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    CMLR Workshop,Kurnool KRNT : Setting Up Facilities for Coach Mid Life

    Rehabilitation Workshop, Southern Railways

    DESIGN BASIS REPORT FOR BUFFER SHOP AT KURNOOL

    PREPARED BY
    V.M. Consultants, Pune

    Date 24-07-2019
    Buffer Shop
    CONTENT :-

    • Code Of Practice & Standards


    • Materials
    • Design Loads
    • Proflex Reactions
    • Building Description
    • Column Reaction table
    • Design of Pile, Pile cap & pedestal
    • Design of Beams
    • Design of Base Plate
    • STAAD report for Buffer Shop
    • CODES OF PRACTICE AND STANDARDS

    The design, detailing and construction of all concrete structures comply with the following Indian
    standards and codes in addition to local standards.

    • Reinforced Concrete Structures

    • IS 456 – 2000 - Plain and reinforced concrete- code of practice


    • IS 1893 – (Part I) – 2016 Criteria for earthquake resistant design of structures. Part 1 General
    Provisions and buildings.
    • IS 875 – (Part –I) – 1987 edition 3.1(1997-12) Code of practice for design loads (other than
    earthquake) for buildings and structures- Dead loads
    • IS 875 – (Part- II) – 1987 - reaffirmed 1997) Code of practice for design loads (other than
    earthquake) for buildings and structures- Imposed loads
    • IS 875 – (Part – III) – 2015) Code of practice for design loads (other than earthquake) for
    buildings and structures- Wind loads
    • IS 2911-1-1 (2010):- Design of construction of pile Foundations
    • IS 2911-1-2 IS 2911-1-1 (2010):- Design of construction of pile Foundations
    • IS 2911-1-3 IS 2911-1-1 (2010):- Design of construction of pile Foundations
    • IS 2911-1-4 IS 2911-1-1 (2010):- Design of construction of pile Foundations

    • Materials

    Grade of Concrete: - M35 FOR Pile &

    M30 for Pile cap, Plinth Beam & Pedestals.

    Grade of Steel: - Fe 500

    Grade of Structural Steel: - Fy250

    • Brief specifications of soil investigation report.


    Recommended Recommended As per initial pile
    500 dia. Pile termination @ termination @ load test report
    75.0m 78.5m
    Safe vertical load (Ton) 150 100 126
    Safe horizontal load (Ton) 54 35 44
    Safe lateral load (Ton) Not mentioned 4 6.3
    • Design Loads

    The design and construction of the structural works are based on the following loads

    • Dead Loads

    1. Self-weight of the structural components (beams, columns, etc.): the self-weight is


    determined based on a reinforced concrete weight of 25 kN/m3 and a structural steel
    weight of 78.5 kN/m3.

    2. Superimposed dead load (SDL):

    Density of soil as per IS 875 part-1 = 18 kN/m3

    Dead weight of wall = thickness of wall X Height of brickwork X Density of bricks =

    = 0.23 X 4.2 X 22 = 21.252 kN/m

    • Live Loads

    Live loads are assigned as per IS 875-Part II as follows


    Type Of Area Live Load
    Access not provide except for maintenance 0.75 KN/sqm
    Access provide 1.5 KN/sqm

    • Earthquake Loads as per IS 1893 part 1 (2016)

    Response Reduction Factor: - 4 ……..IS 1893 page no.20 - Table 9

    Zone: - II ………IS 1893 page no.10

    Seismic zone factor: - 0.1 ………IS 1893 page no.10 - Table 3

    Importance Factor: - 1.5 ………IS 1893 page no.19 - Table 8

    Soil Type: - II
    • Wind Load Calculation Method

    Wind load is calculated as per IS 875 (Part-III) . Depending on the basic wind speed, terrain
    category & class of the building the wind pressure is calculated using above formula,

