Rsc Dea Report

ENGINERING ASSESSMENT (EA) REPORT ON:
SIX STORIED MAIN BUILDING INCLUDING ROOF TOP CANTEEN

DETAIL ENGINERING ASSESSMENT REPORT ON:
SINGLE STORIED W
CONCORDE GARMENTS LIMITED
ECO-TECH CONSTRUCTION LTD.

Aug 28, 2024
EA REPORT FOR 5 STORIED MAIN BUILDING INCLUDING ROOF
TOP 2 NO’S CANTEEN SHED (TOTAL 6 STORY)
FOR
CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD.
Project type: Two Roof Top shed & 5 Storied RCC and Steel
Building. Location: Plot No: M/3, Road No: 5, Section:7,
Mirpur-11, Dhaka.
Client: CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD.
Submitted by
Eco-Tech Construction Ltd.

House # 55, Road# 13, Sector# 10, Uttara, Dhaka-1230, Bangladesh.
Email: Ecotechbl@gmail.com, sohag.ce.2k10@gmail.com
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CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD. DESIGN REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY....................................................................................................... 1
1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 2
1.1 BACKGROUND .................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 GENERAL OBJECTIVE ..................................................................................................... 3
2 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS ......................................................................................... 4
2.1 STEEL STRENGTH FROM LABORATORY TEST.................................................. 4
3 ANALYSIS FOR STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY ............................................................ 4
3.1 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 4
3.2 CODES AND PRACTICES ................................................................................................ 5
3.3 MATERIAL PROPERTY ..................................................................................................... 5
3.4 LOADS....................................................................................................................................... 5
3.4.1 Dead Loads ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
3.4.2 Live Load ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
3.4.3 Wind Load (W) ................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.4.4 Earthquake Load (E) ....................................................................................................................................... 8
3.5 METHOD OF ANALYSIS .................................................................................................. 8

3.6 LOADING AND LOAD COMBINATION .................................................................. 8
3.7 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS ......................................................................................... 10
3.8 APPLICATION OF LOAD AND ANALYSIS........................................................... 10
4 EVALUATION OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ....................................................... 12
4.1 CONDITION OF STEEL MEMBERS OF ROOF SHED ON RCC BUILDING..... 12
4.1.1 Checking Adequacy of Steel Column .................................................................................................. 12
4.1.2 Checking Adequacy of Steel Rafter ..................................................................................................... 15
4.1.3 Checking Adequacy of Steel bracings ................................................................................................ 17
4.2 CONDITION OF STEEL MEMBERS OF ROOF SHED ON STEEL BUILDING 19

4.2.1 Checking Adequacy of Steel Column .................................................................................................. 19
4.2.1 Checking Adequacy of Steel beams .................................................................................................... 20
4.2.2 Checking Adequacy of Steel bracings ................................................................................................ 20
5 CONCLUSION .................................................................................................................... 21
6 RECOMMENDATION ..................................................................................................... 21
7 DISCLAIMER....................................................................................................................... 21
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List of Figures
Figure 1.1.1: Location of Project .............................................................................................................. 2
Figure 3.1.1: 3D View of Analytical Model of Shed on RCC Building............................................... 4
Figure 3.1.2: 3D View of Analytical Model on Steel Building.............................................................. 5
Figure 3.4.1: Live load assignment on roof shed of RCC Building ..................................................... 6
Figure 3.4.2: Live load assignment on roof of Steel Building .............................................................. 6
Figure 3.4.3: Wind load assignment on roof of Steel Building............................................................. 7
Figure 3.8.1: Deflected Shape of roof shed on RCC Building .......................................................... 10
Figure 3.8.2: Deflected Shape of roof shed on RCC Building .......................................................... 11
Figure 4.1.1: Steel column Layout Plan ................................................................................................ 12
Figure 4.1.2: Steel column Layout Plan from Model Snapshot of roof shed on RCC Building
13
Figure 4.1.3: Steel column Layout Plan from Model Snapshot of roof shed on Steel Building
13
Figure 4.1.4 to Figure 4.1.6 shows the condition of steel column. .........................................14
Figure 4.1.5: Condition of Steel Column.............................................................................................. 14
Figure 4.1.9: Condition of Steel Rafter ................................................................................................. 15
Figure 4.1.10: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 15
Figure 4.1.12: Condition of Rafter Steel ............................................................................................... 15
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Figure 4.1.18: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................. 17
Figure 4.1.19: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................. 18
Figure 4.2.3: Condition of Steel beams ................................................................................................. 20
Figure 4.2.4: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................... 20
Figure 4.2.5: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................... 21
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The following technical report provides an analysis of the existing approved design of the gravity and
lateral force resisting system of the five-storied main factory building, on which two separate canteen sheds
have been constructed. The building is comprised of steel moment resisting with brick infill. This report
is based on approved 5 storied building design DEA report, includes adequacy check of existing structure
along with roof top steel shed buildings.
These factory building of CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD. including Roof Top Steel Shed, located
at Plot No: M/3, Road No: 5, Section: 7, Mirpur-11, Dhaka.
The authority of CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD. has engaged ECO-TECH CONSTRUCTION

LTD for performing Design Report along with checking architectural and structural drawing of the
building, based on approved design reports and FEM from ALLIANCE.
For structural design one of the key inputs is the concrete and steel strength. Here we considered design
strength of steel is 36 Ksi. Considering BNBC referred loading combinations, we analyzed the structure
& found that all the steel columns, beam, rafters and bracings are adequate.
RSC Observations:
Comments:
1. We found that the Alliance-approved DEA was based on the proposed new story construction and
the rooftop shed, as outlined in the approved DEA design, drawings, and review comments (refer to
the Alliance-approved DEA and the attached CCVV report). However, the factory did not construct
the new floor; only the canteen sheds were built. The DEA has been updated to reflect the existing
conditions, and the EA report and FEM have been revised accordingly.
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2. The buildup of the toilet portion was found to be 8” to 9”, whereas it was previously considered and
noted to be 7”. The drawing and load considerations for the floors in the FEM have been updated to
reflect the existing condition.
3. Some connections in steel joints had gaps due to loose or missing bolts. The factory was advised to
tighten the bolts to close the permissible gaps where they were found. After making the corrections,
the factory provided illustrations as shown below, and the joint gaps were found to be acceptable and
OK.
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
The Store building of CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD. is a Roof Top Steel Shed located at Plot
No: M/3, Road No: 5, Section:7, Mirpur-11, Dhaka.
Source: Google Earth
Figure 1.1.1: Location of Project

Table 1.1.1: Basic information
Information Description
Structural System Frame work of the shed is composed of steel
Floor Area Total building area: 5760 sft (Approx.)
Number of Stories Roof top steel shed
Construction materials Steel
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1.2 GENERAL OBJECTIVE

ECO-TECH CONSTRUCTION LTD. was assigned to prepare detailed engineering assessment report
of the store building of CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD. The scope of work of the project has been
shown below,
(i). Validate available structural design drawings

