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    Comparsion of Multi Storey Building in Different Types of Earthquake Zones

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    The document provides specifications for a 13-story building including the number of stories, column and beam sizes, slab thickness, and grade of concrete and steel. It also lists load considerations for the building like live load, seismic zone, zone factor, soil type, response reduction factor, importance factor, and damping. The document appears to compare the base shear of the building located in different seismic zones and provides the procedure to obtain material properties and seismic weight at different floors.

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    Comparsion of Multi Storey Building in Different Types of Earthquake Zones

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    The document provides specifications for a 13-story building including the number of stories, column and beam sizes, slab thickness, and grade of concrete and steel. It also lists load considerations for the building like live load, seismic zone, zone factor, soil type, response reduction factor, importance factor, and damping. The document appears to compare the base shear of the building located in different seismic zones and provides the procedure to obtain material properties and seismic weight at different floors.

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    The document provides specifications for a 13-story building including the number of stories, column and beam sizes, slab thickness, and grade of concrete and steel. It also lists load considerations for the building like live load, seismic zone, zone factor, soil type, response reduction factor, importance factor, and damping. The document appears to compare the base shear of the building located in different seismic zones and provides the procedure to obtain material properties and seismic weight at different floors.

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    Comparsion of Multi Storey Building in Different Types of Earthquake Zones

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    Çhårū Kêsh
    The document provides specifications for a 13-story building including the number of stories, column and beam sizes, slab thickness, and grade of concrete and steel. It also lists load considerations for the building like live load, seismic zone, zone factor, soil type, response reduction factor, importance factor, and damping. The document appears to compare the base shear of the building located in different seismic zones and provides the procedure to obtain material properties and seismic weight at different floors.

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    No of stories

    columns
    beams
    Slab thickness
    Grade of concrete
    and steel

    G+13

    Items Size(LBH)mm2 Density Dead


    600mm*400mm
    Load
    Beam
    0.6*0.4*5=
    400mm*500mm
    colum
    0.4*0.5*3.5
    200mm
    n
    Slab M30 and Fe415
    wall

    Load considerations:
    Live load: 2.5KN/m2
    seismic zone: II,III,IV,V
    zone factor: 0.10, 0.16, 0.24, 0.36.
    soil type: II
    Response reduction factor: 5 (As per is 1893:2002)
    Importance factor: 1
    Damping: 5%
    Time period:

    COMPARSION OF
    MULTI STOREY
    BUILDING IN
    DIFFERENT
    TYPES OF
    EARTHQUAKE
    ZONES

    Elevation of structure

    plan of structure
    Procedure to obtain material properties

    base shear of zone II

    Seismic weight at different floors

    seismic does not change in every zones only changes in base shear

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