selection of the structural system and sizing of various members
as per architectural requirements and at the same time without
sacrificing structural requirements.
 Complete analysis is carried out using “STADD PRO” for various
relevant Indian standards
 Tabulations and examination of the results of analysis and resizing of
members wherever necessary.
 Checking the structure for stability requirements and members for the
serviceability requirements using STADD PRO

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REFERENCES
1) IS: 456-2000, Plain and reinforced concrete - Code of practice, Bureau
of Indian Standards, New Delhi.
2) SP: 16(1980), Design aids for reinforced concrete to IS: 456-1978,
Indian Standard Institution, New Delhi.
3) SP: 34 (1980), Handbook on concrete reinforcement and detailing,
Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi.
4) IS : 875 (Part 1) – 1987. code of practice for design loads (other than
earthquake) for buildings and structures (dead loads)
5) IS : 875 ( Part 2 ) – 1987. code of practice for design loads (other than
earthquake) for buildings and structures (imposed loads)
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 THANK YOU…

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