Neel Shah

CT3596

UCT20102

The structural performance of steel roof systems is a critical consideration in design and construction of modern buildings. Single and double-layer steel roofs offer advantages in terms of weight, cost, and structural efficiency. However, the effectiveness of these systems is influenced by the grid pattern employed. It will create a  comparative database of flat steel roofs through analysis and optimization of patterns, and hence identify the most effective patterns in terms of span, load distribution, structural stability, and material efficiency. It will provide insights for engineers, for designing steel roof structures leading to safer, cost effective and sustainable building.

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Introduction, Aim and Scope

Research Methodology

Design of Glass Panel and Deflection Check

Maximum dimensions for specified thickness of glass panel

Dead, Imposed(Live) & Wind load calculations

Load combinations

Design Parameters and Serviceability Check

Results comparison of Single and Double layered grid of 5M and 15M grids.

Results comparison of Single and Double layered grid of 25M grids and weight comparison of single layer grids

Weight comparison of Double layer grids