(ii). Verify architectural drawings and
(iii). The Structural Integrity Assessment of the building, which includes the following items:
 Highlight any variations between as-built and structure design drawings (if applicable)
 Result of testing of materials
 Results of geotechnical assessment and testing/investigation
 Details of assumptions, loading, inputs and results of computer modelling
 Detail assessment of the performance of all structural members under the seismic load,
earthquake load and gravity load
 Commentary on adequate/inadequacy of elements of the structure and further action plan
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2 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
2.1 STEEL STRENGTH FROM LABORATORY TEST

Strength of structural steel has considered as 36 ksi. Two sheds have been constructed above main
building RCC portion & over main building steel portion.
3 ANALYSIS FOR STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY
3.1 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM

The structural system of the factory building is roof top shed building with steel rafter and column. The
building is classified as an ordinary moment resisting frame structure. General 3D view of the building:
Steel sheds have been incorporated with existing approved FEM of five storied main building in a single
model.
Figure 3.1.1: 3D View of Analytical Model of Sheds on main Building
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3.2 CODES AND PRACTICES

For the present project relevant sections of BNBC 2006 guideline have been used for analysis. For the reinforced concrete
design check, American Concrete Institute (ACI 318-99) code has been consulted as and when became necessary to
complement the BNBC guideline.
Codes and References Book

Codes Used in Analysis -
1. Bangladesh National Building Code 2006 ,
2. ASCE 7 - Minimum design loads for buildings Other Structures.
3. Metal Buildings Manufacturers Association (MBMA).
4. ACI 318-99, Building code requirements for structural concrete.
5. Code of Practice for the structural use of Steel (AISC) 13th Edition.
In the preparation of the calculations found on the following pages, several documents outside the construction drawings
and specifications were referenced. The main source of information was the Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC-
2006) , specifically for both wind and seismic loads. All of the necessary variables, equations, and values needed to
calculate the loadings and base shears were found from this code. ACI 318 -99 has been used for reinforced concrete
design and detailing. A document utilized in the calculation of both roof loadings and steel design was the American
Institute of Steel Construction AISC LRFD 93.
3.3 MATERIAL PROPERTY

The principal material of construction is reinforced concrete. As per investigation and design drawings, the following
material properties has been used:
Yield strength of Structural Steel, Fy = 36,000 lb/in2
strength of concrete, fc' = 1140 psi & for retrofit 3000 psi.
Modulus of Elasticity, Ec calculated as per Brick aggregate.
Note: Damage factors for ACI_562 table for calculation of concrete compressive strength had been used while
approved of the 5 storied FEM. The references are shown as below: (ACI-562) & (barlett & macgregor 1995).
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3.4 LOADS
The loads that may act upon the structure are as follows:
3.4.1 Dead Loads

Dead loads (D) are those gravity load which remain acting on the structure permanently without any
change during the structures normal service life. These are basically the loads coming from the weight
of the different components of the structure. For the sake of convenience in the analysis, sometimes
this kind of loads are divided into two types, namely a) self-weight of the structure (SW) and b) the
weight coming from the non-structural permanent components of the building (SDEAD). In steel and
concrete roof shed building the weight of beams, columns, steel frame etc. which form the main
structural system is considered the self-weight (SW). The weights of floor finish, water proofing layer,
partition walls and other non-structural permanent components generally constitute the rest of the total
dead load, i.e. (SDEAD). For the analysis and design checking of the building, following are the values
of dead loads,

Unit weight of reinforced concrete = 150 pcf

Unit weight of brickwork = 120 pcf

Unit weight of steel = 490 pcf
3.4.2 Live Load

Live load is the gravity load due to non-permanent objects like machines, furniture, and human.
Analysis has been carried out base on load recommended by BNBC (2006). For checking if needed
reduced live load are also used to find present condition of the structure 12 psf in roof shed has been
considered to find present condition of the structure.
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Figure 3.4.1: Roof Live load assignment on both roof sheds.
Figure 3.4.2: Dead load assignment on roof of Steel Building
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3.4.3 Wind Load (W)

Bangladesh is typically a storm prone area where due consideration to the thrust due to storm must be
given in the analysis and design of building and structures. Wind load due to storm is typically modelled
as lateral thrust force causing sway or overturning of the building. Detailed specifications on wind loading
on buildings are outlined in BNBC (2006). The present project is located in Dhaka, for which the
following basic parameters are used in wind load calculation.
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Wind Speed 210 Km/hr

Length 74 Ft B h/L 3.46667
Width 18 Ft L L/B 0.24324
Eave Height 61.5 Ft Average Eave & Ridge
Bay 25 Ft
SideWall Space 18 Ft
Exposure A
Slope 0.1 5.711
Midle Height(h) 62.4 Ft 19.02439
Sustain Wind Pressure= qz =C c C 1 C z Vb *Vb Kn/m2
Struc tural Importanc e Coeffic ient (C 1)= 1 (From Table 6.2.9)

Veloc ity to pressure c onversion c oeffic ient (Cc )= 0.0000472
C ombined height and exposure coefficient (C Z)(Average height)= 0.693 (From Table 6.2.10)
qh (At Average Height)= 1.443 Kn/m2
Design Wind Pressure Pz = C G C p qz KN/m2

Gust Coeffic ient CG (For Average Height)= 1.379 (From Sec 2.4.6.6, Table 6.2.11)
pressure Coeffic ient C p (For Roof Windward)= -0.8142 (From Sec 2.4.6.7)
pressure Coeffic ient C p (For Roof Leward)= -0.7
Ph (For Windward Roof)= -1.6211 KN/m2
Ph (For Leeward Roof)= -1.3937 KN/m2
Final Normal to Ridge (Windward Roof) Pz= -0.847 Kip/Ft -0.85
Final Normal to Ridge (Leeward Roof) Pz= -0.728 Kip/Ft -0.73
Gust Coeffic ient CG (For Eave Height)= 1.382 (From Sec 2.4.6.6, Table 6.2.11)
pressure C oefficient C p (For Eave Height)(For Windward Wall)= 0.8000 (From Sec 2.4.6.7)
pressure C oefficient C p (For Leedward Wall)= -0.5260 (From Sec 2.4.6.7)
C ombined height and exposure coefficient (C Z)(Eave Height)= 0.689

qz (Eave Height)= 1.434
Pz (Windward Wall)= 1.5853 KN/m2

Pz (Leeward Wall)= -1.049083
Pz (Side Wall)= -1.396001
Windward Wall (Pz)= 0.828 Kip/Ft 0.83
Leeward Wall (Pz)= -0.548 Kip/Ft -0.55

Side Wall (Pz)= -0.520 Kip/Ft -0.520
0.83 -0.85 -0.73 -0.55 -0.520 Kip/ft

WW WR LR LW SW
Fig: Wind load Calculation for Shed building over RCC Portion (shed 1)
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Fig: Wind load application on Roof top sheds (Windy s & Wind X s)
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Fig: Wind Load applied on the FEM model (Diaphragm) for 5 storied FEM
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3.4.4 Earthquake Load (E)

Proper structural design of any building structure must include loads due to earthquake shaking. Although
there has been no major incident of earthquake hazard in the recent past of Bangladesh, earthquakes are
not uncommon in this area. Scientific geological study of the earth crust below Bangladesh shows that
Bangladesh does fall in moderate to high seismic risk zone. Statistical evidence from past major and minor
earthquake incidents shows that a major earthquake is overdue in the recent times of geological scale.
Therefore, it is necessary to prepare against any possible earthquake hazard. It should be kept in mind that
the objective of earthquake resistance building design is not to make a strong building which can resist
any damage due to earthquake. In stead, earthquake resistant design basically aims at minimizing the
possible damage and casualty to an acceptable level.
Regarding the earthquake resistant structural design, it essential that the specific design code is followed.
For the analysis and design checking of this building, Equivalent Static Force Method of BNBC (2006) is
followed. The main considerations for calculation of earthquake load are given below.
  Zone co-efficient, Z = 0.15 (zone 2, As Per BNBC 2006)
  Structure importance co-efficient, I = 1.00 (Standard Occupancy, Table 6.2.23, BNBC 2006)

  where Numerical co-efficient, Ct = 0.03 in SI unit for RC structural moment resisting frame.

  where Numerical co-efficient, Ct = 0.035 in SI unit for Steel structural moment frame.

