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Stadium Roof's Collapse Essay

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SITI NURUNSHIFA BT MOHD ALI KES150045 TITLE Failure of building SUBTITLE Case Study of Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Stadium Roof’s Collapse KEYWORDS Failure of building Structure failures NOMENCLATURE Terengganu State Government Bina Structur-Genggam Mercu-Emarcon JV Ahmad Zaki Sdn Bhd Public Works Department, Terengganu Samudra Consult AZM Engineers MECIP (M) Sdn Bhd INTRODUCTION On 20th February 2013, nations were surprised with the news of second roof’s collapse of Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Sport Stadium. This is second phenomena that occurred. Four years back , on 2009 , 60 Percent of the roof collapses but there were no casualties. In 2013, five workers injured, three seriously , when steel structures supporting the roof …show more content…

It consists of mainly two parts,the open main stadium and a closed indoor stadium(convention centre).The capacity of the main stadium is 60000 people.This main stadium are one of the stadium that met the international standards.Thus,this stadium can be used to host large scale events such as sports,public gatherings and concerts. Talking about the roof structure,these structures were designed like a crescent.This structure purposedly built to cover the ‘Grandstand’ and ‘Wetstand’. The cover of the roof is made up from standing seam metal decks with a glass skylight with the shape of a star on the smaller part of the roof at the ‘Northstand’. Opposite to the main stadium is where the indoor stadium located.It overlooks a man-made lake on the western side. This indoor stadium is so unique.It is a weather-proof arena. The centre court is paved with the latest in durable synthetic sports flooring materials. Other facilities provided in the sport complex includes two small auditoriums, that can occupied 250 people and 350 people respectively.There are also seminar rooms and a banquet hall on the ground floor,the main arena and circular exhibition hall are located along the corridor of the first

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