5-STOREY RC SCHOOL BUILDING 1

Overview
A. Introduction
B. Graphical User Interface
C. Project Background
• Structural Plans
• Design Criteria
D. Definition of Properties
• Material Properties
• Section Properties
E. Geometry Modeling
• Frame Wizard
• Node-Element Creation
x
• Building Generation
• Story Data
F. Boundary Conditions
• Support Conditions
G. Loads
• Gravity Loads
• Lateral Loads

H. Analysis
• Response Spectrum
Analysis
I. Design
INTRODUCTION 2

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Notes
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 3

Menu Bar

Ribbon Menu

Tool Bar

Works Tree Navigation Tool Bar

Message Window

Status Bar

Notes
PLANS 4

2400
1600

3400
3400

Framing Plan View

Notes a. Structural framing plans are typical from 2nd floor to roof deck.
ELEVATION 5

Section View

Notes
DESIGN CRITERIA 6
DESIGN CRITERIA
1. Design Code: NSCP 2015, UBC 1997, IBC 2012/ASCE7-10

2. Material Properties:

2.1 Concrete Compressive Strength (fc’):

2.1.1 Columns/Beams = 4000 psi

2.2 Reinforcing Bar Yield Strength (fy):

2.2.1 Main Reinforcing Bars = 414 MPa (60 ksi)
2.2.2 Ties/Stirrups = 276 MPa (40 ksi)
3. Design Loads:

3.1 Dead Loads

3.1.1 Classroom and Corridor:

• Slab self weight (125mm thk) = 3 kPa
• Topping and floor finish (25psf) = 1.2 kPa
• Ceiling and utilities (5psf) = 0.24 kPa
• Partition (25psf) = 1.2 kPa
• Wall Load = 10.87 KN/m
3.1.2 Roof deck
• Slab self weight (125mm thk) = 3 kPa
• Topping and floor finish (25psf) =1.2 kPa
• Ceiling and utilities (5psf) = 0.24 kPa

Notes a. Refer to NSCP 2015 Chapter 2, Section 204, 205, 207, and 208
DESIGN CRITERIA 7

DESIGN CRITERIA

3.2 Live Load

3.2.1 Classrooms = 1.9 kPa
3.2.2 Corridor (above ground) = 3.8 kPa
3.2.3 Roof deck (same as occupancy) = 1.9 kPa

3.3 Wind Load (IBC 2012/ASCE 7-10)

3.3.1 Basic Wind Speed (300 kph) = 187.5 mph
3.3.2 Exposure Category =B
3.3.3 Mean Roof Height = 18 m
3.3.4 Directional Factor, kdx kdy = 0.85
3.3.5 Gust Effect Factor, Gx Gy = 0.85

3.4 Seismic Load (UBC 1997)

3.4.1 Soil Profile Type = Sc
3.4.2 Seismic Zone Factor = 4 (0.4)
3.4.3 Seismic Source Type =A
3.4.4 Distance to Seismic Source = 10 km
3.4.5 Importance Factor =1
3.4.6 Ductility Coefficient, Rx Ry = 8.5 (SMRF)

Notes a. Refer to NSCP 2015 Chapter 2, Section 204, 205, 207, and 208
DESIGN CRITERIA 8
SUMMARY

3.5 Floor Loads to be Considered

3.5.1 Classrooms
• Dead Load = 5.64 kPa
• Live Load = 1.90 kPa
3.5.2 Corridor
• Dead Load = 5.64 kPa
• Live Load = 3.80 kPa
3.2.3 Roof deck
• Dead Load = 4.44 kPa
• Live Load = 1.90 kPa

User Occupancy Load in Kpa

Classroom 1.9

Schools Corridors above ground floor 3.8

Ground floor corridors 4.8

Table 205-1 (NSCP 2015)

Notes
DESIGN CRITERIA 9

Properties

1. Material Property: ASTM(RC) = Grade C4000 (4000psi)

2. Section Properties:
2.1 Columns
• C1 = 600mm x 600mm
• C2 = 500mm x 500mm
2.2 Girders/Beams
• G1 = 300mm x 550mm
• G2 = 300mm x 450mm
• G3 = 300mm x 500mm
• B1 = 250mm x 450mm