  Response modification co-efficient, R= 6 (For Steel) (OMF, Table 6.2.24, BNBC)

  Response modification co-efficient, R= 5 (For RCC) (OMRF, Table 6.2.24, BNBC)

 
Site co-efficient, S3= 1.5 (type 3 soil as suggested in Table 6.2.25, BNBC)
3.5 METHOD OF ANALYSIS

Depending on the type of project, there are several well-established methods among which Finite Element
Method (FEM) is perhaps the most sophisticated and all -encompassing one. For analysis and design
checking of the building, powerful finite element based structural design software package SAP2000
V21.0.2 has been employed for analysis. Some aspects of the analysis process are discussed in the following
paragraphs.
A full three-dimensional modelling of the structure has been developed using frame and plate/shell
elements. At base level, the columns are assumed to be hinged for shed on RCC building and fixed for
shed on steel building.
3.6 LOADING AND LOAD COMBINATION

The basic sources of loads are described in earlier section. These loads are applied on the mod el in seven
basic categories. These are as follows:
  Self-weight of structure (SW).
  Floor finish and partition wall (SDEAD).

  Live load on roof (LL).

  Earthquake load on North-South Direction (Ex).

  Earthquake load on East-West Direction (Ey).

  Wind load on North-South Direction (Wx).

 
Wind load on East-West Direction (Wy).
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These seven basic load cases are analysed in ETABS V2016.2.0 . The results are then combined in
accordance with the specifications set forth by BNBC 2006 guideline.
Load Combinations for Steel Structures:
Where, D = Dead Load, Lf = Floor live load, Lr = Roof live load, W = wind load and E =
earthquake load.
Over Previously approved model, For shed loads, load pattern have ben included differently as
WindS , and has been incorporated with load combinations.
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Fig: Previous approved model, Winds, And for shed newly generated Windx s , merged them
in load combinations.
3.7 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

In any finite element analysis, applying appropriate boundary conditions are important. Without
appropriate boundary conditions the model of building structure may not be stable. On the other hand,
application of excessive restraints may render the structure too stiff resulting in development of
unreasonable stresses. For a structure like this building, it is reasonable to assume that the bases of columns
are not fully restrained in all directions.
3.8 APPLICATION OF LOAD AND ANALYSIS

A static analysis is performed using the loadings and combinations of loads (mentioned earlier) for the
factory building. Some pictorial representation of the analysis results is shown in figures below.
Figure 3.8.1: Deflected Shape of roof shed on RCC Building
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4.1 CONDITION OF STEEL MEMBERS OF ROOF SHED ON RCC BUILDING
4.1.1 Checking Adequacy of Steel Column & RAFTERS

Column layout plan from model snap shot is shown in Figure 4.1.2 and Figure 4.1.2 . Results has been
shown based on model grid. Assessment of columns (P-M-M Interaction Ratio) considering live load for
steel column. According to standard practice, column with P-M-M value greater than 1.0 is considered
as inadequate. Steel column of both shed shown in Figure 4.1.1 from Design Drawing.
Figure 4.1.1: Steel column Layout Plan
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Figure 4.1.2: Steel member pmm stress ratio for shed 1 & 2
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Fig: Shed 1 -Steel shed over RCC portion of main building stress ratio
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TABLE: Steel Frame Summary - AISC LRFD

93 For shed 1 :
Design PMM Remar
Story Type Design Section PMM Combo Ratio ks
Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+X)(C) 0.393 OK

Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st0.9DL+1.3WY(T) 0.883 OK
Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.703 OK
Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.152 OK
Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.207 OK
Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.377 OK
Shed Ridge Column Rs1.SC2-125(5)X210(4) st0.9DL+1.3Wx(T) 0.355 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC3-150(5)X310(4) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+X)(C) 0.408 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC3-150(5)X310(4) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(T) 0.659 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC1-125(5)X250(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.267 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC1-125(5)X250(4) st0.9DL+1.3WY(T) 0.396 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC1-125(5)X250(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+1.6Lr(C) 0.172 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC1-125(5)X250(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.499 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC1-125(5)X250(4) st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.789 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC3-150(5)X310(4) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+Y)(C) 0.419 OK
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Shed Level Column Rs1.SC3-150(5)X310(4) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(-Y)(C) 0.424 OK
Shed Level Column Rs1.SC1-125(5)X250(4) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(T) 0.606 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st0.9DL+1.5EQY(C) 0.43 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.426 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var2 st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.493 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var2 st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.485 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.5EQY(C) 0.426 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.423 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.454 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st0.9DL+1.3WY(T) 0.458 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.45 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.416 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.515 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.539 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.515 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.5EQx(T) 0.498 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(C) 0.539 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.538 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.538 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.512 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var2 st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.759 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var2 st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.764 OK
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Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.49 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.496 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.518 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
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Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.491 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.528 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var2 st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.531 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st0.9DL+1.3Wx(T) 0.313 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var2 st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(C) 0.691 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.451 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.509 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(C) 0.383 OK
Rs1.R1 200-
Shed Ridge Beam 300(4)X125(5)var st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.4 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(C) 0.383 OK
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Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(C) 0.309 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.3Wx(T) 0.254 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(C) 0.582 OK
Shed Ridge Beam Rs1.R1 200(4)X125(5)s st0.9DL+1.3Wx(T) 0.501 OK
Shed Level Beam Rs1.Cnt 100(5)X200(4) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(C) 0.014 OK
Shed Level Beam Rs1.Cnt 100(5)X200(4) st0.9DL+1.3WY(T) 0.111 OK
Shed Level Beam Rs1.Cnt 100(5)X200(4) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.162 OK
Table : PMM Stress ratio of shed 2 (shed over steel building portion
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PMM stress ratio of shed 2 members: AISC LRFD1993
Design PMM Remark

