To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building

Prof. Vijay S. Shingade; Mr. Minajuddin H. Inamdar; Prof. Vaibhav Shelar

To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building

December 2023

Vol-9, Issue-6

Paper ID: 22132

ISSN: 2395-4396

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Research Area

Civil Engineering

Keywords

Backstay Diaphragm ETABS Podium Height lateral forces.

Abstract

Tower-Podium type buildings are being quite popular now days, because they allow optimum use of land as well as financial leverage to satisfy demand of larger commercial space. Podium can be defined as part of structure whose lateral load resistance is more than that of tower. The backstay effect is a set of lateral forces developing within a podium structure to equilibrate the lateral forces and moment of a tower extending above podium structure. In this study to analyse Tower-Podium Structure CSI ETABS software is used. Different models are prepared by changing the no. of stories of podium and diaphragm conditions. After analysing, it is observed that backstay effect increases with increase in podium floors and it is more in case of rigid than semi-rigid. So, it is inferred that Tower with 5 storey Podium and Rigid Diaphragm can resist more lateral forces than any other models

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Author Information

#	Name	Institute / Affiliation
1	Prof. Vijay S. Shingade	Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Trinity College of engineering and research Pune
2	Mr. Minajuddin H. Inamdar	Dept. of Civil Engineering, Trinity College of engineering and research Pune
3	Prof. Vaibhav Shelar	Dept. of Civil Engineering, Trinity College of engineering and research Pune

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APA Style

Shingade, Prof. Vijay S., Inamdar, Mr. Minajuddin H., & Shelar, Prof. Vaibhav (2023). To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 9(6), 1579-1587.

MLA Style

Shingade, Prof. Vijay S., et al. "To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 9, no. 6, 2023, pp. 1579-1587.

IEEE Style

Prof. Vijay S. Shingade, Mr. Minajuddin H. Inamdar, and Prof. Vaibhav Shelar, "To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building," International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 9, no. 6, pp. 1579-1587, 2023.

Vancouver Style

Shingade Prof. Vijay S., Inamdar Mr. Minajuddin H., Shelar Prof. Vaibhav. To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education. 2023;9(6):1579-1587.

Harvard Style

Shingade, Prof. Vijay S., Inamdar, Mr. Minajuddin H., & Shelar, Prof. Vaibhav (2023) 'To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building', International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 9(6), pp. 1579-1587.

Chicago Style

Shingade, Prof. Vijay S., Mr. Minajuddin H. Inamdar, and Prof. Vaibhav Shelar. "To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 9, no. 6 (2023): 1579-1587.

Turabian Style

Shingade, Prof. Vijay S., Mr. Minajuddin H. Inamdar, and Prof. Vaibhav Shelar. "To Analyse the Effects of Change in Podium Height and Diaphragm Conditions On Backstay Effect in High Rise Building." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 9, no. 6 (2023): 1579-1587.