Appendix 1 120.0m Span

Consultancy services for Preparation of Detailed
Project Report for Construction of HLB across River

Krishna connecting Somasila in Mahabubnagar
District and Siddeswaram in Kurnool District.
Draft Project Report
Appendix-1 to
Vol-I :
Design Report
Submitted To
Engineer in Chief (R&B), SR & CRN
R&B Department, Government of Telangana,
Errumanzil, Hyderabad
Consultant
C. E. Testing Company Pvt. Ltd.
124-A, NSC Bose Road, Kolkata 700092
CET/3549/KRISHNA/DDPR/Appendix-1/R0 JULY- 2016

Consultancy services for Preparation of Detailed Project Report for Construction of HLB across Design Report
River Krishna connecting Somasila in Mahabubnagar District and Siddeswaram in Kurnool District.
Design Report
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Contents
1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .........................................................................................................................2
1.1 Introduction ...............................................................................................................................2
2.0 PLANNING, DESIGN BASIS & STANDARDS............................................................................................3
2.1 Planning......................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Structures...................................................................................................................................3
A. Design Basis....................................................................................................................................3
B. Design Standards: ..........................................................................................................................4
2.3 Design Philosophy ......................................................................................................................4
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1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1.1 Introduction
The Roads and Buildings Department, Government of Telangana is responsible for the
development, maintenance and management of Road Network. Bridges are integral part of any
road network and help to connect the localities across natural obstacles like river, stream etc.
Bids were invited by R&B Department, Govt. of Telangana from established and reliable
consultants for Preparation of Detailed Project report for construction of High Level Bridge across
river Krishna connecting Somasila in Mahabubnagar District and Siddeswaram in Kurnool
District.
To meet the requirement, R&B Telangana has appointed C. E. Testing Company Pvt. Ltd.
(CETEST) as consultant to prepare the Detailed Project Report for the proposed High Level Bridge
vides Letter of Award No. 19052015/ENC SR/Telangana/DCR(R)/EE CRN/DEE-8/15-16-2 dated
18-06-2015.
We have submitted DDPR on 25/04/2016 through letter no- DPR/3549/2016/646. Now we are
submitting the design & drawing volume of central 64+5x120+64 m span.
The DDPR is being submitted in following volume.
 Volume-I: Design Report & Structural Design.
 Volume-II: Drawing Volume.
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2.0 PLANNING, DESIGN BASIS & STANDARDS
2.1 Planning
After submitting the Inception Report, various discussions were held and the alignment & span
arrangement has been finalized.
All the proposals have been prepared in following approach.
 In depth study of the inventory data, site data, terrain condition and the survey drawing
has been carried out.
 The Srisailam dam is located at the downstream side of the location. The river cross
section has a distinct deep portion of around 600m and rest portion is low land portion.
 During flood, this low land portion acts as water storage.
 The maximum discharge released from the dam is considered as the discharge through
the cross section.
 The waterway is considered as class-l waterway.
 In the deep portion of the river, PSC Integral bridge of 120.0m span has been provided. In
the low land portion, 50m span PSC Box girder type super-structure is provided.
 In the low land portion, open foundation has been proposed and in the deep channel
portion, pile foundation has been provided.
 The approach roads are considered to cater two lane traffic whereas bridge is provided
for three lane traffic.
2.2 Structures
A. Design Basis
The structural scheme has been chosen considering the following:
 Two types of superstructure chosen: PSC box girder of 50m in low land portion and 120m
span PSC Integral Box in deep channel portion.
 Long span superstructure is chosen to minimize the nos. of foundation in the deep
channel portion.
 Solid type circular pier has been chosen considering speedy construction.
 Middle 60m portion of each 120m segment is considered for waterway usage. For
waterway, class-l waterway has been considered.
 Diameter of circular pier is varied as per height of pier.
 POT-Cum-PTFE bearing has been chosen for 50m PSC.
 Circular single pier has been chosen to minimize the obstruction.
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B. Design Standards:
I. GEOMETRIC DESIGN
i) The overall width (out to out of kerb) of the deck slab will be kept as 14.8m for three
lane.
ii) The span type and arrangement will be proposed considering site constraint,
