Apresentação 2

HAISHANG MUSEUM - MUSEUM & CULTURAL FORUM
SHANGHAI, JIADING - PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA - FABRUARY 2017

Building location Site photos

Technical Standards
National Standard:
GB 50021 2001 (Edition 2009): Code for Investigation of Geotechnical Engineering;
GB 50007 2011: Code for Design of Building Foundation;
GB 50011 2010: Code for Seismic Design of Buildings.
Shanghai Engineering Construction Standard:
DGJ 08 11 2010: Foundation Design Code;
DGJ 08 9 2013: Code for seismic design of buildings.
Technical Standards
European Standards:
EN 1991 Eurocode 1 Actions on structures;
EN 1992 Eurocode 2 Design of concrete structures;
EN 1993 Eurocode 3 Design of Steel Structures;
EN 1994 Eurocode 4 Design of Composite steel and concrete structures;
EN 1997 Eurocode 7 Geotechnical Design;
EN 1998 Eurocode 8 Design of Structures for Earthquake Resistance.
FOUNDATIONS:
Site geotechnical conditions:
Based on the results of the Preliminary Investigation Geotechnical Engineering Report, authored
by Shanghai Jiangnan Architectural Design Institute Co., Ltd.;
Exploration hole layout (Nine exploration holes according to a grid mesh in the site):
C1 D1 C2
C4 C3 D3
D2
D4 C5
Layer
FOUNDATIONS: Quaternary Holocene
Fill 1
Site geotechnical conditions: Creek fill 2
Silty clay 1+2
The site is on the normal sedimentary strata; Sandy silt
Very soft silty clay
3
1
Very soft clay
Foundation soil divided into nine geology layers; Silty clay 1
Quaternary - Latepleistocene
Silty clay 1+2
Layers 1 e are soft soil layers. Can occur seismic settlement Sandy silt
Silty clay 1-1
on the site; Silty clay 1-2
Silty clay and fine-sand interlay 2-1
Its a stable area without collapse, landslides or other bad Silty sand
Silty clay
2-2
2-3
1
geological effects. Is suitable for building construction; Silty sand
High underground water depth of 0,50m. Low underground water depth of 1,50m;
No pollution around the proposed site.

Groundwater is mildly corrosive to rebar in reinforced structure under long-term submersion;
Groundwater is weakly corrosive to rebar in reinforced structure under alternating dry and wet
conditions;
FOUNDATIONS:
The building will have one underground floor, so the general excavation will be of the order of 5-6 meter
depth, including the excavation for foundations, in layer 3 (sandy silt).
The Park of the Museum will have two underground floors. It is estimated that the thickness of earth to
be excavated (including the excavation for foundations) is of the order of 7 meters, in layer 3 (sandy
silt).
Foundation types:
Bored cast in place concrete piles for heavier load zones (good durability, convenient construction, low
cost, easy to control);
Precast concrete or steel piles in lower load zones;
Layer 1+2 (silty clay) as a design bearing capacity of 80 kPa. This can be used has a surface
foundation for auxiliary facilities;
FOUNDATIONS:
The filling layer can be submitted to a soil treatment (crush, ramming, consolidation);
For piles with small loads layers 1+2 and 1-1, 1-2 are used as pile foundation bearing layer
For piles with higher loads, layers 2-1 and 2-2 are used.
The pile length will be between 40m to 50m.
Seismic data in site (GB50011-2010):

Foundation soil Soft soil;
Site category Class four;
Located in the seismic fortification intensity of 7 degrees;
Design basic earthquake acceleration 0,10 g;
Design earthquake group First;
FOUNDATIONS:
Foundation Liquefaction:
Layer 3 (sandy silt) is a liquefiable soil layer with a liquefaction index of 4.80;
Below the buildings this layer could be removed (2 to 3 meters) or submitted to soil treatment.
Excavation for underground floors:
Lateral support of the excavation during the construction can be made by different methods.
The better solution (most economical) is using adequate lateral slopes to the excavations, if possible; If
not a retaining wall must be constructed, using anchors or braced solutions;
FOUNDATIONS:

FOUNDATIONS:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS:
Structural analysis will include a 3D model of the entire structure and localized models;
The software used will be:
SAP2000 NON-LINEAR: general structural analysis;
Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional 2017;
Pyrus from Cubus: non-linear column analysis and design;
Fagus from Cubus: cross-section analysis and design (reinforced and prestressed concrete and
steel-concrete composite sections);
Plaxis: geotechnical analysis
Global 3D model:
(in progress)
Global 3D model:
(in progress)
Global 3D model Without floors:

(in progress)
The structural solution for the buildings uses concrete and steel structural elements;
All staircases and lift walls will be in reinforced concrete;
All columns in the basement are made of reinforced concrete.
The beams will be reinforced concrete beams and prestressed concrete in cantilever zones.
For high spans steel trusses will be used.
Concrete
FLOORS:
Profiled steel sheeting
The floors will be made by:
COMPOSITE STEEL/CONCRETE SLAB WITH STEEL DECKING
Composite concrete / steel sheet slabs supported on
steel beams;
Solid concrete slabs;
SOLID CONCRETE SLAB
Concrete ribbed slabs.
CONCRETE RIBBED SLAB PRESTRESSED

FLOORS:
Steel beams have the advantage of allowing pipes to pass through them easily.
Section
10.00m to 28.50m
FLOORS:
In the cantilever zones prestressed concrete beams will be used (cast in situ or precast);
ELEVATION SECTION
COLUMNS:
At the ground floors, conic enlarged column heads (shear punching) are considered together with a
constant thickness solid slab;
STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS (in progress):





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HAISHANG MUSEUM - MUSEUM & CULTURAL FORUM

SHANGHAI, JIADING - PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA - FABRUARY 2017

Building location Site photos

No pollution around the proposed site.

Seismic data in site (GB50011-2010):

Excavation for underground floors:

Excavation for underground floors:

Excavation for underground floors:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

Global 3D model Without floors:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

CONCRETE RIBBED SLAB PRESTRESSED

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

BUILDING STRUCTURAL SOLUTION:

STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS (in progress):

STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS (in progress):

STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS (in progress):

STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS (in progress):

STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS (in progress):

THANKS FOR YOUR TIME

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