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1 Design of Abutment
Section of Abutment
0.25 0.2 1.0 A6 A7 0.5 A5 0.0 0.0 A3 3.00 5.30 Y 0.6294 x A1 3.438 A4 0.1706 A2 0.1 0.18 1 0.5 2.3 0.3 1.00
284 HFL
280.32 MSL
A
1.20 1.70 A8 0.20
279.52 SBL
T
This prelimanry section is defined by considering hydrological analysis and geotechnical recommendation
277.82 FBL
SBL = Stem Bottom Level FBL = Footing Bottom Level MSL = Maximum Scour Level (fck) (fe) Sst = Ssc = Scbc = Scc = m= 20 500 240 205 6.67 5 11
0.32 0.89 0.95
Material Properties
Concrete grade Steel grade Allowable stress of steel in tension and shear Allowable stress of steel in direct compression Allowable compressive stress in concrete in flexure Allowable comp. stress in concrete in direct compression Modular ratio (m)
Neutral axis factor The resisting moment coefficient k j R
As per IRC : 6-2000, 217.1 for Equivqlent live load Surcharge Equivalent Height of Abutment Length of Abutment Span Length H eq= L= 1.2 9.98 7.2 36.95 m m m m
Analysis and Design of Abutment Stem Area and C.G Calculation with respect to bottom of stem point A
Area (m ) CG-X CG-Y Weight (KN) Symbol A1 2.63 0.15 4.39 455.16 A2 1.00 0.80 5.80 172.80 A3 5.830 0.78 2.65 1007.42 A4 0.53 1.27 1.77 91.58 A5 0.00 0.00 7.78 0.00 A6 0.00 0.00 8.28 0.00 A7 0.13 -0.13 8.33 21.60 Total 10.12 1748.56 C.G from A 0.6294 3.438 Position of C.G From Superstructure Load Point 0.1706
2
[IRC:6-2000, 217.1]
411.89685 KN 4.1916 m 8.64 4.48 10.08 9.8572075 44.659345 -223.2967 0.000009 36950 400 300 50 30 3 1.2 m m m m m kN
Effect of buyoncy
Area of stem at top = Depth of submerged part of abutment = Area of stem at base = Area of stem at HFL = Volume of submerged part of abutment = Taking 1/2 of the volume, Net upward force due to buyoncy =
pst psc
mm % % % % OK mm mm mm mm mm4 mm mm mm mm
Moment of inertia I = 1.428.E+12 Section modulus Z = 2.139.E+09 Radius of gyration SQRT(I/Z*L) k= 385 Height of the abutment (upto abutment cap) 6300 Effective length (height) factor (IRC:21-2000, 306.1.2, Table 13) = 1.75 Effective height of the abutment 11025 Ratio of Effective length : Radius of gyration = 28.61 Hence it is treated as a Short Column The direct comp. stress, Scc_cal = P/(Ac+1.5*m*Asc) N/mm The comp. stress in bending Scbc_cal = M/Z N/mm Interaction Condition to be satisfied: [Scc_cal/Scc] + [Scbc_cal/Scbc] = <1 Comp. Stress Non-Seismic Case Seismic Case [Scc_cal/Scc] + [Scbc_cal/Scbc] Scc_cal = 0.50 0.46 0.4 Scbc_cal = 2.12 2.90 0.4 Reinforcement Calculation Reinforcement Tensile reinforcement (AS1+AS2) Compressive Reinforcement
Area (mm2) Bar dia (mm)
25200
Spacing (mm) c/c 150 AS1+AS2 150 25736 11290 37026 0.367 AS3+AS4 mm mm mm % OK
11088 (AS3+AS4) Total area of provided tensile reinforcement = Total area of provided compressive reinforcement =
OK
Curtailment of Bar
Assume the amount of reinforcement to be curtailed And curtailment will be at Thickness of stem at point of curtailment Effective depth of stem Amount of longitudinal Reinforcement Asc = Net area of concrete Ac = Area of tensile reinforcement = Area of provided compressive reinforcement = Forces and Moment at curtailment Particular Non seismic forces
Superstructure dead load
50 % m from the base of stem mm mm mm mm Ast = 12868 mm Asc = 5645 mm 4 I= 1.044E+12 mm Z= 1.736E+09 mm
Moment (kN.m)
Horizon Vertical Vertical Horizontal Lever arm, tal force Lever arm, force (kN) (m) (kN) (m)
Live load Abutment Soil mass Tractive/Braking force Frictional force Additional seismic forces Superstructure 1 133.34 Abutment 1 50.03 Soil mass 1 Total 3890.98 The direct comp. stress, Scc_cal = P/(Ac+1.5*m*Asc) = The comp. stress in bending Scbc_cal = M/Z = So, [Scc_cal/Scc] + [Scbc_cal/Scbc] = The condition of tensile stress at the extreme fibre of concrete: (Scbc_cal - Scc_cal) < 0.25*(Scc_cal + Scbc_cal)