optimize the pier number and aesthetics.
II. LOADING STANDARD
i) All structures will be designed according to load specified in IRC-6:2014.
ii) LL on footpath will be taken as 5 KN/m2, wherever provided.
iii) Environmental loadings such as earth pressure, water current, seismic forces and
temperature effect will be taken as per IRC/BIS Codes. IS-1893 will be followed in
evaluating dynamic increment of earth pressure.
2.3 Design Philosophy
Introduction : The length of the most appropriate alignment connecting Somsila to the
Kapileswaram is approximately 10.9 Km. Out of this 10.9 Km we have bridge and viaduct
of about 1.836 Km long. The details of the alignment selection has been presented in our
Feasibility Report and not repeated herein. In this we are primarily concerned in the
structural planning and designing.
Basic Division : We have divided the bridge length into basic components viz. (a) Viaduct
and (b) Bridge proper. The location of the bridge is on the pond of the dam on Krishna. As
a result once the irrigation water distribution starts the water level falls rapidly. Generally
about 8 months we have a channel of about 600m of flowing water. However, during
monsoon the water is stored and a huge area gets inundated. After survey it is seen that
we may face difficulty in placing open foundation in a stretch about 600m. Further, rock
appears at shallow depth and within a depth of 3/4m a net bearing capacity of 40 t/m2
can be achieved. Therefore, open shallow foundation wherever construction is feasible is
the obvious choice. In other portion we use to 2500 mm dia pile with a pile cap slightly
above low water level.
a. Viaduct Portion : We have viaduct at both ends and we are provided span of
50.0m. In the Somsila side we have 6 such span and in the temple side we have 16
such spans. Viaduct is resting on pier of 3m to 4m diameter on open/pile
foundation with an estimated bearing capacity of 40 t/m2. Viaduct portion is
straight in plan at locations and this is taken care of using straight beam and slabs.
b. Bridge Portion : For the ease of construction we have used balance cantilever
section using prestress concrete box girder with depth varying parabolicaly
construction proceeds from the pier head equally on both sides upto 59.5m. This
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is done in 19 stages. Each stage for concreting and prestressing takes 3 weeks and
therefore completion period of 1 pair of pier with super structure deck will be
about 57 weeks. After completion of 59.5m arm of two adjacent piers the central
1.0m is concreted with prestressing at bottom.
i. Analysis : The incremental method of construction is presented through
longhand calculations. As a first step the dead load stresses are worked
out and prestressing forces are applied. The net stresses on concrete at top
and bottom fibers are obtained.
ii. After two segments are cast one in each side, second segment is cast and
prestressed to take another 3 weeks.
iii. This analysis is carried out upto 19 segments.
iv. After two segments are cast one in each side, second segment is cast and
prestressed to take another 3 weeks.
v. Relaxation of stresses in the prestressing cables are evaluated segment
wise and superimposed on earlier results.
vi. Thereafter, effect of shrinkage and creep and strength gain with time is
taken care of and superimposed on previous results.
vii. At the last stage the central portion (1 mtr. long) is cast and the resulting
stresses are distributed.
c. Live Load Analysis : A model of the superstructure is made in SAP 2000 V-14.3
and analysis for live load and seismic loads are made. The effect of live load and
seismic load are superimposed from earlier stress results.
d. Foundation : Based on the results obtained from longhand calculations for dead
load and results for continuity and live load and seismic load applications are
applied from the foundation. It is designed to rest on piles of 2500mm dia with at
least 5000 mm embedment in bed rock to attain fixity.
We have used limit state method of design for superstructure as recommended by IRC:112-2011 .
The heavy vehicle of 385 ton as recommended by IRC:6-2014 Amendment-1 is also considered.
The details of code used are given separately in the following.
Part-A(6 Nos 50 m PSC, All spans are not shown for clarity)
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Part-B(64+120x5+64m)
Part-C(16 Nos 50 m PSC, All spans are not shown for clarity)
 IRC:5-2014 - Section I, General Features of Design

 IRC:6-2014 - Section II, loads and Stresses
 IRC:18-2000 - Design Criteria for Pre-stressed Concrete Road Bridges
 IRC:112-2011 - Code of practice for concrete road bridges
 IRC:22-1989 - Section VI, Composite Construction
 IRC:40-2002 - Section IV, Brick, stone & Block Masonry
 IRC:78-2014 - Section VII, Foundations and Structure
 IRC:83-1999 - Section IX,(Part I), Metallic Bearings
 IRC:83-1987 - Section IX,(Part II), Elastomeric Bearings
 IRC:83-2002 - Section IX,(Part III), POT Bearings
 IRC:87-1984 - Guidelines for the Design & Erection of False work for
Road Bridges
 IRC:89-1997 - Guidelines for design and construction of river training

and control works for road bridges (1st Revision)
 IRC:SP-33-1989 - Guidelines on Supplemental Measures for Design,

