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Lecture No: 01
ETABS stands for Extended 3D Analysis of building systems
In this software we have to follow the scheme as given below:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Modeling
Properties Assigning (like dimensions of beams & columns and type of foundation etc)
Loading
Design
Notes:
Wetting means to cross check the work ones person. The one who cross checks is called
Wetter.
PBC stands for Pakistan Building Codes
ETAB is quite goog for the concrete structures.
Generation of results is very convinent in ETAB
ETAB, SAP & STAAD results for the slab case are not satisfactory. While SAFE gives relative better
results for Slab design.
Wood, Aluminium, concrete etc all materials based buildings can be design on STAAD.
STAAD gives more conservative results, as the factor of safties used in STAAD are greater.
In ETAB at any stage units can be changed.
Results of ETAB for steel Trusses are also satisfactory.
Notes:
In order to deselect the slection, Esc will not work. Use the
button in the side vertical
tool bar.
Use
button to shift the mode on Snap to Grid intersection & points
Use
button to pick the intersection points other than grid intersections.
MODLEING
Select the units at the very first stage.
Step No: 01
a) Click Menu Bar File button
b) Click New Model
Press NO
a) Click Grids Only & press OK
Step No: 02
b) Edit/Edit Grid Data/Edit Grid
c) Select Global under the heading of System.
d) Click Modify/show system
Step No: 04
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Step No: 05
a) In vertical side tool bar, select Draw Line tool
b) Draw beams and columns as per requirements
*Beams are placed in Plan view and Columns are placed in Elevation View.
*Select All Stories as mentioned below:
Step No: 06
a) For Render View - Click
set building view option button.
b) Check the Extrusion under spwcial effects.
Step No: 07 (GL-VIEW)
a) Select the 3D view window
b) View/Create openGL-view
Lecture No: 02
Notes:
If fc is given in kips-in, check it out in which units u r working. If in kips-ft u r working then
convert fc in kips-ft as: let, 4 x 144 = 576 kips-ft
In case of concrete stresses at all points are taken same isotropic
If you know the name of ur slab type, then u can select all the slab pannels at atime. The optin is
in one of the tabs in menu bar.
When & where, there are calculations Engineering is needed.
PROPERTIES ASSIGNING
Step No: 01
Draw Slab
e) Press OK
Step No: 03
Define Properties
a) Click Define/Materials
b) Select CONC/Modify/Type fc and fy (keep eye on units)
c) Press OK
Step No: 04
a) Click Define/Frame section
b) Select rectangular or circular (as per need) from drop down of add/wide flange
c) Select material
d) Type selection name (like beam) and Type dimension according to units
e) Select Reinforcement
f) Check beam-column/shape/ckeck-reinforcement to be designed
Step No: 05
Step No: 06
Assigning Properties
a) Select Beam/Column
b) Click Assign/Frame-line/Frame section/Color beam
Step No: 07
a) Select all Slab (all pannels)
b) Click Assign/Shell Area/wall-slab-deck section
Lecture No: 03
Analysis & Design
Notes:
While transfering the Autocad (Grids) file into ETABS, be sure that all grids must be in single
layer and only grids layer will be active at that time.
Save As file in .dxf format
then
m = 150/32 = 4.6875
Note: If you have fc value other than 4000 psi then by manually put that value.
D.L
L.L
R.L.L
Seismic load in x-direction
Seismic load in y-direction
Weight:
Plaster =
3 Mud =
"
1- Tites =
.
120 = 5
120 = 30
.
110 = 13.7
__________________
= 50 lb/sft
* Select the soil type on the basis of SPT-value, using UBC. Also the Seismic Zone Factor is also provided
by the UBC against different zones.
Step No: 01. Define Load Case
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
D.L = 50 lb/sft
L.L = 60 lb/sft
R.L.L = 20 lb/sft
Step No: 05
a) Select Beams Assign/Frame line load/ Point OR UDL (whatever u need)
Step No: 06
Step No: 07
Select any member and press right click on it details will come out and click summary.
button
Notes:
Show selection only Select only particular beam in elevation view and then go: View/show
selection only and then turn elevation view into 3D view.
In footing design we do not use factored load we use service loads.