805.23
27.16 43.10 0.800 133.34 0.629 50.03 48.31 1107.2
1777.92 521.15 502.12 2191.51 176.03 120.68 504.04 199.37 131.49 6124.30
> 0.985 Section is Cracked As The Section is cracked Reinforcement and section should be checked for cracked condition Critical Neutral axis x 449.18 mm The resultant Stress Scb 2.638 N/mm Stress in tension reinforcement: Ss = m*Scb*(D-d'-x)/x = 44.50 N/mm < 240 OK Stress in compression reinforcement: Ssc = 1.5m*Scb*(x-d')/x = 37.23 N/mm < 205 OK
Substructure Kamala Khola_Bridge Project
3.114
Check for shear Critical shear, V = Effective area, A = Tensile reinforcement area = Compression reinforcement area = Hence total reinforcement area = Percentage of steel provided = 1107175 N 9129056.6 mm 12867.964 5645.0493 18144 0.199 mm mm mm %
Shear stress developed, tau= 0.1213 N/mm Permissible shear stress with longitudinal reinforcement = Reinforcement Tensile reinforcement Compressive Reinforcement Maximum allowded spacing is
Area (mm2)
0.204 N/mm OK Bar dia (mm) Nos Spacing (mm) c/c calculated/provided 32 16 480 300 AS1 25 12 650 300 AS3 mm Hence provide at sapcing of 300 mm 10 % of the total longitudinal reinforcement 3702.6026 113.1 mm 17 330 12 mm mm nos mm c/c (AS5)
AS5 AS1
32 @ 300 c/c 12 @ 300 c/c AS1+AS2 32 @ 150 c/c
AS5
12 @ 300 c/c
AS3
25 @ 300 c/c
AS3+AS4
25 @ 150 c/c
Above curtailment
Below curtailment
AS3 AS1 32 @ 300 c/c AS5 12 @ 300 c/c AS1+AS2 32 @ 150 c/c AS3+AS4 25 @ 150 c/c 25 @ 300 c/c
Height of curtailmnet
KN KN KN KN mm mm mm
and bc = B/L 1
where Po is perimeter of affected Area = 2 (2D+L+B) Po So, Punching Stress Developed au_developed =
< 0.716 N/mm Ok As depth is safe for punching no additional reinforcement is required. Providing nominal reinforcement. Reinforcement Bar dia (mm) Reinforcement along length of cap 16 Stirrups around the cap 12 And Provide 2 layers of 10 mm bar mesh of length L: Breadth : Nos 20 36 550 mm 450 mm
Spacing (mm) c/c provided
28.19 kN 1.75 m 119.2 kN 0.15 m 345.32 kN.m 49.33 kN.m 17.8848 kN.m 412.54 kNm 263.10 kN 300 mm 12 mm respectively 212 mm 49.62 mm 195.46 mm 8794.09 mm >300 Level AB1 AB3 AB2 mm
So, No of main bar 12 @ spaicng 650 mm c/c Provided Reinforcement Nos Reinforcement Dia of Bar Spacing (mm) c/c provided 300 25 Main Bar (Back Face) 32 Distribution Bar (Horizontal bar at 300 9 12 each face) Compression Bar (Front Face) 25 300 25
16 AB8
16 AB4
0.1
8.78
10.48
A
1.20 1.70 A8 0.2
3.25
1.40 7.40
2.75
C.G from T 3.63 2.762 m Position of C.G From Superstructure Load Point Position of superstructure load point From toe= Height of Abutment (H) Height of Abutment Including Footing (H') Length of Abutment (L)
Offsets of the base slab provided from the edge of abutment stem
Over all Length of Footing (L') Horizontal Nonseismic Forces Forces due to breaking force Horizontal forces due to reisitence of bearing Earth pressure (0.5* g * H * tan(45 - f/2)*L) at 0.42H Vertical Nonseismic Forces Live Load Dead Load from superstructure Dead load of Abutment and Footing Vertical Load of Soil Mass Vertical Load of Approach Slab Horizontal seismic forces:
Superstructure Abutment and footing Soil mass Approach Slab
m
m m m m m both side m
kN
54.329 86.20 411.90
kN
1302.87 2222.40 3922.39 3287.232 103.68
kN
266.69 470.69 394.47 12.44
kN
133.34 235.34 197.23 6.22 -1453 kN at 44.66 100.64
Vertical lever arm m 11.68 8.00 4.91 Horizontal lever arm m 3.35 3.35 3.63 3.70 3.58 Vertical lever arm m 8.18 2.76 5.24 10.38 Horizontal lever arm m 3.35 3.63 2.53 2.65 3.63 m