Detailing and Durability of Important Bridge Structures
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 IRC:SP-84-2009 - Manual of Specification for Four Lanning

 IRC:SP-87-2010 - Manual of Specification for Six Lanning
 IRC:SP-90-2010 - Manual for Grade Separator & Elevated Structures
Where IRC Codes are silent relevant BIS Codes will be followed. And where even BIS codes are
silent, international codes / MOST, MORTH guidelines will be adopted.
III. SEISMIC DESIGN
The project road falls in Seismic Zone II, as per the classification specified in IRC: 6:2014. All
structure has been designed accordingly.
IV. SOIL PARAMETERS
The Soil parameters used in the preliminary design of foundations for Bridges are taken from the
report of soil investigation and information obtained from local authorities / existing bridge
design data.
The following soil parameters will be used for material for back fill behind abutment /retaining
walls for design purpose.
φ = 30°
δ = 20°
γd = 20 KN/m3
γsub = 10 KN/m3
A 600 mm thick granular material filter media behind abutment and adequate weep holes in
abutment walls will be provided for proper drainage.
V. FOUNDATIONS:
Type of foundation has been chosen according to the geotechnical investigation report.
VI. SUBSTRUCTURE:
RC column type piers (circular) and wall type abutment is provided in general matching the
requirements, site conditions and constraints. The design has been carried out in conformity with
IRC-78:2014 and IRC:112-2011..
VII. SUPERSTRUCTURE:
Type & Span arrangement of superstructure has been chosen considering alignment, obstruction
due deepest channel width, width of total water body, constructability, aesthetics etc. With due
consideration, on various options, 64m+5x120m+64m PSC double cell box girder integral bridge
has been proposed over the deepest channel. 6no and 16 no 50m PSC double cell cast-in situ
girder has been proposed in A1(Somsila side) & A2(Kapileswaram side) side respectively.
In the approach road part, 31 number cross drainage structures have been provided depending
on site requirement. These are all box culvert.
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II) BEARINGS:
POT /POT cum PTFE bearings has been used in the bridges as required for 50m PSC span, loads
etc. and tar paper used in the slabs.
III) RAILINGS & CRASH BARRIER:

Reinforced concrete railings in M-30 grade concrete following MoRTH standard have been
provided, wherever required. Again crash Barrier with concrete grade M-30 may also be provided
according to MoRTH specification.
IV) EXPANSION JOINTS:

Strip seal joints as per MOSRT&H standard used in case of 40mm expansion gap.
V) WEARING COURSE:
Average 86mm thick asphaltic concrete wearing course comprising one layer of 25mm thick
Mastic asphalt and rest BC in 2/3 layers adopted.
vi) APPROACH SLAB:
R.C. approach slabs, 3.50m long in M-30 concrete used at either end of the Bridge to ensure riding
comfort and to reduce vehicular surcharge on the abutment walls. One end of the approach slab is
supported on R.C. bracket projecting out, from dirt wall while the rest of the slab may be placed
on compacted soil/ brick foundation(in case of RE wall) as per the MoRTH guidelines. A leveling
course, 15 cm thick in M-15 grade concrete has been used under the approach slab.
VI) DRAINAGE SPOUTS:

100mm ~ drainage spout has been used for deck drainage at least one on outer sides of
carriageway per span. The runoff from drainage spouts will be collected through PVC pipes fitted
along the pier shaft and will be carried to the drainage outlet.
VII) REINFORCEMENT AND PRESTRESSING CABLES:

