The Audit and Assessment of Building Structural Strength(Case Study of Mataram Islamic State University Rectorate Building)

Abstract

Rectorate building of Mataram Islamic State University was designed of four story building and started under construction on 2008. However, the construction was aborted due to lack of administration management and left the building under incomplete condition with only foundation and the first floor erected. Ten years afterward, the management decided to continue construct the building. This study aimed to investigate the condition of existing building whether can be rebuilt properly corresponding to the previous design. The investigation included structural cracks that happened on structural element as well as the deflection of structural beams. The conditions of existing structural column have also been investigated. The assessment process was conducted both on field and laboratory testing. The field testing was run with Schmidt Rebound Hammer test to know the compressive strength of structural concrete and its quality. The waterpass, theodolite, and tape measurement were used to measure the building geometric. SAP 2000 computer package was used to analyze the structure. Loading test was carried outbase on the total measurement test which was required in SNI 03-2847-2002. The total measurement load of 700 kg/m2was employed representing U = 85% (1,4D + 1,7L), where D was dead load and L was live load. In this study, the loading test was conducted on 300/700 and 200/500 size beams.Test result indicated that the qualities and the concrete compressive strengths on the building construction elements were varied. Steel reinforcement of structural columns was good enough to withstand the load, but, the column concrete strength should be improved. On the beam of 300/700 in the first floor, the deflection did not exceed the maximum deflection based on the code. However, the maximum deflection on 200/500 beam was 6.92 mm > 5.85 mm (maximum allowable deflection) and permanent deflection after loading of 2.31 mm > 1.46 mm (maximum allowable permanent deflection). Therefore, rehabilitation and retrofitting of structural columns and 200/500 mm beam are essential.

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Rijali Amin

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Rijali Amin (2018). The Audit and Assessment of Building Structural Strength(Case Study of Mataram Islamic State University Rectorate Building). International journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 5(11), 6737-6744. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-617749