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Job Reinforcement Summary sheet Date Date Date
Doc. No. - R0
18/08/20 18/08/20 18/08/20
Project Code 10017 Date 8/18/2020
Reinforcement summary
Longitudinal Derailment Derailment
Plinth Transverse
Depth Reinforcement (Top & Reinforcement Longitudinal Transverse
Bottom) Reinforcement Reinforcement
260 12 Φ @ 200 (5 No's) 12 Φ @ 200 12 Φ 2 No's - 2 Layers 12 Φ @ 200
300 12 Φ @ 200 (5 No's) 12 Φ @ 200 12 Φ 2 No's - 2 Layers 12 Φ @ 200
350 12 Φ @ 200 (5 No's) 12 Φ @ 175 12 Φ 2 No's - 2 Layers 12 Φ @ 175
Quantity:
1 Concrete Quantity = #REF! m3
2 Steel Quantity:
Density of steel = 7850 kg/m3
a. Plinth:
Longitudinal Reinforcement = #REF! kg
Transverse Reinforcement = #REF! kg
b. Derailment:
Longitudinal Reinforcement = #REF! kg
Transverse Reinforcement = #REF! kg
#REF! kg/m
Vibration Effect
As per clause 7.3.3 of [IR8], a metro vehicle having a vertical resonance frequency of 12Hz or less is sufficient to control the
levels of ground-borne vibration. Thus, metro system recommends a vertical resonance frequency of metro stock to be less
than 8 Hz.
Frequency analysis of the track structure is done to find the natural frequency of the system which is an important criteria for
the control of vibration produced by the moving train.
Where,
Natural frequency of the system (Hz) f0
Equivalent dynamic stiffness of the track (N/m) keq
Mass of the structure (kg/m) m
No of fasteners/m n = 4 Nos
Vertical Stiffness of fastener Kfas,1 = 25.6 kN/mm
Vertical Stiffness of parallel connection Kfas,120 = 25.6*4
= 102.4 kN/mm
Total vertical load per wheel = 39.25 kN
No. of Axles = 6 Nos
Support Stiffness under Slab (considering maximum =
0.5mm deflection) KSupport 942 kN/mm
The vertical resonance frequency of the moving train is much less than the natural frequency of the track system. The
resonance frequency of the train shall not match the natural frequency of the track system which would cause resonance
increasing the amplitude of vibration. As the natural frequency of the track system is more than the frequency of metro train,
it can be said that the resonance frequency of the moving train will never exceed the natural frequency of the plinth.
Moreover the resonance frequency prescribed by RDSO is for the train moving at maximum speed. At station locations, the
speed shall be much less. Thus, the effect of vibration shall not be considered for the design of plinth.
Weigth of fastener = 36 kg
Fastener Stiffness = 25.6 kN/mm
No of fastener = 51.2 kN/mm
As per clause 7.3.3 of [IR8], a metro vehicle having a vertical resonance frequency of 12Hz or less is sufficient to
control the levels of ground-borne vibration. Thus, metro system recommends a vertical resonance frequency of
metro stock to be less than 8 Hz.
Design Inputs
Ref Clause Description Symbol Value Units Remarks
= 2349.98 kg/m
Weigth of fastener = 18 kg
Fatener vertical stiffness kfas = 25.6 kN/mm
= 2.56E+07 N/m
No. of fastener under one bogie = 14 nos
Total vertical stiffness = 9.96E+07 N/m/m
Slab Dimensions
Width of Slab b = 3.3 m
Depth of Slab d = 0.354 m
Total length of slab l = 11.85
Length under consideration L = 3.6 m
3.3*0.354*3.6*25*1000/9.81/3
= .6
Weight of Slab under one bogie w
= 4465.59583333333 kg/m
Slab Stiffness
Ev2 Value for Embankment E2 = 100 MPa
Modulus of Elasticity (Slab) E1 = 31622.7766016838 MPa
Thickness of Slab h1 = 354 mm
Equivalent height of the beam having same bearing h1* = c x h1 x (E1/E2)1/3
capacity
= 1963.7280986001 mm
Stiffness under Slab k = E2/h1*
= 0.05092354693671 N/mm3
= 5.09E+07 N/m3
= 1.68E+08 N/m/m
Frequency Calculation
Resonance frequency of Train f = 6.94 Hz
The DAF at resonance is much higher than the maximum value. For moderate damping, the
difference between the approximate actual DMF at resonance and exact maximum DMF is negligible.