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SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF TRANSFER SLAB STRUCTURE WITH DIFFERENT GEOMETRY

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SEISMIC

WITH DIFFERENT GEOMETRY

MOHD HUZAIFA YAMAN

SHAIK IMTIYAZ ALI

NSAKCET, India

NSAKCET, India

ABSTRACT:Inmanymetropolitancenterswithminimalseismicity,multifunctionalbuildingswithatransferstructurehave become popular construction. The reaction behavior of systems with a transfer plate, when subjected to earthquake ground shaking,isinvestigatedinthis research.Inthecontext ofdynamicrotational translational coupling, the impactsofload path discontinuity and transfer plate flexibility are investigated The seismic analysis of structural systems in tall buildings with diversestructuralforms(square,circle,equilateraltriangle,andpentagon)intheseismiczone(ii&v)withtransferslab was checkednumericallyinthisthesis.Thebuildingunderinvestigationisa35 storyreinforcedconcretemomentresistantframe constructedforgravityandseismicusefollowing1893:2016andanalyzedusingEtabs2019structuralanalysistools

1. INTRODUCTION

The transfer slab system is a reinforced concrete structure that makes building construction simpler, more aesthetically versatile,andcost effective.Iteliminatesbeams,allowingthebuilding'sheighttobedecreased.Thetransverserigidityispoor duetothelackofdeepbeams,causingnon structuralsectionswhenearthquakestressesareapplied(LandeandRaut,2015). Thetransverseslabisacolumn supportedreinforcedconcreteslabusedwhenmoreroomisrequired,suchasinatheatreor parkinggarage.Thisapproachismoreadaptablethanthetraditionalmethod;theTransferslabwithdropandheadisagreat way to reduce moment while using less slab thickness (Sawant, 2016). Because a floor system plays an essential role in the totalcostofthebuildingbyloweringthethicknessofeachstructuralfloor,apost tensionedfloorsystemwasdesignedtosave constructiontimeandcosts.

2 Literature Review

Osama O. El Mahdya, Hala M. Refatb (2022): The seismic performance of tall structures using transfer girders or slabs is investigated in this work. Vertical and lateral loads are often transferred from the top superstructure to the lower substructureusingthesetransfersystems.Thereactionspectrumandpushoveranalysisapproachexaminedtwocasestudies. ETABS computer software was used to conduct the analyses. Transfer girders or transfer slabs are used in the chosen case studies. Each study case has seismic reaction characteristics such as base shear, story shear distribution, bending moment distribution,topdisplacement,storydrift,timeperiod,andresponsemodificationfactor.

Muchate B. G. 1, Prof. Shaikh A. N.(2020): Atransferfloorisakindoffloorthatcanaccommodatebothvertical andlateral loadresisting systems. Aloadistransferred toa different beneath the system. The weight isdistributedfrom closelyspaced columns to long span columns on the transfer floor. This paper reported a seismic analysis of a multi story structure with a transferfloor.Thelinearresponsespectrumanalysiswasusedtoexaminevarioushigh risebuildingmodels.Themodelswere studiedusingtheETABS2018structuralprogramforbuildingresearch.Theinvestigatedmodelshaveatransfergirdersystem atdifferentfloorlevelsinahigh risestructure.Fouralternativetypesoften storybuildingswereanalyzedinthisarticle,each withatransfergirderatvariousfloorlevels,suchasthefirst,second,third,andfourthfloors

3 MODELLING PARAMETERS

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Modal Periodsareamongthe characteristicsthathaveyieldedfindings.

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ANALYSIS OF TRANSFER SLAB STRUCTURE
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square triangle triangle circle cicle 0 0.0005 0.001 0.0015 0.002 0.0025 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 d rif t stories story drift for zone 5
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PERIOD square triangle cicle pentagon

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6. SCOPE FOR FURTHER STUDY

ToinvestigatethedynamicWindimpacts

analysis for 35 storeys. As a result, the P Delta

theinfluenceofdynamicfactorsontheseeffects.

soilinteractionsaffecttheseismicbehaviourofreinforcedconcreteframedbuildings.

laghasa considerableimpacton thestructural efficiencyofa highstructure; henceit's essential tounderstandthe influenceofshearlag.

Toinvestigatetheeffectofdynamicfactorsontallbuildingframesondynamicwindspeedanddirection.

Theimpactofatallbuilding'sgeometricplanlayoutmayalsobeexamined

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© 2022, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 7.529 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page3324  For construction, A triangular structure has a shorter time period than a square or rectangular
because
greaterstiffnessandasmallermass,whichmeansthetimeperiodismorestraightforwardinatriangleconstruction 
pentagon shapedstructure,followedbysquareandcirclestructures,yielded
Andthesquareand
triangleshapeshave
lowestvalue.Compared
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 P Delta analysis results
higher displacement than without P Delta
analysisforthedesignofstructuralcomponentsinR.C.constructionsiscritical
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