Frictional force Additional seismic forces Superstructure Abutment Soil mass Approach Slab Total Superstructure dead load Live load Abutment Soil mass Approach Slab Tractive/Braking force Frictional force Buyoncy Total combination VI-a Non seismic forces Superstructure dead load Live load Abutment Soil mass Approach Slab Tractive/Braking force Frictional force Buyoncy Additional seismic forces Superstructure Abutment Soil mass Approach Slab Total
0.5 1 1 1 1 133.34 235.34 197.23 6.22 10753.06 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1452.99 9385.58 Flooded case, Seismic 1 0.5 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 1 1 1 1 1 -1452.99 133.34 235.34 197.23 6.22 9306.29 3.63 3.35 3.63 2.53 2.65 2222.40 651.44 3922.39 3287.23 103.68 3.63 2222.40 1302.87 3922.39 3287.232 103.68 3.35 3.35 3.63 3.70 3.58 3.350 3.626 2.525 2.650
27.16 266.69 470.69 394.47 12.44 1626.44 Increment factor for allowable stresses*
11.68 8.18 2.76 5.24 10.38 446.70 853.46 498.02 16.49 37829.08 1 7445.05 4364.63 14224.30
12162.76 370.66
-5269.2 33298.20 1.5 7445.05 2182.31 14224.30 411.90 43.10 27.16 4.91 8.00 11.68 -5269.2 266.69 470.69 394.47 12.44 1626.44 8.18 2.76 5.24 10.38 2628.21 2153.31 2565.03 145.63 38608.06 2181.51 1299.85 2067.01 129.14 8029.15 12162.76 370.66 172.39 158.64 2020.60 3344.74
Increment factor for allowable stresses* 3.35 3.35 3.63 3.70 3.58
Increment factor for allowable stresses* IRC:6-2000, 202.3 Check for Stability and Bearing Pressure Factors of safety (IRC:78-2000, 706.3.4) For Non Seismic Against overturning 2 Against sliding 1.5 Against deep seated failure 1.25 Frictional coefficient (IRC:78-2000, 706.3.4) (f) = Maximum Allowable Bearing Pressure (q) = Total Length of footing (B) = B/6 =
For Seismic 1.5 1.25 1.15 0.5 480 kN/m 8.00 m 1.33
Non Seismic case Dry (comb. I) Flooded (comb. I-a) Seismic case Dry (comb. VI) Flooded (comb VI-a) Check
Non seismic case Stability against overturning (MS/MO) Stability against sliding (f*V/H) Eccentricity e1 = B/2 - (MS-MO)/V < B/6 Max net pressure = (V/B)*(1+6e/B) < q Min net pressure = (V/B)*(1- 6e/B) > 0 Seismic case Stability against overturning (MS/MO) Stability against sliding (f*V/H) Eccentricity e1 = B/2 - (MS-MO)/V < B/6 Max net pressure = (V/B)*(1+6e/B) < q Min net pressure = (V/B)*(1- 6e/B) > 0
Calculated value Allowable Remark Flooded Dry 11.53 9.955 2 > than allowableOk 9.81 8.49 1.5 > than allowableOk 0.75 0.81 1.33 <than allowableOk 264.6 235.6 480 < than allowableOk 74.1 57.7 0 > than allowableOk 4.52 3.31 1.26 326.7 9.3 4.808 2.86 0.71 223.3 67.5 1.5 1.25 1.33 480 0 > than allowableOk > than allowableOk <than allowableOk < than allowableOk > than allowableOk
Design of Footing Calculation of moments and shear forces at the footing due to base pressure 7.40 4.15 4.65 3.25 H A B 2.75 T
min
max
Moment and shear forces due to base pressure Description Effective moment, M = (MS-MO) Critical downward load, V = Distance of CG of forces, X = M/V Eccentricity, e=(B/2)-X Maximum pressure at Toe, max = Minimum pressure at Heel, min = Upward pressure (shear) at B, t = Upward pressure (shear) at A, h = Moment at B due to upward pressure Moment at A due to upward pressure Moment and forces due to Soil and Abutment At Point B Non seismic cases Case I Case I-a 4402.83 3744.2 1354.82 1173.20 3.25 3.19 0.75 0.81 264.65 235.58 74.06 57.72 193.82 169.48 157.76 135.83 1232.27 1026.8 538.48 442.3 Seismic cases Case VI Case VI-a 3683.61 3822.36 1344.13 1163.29 2.74 3.29 1.26 0.71 326.73 223.30 9.31 67.53
208.77 148.71 165.41 135.94
819.41 294.56
1082.78 477.05
