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Articles Published 1 September 2023
Investigation Podium Impact On High-Rise Building Subjected To Seismic Load
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High-rise structure, Podium structure, ETABS, Base shear, Storey Drift, Storey displacementAbstract
Different types of structures are being developed in this contemporary environment for varied purposes. In this project, an explanation of both a structure with a sizable podium at the base and a construction without a podium was attempted. A podium below the building allows for more effective use of the available space. Podiums are versatile platforms that may be used to build both conventional and unconventional structures. On podiums, a range of uses, including residential, commercial, and others, are all allowed up to a certain height.
In order to meet the need for space, as well as for safety reasons and to give the structures a pleasing aspect, the podium structure and its analysis were developed. The building's lifespan can be greatly increased by installing a podium. To provide a complete perspective of the equivalent static technique and under gravity load with and without podium, this study used analytical software named E-TABS. It was advantageous to do the investigation using software. The building is roughly G+18 floors tall and has a medium soil type.
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