21 Nov 2016

FRAME STRUCTURE BUILDINGS

STRUCTURE Today i am writing about the FRAME STRUCTURE BUILDINGS as you know that last time i published a post about the SLAB. some of my website viewers comment about to make a guide about FRAME STRUCTURE BUILDINGS. So i make a simple and easy post about in which i explain you all about FRAME STRUCTUREs with diagrams .

FRAME STRUCTURE BUILDINGS 

If horizontal and vertical structural members made by reinforce cement concrete (R.C.C) \re built monolithic then such construction will be called framed structural buildings joint being formed in between of any structural elements will be fixed .During construction of different structural members , steels of one structural member are bounded with steels of another structural member .Therefore , all of members are fixed joint in this type of construction then exiting concrete is cleared off and joint is filled up with new concrete .This method ensures rigidity of the joint and keeps it monolithic .
This type of construction is adapted for multi stories buildings .In framed structure building vertical members are called columns and horizontal members are known as beam ,These members are constructed monolithic and floor slab is also constructed monolithic .
These structure members primary were constructed with steel Nowadays structural members are built with reinforced cement concrete (R.C.C) These components are fixed with one another .Later each joint is filled up with concrete in order to make joints monolithic .Air pressure is increased for more then three stories.Despite intensity of earth quake also goes up .Walls are designed towards with of building so that air pressure and intensity of earthquakes can be endured by the building .These walls are known as shear walls.
FRAME STRUCTURE BUILDINGS




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