Story Type Design Section PMM Combo Ratio s
Shed st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+Y)(C
Level Column RS2.SC4-150(8)X316(5) ) 0.17 OK
Shed st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-
Level Column RS2.SC4-150(8)X316(5) Y)(T) 0.379 OK
Shed
Level Column RS2.SC4-150(8)X316(5) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+1.6Lr(C) 0.257 OK
Shed
Level Column RS2.SC4-150(8)X316(5) st0.9DL+1.3Wx(T) 0.47 OK
Shed Rs2.SC5-
Level Column 150(16)X332(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+1.6Lr(C) 0.194 OK
Shed Rs2.SC5-
Level Column 150(16)X332(10) st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.529 OK
Shed Rs2.SC5-
Shed Rs2.SC5-
Level Column 150(16)X332(10) st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.477 OK
Shed
Shed st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T
Shed Rs2.SC5-
Shed Rs2.SC5- st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T
Level Column 150(16)X332(10) ) 0.603 OK
Shed Rs2.SC5-
Shed Rs2.SC5- st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T
Level Column 150(16)X332(10) ) 0.55 OK
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Shed
Shed st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR2 125(8)X210(5) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(C) 0.001 OK
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR2 125(8)X210(5) st0.9DL+1.3W-Y(T) 0.012 OK
Shed st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-
Level Beam Rs2.SR2 125(8)X210(5) Y)(C) 0.48 OK
Shed
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR3 125(10)X216(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(C) 0.001 OK
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR3 125(10)X216(6) st0.9DL+1.3WY(T) 0.02 OK
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR3 125(10)X216(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+1.6Lr(C) 0.331 OK
Shed
Shed st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C
Level Beam Rs2.SR2 125(8)X210(5) ) 0.001 OK
Shed
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR2 125(8)X210(5) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+1.6Lr(C) 0.291 OK
Shed
Shed st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C
Level Beam Rs2.SR1 125(5)X210(4) ) 0.004 OK
Shed
Level Beam Rs2.SR1 125(5)X210(4) st0.9DL+1.3WY(T) 0.02 OK
Shed
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4.1.3 Checking Adequacy of Steel bracings

Figure 4.1.16 to Figure 4.1.17 shows the condition of steel Bracings. According to standard practice,
members with P-M-M value greater than 1.0 is considered as inadequate.
Figure 4.1.18: Condition of Steel bracing
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Figure 4.1.19: Condition of Steel bracing
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Serviceability Check:
BEAM DEFLECTION STUDY:

(Ref: Table 6.6.4, BNBC 2006; Paragraph 10.10.3, BNBC 2006)
Table 3-6: Maximum Allowable Deflection of Roof Beam
Type of Member Deflection Deflection Limitation
to be Considered
Floors not supported or attached to Immediate deflection due to live L/180
nonstructural elements likely to be load LL (L = Clear Span)
damaged by large deflections
(For unplastered roof constructiion)
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Beam
Story ID Span Length Mid Span Deflection Allowable Deflection
Remarks
ID (ft) (in) for LL (in)
Roof 216(6)x125(10) 18.5 0.09 1.23 Ok
Story Beam Span

Mid Span Deflection Allowable Deflection
Length Remarks
ID (in) for LL (in)
ID (ft)
Roof-Rafter Grid 6 R 125(5)x200(4) 21.65 0.188 1.44 Ok

Roof Rafter Grid 5 R 125(10)x200(6) 19.2 0.11 1.27 Ok
Maximum Allowable Drift: Ref: Table 1.5.6.1, BNBC 2006)
Drift for Wind Loading

Height of Structure Drift
h = height of structure 0.005h
Drift for Seismic Loading
Period of Structure Drift
T<0.70 s 0.025h; h = height of structure
T > 0.70 s 0.020h; h = height of structure
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Fig: Displacement & drift values from FEM Analysis for Wind and EQ
Column ID Grid Height Allowable drifting

Actual
no (ft)
drifting Remark
from
(in)
FEM
RSC1 250(4)-125(5) D 42.0 WindS Y 2.52 1.19 Ok
RSC1 250(4)-125(5) F 42.0 Wind Y 2.52 0.69 Ok
RSC1 250(4)-125(5) G 42.0 WindS -Y 2.52 1.06 Ok
RSC3 310(4)-150(5) I 42.0 WindS Y 2.52 1.11 Ok
RSC1 250(4)-125(5) H 42.0 EQy 12 1.81 Ok
Story Drift Check from ETABS value: BNBC 1.6.5.1
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Storey Drift Limitation check

Structure type Ct m
Steel moment-resisting frames 0.0724 0.8
Total hight of the building (hx) --> 20.87 meters
Time period (T) --> 0.82 sec
For all case/combo, max Storey Drift from Structure--> 0.01264 mm
After Descending
Storey Drift Limitation (Δ) = 0.08348 mm
Check is Ok.
Shed level deflection check:
Column Allowable
Story ID Height H Sideway Deflection
Deflection (mm), Remarks
ID (m) (mm) for EQ
H/90
Roof C-125(5)x250(4) 3.489 30.15 38.77 Ok
Roof C-125(5)x250(4) 3.489 27.85 38.77 Ok
Roof C5-150(16)x330(10) 2.756 16.53 30.63 Ok
Roof C4-150(8)316(5) 2.756 9.4 30.63 Ok
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End Plate connection adequacy check Ram connection:
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Rafter-to-Rafter connection plate & Bolt Adequacy Check:
Depth of girder/beam, d = 200 mm 7.874 in

Thickness of the web, tw = 4 mm 0.157 in
Flange width of the girder/beam, b f = 125 mm 4.921 in
Flange thickness of the beam, tf = 5 mm 0.197 in
Allowable shear stress for A325 (bearing type), Fv = 21 ksi (From table 7.1, pp~185)
Allowable tensile stress of one bolt, F t = 44 ksi
Tensile strength of electrode material (E70 electrodes), F u = 70 ksi
Shank diameter of bolts, db = A325 0.47244 in 12 mm
SOLUTION:
Number of bolts above and below the tension flange:
Tensile force developed in the tension flange, Ff = M/(d - tf) = 18.44 kips
Shank area of the bolt (one), Av = 3.141 x d b2 /4 = 0.1753 in2
Tensile force capacity per bolt, Rt = Av x Ft = 7.71 kips
Hence, Required number of bolts in tensile force zone, Nb = T / Rt = 2.39
(Symmetrical placement above and below the tension flange should be done)
Try 0.4724409 in diameter bolt = 8 nos.
Welding Size:
Shear force in fillet welds, Rw = T / Lw = T / (2bf - tw) = 1.9 kips/in
Required weld size, a = Rw /(0.3Fu x 0.707) = 0.13 in 4 mm
Width of the Joint Plate:

Width of the joint plate, W = bf + 1 = 5.921 in 151 mm
Lenght of the Joint Plate:

Minimum erection clearance for bolts, E = 1 in
Minimum edge distance (Center of hole to edge of joint plate), Le = 1 in
Positions of bolts above tension flange, Pf = a + E = 1.13 in
Length of the joint plate, L = d + 2(s + Le) = 12.134 in 309 mm OK
Thickness of the Joint Plate:

Moment arm for bending moment of joint plate, Pe = Pf - a - (db/4) = 0.88 in
Ca = 1.13
Cb = bf / W = 0.912
Area of the tension flange, Af = bf x tf = 0.969 in2
Area of web (clear of flanges), Aw = (d - 2tf) x tw = 1.174 in2
am = CaCb(Af / Aw)1/3 (Pe / db)1/4 = 1.13
Bending moment acting on the joint plate, M = amFfPe/4 = 4.58 kips-in
Required joint plate thickness, tp = 6M / (0.75Fy x W) = 0.41 in 11 mm
Provided 12 mm
Hence OK
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5. Checking Adequacy of Existing 5 storied Building regarding above roof top sheds
Previously approved document & FEM analysis, report shows that the building was approved
considering one proposed new floor over 5 story, & then roof top shed over RCC portion was
suggested.
In this current analysis, we considered 5 story building & as built roof sheds.
Fig: Additional 1 upper story was considered in retrofit drawing design & FEM. (From previous approved report)
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Member adequacy check of existing 5 storied Building:
RCC member stress ratio check:
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Fig: Ground floor adequacy check
Fig: 1st floor adequacy check
Fig: 2nd floor adequacy check
Fig: 3rd floor adequacy check

