Elevated water tanks are the structures of greater importance which are considered as the main lifeline elements. Many displeasing experiences have taken place earlier due to the damage and collapse of elevated water tanks due to the occurrence of earthquakes. The reason behind the damage is lack of providing proper supporting system to the water tank to withstand the dynamic loads and also due to improper selection of staging. The main objective of the present study is to evaluate the seismic response of elevated rectangular water tank with different staging patterns and different water level conditions (full, half and empty). Four types of bracing systems of elevated water tank such as normal bracing, diagonal bracing, V bracing, and cross bracing are considered for the analysis with various water level conditions. A total of 12 combinations were analysed and base shear, base moment and roof displacement for the fixed models were calculated with SAP2000 v 20.0.0 software using Response Spectrum Method (RSM) and results are presented.
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