3. Stiffness Scale Factors:

3.1 Columns = 0.7Ig
3.2 Girders = 0.35Ig

Member and Condition Moment of Inertia

Columns 0.7Ig
Beams 0.35Ig

Table 406.6.3.1(a) (NSCP 2015)

Notes
START UP 10

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START UP 11

ONLINE MANUAL

- Definition and use of

each icons/functions
- Sample input
- FAQ’s and GUI

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Notes
START UP 12

1. Click NEW

Notes
START UP 13

1. Go to Tools

2. Click Preferences

3. Click Design/Load Code

Steel Concrete
Design Code AISC 15th(LRFD16) NSCP 2015
Rebar Material PNS49 (RC)

Notes
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 14

1. Click SAVE

2. Input
File Name

3. Click Save

Notes a. Always save in a folder so temporary files will be contained.

DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 15

1. Go to Properties tab

2. Click Material Properties

3. Click Add

Notes
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 16

1. Select Concrete

2. Set Standard as
ASTM (RC)

3. Choose Grade C4000 in DB

4. Click OK

a. To modify concrete or steel properties, you may set your Standard as “NONE”- you will define a dummy beam
Notes
for example
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 17

3. Select DB/User
4. Choose Solid
Rectangle

5. Input Name
6. Set as User

1. Go to Section Name H (m) B (m)

2. Click Add C1 0.6 0.6
C2 0.5 0.5

7. Refer to the table

for inputs

8. Verify, it should
be Center-Center

9. Click Apply

a. After clicking the Apply button, you may repeat Step 5 and Step 7 to define the second column (C2).
Notes
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 18

2. Choose Center Top 3. Click OK

1. Click Change Offset

Notes
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 19

1. Input Name
Name H (m) B (m)
G1 0.55 0.3
G2 0.45 0.3
G3 0.5 0.3
B1 0.45 0.25
2. Refer to the
table for inputs

4. Click Close after inputting all

the details in the table

3. Click Apply

a. After clicking the Apply button, you may repeat Step 1 and Step 2 to define the rest of the girders
Notes
b. Click OK instead of Apply after inputting B1
 Z
Y X
Global
Z Z X
X

Y Y

Section Section

3D
3D

BEAM COLUMN

Note: X-axis is along the length of the member regardless the type of element

LOCAL AXIS
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 21

1. Go to Scale Factor

3. Input
Iyy = 0.7
2. Select C1 and C2 Izz = 0.7

4. Click Add/Replace

a. Refer to NSCP 2015 Table 406.6.3.1(a) for scale factor values.

Notes
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 22

1. Input
Iyy = 0.35
Izz = 0.35

2. Select G1 TO B1
3. Click Add/Replace

4. Verify

Notes
DEFINITION OF PROPERTIES 23

1. Verify in the Works Tree

a. All inputs will be recorded in the works tree.

Notes
GEOMETRY 24

1. Go to Structure Tab > Base

Structures > Frame

Notes
GEOMETRY 25

1. Refer to the table for

inputs in X-Coord

Distance (m) Repeat

2. Click Add X-Coord 4 1
4.5 10
4 1

Notes
GEOMETRY 26

1. Refer to the table for

inputs in Z-Coord

Distance (m) Repeat

2. Click Add Z-Coord 2.5 1
7 1

Notes
GEOMETRY 27

1. Go to the Edit tab

2. Click Generate Frame

3. Select
Material= Grade C4000
Section= G1

Notes
GEOMETRY 28

1. Go to the Insert tab

2. Set Insert Point to 0,0,0

3. Input Alpha to -90

4. Set Origin Point to 0,0,0

5. Click OK

Notes
 Alpha = -90

X-Z Plane

X-Y Plane

Z
Y X
Global

FRAME WIZARD
MOVE ROTATE

Move Rotate

wheel click Ctrl + wheel click

ZOOM OUT ZOOM IN

scroll scroll up
down

MOUSE NAVIGATION
1. From LEFT TO RIGHT - select nodes/elements that are completely bounded by the window.

