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DESIGN OF AN INDUSTRIAL
BUILDING

By, Guided by,

Arundhathi Pushpagaran (16) Prof. Biju V
Athira KR (20)
Assistant Professor
Mariya Jose (35)
Sherin K Jose (60)
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OVERVIEW
• Introduction
• Literature review
• Relevance
• Objectives
• Methodology
• Work plan
• References
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INTRODUCTION
• Composite steel and concrete structural members are formed by bonding a steel component
to a concrete component so that the two components now act as one.
• Composite construction also refers to two load-carrying structural members that are
integrally connected and deflect as a single unit.
• Steel-concrete composite elements use concrete’s compressive strength alongside steel's
resistance to tension, and when tied together this results in a highly efficient and
lightweight unit that is commonly used for structures such as multi-storey
buildings and bridges.
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ADVANTAGES
• Used for commercial and other multi-storey buildings
• Concrete acts together with the steel to create a stiffer, lighter, less expensive structure
• Speed and simplicity of construction - Faster to erect, nearly 25% faster then traditional
construction.
• Lighter construction than a traditional concrete building.
• Less material handling at site.
• Better ductility and superior lateral load behavior; better earthquake resistance.
• Ability to cover large column free area in buildings and longer span for bridges/flyovers.
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DISADVANTAGES
• Cost of the connectors which offsets some of the saving in beam material,
• Cost of placing the mechanical shear connectors,
• Erection and construction difficulties when the projecting connectors impede or prevent
workmen from walking on the beams.
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EXAMPLES OF COMPOSITE CONSTRUCTION

1. Millennium Tower (Vienna - Austria)
• 55 storey
• Total height 202 m
• Total ground floor 38000 m2
• Time of erection: 8 months
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EXAMPLES OF COMPOSITE CONSTRUCTION

2. Parking deck “DEZ” (Innsbruck - Austria)
• 4 storeys
• Ground dimensions 60 x 30 m
• Max. span length 10.58 m with 26 cm
slim floor slab (= L/40)
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LITERATURE REVIEW
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RELEVANCE
• Ease and speed in construction and reduction in concrete used.
• More load to weight ratio
• Low maintenance and increased life span
• Cost effective
• Environment friendly owing to lesser quantity of concrete used
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OBJECTIVES
• To design an industrial building having

• multistoreyed car parking composite structure G+3 floors

• pre-engineered building of span- 36m x 48m

• To analyze the designed structure for stability and safety using ETABs

• To design the superstructure using composite construction technology using Eurocodes and
American codes for multistoreyed car parking structure.

• To design a pre-engineered building using relevant IS codes

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METHODOLOGY
• To design a multistoreyed car parking structure G+3 floors using composite construction
technology
• Fixing up of dimensions of structures for 25 cars.
• Load calculations using relevant IS codes
• Analysis of G+3 superstructure using ETABs
• Design of superstructure elements
• Composite slab
• Composite beam
• Composite columns
• Design of foundation
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METHODOLOGY
• To design an industrial building having pre-engineered building of span- 36m x 48m
• Design of superstructure consisting of
• Gable frame
• Beams
• Purlins
• Sag rods
• bracings
• Design of substructure consisting of
• Base plate
• Anchor bolts
• footing
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WORK PLAN
Description of Work Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Apr-20
Literature review
Preliminary dimensions of structure
Analysis of G+3 Structure using ETABs
Analysis of PEB structure
Design of G+3 composite structure
Design of PEB structure
Final drawings and report submission
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Reference