Self weight of Toe Slab Negative force (Lift) due to buyoncy Seismic Loads At Point A Self weight of Heel Slab Negative force (Lift) due to buyoncy Downward force due to soil Seismic Loads Description Moment and forces due to Soil and Abutment Downward force at B Downward force at A Downward Moment at B Downward Moment at A Resultant forces at Toe and Heel Net Bending moment at heel, A Net Bending moment at toe, B Net Shear Force at heel, A Net Shear Force at toe, B Critical Forces and Moments Critical Moment at Toe Side Critical Mement at Heel Side Critical Shear Forces at Toe Side Critical Shear Forces at Heel Side Design of Toe Slab Neutral Axis Factor Xc [m*Scbc/m*Scbc+Sst] = Lever Arm Z [1-Xc/3] = Moment of Resistance Factor R [Scbc/2*Z*Xc] = Minimum Effective depth requireq deff_min [sqrt(M/R*b] = Provided Over all Depth Cover provided (Top and Cover) So, effective actual depth deff Area of Reinforcement required Ast [M/Z*deff*Sst] = Provided Reinforcement Reinforcement Tensile Reinforcement (Bottom) Compression Reinforcement (Top) Dia of Bar 32 Non seismic cases Case I Case I-a 112.2 88.825 589.16 561.5 154.28 122.13 957.39 912.5 -418.90 1077.99 -431.40 81.62 1077.99 -675.75 89.83 -433.55 -470.2 904.6 -425.7 80.7
112.2 -23.375 6.73 132.6 -27.625 456.56 7.96 Seismic cases Case VI Case VI-a 118.93 597.12 163.532 970.31 -675.8 655.88 -14.82 89.83 95.56 569.49 131.391 925.42 -448.4 951.39 -433.55 69.85
kN-m per meter kN-m per meter kN per meter kN per meter 0.23 0.922 0.7193 1224.2 mm 1700 mm 70 mm 1630 mm Ok
2 2988.8 mm
Level
67.00 AF1
Design of Heel Slab Neutral Axis Factor Xc [m*Scbc/(m*Scbc+Sst)] = Lever Arm Z [1-Xc/3] = Moment of Resistance Factor R [Scbc/2*Z*Xc] = Minimum Effective depth requireq deff_min [sqrt(M/R*b] = Provided Over all Depth Cover provided (Top and Cover) So, effective actual depth deff Area of Reinforcement required Ast [M/Z*deff*Sst] =
Provided Reinforcement Reinforcement Tensile Reinforcement (Bottom) Compression Reinforcement (Top) Dia of Bar 32
Spacing (mm) c/c provided
200 300
Level
Distribution Bars: Provide 20 % of Longitudinal Bars as distribution bars of dia Reinforcement Area of steel required
Toe Side 490.87 Top Face Bar Bottom Face Bar 1447.65 Heel Side 392.70 Top Face Bar Bottom Face Bar 804.25 (IRC:21-2000, 304.7.1.3) Check For Shear Maximum Shear stress developed (V/b*deff) Total longitudinal reinforcement provided (%) Allowable shear stress without shear reinforcement Additional Shear Reinforcement is required
OK
2.500
2.40
283.42 284
SBL
277.52
1.80
1.80
FBL 7.00 This prelimanry section is defined by considering hydrological analysis and geotechnical recommendation Material Properties Concrete grade Steel grade Allowable stress of steel in tension and shear Allowable stress of steel in direct compression Allowable compressive stress in concrete in flexure Allowable comp. stress in concrete in direct compression Modular ratio (m) Neutral axis factor k j The resisting moment coefficient R IRC:21-2000, 303.2.1, Table 9,10 Levels High Flood Level Maximum Scour level for Pier Level of Deck Surface Thickness of Pier cap (overall Thickness) 7.00 SBL = Stem Bottom Level FBL = Footing Bottom Level MSL = Maximum Scour Level (fck) (fe) Sst = Ssc = Scbc = Scc = m= 25 500 240 205 8.33 6.25 10 0.32 0.89 0.95 N/mm N/mm N/mm N/mm N/mm N/mm
275.72
Top level of Footing (SBL) Thickness of Footing/Cap Bottem level of Footing/Cap (FBL) Thickness of Bearing Hence the total height of Pier Soil Data & Seismic Data Unit weight of backfill soil Unit weight of concrete Horizontal seismic coefficient Vertical seismic coefficient Angle between the wall and earth Angle of internal friction of soil Angle of friction between soil and wall Forces on the Pier at Point Distance from center Total Dead Load from superstructure (kN) Total Critical Live load including impact (kN)
Moment at the edge of the stem shaft
( 2.5m Below Max Scour Depth) H= _conc Design of Pier Cap A -2.50 764.61 364.75 207.94 1682.1332 802.4478 401.2239 3093.74
m m m m m
16 kN/m 24 kN/m 0.120 0.060 Degree 0 32 16 B 0.00 693.19 417.54 Kn-m Kn-m Kn-m Kn-m Kn-m 0.26 0.91 1.96 1255.32 mm 2400 40 32 2344 mm mm mm mm Ok C 2.50 764.61 321.84