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Fig: 4th floor adequacy check
Fig: Roof floor adequacy check
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Fig: RCC Column pmm stress ratio at grid 1 , 2 & 3 (<1.0, ok)
Steel member adequacy check of main building:
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Fig: Steel Building all column pmm stress ratio (1.0, ok)
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TABLE: Steel Column Frame Summary - AISC LRFD 93

Design
Story Type Design Section PMM Combo PMM Ratio Remarks
Shed Level Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.089 ok

Shed Level Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.039 ok
Shed Level Column SOC-250(5)X175(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.579 ok
Shed Level Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(-Y)(C) 0.02 ok
Shed Level Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.011 ok
Shed Level Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.028 ok
Shed Level Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.01 ok
Roof Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.199 ok
Roof Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.133 ok
Roof Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.14 ok
Roof Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.227 ok
Roof Column reSC-400(10)X200(8) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.362 ok
Roof Column reSC-400(10)X200(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.505 ok
Roof Column reSC-400(10)X200(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.251 ok
Roof Column SC-400(6)X270(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.247 ok
Roof Column SC-400(6)X270(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.733 ok
Roof Column STC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.238 ok
Roof Column reSTC3-220(5)X200(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.121 ok
Roof Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.165 ok
Roof Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.161 ok
Roof Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.154 ok
Roof Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.111 ok
Roof Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+X)(T) 0.109 ok
Roof Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.042 ok
4th Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.221 ok
4th Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.163 ok
4th Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st0.9DL+1.5EQx(T) 0.074 ok
4th Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.347 ok
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4th Floor Column reSC-400(10)X200(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.41 ok
4th Floor Column STC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.339 ok
4th Floor Column reSTC3-220(5)X200(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.144 ok
4th Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.184 ok
4th Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.16 ok
4th Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.158 ok
4th Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.131 ok
4th Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.169 ok
4th Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.067 ok
3rd Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.402 ok
3rd Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.199 ok
3rd Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.418 ok
3rd Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.481 ok
3rd Floor Column reSC2-408(10)X220(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.361 ok
3rd Floor Column reSC2-408(10)X220(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.217 ok
3rd Floor Column STC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.581 ok
3rd Floor Column reSTC3-220(5)X200(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.193 ok
3rd Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.236 ok
3rd Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.183 ok
3rd Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.192 ok
3rd Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.162 ok
3rd Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.116 ok
3rd Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.365 ok
3rd Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.083 ok
2nd Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.558 ok
2nd Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.262 ok
2nd Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.662 ok
2nd Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.684 ok
2nd Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.592 ok
2nd Floor Column SOC-500(10)X200(16) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.715 ok
2nd Floor Column reSC2-408(10)X220(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.47 ok
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2nd Floor Column reSC2-408(10)X270(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.359 ok
2nd Floor Column STC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.75 ok
2nd Floor Column reSTC3-220(5)X200(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.212 ok
2nd Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.309 ok
2nd Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.205 ok
2nd Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.229 ok
2nd Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.18 ok
2nd Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.131 ok
2nd Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.525 ok
2nd Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.138 ok
1st Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 1.01 ok
1st Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.906 ok
1st Floor Column STC-200(5)X100(8) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.353 ok
1st Floor Column reSOC-512(16)X200(22) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.659 ok
1st Floor Column reSOC-512(16)X200(22) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-Y(T) 0.234 ok
1st Floor Column reSOC-512(16)X200(22) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.687 ok
1st Floor Column reSOC-512(16)X200(22) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.241 ok
1st Floor Column reSOC-512(16)X200(22) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.631 ok
1st Floor Column reSOC-512(16)X200(22) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.68 ok
1st Floor Column reBSC1-416(16)X220(20) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.462 ok
1st Floor Column reBSC1-416(16)X270(20) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.451 ok
1st Floor Column reBSC1-416(16)X220(20) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.466 ok
1st Floor Column reSTC3-220(5)X200(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.38 ok
1st Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.522 ok
1st Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.407 ok
1st Floor Column reSTC-200(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.395 ok
1st Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.298 ok
1st Floor Column reSTC2-220(25)X150(18) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.227 ok
1st Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.587 ok
1st Floor Column STC1-300(6)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.225 ok
Steel Building Main Beam stress ratio:
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Fig: Steel portion main beam stress ratio from ground floor to top floor
Steel Building Sub Beam stress ratio:
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Fig: Steel building portion sub beam stress ratio (<1.05, OK)
Table: All steel Beam stress ratio table:

Story Design Type Design Section PMM Combo PMM Ratio Remarks
Shed Level Beam SOB5-300(5)X175(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.464 OK

Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.4DL(C) 0.066 OK
Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.4DL(C) 0.07 OK
Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.082 OK
Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.124 OK
Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(C) 0.041 OK
Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.032 OK
Shed Level Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(C) 0.038 OK
Roof Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.436 OK
Roof Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.417 OK
Roof Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.253 OK
Roof Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(T) 0.202 OK
Roof Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.279 OK
Roof Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+Y)(T) 0.218 OK
Roof Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T) 0.151 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T) 0.258 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(T) 0.082 OK
Roof Beam reSOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.153 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.08 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.095 OK
Roof Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.08 OK
Roof Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.116 OK
Roof Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(C) 0.005 OK
Roof Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(T) 0.004 OK
Roof Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(C) 0.004 OK
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Roof Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
Roof Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(T) 0.29 OK
Roof Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+X)(C) 0.144 OK
Roof Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(-X)(T) 0.144 OK
Roof Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.605 OK
Roof Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.361 OK
Roof Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.354 OK
Roof Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.735 OK
Roof Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.875 OK
Roof Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.681 OK
Roof Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.889 OK
Roof Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+Y)(C) 0.68 OK
Roof Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(-X)(T) 0.732 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.293 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+1.6LR+0.5FL+0.8W(+Y)(T) 0.274 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.117 OK
Roof Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.058 OK
Roof Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(T) 0.376 OK
Roof Beam SOB3-350(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.317 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.565 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.472 OK
4th Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(C) 0.338 OK
4th Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.429 OK
4th Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.195 OK
4th Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.362 OK
4th Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.233 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.384 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(T) 0.173 OK
4th Floor Beam reSOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.235 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.166 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.114 OK
4th Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.1 OK
4th Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.19 OK
4th Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.004 OK
4th Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
4th Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(C) 0.005 OK
4th Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T) 0.004 OK
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4th Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(T) 0.419 OK
4th Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.294 OK
4th Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.262 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.6 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.465 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.385 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.97 OK
4th Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.926 OK
4th Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.881 OK
4th Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.78 OK
4th Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.9 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(C) 0.712 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.272 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.35 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.301 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.204 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.202 OK
4th Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.53 OK
4th Floor Beam SOB3-350(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.368 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.565 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.473 OK
3rd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.457 OK
3rd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(T) 0.328 OK
3rd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(C) 0.293 OK
3rd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.392 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.288 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.469 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.222 OK
3rd Floor Beam reSOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.052 OK
3rd Floor Beam reSOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.291 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.199 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQx(T) 0.188 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.103 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.235 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.004 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.004 OK
3rd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
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3rd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.459 OK
3rd Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.294 OK
3rd Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.294 OK
3rd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.663 OK
3rd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.532 OK
3rd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.38 OK
3rd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.993 OK
3rd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.862 OK
3rd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.912 OK
3rd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(T) 0.738 OK
3rd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.817 OK
3rd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.868 OK
3rd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.737 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.358 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.326 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.258 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.265 OK
3rd Floor Beam SOB3-350(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.329 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.606 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.517 OK
2nd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.488 OK
2nd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.321 OK
2nd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.382 OK
2nd Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.267 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.298 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.488 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.241 OK
2nd Floor Beam reSOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.361 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.234 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.196 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.108 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.29 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(C) 0.005 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T) 0.004 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.004 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
2nd Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.427 OK
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2nd Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.294 OK
2nd Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.262 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.723 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.579 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.38 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 1.01 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.925 OK
2nd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.953 OK
2nd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.953 OK
2nd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(C) 0.763 OK
2nd Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.914 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.886 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.277 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.346 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(C) 0.277 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+Y)(T) 0.27 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.284 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(T) 0.275 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.661 OK
2nd Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.484 OK
2nd Floor Beam SOB3-350(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.329 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.74 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB-450(5)X175(10) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.672 OK
1st Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQx(C) 0.543 OK
1st Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.648 OK
1st Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.541 OK
1st Floor Beam SB-300(5)X150(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQ-X(T) 0.487 OK
1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.446 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+Y)(T) 0.672 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.382 OK
1st Floor Beam reSOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.563 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(+X)(C) 0.134 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.312 OK
1st Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.2 OK
1st Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.11 OK
1st Floor Beam STB-300(5)X100(8) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.426 OK
1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-X)(C) 0.004 OK
1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.004 OK
1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.4DL(T) 0.005 OK
1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.351 OK
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1st Floor Beam STB6-200(5)X100(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.621 OK
1st Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.294 OK
1st Floor Beam SB-300(4)X150(5) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.294 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.926 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.87 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.307 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.894 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.89 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.939 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB2-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.812 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB2-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(T) 0.667 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB2-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.766 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB2-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.802 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ+X)(C) 0.838 OK
1st Floor Beam reMB-508(5)X170(14) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.925 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.439 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(C) 0.463 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.463 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.439 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5LR+0.5FL+1.3W(-Y)(C) 0.553 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(T) 0.567 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-Y)(C) 0.438 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB6-150(5)X75(6) st0.9DL+1.5EQY(T) 0.394 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(C) 0.729 OK
1st Floor Beam MB-500(5)X170(6) st1.2DL+0.5Lf+0.5Lr+1.5(EQ-X)(T) 0.965 OK
1st Floor Beam SOB3-350(5)X150(8) st1.2DL+1.6Lf+0.5Lr(T) 0.326 OK
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4. Serviceability Check:
BEAM DEFLECTION STUDY:
(Ref: Table 6.6.4, BNBC 2006; Paragraph 10.10.3, BNBC 2006)
Table 3-6: Maximum Allowable Deflection of Roof Beam
Type of Member Deflection Deflection Limitation
to be Considered
Floors not supported or attached to Immediate deflection due to live L/180
nonstructural elements likely to be load LL (L = Clear Span)
damaged by large deflections
(For unplastered roof constructiion)
Beam
Story ID Span Length Mid Span Deflection Allowable Deflection
Remarks
ID (ft) (in) for LL (in)
Roof 216(6)x125(10) 18.5 0.09 1.23 Ok
Lateral displacement adequacy check for canteen shed:

Column
Story ID Eave height Sideway Deflection Allowable Deflection
Remarks
ID (ft) (in) for WL (in), H/90
Roof End column SC1 11.0 0.286 1.46 Ok
Lateral displacement adequacy check for whole building:

Column
Story ID Sideway Deflection Allowable Deflection
Height H (m) Remarks
ID (mm) for EQy (mm), H/400
Roof C-10x30 15.56 24.125 38.9 Ok
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Story Drift Check: BNBC 1.6.5.1
Storey Drift Limitation check

Structure type Ct m
Steel moment-resisting frames 0.0724 0.8
Total hight of the building (hx) --> 20.87 meters
Time period (T) --> 0.82 sec
For all case/combo, max Storey Drift from Structure--> 0.01264 mm
After Descending
Storey Drift Limitation (Δ) = 0.08348 mm
Check is Ok.
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Torsional Irregularity Check:
Torsion irregularity Check

Lateral Load Case Direction Δmax Δmin Δavg Δmax/Δavg Irregular Extreme Irregular
Qx X 19.432 18.888 19.16 1.014 Regular Regular
Qy Y 18.503 15.775 17.139 1.080 Regular Regular
Wx X 10.319 9.189 9.754 1.058 Regular Regular
Wy Y 22.054 14.483 18.2685 1.200 Regular Regular
5 FOUNDATION ADEQUACY CHECK :
The Foundation system is Shallow Foundation- Single Rectangular Footing. Footings have been retrofitted as
per approved retrofit drawing.
Note: It is obvious from previous DEA report that foundations were retrofitted & size, rebar was checked
based on 6 story building (including one flat floor for both rcc & steel ) & roof top canteen load. The previous
report footing check load page is attached below. As we have remodeled the roof top canteen sheds in this
approved FEM model & has considered as built condition 5 story building, so, we have found all reaction
loads less than the reactions were used while footing check in approved DEA. Bearing capacity is collected
from previous approved report, soil test report & sample calculation is provided.
However, we are rechecking also footings based on our obtained base reactions.
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Fig: Base reactions for service condition from updated FEM model analysis.
Soil Bearing capacity calculation based on SPT Value:

SPT Calculation From Soil test report:
Footing Depth 8 ft 2.44 m
For 1.5Metre = SPT 3

For 3 Metre = SPT 11
So, For 1.5+0.94=2.44 metre/ 8ft= SPT= 5.01
So, Average SPT= 4.005
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SPT measured in field, N= 4.005