1. From RIGHT TO LEFT - select nodes/elements that are completely bounded by the window as well as
the intersected members.

SELECTION OF NODES AND ELEMENTS

GEOMETRY 32

1. Go to the Node/Element tab

2. Click Change Parameters

3. Select Single

5. Choose Element Local Axis

6. Select Element Type as Frame

7. Verify, it should be 0

4. Select all Members

8. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 33

1. Click Display (CTRL + E)

2. Click Element

3. Check Local Axis

4. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 34

2. Click Extrude
1. Go to Node/Element tab.

3. Set Extrude Type as Node -> Line Element

4. Check Reverse I-J (refer to figure 1.0)

End Node: J

5. Set Element Type as Beam

6. Select
Figure 1.0
Material= Grade C4000
Section = C1

Start Node: I

Notes
 Start Node: I End Node: J
LEVEL 2

GROUND
End Node: J Start Node: I

REVERSE I-J
GEOMETRY 36

1. Scroll down

2. Set dx, dy, dz to 0, 0, -3.6

4. Click Apply

3. Select the whole structure

Notes
GEOMETRY 37

2. Go to Draw tab

1. Go to Display Option

3. Click Random Color for

Section/ Thickness Color

4. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 38

5. Click Divide

1. Click Display
(Ctrl + E)

2. Select Element

3. Check Local Direction

4. Click OK

a. Checking Local Direction in this option will show >> arrow. This >> arrow is used by the program to
Notes denote the start and end nodes.
GEOMETRY 39

1. Go to Top View

4. Select

2. Select Unequal Distance

3. Set x to 3.4

5. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 40

1. Click Create Element

2. Select General Beam/Tapered Beam

3. Select
Material= Grade C4000
Section = B1

Notes
GEOMETRY 41

1. Scroll down

1 2 1 2

2. Select first the Nodal

Connectivity then select the
Nodes (as shown) from Left to
Right to create element

3. Click Close

Notes
 End Node: J
TOP

Start Node: I End Node: J

LEFT RIGHT
BOTTOM
Start Node: I

COLUMN BEAM

RECOMMENDED MODELING TECHNIQUE (FRAMES)

GEOMETRY 43

1. Go to Boundary

2. Go to Beam End Release

4. Select

3. Select Pinned-Pinned

5. Click Close

a. Green dot will appear at ends to denote that the program has released the ends.
Notes
 GEOMETRY 44

1. Go to Node/Element tab
2. Click Divide

5. Select

3. Click Unequal Distance

4. Type x= 2.4

6. Click Apply

a. The distance 2.4m will begin at the start node (left part).
Notes
GEOMETRY 45

2. Select

1. Type x= 1.6

3. Click Apply

a. The distance 1.6m will begin at the start node (left part).
Notes
GEOMETRY 46

1. Click Create Elements

2. Select General
beam/Tapered beam

3. Select
Material= Grade C4000
Section = B1

Notes
GEOMETRY 47

1. Scroll

2 2

1 1

2. Select first the Nodal

Connectivity then select the
Nodes.

Notes
GEOMETRY 48

1. Go to the Boundary tab

2. Click Beam End Release

4. Select beams

3. Click Pinned-Pinned

5. Click Apply then Close

Notes
GEOMETRY 49

3. Drag and Drop C2

1. Select Z in Selection
Filter by Axis
2. Select by Window columns at
the 3rd row (Grid C)

Notes
GEOMETRY 50

3. Drag and Drop G2

1. Select X in Selection
Filter by Axis
2. Select by Window beams at
the 3rd row (Grid C)

Notes
GEOMETRY 51

2. Go to the Boundary tab

5. Drag and Drop G3

4. Unselect these elements

(Shift + Select By Window)

1. Select Y in Selection
Filter by Axis
3. Select by Window all beams

a. The font colors under Section in Works Tree are now black– an indication that all sections have been
Notes assigned.
 GEOMETRY 52