Due to dead load of the cap itself = Due to dead load from superstructure = Due to live load excluding impact = Due to Impact load =
Hence Total Moment
Neutral Axis Factor Xc [m*Scbc/(m*Scbc+Sst)] = Lever Arm Z [1-Xc/3] = Moment of Resistance Factor R [Scbc*Z*Xc] = Assuming b=1 m Minimum Effective depth requireq d eff_min [sqrt(M/R*b] = Provided Over all Depth Cover provided (Top and Cover) Diameter of bar So, effective actual depth deff Distance of the bearing center from the face of stem = Cap Can be designed as cantilever Area of Reinforcement required Ast [M/Z*deff*Sst] = Provide 32 mm bars at spacing Provided area of tensile reinforcement = Reinforcement at the bottom (compression side) Provide 20 mm bars at spacing Provided area of tensile reinforcement = Check for Shear Shear force at the critical section Due to dead load of the cap itself = Due to dead load from superstructure = Due to live load excluding impact = Due to Impact load =
1100 mm 6016.258 mm 150.00 mm c/c, so nos of bars are 16085 mm2 OK AP1 220.00 mm c/c, so nos of bars are
4398 mm
2 2
20
14
AP2
kN kN kN kN
2869.699 kN 0.398569306 N/mm 1.9 Section ok for shear 0.291 % tc = 0.233 < 0.399 Shear reinforcement is required Shear resisted by the longitudinal steel and concrete section = tc * B * d_eff = 1639942 N Shear force to be resisted by shear reinforcement Vus = 1229757 N Providing 4 legs of 16 mm bars The shear steel area Asv = 804.25 mm Spacing of bars Sst * Asv *d_eff / Vus = 365 mm c/c Check for shear at bearings Check shear at a distance 1.10 m from the face of the stem Total Depth of beam at the bearing = 1705 mm Effective Depth of beam at the bearing= 1649 mm Shear forces: Due to dead load of the cap itself = 115.05 kN Due to dead load from superstructure = 1529.21 kN Due to live load excluding impact = 729.50 kN Due to Impact load = 364.75 kN Total V= 2738.51 kN Shear Stress developed, tau = V/(B*D) 0.54 N/mm Allowable shear stress for the section (IRC:21-2000, Table 12A) = 1.90 Section ok for shear Percentage of longitudinal steel (tension+compression), pt = 0.414 % Allowable shear stress (IRC:21-2000, Table 12B) = 0.306 N/mm Shear resisted by the longitudinal steel and concrete section = tc * B * d_eff = 1515200 N Shear force to be resisted by shear reinforcement Vus = 1223307 N Providing 4 legs of 16 mm bars The shear steel area Asv = 804.25 mm Spacing of bars Sst * Asv *d_eff / Vus = 200 mm c/c AP3 Skin reinforcement @ 0.1% of gross sectional area of the beam 7032 mm For each side = 3516 mm each side Providing 16 mm bars 200 mm c/c, hence, 12 nos each side Provided area at each side = 2413 mm each side AP4 Check for punching shear Average depth of section at bearing, i.e. at 1.55 m from the stem face= 2118 mm Allowable punching pressure, tau_p = ks(0.16*sqrt(fck)) Where, ks = the minimum of 1 and 0.5+bc = bc = B/L = 0.75 hence, Total punching stress developed = tau_punch = V/Lo*D Where Lo = perimeter around the critical plane = 2*(2D+L+B) = Hence, tau_punch = Which is
Total Shear force Shear Stress developed, tau = V/(B*D) Allowable shear stress for the section (IRC:21-2000, Table 12A) = Percentage of longitudinal steel (tension+compression), pt = Allowable shear stress (IRC:21-2000, Table 12B) =
V=
1 tau_p = 0.8
<
Design of Pier Stem Length of stem column (between the surfaces of the restrains) Diameter of column D Effective length of column (IRC:21-2000, 306.2.1) [ effective length factor 1.2 ]
Forces on the Pier at Point from superstructure
Impact factor
L= Le =
