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Seismic Analysis of Double-Decker Elevated Water Tank

  • Paper ID 184
  • Volume 5, Issue 3
  • Pages 126-130
  • Published Online: March-April 2025
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Authors

  • Bilal Naeem Sheikh1
  • Ganesh Mahalle2

1P.G Student, Department of Civil Engineering, Gondwana, University, Maharashtra, India. 2Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Gondwana, University, Maharashtra, India.

Article Information

Published Online
March-April 2025
Pages
126-130
Article Type
Original Article
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Double -Decker Elevated Water tank is used for storage of large quantity of water. Direct Source of water in water tank is from the rainfall. Taking water from tank for drinking, household & etc purpose is economical in that place where construction of well, bore well, etc is costly and area is less. Elevated water tanks are integrated part of lifeline facilities elevated water tank is storage container construction for the purpose of holding water supply. A large number of water tank is damage during past earthquake. So, there is need to focus on seismic safety. The aim of this paper to propose a seismic analysis of double-decker elevated water tank in different zone and comparison with single elevated water tank in different soil condition (Hard, Medium, Soft). To study different types of load acting on it and compare it on basis of bending moment, shear force and its displacement if any after seismic load is applied on water tank by using staad-pro software.

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