2. Go to the Structure tab

3. Click Control Data > Building Generation

4. Input
Number of Copies = 4
Distance (Global Z) = 3.6

1. Select none in
5. Click Add
Selection Filter by Axis

Notes
GEOMETRY 53

1. Scroll down

2. Select by window
all elements

3. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 54

1. Go to
Front View

3. Delete

2. Select

Notes
GEOMETRY 55

1. Input
Number of Copies = 1
Distance (Global Z) = -1

2. Click Add

Notes
GEOMETRY 56

1. Click Select Single

2. Select columns as shown

3. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 57

1. Go to Structure tab

2. Select Control Data > Control Data

3. Check Use Ground Level and input -3.6 in

Ground Level input bar

4. Click OK

Notes
GEOMETRY 58

1. Go to Structure tab

2. Select Control Data > Story

4. Verify

5. Click OK

3. Click Auto Generate Story Data

Notes
GEOMETRY 59

1. Set as Do not consider

2. Click Close

Notes
GEOMETRY 60

1. Click Display
2. Select Element (Ctrl + E)
1. Scroll down

3. Uncheck Local
Direction

4. Click OK 2. Select by window

all elements

3. Click Apply

Notes
GEOMETRY 61

1. Go to Node/Element tab
2. Click Intersect

3. Click Select Single

4. Select the whole

5. Click Apply
structure

Notes
GEOMETRY 62

1. Go to Structure tab
2. Click Check Duplicate Elements

3. Verify on Message Window

Notes
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS 63

1. Go to Boundary tab

2. Click Define Supports

3. Click Select Single

5. Check D-All and R-all

6. Click Apply then Close

4. Select all nodes as shown

a. D- Displacement; R-Rotation; Rw-Warping

Notes
LOADS 64

1. Go to Load tab

3. Click Static Load Cases

2. Click Static Loads

4. Input the ff, clicking Add after every load case:

Name Type
1. DL Dead Load (D)
2. LL Live Load (L)
3. WX Wind Load on Structure (W)
4. WY Wind Load on Structure (W)
5. EX Earthquake (E)
6. EY Earthquake (E)

5. Click Close

Notes
LOADS 65

1. Click Self Weight

2. Input Z = -1

3. Click Add > Close

Notes
LOADS 66

1. Go to Structure tab

2. Click Structure Type

3. Check Convert Self-Weight into Masses

> Choose Convert to X,Y

4. Click OK

a. Make sure that the Consider Off-diagonal Masses remains unchecked to avoid error.
Notes
LOADS 67

1. Click Assign Floor Loads > Define

Floor Load Type

2. Input Name as Classroom

3. Input

Load Case Floor Load

DL -5.64
LL -1.9

4. Click Add

a. Take note of the unit in the status bar if it corresponds with the desired input. In this case: KN m
Notes
LOADS 68

1. Input Name as Corridor

2. Input

Load Case Floor Load

DL -5.64
LL -3.8

3. Click Add

a. Take note of the unit in the status bar if it corresponds with the desired input. In this case: KN m
Notes
LOADS 69

1. Input Name as Roofdeck

2. Input

Load Case Floor Load

DL -4.44
LL -1.9

3. Click Add

a. Take note of the unit in the status bar if it corresponds with the desired input. In this case: KN m
Notes
LOADS 70

1. Go to Load tab
2. Click Loads to Masses

3. Choose X,Y

4. Input
Load Case: DL
Scale Factor: 1
> Add

5. Click OK

Notes
LOADS 71

1. Click Activate by
Identifying (Ctrl + D)

2. Choose Story

3. Select 2F

4. Choose Floor

5. Click Active > Close

Notes
LOADS 72

1. Go to Load tab

2. Select Assign Floor Loads

> Assign Floor Loads

3. Select Classroom in Load Type

and Two Way in Distribution

Notes
LOADS 73

1. Scroll down

2. Check Copy Floor Load > Axis: Z > Distance [email protected]

Notes
 LOADS 74

Node 4

Node 3

2. Click the nodes encompassing the Classroom Areas

Node 1
(Node 1 -> Node 2 -> Node 3 -> Node 4 -> Node 1)

Node 2

1. Click Nodes Defining Loading Area

a. Do not click Apply to avoid having duplicate loads.