A B Distance from center -2.5 0 2.5 Dead Load (kN) 1 764.61 693.19 764.61 Live load (kN) 1.105 364.75 417.54 321.84 Analysis and Design of pier Stem Dead Load Dead Load From Superstructure Dead Load due to pier cap Dead Load of Pier Stem Total Dead Load Breaking Force:( As Per IRC:6-2000, 214.2) Braking force = 20% of the weight of the design vehicle (Class A) Height of deck surface from the pier cap= 2.48 And this force acts along the bridge at 1.2m above the road level Total weight of the IRC Class A vehicle = 543.29 Therefore braking force length = 108.658 Moment Due to Breaking Force 399.8614
Effect of buyoncy
Area of stem at top = Depth of submerged part of Pier = Volume of submerged part of pier = Net upward force due to buyoncy =
Live Load Live Load Excluding Impact = which will act at eccentricity ('CG of Load wrt center) Critical moment due to live load eccentricity
9.9765 mm 120000 mm 28.73232 86.20 86.20 8.30 715.43 kN per bearing kN kN m from base of stem kN-m
kN kN-m
Total combination VI Non seismic forces Total Dead load Live load Tractive/Braking force Frictional force Seismic forces Total
Dry case, Non-seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1 6115.05 1 2208.26 1 108.66 108.66 399.86 1 86.20 715.43 8431.97 194.85 0.00 1115.30 Dry case, Seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 6115.05 1104.13 54.33
1 -214.53
-214.53 1.5
-107.26
54.33 199.93 43.10 357.72 366.90 733.81 733.81 5415.86 5415.86 733.81 5973.51 5308.60 7640.41 831.23 combination I-a Flooded case, Non-seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1 Total Dead load 1 6115.05 Live load 1 2208.26 -214.53 Tractive/Braking force 1 108.66 108.66 399.86 Frictional force 1 86.20 715.43 Buyoncy 1 -399.01 Water Current 1 18.90 82.08 Total 8032.96 194.85 18.90 1115.30 -132.45 combination VI-a Flooded case, Seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1.5 Total Dead load 1 6115.05 Live load 0.5 1104.13 -107.26 Tractive/Braking force 0.5 54.33 54.33 Frictional force 0.5 43.10 Buyoncy 1 -399.01 715.43 Water Current 1 18.90 82.08 Seismic forces 1 366.90 733.81 733.81 5415.86 5415.86 Total 7241.40 831.23 752.71 6131.30 5390.68 Maximum Loads 8431.97 831.23 752.71 6131.30 5390.68 Resultant Critical forces: Vertical Load, P = 8431.97 kN 1121.39 kN Horizontal Load, H = 8164.08 kN.m Moment, M = Increment factor for allowable stresses* IRC:6-2000, 202.3 Sectional area of stem = (Ag) 6157521.6 mm Let Provide main reinforcement 1.2 % of Sectional area Total Area of reinforcement 73890.25921 mm Let Provide 32 mm dia bars. Provided Number of Bar 92 (AP5) Spacing between the bars providing in two layers = 87 mm Cover provided 100 mm Grade of Concrete and Steel same as in Pier Cap Let provided diameter of transverse reinforcement 12 mm the diameter up to the line of reinforcement Dc 2560 mm Substructure Kamala Khola_Bridge Project
So Area of Steel Provided (As) So Area of Concrete (Ac) Check for Section capacity of Stem Equivalent area of Section Ae = Ac+(1.5m-1)*As= Equivalent moment of inertia of section Ie = (PI*D^4/64) + (m-1)*As*Dc / 8 Ze = 2*Ie/D = Scc = P/Ae = Scb = M/Ze =
(Scc/Sacc + Scb/Sacb) =
Check the section for shear Resultant critical horizontal force: Shear stress developed, tau = Percentage of longitudinal steel (as provided)= Allowable shear stress tc = Hence, No shear reinforcement required. Provide nominal. Provide 12 mm circular rings @
N N/mm % N/mm
2.500
2.40
283.42 284
SBL
277.52
1.80
1.80
FBL 7.00 This prelimanry section is defined by considering hydrological analysis and geotechnical recommendation Material Properties Concrete grade Steel grade Allowable stress of steel in tension and shear Allowable stress of steel in direct compression Allowable compressive stress in concrete in flexure Allowable comp. stress in concrete in direct compression Modular ratio (m) Neutral axis factor k j The resisting moment coefficient R IRC:21-2000, 303.2.1, Table 9,10 Levels High Flood Level Maximum Scour level for Pier Level of Deck Surface 7.00 SBL = Stem Bottom Level FBL = Footing Bottom Level MSL = Maximum Scour Level (fck) (fe) Sst = Ssc = Scbc = Scc = m= 20 500 240 205 6.67 5 10 0.32 0.89 0.95 N/mm N/mm N/mm N/mm N/mm N/mm
