The document outlines the planning and design of an auditorium structure. It discusses the objectives to execute the project economically and conduct college functions. It provides details on the structural design using limit state methods and codes, analyzing the structure using Staad Pro and AutoCAD. Key elements designed include columns, beams, and trusses.

1. SYNOPSIS:
Objective
Introduction
Planning
Method of design
Structural design
Software's used
Code books used

2. OBJECTIVE:
The main objective of planning is to
execute the project most economically both in
terms of money and time.
To conduct various functions in our
college such as cultural.

3. INTRODUCTION:
First auditorium built up chicago is located in
Illinois.
Area 67699.5 square feet (6292.49square
meter)
AUDITORIUM:
An auditorium is a room built to enable an
audience to hear and watch performances at venues such
as theaters.

4. METHOD OF DESIGN:
Limit state method
The structure shall be designed to
withstand safely all loads liable to act on it throughout its
life, it shall also satisfy the serviceability requirements
before failure occurs.

5. CODE BOOK USED:
Indian standard 456:2000
This standard deals with the general structure use of plain
and reinforced concrete.
For the purpose of this standard, plain concrete structures
are those where reinforcement, if provided is ignored for
determination of strength of the structure.
Indian standard 800:2007
This standard applies to general construction using hot
rolled steel sections joined using riveting, bolting and welding.
Specific provisions for bridges,chimneys,cranes, etc are
covered in separate standards.

6. SOFTWARE USED:
Auto cad
A general purpose Drafting Software must provide
the user with a variety of functions for creating and
manipulating the picture.
Staad pro
To design and analyzing the structure using limit
state method.

7. STRUCTURAL DESIGN:
COLUMN
A member in upright position which supports a
roof or floor system and predominantly subjected to
compression.
BEAM
A member subjected predominantly to bending.

8. STRUCTURAL DESIGN:
CURVED BEAMS
Arches are in fact beams with an initial
curvature. The curvature is visible only in elevation.
In plan they would appear straight. But there are also
beams which are curved in plan.
Curved beams, in addition to bending
moments and shears would also develop torstional
moments.

9. SPECIFICATIONS:
Wall thickness=230mm
Chairs=3000nos
Window=1500*1200mm
Door=3200*2100mm
C.G room door=1200*2100mm
C.G room window=1000*1200mm

10. AUDITORIUM DETAILS:
 Plinth Area =21127.2sq.ft
 Guest rooms
 Balcony
 Stair case
 Control room
Toilets

11. WHOLE STRUCTURE

12. SIZE OF ELEMENTS

13. TRUSS

14. DESIGN OF BEAM

15. DESIGN OF COLUMN

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SS1.pdf
C:UsersElcotDesktopVIJAYDocumentsauditorium
SS2.pdf
C:UsersElcotDesktopVIJAYDocumentsauditorium
SS3.pdf

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