Notes
LOADS 75

1. Select Corridor in Load Type

and One Way in Distribution

2. Check Copy Floor Load > Axis: Z > Distance [email protected]

Notes
1 4 1 2

2 3 4 3

Note: Start the first two points along the direction of desired distribution

ONE WAY SLAB

LOADS 77

1. Select Corridor in Load Type Node 4

and One Way in Distribution

Node 3

3. Click the nodes encompassing the Corridor Areas

(Node 1 -> Node 2 -> Node 3 -> Node 4 -> Node 1)

Node 1

Node 2

2. Click Nodes Defining Loading Area

a. Do not click Apply to avoid having duplicate loads.

Notes
LOADS 78

1. Click Line

2. Select DL

3. Select Uniform Loads

4. Input w = -10.87

a. Take note of the unit in the status bar if it corresponds with the desired input. In this case: KN
Notes
LOADS 79

Node 4

1. Scroll down
Node 3

4. Click the nodes encompassing the

Perimeter beam
Node 1
Node 1 -> Node 2
3. Click Nodes Defining Loading Area Node 2 -> Node 3
Node 3 -> Node 4
Node 2 Node 4 -> Node 1

2. Check Copy Floor Load > Axis: Z > Distance [email protected]

5. Click Close

Notes
LOADS 80

1. Click Activate by
Identifying (Ctrl + D)

2. Choose Story

3. Select Roof

4. Choose Floor

5. Click Active > Close

Notes
LOADS 81

1. Select Assign Floor Loads

> Assign Floor Loads

2. Select Roofdeck in Load Type

and Two Way in Distribution

Notes
LOADS 82

Node 4

1. Scroll down Node 3

3. Click the nodes encompassing the Roof deck

Areas
Node 1
2. Click Nodes Defining Loading Area
(Node 1 -> Node 2 -> Node 3 -> Node 4 -> Node 1)

Node 2

a. Do not click Apply to avoid having duplicate loads.

Notes b. Make sure to click the “Nodes Defining Loading area
LOADS 83

1. Click Activate All (Ctrl + A)

2. Click Iso View

Notes
LOADS 84

1. Select Wind Loads

3. Select:
2. Click Add
Load Case Name =WX
Wind Load Code = IBC2012(ASCE7-10)

4. Input:

Basic Wind Speed = 187.5 mph (300kph)

Exposure Category = B
Mean Roof Height = 18
Kdx = 0.85
Kdy = 0.85
Gx = 0.85
Gy = 0.85

5. Input:

X-Dir. = 1
Y-Dir. = 0

a. Values are from NSCP 2015 Chapter 2, Section 207 and Design Criteria
Notes
LOADS 85

2. Verify

1. Click Wind Load Profile

Notes
LOADS 86

3. Close

2. Verify

1. Click Make Wind Load Calc. Sheet

4. Apply

Notes
LOADS 87

1. Change to WY

2. Input:

X-Dir. = 0
Y-Dir. = 1

3. Click OK

a. You can also view the Wind Load Profile and Wind Load Calculation sheet as in the previous slide for your
Notes verification and reference.
LOADS 88

Soil Profile Type

Importance Factor Seismic Zone

Notes
LOADS 89

Seismic Source Types Near Source Factor Seismic Response Coefficients

Notes
LOADS 90

Static Force Procedure Structure Period

Notes
LOADS 91

Structural Systems Modification Factor, R

Notes
 LOADS 92

1. Click Seismic Loads

3. Input:
Load Case Name = EX
Seismic Load Code = UBC(1997) 4. Input:

Soil Profile Type = Sc

Seismic Zone Factor = 4(0.40)
Seismic Source Type = A
Distance to Seismic Source = 10km
Importance Factor = 1.0
2. Click Add