275.72
Top level of Footing (SBL) Thickness of Footing/Cap Bottem level of Footing/Cap (FBL) Thickness of Bearing Hence the total height of Pier Soil Data & Seismic Data Unit weight of backfill soil Unit weight of concrete Horizontal seismic coefficient Vertical seismic coefficient
m m m m m m
Angle between the wall and earth Angle of internal friction of soil Angle of friction between soil and wall Length of stem column (between the surfaces of the restrains) Diameter of column D Effective length of column (IRC:21-2000, 306.2.1) [ effective length factor 1.2 ]
Forces on the Pier at Point from superstructure
Impact factor
L= Le =
Distance from center Dead Load (kN) 1 Live load (kN) 1.105 Forces at bottom of Footing Dead Load Dead Load From Superstructure Dead Load due to pier cap Dead Load of Pier Stem
Dead load of footing
Total Dead Load Breaking Force:( As Per IRC:6-2000, 214.2) Braking force = 20% of the weight of the design vehicle (Class A) Height of deck surface from the pier cap= And this force acts along the bridge at 1.2m above the road level Total weight of the IRC Class A vehicle = Therefore braking force length = Moment Due to Breaking Force
2.48 m 3.68 m 543.29 kN 108.658 kN 399.861 kN-m 84.00 m -840.01 kN 2208.26 kN -0.097 m -214.525 kN-m 0.000009 36950 mm
Substructure Kamala Khola_Bridge Project
Effect of buyoncy
Volume of submerged part of pier = Net upward force due to buyoncy = Live Load Live Load Excluding Impact = which will act at eccentricity ('CG of Load wrt center) Critical moment due to live load eccentricity
Width of girder (a) Assume width of elastomeric bearing (parallel to span) (b) Assume thickness of elastomeric bearing (T) Differential temperature in celcius (dt) Number of main girders = Assume Shear modulus of elastomer (G) (range 0.6 to 1.2) Elongation of the girder (D) = C*L*dt Plan area of the bearing (A) = Longitudinal force transmitted to the pier F = G*A*D / T = Total force from all bearings Lateral force due to frictional resistance of bearings, And this force acts along the bridge at Moment due to temperature effect
mm mm mm degree N/mm
9.9765 mm 120000 mm 28.73232 86.20 86.20 10.10 870.59 kN per bearing kN kN m from base kN-m
kN kN-m
Total combination VI Non seismic forces Total Dead load Live load Tractive/Braking force Frictional force Seismic forces Total
Dry case, Non-seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1 8231.85 1 2208.26 1 108.66 108.66 399.86 1 86.20 870.59 10548.77 194.85 0.00 1270.45 Dry case, Seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 8231.85 1104.13 54.33
1 -214.53
-214.53 1.5
-107.26 54.33 199.93 43.10 435.29 493.91 987.82 987.82 6965.33 6965.33 9884.22 1085.25 987.82 7600.55 6858.07 combination I-a Flooded case, Non-seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1 Total Dead load 1 8231.85 Live load 1 2208.26 -214.53 Tractive/Braking force 1 108.66 108.66 399.86 Frictional force 1 86.20 870.59 Buyoncy 1 -840.01 Water Current 1 24.16 134.01 Total 9708.76 194.85 24.16 1270.45 -80.52 combination VI-a Flooded case, Seismic Increment factor for allowable stresses* 1.5 Total Dead load 1 8231.85 Live load 0.5 1104.13 -107.26 Tractive/Braking force 0.5 54.33 54.33 Frictional force 0.5 43.10 Buyoncy 1 -840.01 870.59 Water Current 1 24.16 134.01 Seismic forces 1 493.91 987.82 987.82 6965.33 6965.33 Total 9044.21 1085.25 1011.98 7835.92 6992.07 Summary of Load Non-seismic cases Dry, Comb I 10548.77 194.85 0.00 1270.45 -214.53 Flooded, Comb I-a 9708.76 194.85 24.16 1270.45 -80.52 Seismic cases Dry, Comb VI 9884.22 1085.25 987.82 7600.55 6858.07 Flooded, Comb VI-a 9044.21 1085.25 1011.98 7835.92 6992.07 Check for Stability and Bearing Pressure Factors of safety (IRC:78-2000, 706.3.4) For Non Seismic For Seismic Against sliding 1.5 1.25 Frictional coefficient (IRC:78-2000, 706.3.4) (f) = 0.5 Maximum Allowable Bearing Pressure (q) = 480 kN/m max = (P/A) + (M/Z)
