Accumulative Stability Increment of Multi-Storied Building Rested Over Soft, Medium and Hard Soil: A Review

Authors

  • Sunil Rathore
  • Ankit Pal
  • Arvind Vishwakarma

Keywords:

Lateral load, Multistoried building, Soil types, Shear wall, Stability increment

Abstract

To ensure that the building is with stand against all the load are acting on the building such as self weight of the structure, live loads & lateral loads such earthquake and wind forces. The first steps element of construction is foundations which are resting on the soil bed below it. The soil having different properties and phases in it. As per Indian earthquake codal provision the soil may be Soft, Medium and Hard Soil and also classified based on the zone wise. So it important to analysis structure the four different soil types phase because the topography and strata of soil surface are differ as per the different site conditions. This paper is based on the study of different research paper of different researchers which are used different soil types. On the bases of hard, medium and soft soil different researchers used in various building construction so that it get re action against the lateral loads. Based on the study it concluded that the maximum researcher is worked on the medium soil taken as a reference. The maximum amounts of research are earthquake basis in it and few are also wind parameter basis. Under building design somehow focused on the grade of concrete. The stability is more in hard soil and moderate in medium soil and the foundation adoptability is more required in soft soil.

Downloads

Published

2020-08-01

Issue

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Rathore, S., Pal, A., & Vishwakarma, A. (2020). Accumulative Stability Increment of Multi-Storied Building Rested Over Soft, Medium and Hard Soil: A Review. International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science, 7(7). https://journal-repository.com/index.php/ijaers/article/view/2293