In commercial structures slab thickness may vary from place to place.
Step No: 01
Assign/(Joint/point load)/Force
Select load case and type value of load with +ive or ive sign as per condition.
Addition of self made design combination
Design/Concrete frame design/Select design combination.
Be sure under Design Combos only that combination will be there on which you need the design. So
using the Add-> AND <-Remove buttons set the SERV on the right side and all other on the lift side. Press
OK
Display/Show tables/check Reactions/Show modify case select service (SERV Combo) load
Note:
To show the point labels in the Plan View, click the button Set building view options and check
Point Labels
Lecture No: 05
DESIGN OF CONTINUOUS/SIMPLE BEAM
Dead Load = 20 psf
Slab thickness = 6
Beam size = 12 x 12
Column size = 12 x 12
fc'= 4 ksi
fy = 60 ksi
Design of B1.
Manual Calculation:
Example:
(b). Story
I.
Select object in Plan or Elevation/ Click Edit/ Select story and press OK
(b). Beam
I.
II.
III.
IV.
Select Point (if no selection, first draw beam/line then select point)
Edit/Extrude point to line/Radial
Define center under rotate about point
Under Increment Data put values and put Total Drop = 0. And press OK
REFRENCE POINT
I.
II.
* Right click on the ref. point and delete it, if you can.
Min 10 m above the G.L wind speed is required for designing building.
Fastest wind speed km/hr having probability to occur is 0.02
UBC 97 wind load:
o Normal force method
o Projected area
Normal force method is mostly applicable for almost all type of structures and but only method
for the gabled structures. Not applicable for 60 m high buildings.
Calculations:
P = qsACDIW
Where Iw is the importance factor
EXAMPLE: Determine the wind force for an office building in down town area with exposure type B?
Wind speed = 160 km/hr
Bay length = 5 m
Bay width = 7.5 m
Height = 6 @ 3.4 m from G.L
Solution:
P = QsACDIW
------------------- (1)
%
.%
(table 16-F)
Cd = Ce Cq
Ce, since it varies with height, so make a table as shown below:
H
IW
Qs
Ce
Cq
(windward side)
0 15
1
25.6
0.62
0.8
12.6
15 20
1
25.6
0.67
0.8
13.7
20 25
1
25.6
0.72
0.8
14.7
WIND
25 30
1
25.6
0.76
0.8
15.5
30 40
1
25.6
0.84
0.8
40 60
1
25.6
0.95
0.8
60 80
1
25.6
1.04
0.8
Leeward Side
66
1
25.6
1.04*
-0.5
Roof
66
1
25.6
1.04
0.7
* For leeward side the value of Ce will be that of the highest value in Ce for windward side (i.e 1.04 in this
case)
In ETABS and SAP:
a) Define/Load Case
b) Add wind / Type wind / under lateral load select UBC 97
c) Modify lateral load/define wind speed, exposure type, importance factor etc and see if there
would any more modifications are required.
Notes:
Lecture No: 09
Design of a Steel truss bridge using SAP 2000.
Data:
Width of bridge = 12
Total length of span = 60 ft
Slab is concrete Deck.
Note:
&
'(
)* +
ratio 0 1.
&
'(
)* +
Step 01:
Click File/New model/Grid only press OK
Type x = 10, y = 1 z= 1 OK (See units if its in inches then put values in inches)
Step 02:
Define/(frame/cables)/import double angle/add new property.
Select _ Section8.pro and click open Select all 2L-section (with help of shift key)
Click OK OK
Step 03:
Add auto select /Add new property/again select all 2L-section/click add OK OK
Step 04:
Click Draw/(Frame/cables)/Select Auto under
property.
(a)
Step 05:
a) Select all members
b) Edit/Replicate/Linear Replicate
c) Type x = 72, y = 0, z = 144
Step 06:
a) Define/Section properties/area section/Add new section
b) Type slab name let Deck
[Note: DECK SLAB = Length much more than width]
c) Type shell & thickness membrane = 6
Bending = 6
NOTE: Assign/Clear display of assigns (To clear the assign properties like beam & column names and load values etc)
d) Draw Slab using Draw Quad Area Select points: