Manuscript Number : IJSRCE20413
Structural Modification for High Rise Building for Energy Efficiency
Authors(2) :-AAvez, Bikram Prasad
Minimizing energy consumption in buildings has become an important goal in architecture and urban planning in recent years. Rules were created for each climatic zone targeting expanding sun based introduction for structures in chilly atmospheres and at diminishing sunlight based presentation for structures in sweltering atmospheres. This methodology generally anticipates the season with the harshest climate; regularly overlooking that temperatures in urban areas at scope 25° can dip under warm solace restricts in winter and that temperatures in urban areas at scope 48° frequently ascend above warm solace confines in summer. This examination contends that an all encompassing way to deal with vitality effective structure structures is required. It exhibits a nonexclusive vitality effective structure determined by glass dividers at outside and composite divider at the inside. In this investigation we are additionally using low carbon impression material supplanting a specific level of concrete in concrete for R.C.C. individuals. In this research work for modelling and dynamic analysis ETABS tool is considered.
AAvez
P.G. Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering SIRTE, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
Bikram Prasad
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering SIRTE, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
ETABS, Structural Analysis, Energy Efficiency, Low Carbon, Building.
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Published in : Volume 4 | Issue 1 | January-February 2020
Date of Publication : 2020-01-30
License: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Page(s) : 20-24
Manuscript Number : IJSRCE20413
Publisher : Technoscience Academy
URL : https://ijsrce.com/IJSRCE20413
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