rga global headquarters lateral system analysis study chesterfield, mo natasha beck | structural

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RGA Global Headquarters Lateral System Analysis Study Chesterfield, MO Natasha Beck | Structural

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RGA Global Headquarters Lateral System Analysis Study

Chesterfield, MONatasha Beck | Structural

Area Considered•Seismic expansion

joints create four separate structural buildings

•E.J.= 2 ½”

Lateral Elements Modeled

•Two Stage Analysis procedure•Office: brace frames•Parking garage: shear & foundation walls

Modeling Process

Braced Frames

Period Reactions

Shear Walls

Period

Two-Stage

Analysis

ASCE 7-05 12.2.3.1

Combination Factor

Combined Model

Braced Frame

Reactions

Converted by Two-Stage

Analysis

Applied to top of

shear walls

Modeling Considerations

•Base conditions▫Brace frames-pinned base▫Shear walls-pinned base

•Rigid Diaphragms▫Office-composite concrete T=6 ½”▫Parking-slabs 7 ½” to 9 ½”

•Irregularities▫Non-parallel systems irregularity in parking garage

Force Distribution

•Weight at the Level 01 interface•Penthouse story forces

Animations

Moment DiagramsCritical Braced Frame

Braced frame controlling case: 0.9D+1.0E

Seismic Y-5%X

Member Utilization RatiosCritical Braced Frame Critical Shear Wall

Braced frame controlling case: 0.9D+1.0E, Seismic Y-5%X

Shear wall controlling case: 0.9D+1.0W, Wind Case 1-Y

Is the System Acceptable?

•System and components are adequate for strength

•Foundation is acceptable•Serviceability-Drift

▫Wind: Meets both H/400 and H/600 drift limits found in ASCE 7 commentary

▫Seismic: Meets allowable story drift standards

▫Max. concrete building drift= < ½*EJ=1.25”

•System is acceptable