iosr-JMCE   Volume-20 ~ Issue-2 ~ Mar. – Apr. 2023

Abstract: Non-continuity of infill walls is one of the causes of soft stories in a structural system. In densely populated areas, the first level of a typical building is used as a parking lot, creating a typical soft story plan where the first floor has fewer walls than the floors above so the walls are not continuous. Modeling of infill walls as one of the load-bearing elements must be done in buildings with a typical soft story plan. This study aims to determine the design results and performance of the four stories existing structure that was analyzed as a structural system of infill wall frame (SRDP) and to compare it with the existing building using SAP 2000 software. The model was analyzed to produce displacement, drift ratio, and reinforcement of slabs, beams, columns, and structural performance. The results showed that the existing building modeled as an SRDP system yields a drift ratio of more than 1.3 at......

KeyWord: Analysis; Infilled Frame; Soft Story

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Abstract: Background: Additive Manufacturing is emerging as an enabling technology for a good range of new applications. From fundamentals point of view, the available materials of Additive Manufacturing printing processes must be considered for every specific application. Additive manufacturing is a technology where 3D structures are designed and printed which is currently doing good for the manufacturing sector of many industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical, jewellery, constructions etc. Additive Manufacturing is a fast-emerging technology which has been exceedingly used for mass customization and fabrication of free design sourced products. Additive manufacturing is a method where the materials are put together in a desired shape via a certain process with the appropriate material type. The property of the materials used for 3D printing is very dependent on the type and composition of the material......

Key Word: Additive Manufacturing, 3D Printing, printing material

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