Substructure Kamala Khola_Bridge Project
min = where,
(P/A) - (M/Z)
max = Maximum base pressure (should not exceed the allowable bearing capacity) min = Minimum base pressure (should be > 0, no tension in soil allowed) P= Total vertical load on base M= Moment at the base Z= Section modulus of the footing base = bh / 6 A= Area of base f= Frictional coefficient (IRC:78-2000, 706.3.4) Section modulus Along the traffic Zyy = 57.17 m Across the traffic Zxx = 57.17 m Area of Base A= 49 m2 Stability against sliding: f*(P/H) > factor of safety H= Horizontal force at the base
Along Traffic
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min =
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Clear cover
35 mm Along Traffic
25 mm 32 mm
2.1
2.80
2.1
2.1
2.80
2.10
1752.5 min
1800
1708
D max
max = min = B= C=
max = min = B= C=
Moment at C:
Shear force at C: Due to soil pressure 676.97 kN Due to self wt. of slab 90.72 kN Resultant Shear = 586.25 kN Neutral Axis Factor Xc [m*Scbc/(m*Scbc+Sst)] = Lever Arm Z [1-Xc/3] = Moment of Resistance Factor R [Scbc/2*Z*Xc] = Moment of Resistance, Mr=B*Xc*(Scbc/2) * Z Assuming B = 1 m, Mr = Along Traffic Equating Mr = M, d (min) = 964.00061 mm Provided effective d. d_eff = 1752.5 mm Area of steel required, Ast=M/(Z*d_eff*Sst) Y-Y (along the traffic) 1601.055 mm
924.58 kN 90.72 kN 833.86 kN 0.217 0.928 0.672 Mr = 672.13 d Across Traffic 1083.04 mm 1708 mm
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25 mm 200 mm c/c 5 nos per meter 36 25 300 mm c/c 4 nos per meter 24 4417.8647 mm 0.2520893 % 0.234 N/mm 0.335 N/mm Additional shear reinf. Required 176355.1 12 2 296.74466 300 24 N per meter mm mm c/c
(PF1)
32 mm (PF2) 200 mm c/c 5 nos per meter 36 32 mm (PF4) 300 mm c/c 4 nos per meter 24 7238.22947 mm 0.42378393 % 0.280 N/mm 0.488 N/mm Additional shear reinf. Required 477686.119 12 2 300 300 mm c/c 24
Compression bars:
(PF3)
Check for shear Total area of longitudinal bars Percentage of longitudinal bars Allowable shear stress Shear stress developed Shear reinforcement Residual shear stress, Vus = Diameter nos/legs Spacing Adopt Total nos
(PF5)
25 @ 300c/c PF3
7.00
AC1
7070
16
20
7.070
1.578
223.177
1170 935
2x50
12
36
4.31
0.888
137.753
AC2
600
AC3
500
10
16
0.617
32
24
5.58
6.313
845.483
450
AS4
5130 450
25
24
5.58
3.853
516.042
700
700
12
17
16.940
0.888
255.673
3607.330 7214.660
250 AB1
4900
32
25
5.15
6.313
812.843
250 AB2
4550
25
25
4.8
3.853
462.403
220
500 700
300
AB4
100
16
27
1.82
1.578
77.559
AB5
75
500 75
10
54
0.65
0.617
21.640
AB6
75
250 75
10
27
0.4
0.617
6.659
AB7 AB8
7120 7120
20 16 Total
1 2
7.12 7.12
2.466 1.578
No of Back Wall
Total Weight
AF1
850
4670
850
32
67
6.370
6.313
2694.472
AF2
850
5170
850
32
40
6.870
6.313
1734.907
AF3
850
5170
850
25
40
6.870
3.853
1058.903
AF4
850
4670
850
25
27
6.370
3.853
662.739
AF5
850
7860
850
16
29
9.56
1.578
437.578
AF6
850
7860
850
16
39
9.56
1.578
588.467
100 AF7
1560
0 100
Total
1.76
0.000
0.000
No of Foundation
Total Weight
7177.067 14354.134
AP1
400
6520
400
32
20
7.32
6.313
924.274
AP2
400 20 14 8.02
2.466
276.899
1.578
662.522
AP4
6520
16
12
6.52
1.578
123.489
600
AP5
500
10
12
16 0.61653756
118.3752112
2105.560 2105.560
AP5 400
8700
32
92
9.100
6.313
5285.532
AP6
D=
2626
12
74
8.450
0.888
555.138
5840.671 5840.671
PF1
1000
6890
1000
25
36
8.89
1233.2293
PF2
1000
6890
1000
32
36
8.89
6.31334
2020.5228
PF3
1000
6890
1000
25
24
8.89
3.85336
822.1528
PF4
1000
6890
1000
32
24
8.89
6.31334
1347.0152