ER = 60
SPT CORRECTION FACTORS (Ref: Bowels - P159)
Sampling method, CS= 1
Rod length correction, CR= 1
Borehole diameter correction, CB= 1
Energy correction factor, CE= 1
N60 = N CS CR CB CE 4.005
Unit weight ,γ= 21 kn/m3
Unit weight of water, γ w= 9.8 kn/m3
Eff. Unit weght, γ' = γ - γ w 11.2 kn/m3
Foundation width, B= 2.44 m
Depth of interest, D f = 2.44 m
Effect. Vertical stress, σ'= γ D f 27.328 kn/m2
Overburden correction factor, C N = (Pa/σ')0.5 1.925548
N1(60) = CN N60 7.71182
General Terzaghi Formula D/B = 1
0.5
φ = [20 N1(60)] + 20 32.4192 degree
0.565823 radian
Nq = e Πtanφ [tan(Π/4+φ/2)]2 24.35104
Nγ = 1.5(Nq-1)tanφ 22.24506
qult = σ' Nq + 0.5 ɣ' B Nɣ 20.2469 ksf
Adopting F.S. (=2.5) 8.09876 ksf
4.04938 tsf
Bearing capacity from soil test report:
At 8ft depth, by interpolation at 8 ft depth, Qall= 0.74423+0.55712 = 1.3 tsf (F.S=3), = 1.3X3/2 (F.S=2)= 1.952 tsf= 3.90
ksf.
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Foundation adequacy check for RCC portion of main Building from updated FEM:
Footing Area Check Punching Shear Check
Footing size Column Size Footing Area Check Punching Shear Check
ColumnJoint Service Factored Footing Concrete Tensile Soi l Net
Type Level Load Load (kip)LengthWidth LengthWidthEffectiveCompressive StrengthPressureDevelop Required Provided Upward Punching Required Design
( kip) 1.2DL+1.6LL (ft) (ft) (in) (in) Depth Strength of Rebar Qall Stress Area Area Remarks Pressure Perimeter Strength Strength Remarks
d (in) fc' (ksi) fy (ksi) (ksf) (ksf) (ft2) (ft2) (ksf) (in) (kip) (kip)
C2 1 164.1 204.6 9 8 44 22 17.5 1.14 40 3.9 2.279167 42.07692 72 0.584 OK 2.841667 202 156.6617 358.066 0.438 OK
C1 2 248.8 315.9 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 3.49193 63.79487 71.25 0.895 OK 4.433684 208 236.3708 400.3046 0.59 OK
C3 3 258.5 328 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 3.62807 66.28205 71.25 1.048 OK 4.603509 208 245.4246 400.3046 0.613 OK
C4 4 199.5 256.5 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.8 51.15385 71.25 0.718 OK 3.6 208 191.925 400.3046 0.479 OK
C2 5 191.1 245.5 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.682105 49 71.25 0.688 OK 3.445614 208 183.6943 400.3046 0.459 OK
C2 6 191.8 246.5 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.69193 49.17949 71.25 0.69 OK 3.459649 208 184.4425 400.3046 0.461 OK
C3 7 191.5 246 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.687719 49.10256 71.25 0.689 OK 3.452632 208 184.0684 400.3046 0.46 OK
C4 8 191.4 245.8 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.686316 49.07692 71.25 0.689 OK 3.449825 208 183.9188 400.3046 0.459 OK
C2 9 188.5 241.2 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.645614 48.33333 71.25 0.678 OK 3.385263 208 180.4768 400.3046 0.451 OK
C2 10 184.9 235.8 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.595088 47.41026 71.25 0.665 OK 3.309474 208 176.4363 400.3046 0.441 OK
C2 1 203.9 259.5 9.5 7.5 44 22 19 1.14 40 3.9 2.861754 52.28205 71.25 0.734 OK 3.642105 208 194.1697 400.3046 0.485 OK
C2 1 155.1 193.1 9 8 44 22 17.5 1.14 40 3.9 2.154167 39.76923 72 0.552 OK 2.681944 202 147.8562 358.066 0.413 OK
C1 2 249.9 315.8 9.5 7.75 44 22 14 1.14 40 3.9 3.394228 64.07692 73.625 0.87 OK 4.289304 188 280.5575 266.5996 1.042 OK
C3 3 412.4 537 11 10 44 22 22.5 1.14 40 4.1 3.749091 100.5854 110 0.914 OK 4.881818 222 436.6769 505.9518 0.863 OK
C4 4 411.4 537.2 11 10 44 22 22.5 1.14 40 4.1 3.74 100.3415 110 0.912 OK 4.883636 222 436.8396 482.56 0.905 OK
C2 5 289.3 381.2 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.61625 74.17949 80 1.04 OK 4.765 198 304.1245 330.9198 1.043 OK
C2 6 280.4 370 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.505 71.89744 80 0.899 OK 4.625 198 295.189 330.9198 0.892 OK
C3 7 281.6 371.3 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.52 72.20513 80 0.903 OK 4.64125 198 296.2262 330.9198 0.895 OK
C4 8 280 370.5 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.5 71.79487 80 0.897 OK 4.63125 198 295.5879 330.9198 0.893 OK
C2 9 281.2 370 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.515 72.10256 80 0.901 OK 4.625 198 295.189 330.9198 0.892 OK
C2 10 275.4 361.52 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.4425 70.61538 80 0.883 OK 4.519 198 288.4236 330.9198 0.872 OK
C2 1 268.4 350.8 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.355 68.82051 80 0.86 OK 4.385 198 279.8711 330.9198 0.846 OK
C1 2 289.9 378.7 10 8 44 22 16.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.62375 74.33333 80 0.929 OK 4.73375 198 345.0695 330.9198 1.043 OK
C3 3 224.9 284.5 10 8 44 22 14.5 1.14 40 3.9 2.81125 57.66667 80 0.721 OK 3.55625 190 231.7675 279.0585 0.831 OK
C4 4 175.2 218.3 8 7 44 22 17.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.128571 44.92308 56 0.802 OK 3.898214 202 152.5379 358.066 0.426 OK
C2 5 243.5 312.7 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.417544 62.4359 71.25 0.876 OK 4.388772 206 235.5536 386.0225 0.61 OK
C2 6 225.7 290.9 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.167719 57.87179 71.25 0.812 OK 4.082807 206 219.1319 386.0225 0.568 OK
C3 7 229.5 297.5 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.221053 58.84615 71.25 0.826 OK 4.175439 206 224.1036 386.0225 0.581 OK
C4 8 235 305.1 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.298246 60.25641 71.25 0.846 OK 4.282105 206 229.8286 386.0225 0.595 OK
C2 9 227 294.1 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.185965 58.20513 71.25 0.817 OK 4.127719 206 221.5424 386.0225 0.574 OK
C2 10 236.2 306.7 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.315088 60.5641 71.25 0.85 OK 4.304561 206 231.0339 386.0225 0.598 OK
C3 7 241 313.1 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.382456 61.79487 71.25 0.867 OK 4.394386 206 235.8549 386.0225 0.611 OK
C4 8 226.7 293 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.181754 58.12821 71.25 0.816 OK 4.112281 206 220.7138 386.0225 0.572 OK
C3 7 221.7 285.5 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.111579 56.84615 71.25 0.798 OK 4.007018 206 215.0641 386.0225 0.557 OK
C4 8 222.4 286.7 9.5 7.5 44 22 18.5 1.14 40 3.9 3.121404 57.02564 71.25 0.8 OK 4.02386 206 215.9681 386.0225 0.559 OK
C3 7 161.4 204.9 9 8 44 22 17.5 1.14 40 4.1 2.241667 39.36585 72 0.547 OK 2.845833 202 156.8914 358.066 0.438 OK
Foundation adequacy check for Steel portion of main Building from updated FEM:
Footing Area Check Punching Shear Check
Footing size Column Size Footing Area Check Punching Shear Check
ColumnJoint Service Factored Footing Concrete Tensile Soi l Net
Type Level Load Load (kip)LengthWidth LengthWidthEffectiveCompressive StrengthPressureDevelop Required Provided Upward Punching Required Design
( kip) 1.2DL+1.6LL (ft) (ft) (in) (in) Depth Strength of Rebar Qall Stress Area Area Remarks Pressure Perimeter Strength Strength Remarks
d (in) fc' (ksi) fy (ksi) (ksf) (ksf) (ft2) (ft2) (ksf) (in) (kip) (kip)
C2 1 139.5 185.8 7.5 6 20 14 15 1.14 40 3.9 3.1 35.76923 45 0.795 OK 4.128889 128 156.6971 194.48 0.806 OK
C1 2 195.9 256.6 8 7.5 20 14 19 1.14 40 3.9 3.265 50.23077 60 0.837 OK 4.276667 144 218.3773 277.134 0.788 OK
C3 3 214.8 286.5 10 6 20 14 21 1.14 40 3.9 3.58 55.07692 60 0.918 OK 4.775 152 238.9158 323.323 0.739 OK
C4 4 312 408.8 10 8 20 14 23 1.14 40 3.9 3.9 80 80 1 OK 5.11 160 352.3416 372.7533 0.945 OK
C2 5 179.1 238.6 10 6 20 14 21 1.14 40 3.9 2.985 45.92308 60 0.765 OK 3.976667 152 198.9714 323.323 0.615 OK
C2 6 316 413 10 8.5 20 14 27 1.14 40 3.9 3.717647 81.02564 85 0.953 OK 4.858824 176 347.9795 481.338 0.723 OK
C3 7 153.5 203.5 10 6 20 14 21 1.14 40 3.9 2.558333 39.35897 60 0.656 OK 3.391667 152 169.7011 323.323 0.525 OK
C4 8 269.5 350.1 10 7.5 20 14 21 1.14 40 3.9 3.593333 69.10256 75 0.921 OK 4.668 152 303.5821 323.323 0.939 OK
C2 9 105.1 138.9 7 6 20 14 16 1.14 40 3.9 2.502381 26.94872 42 0.642 OK 3.307143 132 114.0964 213.928 0.533 OK
C2 10 158.4 204.7 7 7 20 14 16 1.14 40 3.9 3.232653 40.61538 49 0.829 OK 4.177551 132 173.3684 213.928 0.81 OK
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5 CONCLUSIONS
According to BNBC guideline loading condition

