REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE

TOPIC SURVEY AND REPORT ON BUILDING IN DISTRESS

Presented by: Gauri Patil Under guidance: Prof. Rahul Chutake

ABOUT BUILDING IN DISTRESS.

DISTRESS - Trouble, pain, hardship, sadden,

grief FACTORS LEADING TO DISTRESSED BUILDING

Faulty design Faulty construction material and workmanship Faulty use , miss use or loading Lack of maintenance Age of construction Sub grade changes Atmospheric thermal, light, moisture, radiation, wind chemical Below ground seismic activity, moisture, vibrations from neighbor, chemicals, Incidental fire, flash floods, cyclone etc.

WHY BUILDING SURVEY AND STATUS REPORT?

To maintain building in good condition to increase its life.

Exact details of distress at columns/beams/slabs (cover or core) 25%50%-75% shown in colors. Useful for loan application to bank, useful for insurance claim. Members can understand the exact status/condition of their property Helps contractors to understand the exact nature and sources of distress before touching the structure for repairs, so chances of increasing the work/cost is minimal. Even owner can visualize the extent of repairs during work It has remedial measures Estimated repair cost and priorities can be decided On the strength of authentic reports even after some years if problem arises one can contact consultants or contractor for rectifications Consultants involvement in repairs (proper planningsystematic/methodical repairs) improves the work

INTRODUCTIONBUILDING SURVEY
BUILDING DIAGNOSTICS/SURVEY IS A HOLISTIC PROCESS OF DATA

COLLECTION REGARDING CONDITIONS, DETECTION AND ANALYSIS OF FAULTS/ABNORMALITY/DEFECTS IN BUILDING MATERIALS AND FABRICS. TYPES OF SURVEY

CLIMATE OF SURROUNDING LOCATION OF STRUCTURE BUILDING TYPE AND CHANGE IN USE AGE OF BUILDING PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF BUILDING COMPONENTS

NOT ONLY ACCURACY OF THE SURVEY IS IMPORTANT; EQUALLY IMPORTANT IS ACCURATE, SCIENTIFIC & CONCISE PRESENTATION OF DATA IN THE FORM OF THE REPORT.

BEFORE BUILDING SURVEY..

Obtain building permit for survey Set of architectural and structural drawings Data collection Name of project Location Age Year of construction etc. Form a group and work allocation CHECK LIST BEFORE SURVEY 1. Measuring tape 2. Camera 3. Pen, pencil, etc. 4. Notebook and questionnaire

PHOTOGRAPHS
IMPORTANT FACTOR OF SURVEY STRUCTURE IS THOROUGHLY SURVEYED & PHOTOGRAPHS ARE TAKEN IN ORDER TO ASSESS THE SITUATION IN DETAIL. A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE POINTS (TYPES OF STRUCTURAL & NONSTRUCTURAL DISTRESS) NOTED DURING THE SURVEY. Mark position and angle of camera in drawing for future reference.

PHOTO TAGS PHOTOGRAPH NO: E.G ABCD-NN/N COULD BE ALPA-NUMERIC BASED ON THE SYSTEM FOLLOWED DATE: ON WHICH THE PHOTOGRAPH IS CLICKED LOCATION: E.G EXTERNAL WALL ZONE: IF APPLICABLE CODE: BASED ON SYSTEM EG STRUCTURAL/NON-STRUCTURAL COMMENTS: IF DESIRED SURVEY REPORT

DOCUMENTATION OF SURVEY

VISUAL SURVEY REPORT: BASED ON EARLIER REPORTS

REPORT: TECHNICAL DATA & CONCLUSION

TECHNICAL TESTS: NUMBER OF TEST COULD BE PERFORMED DURING BUILDING SURVEY. THE REPORT MUST CONTAIN ALL FINDINGS. TECHNICAL ANALYSIS & CONCLUSION: IT IS IMPORTANT TO EXTRACT INFORMATION FROM DATA. REPORT MUST CONTAIN THE ANALYSIS & FINDINGS. COST ANALYSIS :

COST ANALYSIS COULD BE PART OF THE REPORT. WORK OUT THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS/FEASIBILTY & SUGGEST ALTERNATIVES. INCLUDE BENEFIT & COST ANALYSIS IF THE EXPERTISE IS AVAILABLE. CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATIONS: SHOULD BE PRECISE & TO THE POINT. OUTLINE FUTURE STEPS. GIVE OPTIONS. ENCLOSURES: MEASURED DWGS IF ANY. PROJECT PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS OF MATERIALS. METHODOLOGY

PROJECT PROGRAMME
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