
While examining a multistory building frame using FEM based software mostly a complete model is made then the model is applied with loads at once, but this is not the case in real structures, the actual load comes on the structure in steps, as the construction progresses stages by stages. So, to overcome the above issues construction sequence analysis came in to existence, which is a non-linear static analysis method that analysis the structure in step wise by creating an auto construction load case in FEM based software. The current exploration conducted on a G+30 residential structure having vertical irregularity which is analyzed by methods namely construction sequence analysis for dead load case and conventional Equivalent static analysis along with dynamic response spectrum analysis all this is achieved in CSI ETABS 2016 software. The structure is RC and steel frame type consisting of floating column and resides in zone 4 and zone 2 as per Indian standard code IS: 1893-2016. Results such as bending moment, shear force, column axial force, story drift, displacement are abstracted from the analyze results which are collated with CSA, ESA and considering load combination to compare the results with RSA.
Construction Sequence Analysis, response spectrum analysis., Equivalent Static Analysis, Floating Column, ETABS
Construction Sequence Analysis, response spectrum analysis., Equivalent Static Analysis, Floating Column, ETABS
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