 FEM model has been updated based on previous approved FEM & incorporating roof top canteen sheds
in one single model.
 Roof top steel sheds has been checked for strength & serviceability. Both of the shed members were
found safe & within stress allowable limit.
 Previously approved 5 storied FEM model has been checked both for RCC portion & steel portion. All
members are found safe & within stress limit.
 Previously while approval from Alliance, foundations were checked based on 6 story building & roof top
canteen over RCC portion. So, this time from updated model, reaction loads are found lesser as no
proposed new flat floor has been considered in FEM. However, foundation have been checked & found
safe.
 Overall serviceability of the whole structure has been checked & found safe & within allowable limit.

S.L Item Evaluation
01 Foundation Foundation size & thickness are adequate against bearing capacity, settlement, punching
shear and reinforcement
02 Rigid Frame Steel Rafter, Main Beam, Sub Beam and column sections are adequate
03 Lateral Stability and Drifts are in the allowable limit
Serviceability
04 RCC Beam and Pedestal Grade beams and pedestals are adequate.
05 Rigid Connection Connection design is appropriate against moment and axial
06 Roof top shed Sheds are adequate, and main building Ok upon approved alliance report and approval.
6 LIMITATIONS
This report is based on several subject-building site visits, physical observations, structural screening, inconsistent
mappings, measurements, estimations, inspections, review of available documents and analyses by and also of
intuition, judgment and experience of our structural team personnel. The whole report and analysis model have
been generated based on factory provided construction drawing, existing Alliance approved Drawings and FEMS.
6 DISCLAIMER
The assessment engineer made the above observations & recommendations from mathematical modelling of the
building. We applied our best engineering judgments. We do not bear responsibility for any deviation from the
predicted behaviour of the structure caused by uncertainties of performance or calamities.
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ENGINERING ASSESSMENT (EA) REPORT ON:

SIX STORIED MAIN BUILDING INCLUDING ROOF TOP CANTEEN

CONCORDE GARMENTS LIMITED

ECO-TECH CONSTRUCTION LTD.

Client: CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD.

Eco-Tech Construction Ltd.

3.5 METHOD OF ANALYSIS .................................................................................................. 8

4.2 CONDITION OF STEEL MEMBERS OF ROOF SHED ON STEEL BUILDING 19

Figure 3.1.1: 3D View of Analytical Model of Shed on RCC Building............................................... 4

Figure 3.1.2: 3D View of Analytical Model on Steel Building.............................................................. 5

Figure 3.4.2: Live load assignment on roof of Steel Building .............................................................. 6

Figure 3.4.3: Wind load assignment on roof of Steel Building............................................................. 7

Figure 3.8.1: Deflected Shape of roof shed on RCC Building .......................................................... 10

Figure 3.8.2: Deflected Shape of roof shed on RCC Building .......................................................... 11

Figure 4.1.1: Steel column Layout Plan ................................................................................................ 12

Figure 4.1.5: Condition of Steel Column.............................................................................................. 14

Figure 4.1.6: Condition of Steel Column.............................................................................................. 14

Figure 4.1.7: Condition of Steel Column.............................................................................................. 14

Figure 4.1.9: Condition of Steel Rafter ................................................................................................. 15

Figure 4.1.10: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 15

Figure 4.1.11: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 15

Figure 4.1.12: Condition of Rafter Steel ............................................................................................... 15

Figure 4.1.13: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 15

Figure 4.1.14: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 16

Figure 4.1.15: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 16

Figure 4.1.16: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 16

Figure 4.1.17: Condition of Steel Rafter ............................................................................................... 16

Figure 4.1.18: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................. 17

Figure 4.1.19: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................. 18

Figure 4.2.1: Condition of Steel Column.............................................................................................. 19

Figure 4.2.2: Condition of Steel Column.............................................................................................. 19

Figure 4.2.3: Condition of Steel beams ................................................................................................. 20

Figure 4.2.4: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................... 20

Figure 4.2.5: Condition of Steel bracing ............................................................................................... 21

The authority of CONCORDE GARMENTS LTD. has engaged ECO-TECH CONSTRUCTION

Source: Google Earth

Figure 1.1.1: Location of Project

Structural System Frame work of the shed is composed of steel

Floor Area Total building area: 5760 sft (Approx.)

Number of Stories Roof top steel shed

Construction materials Steel

1.2 GENERAL OBJECTIVE

(i). Validate available structural design drawings

2.1 STEEL STRENGTH FROM LABORATORY TEST

3 ANALYSIS FOR STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY

3.1 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM

Figure 3.1.1: 3D View of Analytical Model of Sheds on main Building

3.2 CODES AND PRACTICES

Codes and References Book

3.3 MATERIAL PROPERTY

3.4.1 Dead Loads

3.4.2 Live Load

Figure 3.4.1: Roof Live load assignment on both roof sheds.

Figure 3.4.2: Dead load assignment on roof of Steel Building

3.4.3 Wind Load (W)

Wind Speed 210 Km/hr

Midle Height(h) 62.4 Ft 19.02439

Sustain Wind Pressure= qz =C c C 1 C z Vb *Vb Kn/m2

Struc tural Importanc e Coeffic ient (C 1)= 1 (From Table 6.2.9)

qh (At Average Height)= 1.443 Kn/m2