Lec 4 | Difference between Tie beam and plinth beam | Estimation of Tie Beam | Civil tutor

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    clpsheldon.page.link/x3kb In this tutorial i have discussed briefly, what are tie beams?, the various advantages of providing tie beams and the difference between tie beam and plinth beam.
    At the end i have shown you how to do the quantity calculation for tie beam.
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    The beam which connects two or more structural members to make the structure more stiff and
    stable is called as tie beam. Tie beams are provided both in substructure as well as in superstructure.
    These are mainly provided in roof truss and at plinth level.
    Tie beam sometimes works as a strap beam to take all the stresses due to column eccentricity on
    footing. These can be used to support walls or any other partitions among them.
    When the height of story is higher than the normal height of the structure, then these types of beams
    are provided. Hence they act as length breakers for the columns to prevent them from buckling.
    This type of beam is provided between footings to provide a connection between them in order to
    avoid the settlement of columns or foundation.
    Advantages of Tie Beam:
    Tie beams carry axial compression.
    Tie beams prevent Columns from buckling.
    They provide connection between Column footings.
    They hold the longitudinal bars together while placing the concrete.
    They keep the footings in position during seismic events.
    Difference between tie beam and plinth beam :
    Before knowing about the difference between tie beam and plinth beam we must know,
    what is plinth level?
    It is the level where the substructure ends and superstructure starts. In simple words, it is the topmost level of ground. The beam which is
    provided at the plinth level is known as plinth beam. This is the first beam constructed after the
    completion of foundation.
    If we talk about the difference between tie beam and plinth beam. There is actually no difference
    between them. Plinth beam is also a type of tie beam. When the tie beam is provided at plinth level, it is known as plinth beam. Which means, the only difference is the height at which they are provided.
    Plinth beam is only provided at plinth level but tie beam is provided anywhere above or below the
    floor level.
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Комментарии • 21

  • @aledzbuilders
    @aledzbuilders 2 года назад +3

    Informative and helpful

  • @popularfunny1583
    @popularfunny1583 2 года назад +5

    Good job sir, thanks sir for increasing our knowledge 💪💪

  • @BRApnasoch
    @BRApnasoch 5 месяцев назад

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  • @vnath3676
    @vnath3676 2 года назад +4

    👌 excellent video

  • @khushboomubarak6202
    @khushboomubarak6202 2 года назад +2

    Keep it up bro 👍

  • @ruicastro8230
    @ruicastro8230 Год назад +1

    Short and simple .Excellent teachings but I’m greatly confused is it recommended is it absolutely necessary or simply a good idea to have plinth beam on a G + 0 story ? ( non earthquake area) greatly appreciate your knowledge

  • @aravindhanvinayagam2430
    @aravindhanvinayagam2430 2 года назад +2

    As per 1893 this tie beam need to design axial compression as well as tension,sir please tell how to determine the tension capacity of beam

  • @HarunRashid-yv9pz
    @HarunRashid-yv9pz 2 года назад

    good job

  • @Iammajorfx
    @Iammajorfx 2 года назад

    Thank you Sir

  • @mushtaqahmad-hp1jd
    @mushtaqahmad-hp1jd 2 года назад +1

    Good job sir!

  • @AjitSk21
    @AjitSk21 Год назад +1

    Can we give lap joint between Tie beam and plinth beam ?

  • @SumitKumar-pb2xp
    @SumitKumar-pb2xp 2 года назад

    Thank you so much sir 🙏

  • @vodibot
    @vodibot 2 года назад +1

    What is difference between tie beam on top of footing or tiebeam on ground level.

  • @alibadat786
    @alibadat786 2 года назад +1

    Can u send me compound wall contractions a to z details

  • @praneethpragallapati4983
    @praneethpragallapati4983 2 года назад

    Is tie beam always necessary?

  • @aliqadri4672
    @aliqadri4672 Год назад

    Is tie beam or strap beam is same..??