Notes
LOADS 93

2. Select ‘2. T = 0.030Hn(^3/4)’

1. Select Period Calculator

3. Click OK

a. Values are from NSCP 2015 Chapter 2, Section 208

Notes
LOADS 94

1. Input 8.5 as Ductility

Coefficient, R

2. Input:

X-Direction = 1
Y-Direction = 0

3. Select None

4. Click Apply

Notes
LOADS 95

1. Select EY

4. Click Close

2. Input:

X-Direction = 0
Y-Direction = 1

3. Click OK

Notes
LOADS 96

2. Click RS Functions

5. Choose UBC 1997

1. Select Dynamic Loads

3. Click Add 6. Input:

4. Click Design Spectrum Soil Profile Type = Sc

Seismic Zone Factor = 4(0.40)
Seismic Source Type =A
Distance to Seismic Source = 10km
Importance Factor = 1.0

7. Click OK

Notes
LOADS 97

1. Verify then click OK

Notes
LOADS 98

1. Select RS Load Cases

2. Input
Load Case Name = RS-Major
Direction: = X-Y

3. Check Auto-Search
Angle in Major Direction

Input:
Scale Factor = 1/8.5 (I/R)

4. Check UBC 1997 in Function

Notes
LOADS 99

1. Scroll down

2. Click Add

Notes
LOADS 100

1. Input
Load Case Name= RS-Ortho

2. Check Auto-Search
Angle in Ortho

Input:
Scale Factor: 1/8.5 (I/R)

3. Check UBC 1997 in Function

Notes
LOADS 101

1. Scroll down

2. Click Add

3. Click Close

Notes
ANALYSIS 102

1. Go to Analysis tab

2. Select Eigenvalue 6. Click Perform Analysis

3. Choose Subspace Iteration

4. Input 10 in No. of
Frequencies

5. Click OK

Notes
ANALYSIS 103

1. Go to Results tab

2. Go to Results Tables

3. Select Vibration
Mode Shape

Notes
ANALYSIS 104

1. Click OK

Notes
ANALYSIS 105

2. After verifying, click x to close

1. Check for the mass

participation for X and Y
Direction at Mode 10

X Direction = 96.8259%
Y Direction = 97.8751%

Notes NSCP 208.5.3.5.2 Number of Modes:

The requirement of Section 2018.5.3.4.1 that all significant modes be included may be satisfied by demonstrating that for the modes
considered, at least 90 percent of the participating mass of the structure is included in the calculation of response for each principal horizontal direction.
ANALYSIS 106

1. Go to Results Tables

2. Select Reaction

Notes
ANALYSIS 107

1. Check EX(ST), EY(ST), RS-Major(RS), and

RS-Ortho(RS)

2. Click OK

Notes
ANALYSIS 108

1. Scroll down

2. Take note of the values

Notes
ANALYSIS 109

NSCP 2015 - Section 208.5.3.5.4, Item 1

For all regular structures where the ground motion representation complies with Section 208.5.3.2,
Item I, Elastic Response Parameters may be reduced such that the corresponding design base shear
is not less than 90 percent of the base shear determined in accordance with Section 208.5.2.

Notes Refer to NSCP 2015 - Section 208.5.3.5.4, Item 1

RESULTS 110

1. Go to Results tab

2. Click Load Combinations

5. Select Concrete

6. Choose NSCP 2015 in Design Code

3. Go to Concrete Design tab
7. Input

Scale Up Factor: 1.58

Load Case: RS-Major
> Add

Scale Up Factor: 1.78

Load Case: RS-Ortho
4. Select Auto Generation > Add

Notes
RESULTS 111

3. Add Load Case 1= RS-Major

Load Case 2= RS-Ortho
1. Check Consider Orthogonal Effect

2. Click Set Load Case for

Orthogonal Effects – 10:30 Rule
4. Click Add

5. Click OK

Notes
RESULTS 112

1. Click [-] to
collapse the view

4. Add
Load Case 1 = LL
Live load Factor = 0.5

5. Click OK

2. Check Consider Live

Load Reduction Factor
3. Click Factor for Live
f1
load Reduction
6. Click OK

a. F1: Live load reduction factor

Notes • 1.0 for floors in places of Public Assembly, for Live loads in excess of 4.8kPa, and for garage live loads
• 0.5 for other liveloads
RESULTS 113

