Abstract
Indonesia is one of the countries that have a high earthquake intensity. Therefore, in building structure planning, there needs to be a more in-depth study of the analysis and planning of earthquake-resistant structures. The study aimed to find out the results of the building analysis reviewed in 4 Indonesian cities based on SNI 03-1726-2012 with computer programs. This research is computer-based research, with Microsoft Excel application for wall density index analysis on 1-story and 2-story buildings, and SAP2000 v.20 application on 4-story buildings for static analysis of equivalent lateral forces. In reviewing the building with analysis of wall density index, it was very influential on the magnitude of the spectral acceleration value of the earthquake. The greater of the spectral acceleration value of the earthquake in the city being reviewed, the smaller the value of the seismic capacity control of the building, which affects the level of building safety. In a building review with an equivalent static lateral force analysis, base shear and displacement values were very influential on the magnitude of the earthquake intensity if used as a comparison with other cities. In reviewing buildings with dynamic analysis of spectrum response range, base shear and displacement values were not very influential on the magnitude of the earthquake intensity if used as a comparison with other cities due to the greater burden than the earthquake load.
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