    Vz = Vb x k1 x k2 x k3 x k4

    Vb - Basic wind speed = 39m/s

    k1 - 1 Probability Factor (Mean probable design life of structure) …………… Table-1

    k2 - 0.91 Terrain, Height Factor (Terrain Category-3 …………… Table-2

    k3 - 1 Topography Factor…………………… Clause 6.3.3

    k4 - 1.15 Risk Coefficient…………………… Clause 6.3.4

    kc - 0.9 combination factor…………………… Clause 7.3.3.13

    kd - 0.9 wind directionality factor…………………… Clause 7.2.1

    ka - 0.8 Area averaging factor…………………… Clause 7.2.2

    Pz = 0.6 x Vz2= 0.6x40.81352 = 999.445 N/m2

    As per clause no. 7.2 value of Pd shall not be less than 0.7 x Pz

    Kd x kc x ka = 0.9x0.9x0.8 = 0.648

    Pd = max. of (0.7 or kdxkcxka) x Pz…………………… Clause 7.2.2

    Wind Pressure Pd = 0.7 x Pz = 0.7 x 999.445 = 699.61 N/m2

    External Coefficients Cpe on wall as per Geometry of Building…………………… Clause 7.3.3.1


    Angle A B C D
    0 0.7 -0.25 -0.6 -0.6
    90 -0.5 -0.5 0.7 -0.1
    180 -0.25 0.7 -0.6 -0.6
    270 -0.5 -0.5 -0.1 0.7

    Internal Coefficients Cpi on wall as per Geometry of Building…………………… Clause 7.3.2.2


    0.2
    Cpi
    -0.2
    Building Description

    1. Buffer Shop – MS shed with proflex roof having ridge at 12.00m level & eaves height 9.0m from
    plinth level. with Gantry of 2T capacity. Gantry rail top is at 6.5m from plinth. Shed have opening
    of 4m height at entry.
    DESIGN OF PILE, PILE CAPS
    PEDESTAL DESIGN:-

    1. The pedestal size for column C 1,6,11 & C16 is 880 x 1795 mm for height 1.2m.
    The effective length of pedestal is less than 3 times the least lateral dimension
    (i.e. 3 x 0.88m = 2.64 m).
    The nominal minimum longitudinal reinforcement 0.8 % of the cross sectional area is
    required as per IS 456-2000.

    Min. reinforcement = 0.8 x 880 x 1795 /100 = 12636.8 mm2


    Reinforcement provided = (8– 25T) + (28-20T) bars i.e. (Ast = 12712 mm2)
    Hence Ok.

    2. The pedestal size for column C 2,3,4,5,12,13,14 & C15 is 500 X 1795 mm for height 1.2m.
    The effective length of pedestal is less than 3 times the least lateral dimension
    (i.e. 3 x 0.50m = 1.5m).
    The nominal minimum longitudinal reinforcement 0.8 % of the cross sectional area is
    required as per IS 456-2000.

    Min. reinforcement = 0.8 x 500 x 1795 /100 = 7180 mm2


    Reinforcement provided = (30 – 20T) bars i.e. (Ast = 9420 mm2)
    Hence Ok.

    3. The pedestal size for column C 7,8,9 & C10 is 500 X 1030 mm for height 1.2m.
    The effective length of pedestal is less than 3 times the least lateral dimension
    (i.e. 3 x 0.50m = 1.5m).
    The nominal minimum longitudinal reinforcement 0.8 % of the cross sectional area is
    required as per IS 456-2000.

    Min. reinforcement = 0.8 x 500 x 1030 /100 = 4120 mm2


    Reinforcement provided = (8– 20T) + (12-16T) bars i.e. (Ast = 4924 mm2)
    Hence Ok.
    DESIGN OF PLINTH BEAMS

    • Plinth Beam PB1 (300x450)


    • Plinth Beam PB2 (300x450)
    DESIGN OF BASE PLATE
    STAAD REPORT FOR BUFFER SHOP
    AT KURNOOL

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