2. Go to Footing Design
tab

1. Verify

Notes
RESULTS 114

2. Choose NSCP 2015

in Design Code

3. Check Consider
Orthogonal Effect
1. Click Auto Generation

4. Check Consider Live Load

Reduction Factor

5. Click OK

Notes
RESULTS 115

1. Verify

2. Click Close

Notes
RESULTS 116

1. Go to Results tab

2. Click Reactions > Reaction Forces/Moments

3. Set up your desired

Display Results > Apply

Notes Means that there are additional options that you may edit.
RESULTS 117

1. Click Deformations > Deformed Shape

2. Set up your desired

Display Results > Apply

Notes
RESULTS 118

1. Click Deformations > Displacement Contour

2. Set up your desired

Display Results > Apply

Notes
RESULTS 119

1. Click Forces > Beam Diagrams

2. Set up your desired

Display Results > Apply

Notes
RESULTS 120

1. Go to View tab

2. Select Initial View

Notes
RESULTS 121

1. Go to Results tab
2. Select
4. Select Story Drift Results Tables

3. Select Story

Notes
RESULTS 122

1. Check RS-Major
and RS-Minor

Notes
RESULTS 123

1. Input
Cd : 0.7R = 0.7x8.5
(refer to note below)
2. Input Ie: 1

3. Input 0.025
(refer to note below)

4. Click OK

a. NSCP 2015 Section 208.6.5.1

Notes • Eq. 208-21: ΔM = 0.7RΔs ;
• Calculated storey drift using ΔM shall not exceed 0.025 times the storey height for the structures having a fundamental period less than 0.7 sec. For
structures having a fundamental period of 0.7 sec. or greater, the calculated storey drift shall not exceed 0.020 times the storey height.
RESULTS 124

1. Verify the results

Notes
DESIGN 125

1. Go to Design tab

2. Choose NSCP 2015

Notes
DESIGN 126

2. Select NSCP 2015

3. Check Beam Deflection and

Apply Special Provisions for
Seismic Design

1. Verify Design Code

under RC Design

4. Click Update by Code

then click OK

5. Click Design Strength

6. Click OK

Notes
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1. Click Modify Concrete 2. Select Grade C4000

Material

3. Choose PNS49(RC)

Input
Grade of Main Rebar = 420R
Grade of Sub Rebar = 230R

4. Click Modify

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2. Input:
Main Rebar = 20mm
Stirrups = 10mm
Side Bar = 10mm
Arrangement = 2
dT = dB = .06
Doubly Rebar = No

3. Input:
Main Rebar = 20mm
1. Click Design Criteria for Ties = 10mm
Rebar Arrangement Y = 4
Arrangement Z = 4
4. Set concrete cover as: 0.06m do = .06

4. Click OK

a. For Beams and Columns, when the value of dT and dB is specified as zero, then the
Notes default value is taken as minimum of:
• Max [Hc /10, Bc /10, 63.5 mm]
• 76.2 mm
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1. Go to General Design Parameter

2. Select Member Assignment

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1. Select Automatic

2. Select ALL

3. Click Apply

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3. Select by single

1. Select Manual

2. Select By Selection

4. Select the columns (Select by

Window from Right to Left)

5. Click Apply

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1. Click Perform
Batch Design

2. Select Concrete Beam Design and Column Design

3. Click Run

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1. Verify results by
Property

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1. Select one and click

Graphic to view
Graphic results

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1. Select one and click

Graphic to view
Graphic results

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1. Sort by Member

2. Click Detail

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1. Go to RC Design

2. Select Footing Design

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1. Input node 299

2. Set Rebar size as:

X direction= P16
Y direction= P16

3. Input SBC= 150 kPa

4. Click Auto Design

5. Click OK > Alt+Tab
to view Results

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