DESIGN ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION IN HIGH-RISE BUILDING THROUGH ETABS
AMAN KUMAR KUMAR
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Abstract
Shear walls are often used in seismically active areas, in buildings where they do not have much experience in handling and where long beams are not used and loads increase with too much lowering. Steel options, steel-concrete composites and R.C.C. options are discussed.Analysis was performed using the isostatic method. ETABS software system program for composite materials, steel and RCC design. The model results were also compared.This analysis is a way to determine how the image behaves in different combinations. Style is a system that must be followed with certain rules. Analysis and design of the fraud software package has been completed. Horizontal Force Effect. Using the right method, the quality of the data is overcome by varying the length of the curtain wall in case of failure, thus optimizing the frequency count until the sample is not strong enough to conserve power. Initially, it was assumed that the shear wall scale would remain constant during development when the analysis was stopped.In addition to wind and seismic masses, there are many parameters that affect the performance of the structure, such as floor shear, floor shear and floor displacement, which affect the behavior of the structure. Optimized shear walls also depend on the results of shear, bending moment, storey slip, storey displacement, storey offset, and the amount of concrete and steel load. Homes are also subject to lateral masses due to wind and seismic forces, in addition to those vertical masses.The distributions of transverse shear stiffness and bending stiffness per storey are used to rule the static and dynamic structural responses of high-rise buildings. Both the lateral load evaluation for shapes with RC shear walls and steel plate shear walls as well as the dynamic linear evaluation using the response spectrum technique are now complete. Results are contrasted for each case's bending second and earthquake forces. Additionally, it has been established that as shear partitions are added to frames with low lateral forces, lateral forces are reducing
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