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Volume IV Issue VI

Author Name
Dhananjay Kumar Ravi, Shailendra Singh Thakur, Sheetal Verma
Year Of Publication
2023
Volume and Issue
Volume 4 Issue 6
Abstract
A few past examinations have shown that the level section building development has deficient horizontal burden obstruction due to seismic activity. Models for ordinary structure frameworks, as well as G+5, G+7, and G+9 story level chunk developments to work on seismic execution. A solid sidelong burden opposing framework is expected for level chunk development frameworks, were built as a feature of the current work. The undifferentiated from two method such as Equivalent Lateral Force (ELF) Analysis & Response Spectrum Analysis were completed utilizing IS 1893 2016 For horizontal burden opposition, a few kinds of steel propping were demonstrated on level section structures, and seismic examination was finished.. Greatest story dislodging, most extreme between story drift, base shear, and major regular time periods were analysed among propped and unbraced models. The study shows that use of steel bracings as a lateral load resisting system on flat slab building enhances the seismic perf
PaperID
2023/IJEASM/4/2023/1838

Author Name
Neha Tiwari, Geeta Khoobchandani
Year Of Publication
2023
Volume and Issue
Volume 4 Issue 6
Abstract
This analytical study delves into the intricate dynamics of ion transport within ionic liquids facilitated by polymer electrolytes. Ionic liquids, renowned for their unique properties, offer promising avenues for various applications, particularly in energy storage and conversion systems. However, understanding and enhancing ion transport mechanisms within these liquids are crucial for optimizing their performance. In this investigation, we employ polymer electrolytes as a means to modulate and analyze ion transport dynamics. Through a systematic analytical approach, we scrutinize the interactions between the polymer electrolytes and ionic liquids, shedding light on the underlying mechanisms governing ion diffusion and conductivity. The findings of this study provide valuable insights into the fundamental principles of ion transport in ionic liquids, offering potential strategies for improving the efficiency and reliability of related technologies.
PaperID
2023/IJEASM/4/2023/1838a

Author Name
Mohammed Aijaz Uddin, Ajay Swarup
Year Of Publication
2023
Volume and Issue
Volume 4 Issue 6
Abstract
The use of steel-fibres as reinforcement in plain concrete not only enhances the tensile strength of the composite system but also reduces cracking under serviceability conditions. Further, steel-fibres improve resistance to material deterioration as a result of fatigue, impact, shrinkage and thermal stresses. The improvements in material properties, which improve structural performance, have extended the use of fibre-reinforced concrete to applications in the area of fire. The presence of micro cracks in the mortar-aggregate interface is responsible for the inherent weakness of plain concrete. The weakness can be removed by inclusion of fibers in the mixture. Different types of fibers, such as those used in traditional composite materials can be introduced into the concrete mixture to increase its toughness, or ability to resist crack growth. Since the present design methods and approaches are limited to the property, strength, stiffness and ductility of PCC in-filled columns and beam
PaperID
2023/IJEASM/4/2023/1839

Author Name
Jitendra Yadav, Rahul sharma
Year Of Publication
2023
Volume and Issue
Volume 4 Issue 6
Abstract
Pushover analysis, additionally referred to as nonlinear static analysis or the capacity spectrum method, is a method for assessing structural seismic performance. It provides a simple yet effective method for assessing a building's behavior under lateral loads and estimating its capacity to withstand seismic forces. The structural system is subjected to a progressively increasing lateral load pattern in pushover analysis until a predefined displacement or failure criterion is reached. The analysis considers the structure's nonlinear behavior, allowing for the identification of potential weak points and the estimation of overall performance under seismic loads. It's important to note that pushover analysis is typically used for structures designed based on modern design codes that incorporate ductility and energy dissipation capacity. These structures are expected to exhibit ductile behavior during earthquakes, allowing them to absorb and dissipate seismic energy, thus reducing damage
PaperID
2023/IJEASM/4/2023/1840