Fe-500 high yield strength deformed bars conforming to IS-1786 used as reinforcement in all R.C.
works. Uncoated stress relieved low relaxation strands conforming to IS-14268 will be used in
PSC works.
VIII. ILLUMINATION:
Proper illumination arrangement by two sided mast, central mast (pole & lantern type) provided.
IX. ASTHETICS:
Aesthetics has been considered during the preparation of scheme of the flyover as it will be
constructed at a built up area. Proper painting should also be provided.
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Design Calculation
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Modeling & Input
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MODELLING INPUT KRISHNA BRIDGE
1.GENERAL
Length of Intermediate Span, = 120 m
Number of Intermediate Span= 5
Length of End Span, = 64 m
Number of End Span= 2
Total length= 728 m
2. SELF WEIGHT:
Self weight of one exterior span= 21350 KN
Self weight of one interior span= 42700 KN
Total self weight= 256200 KN
3.SIDL
s/w of wearing coat = 0.5x(0.176+0.045)x10.5 x 22 = 25.526 KN/m
s/w of outer kerb = 0.25 x 0.3 x 25 x 2 = 3.750 KN/m
s/w of crash barrier = 0.253 x 25 x 2 = 12.650 KN/m
s/w WC om footpath = 0.075 x1.5x25 x 2 = 5.625 KN/m
Wt. of railing = 1.5 x 2 = 3.000 KN/m
footpath live load = 4 x 1.5 x 2 = 12.000 KN/m
Total SIDL on Superstructure = 62.551 KN/m
Total load due to SIDL = 64119 KN
Total of deck + SIDL = 320319 KN
3.SEISMIC LOAD
Zone = II Zone factor = 0.1

Importance factor = 1.5
A_h = (Z/2) x (Sa/g) x I / (R)
For the calculations of design forces on varrious members use Response Reduction Factor (R) as per IRC 6:2014.
as per IRC 6:2010 (Clause: 219.5.5,Table 8)
For Superstructure , R = 2.0
(without Ductile Detailing)
For Substructure , R = 2.5
For the above frame, analysis showed T = 0.504 sec
Hence Sa/g = [see code] 2.50
Hence,Design Seismic co-eff.
For superstructure = 0.094 i.e. 9.4 percent
For substructure = 0.075 i.e. 7.5 percent
Weight = 320319 kN Corresponding Hor. Siesmic load = 30110 kN
Distribute this load at top of each pier and abutment 6 locations
Load at each point = 5018.33 kN
Height Dia/length Thickness

Wt of a Pier = 26.800 5.000 - = 13148.75 kN
Seismic load at deck level = 493.08 kN
Load at pier top = 5511 kN

Weight of Pile Cap at Pier location = 29704 KN
Siesmic load at top of pile at pier location = 2721 KN
[ For seismic condition all other horizontal loads will act longitudinally so wind in longitudinal seismic has
been considered for design it will produce more adverse effect than tranverse seismic]
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4. LIVE LOAD
Live Load
We use IRC Class A two-lane or IRC 70R both wheeled and tracked vehicle whichever governs.
For Class A:
Impact Factor = 4.5/(L + 6) 0.04
Factor = 1.04
For Class 70R ( wheeled ):
Impact Factor = 0.04
Factor = 1.04
For Class A:
Total load of a single train= 554 KN
Train length= 19 m
Nose to tail distance= 20 m
Number of full train load on the total bridge= 18
Remaining length= 29.600
Additional load on remaining length= 554
For calculating Braking force, we try placing the vertical loads as much as possible.
Assuming that Axle - 1 falls just inside the bridge, we can have additional
Total Vehicular load = 10526 KN
Number of loaded lane 3
Braking force = 1634.30 kN No of dist points = 6
Applied Point Load at Deck Level = 272 kN (FOR CLASS A 3 LANE)
For Class 70R WHEELED:

Total load of a single train= 1000 KN
Train length= 13.4 m
Nose to tail distance= 30.0 m
Number of full train load on the total bridge= 16.0
Remaining length= 33.6
Additional load on remaining length= 1000
For calculating Braking force, we try placing the vertical loads as much as possible.
Assuming that Axle - 1 falls just inside the bridge, we can have additional
Total Vehicular load = 17000 KN
Number of loaded lane 3
Braking force = 2326.30 kN No of dist points = 6
Applied Point Load at Deck Level = 388 kN (FOR CLASS 70R 1LANE+ CLASS
A 1 LANE)
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5. Wind load calculation:

(As per IRC:6-2014, clause 209, page-27)
Basic Wind speed = 44 m/s
Height of the superstructure = 39.450 m ~
pz = 622.8 N/mm2 (From IRC:6-2014, table 5, for 33m/s basic wind speed)
Basic wind speed at bridge location = 44 m/s
Actual hourly mean wind pressure = 1.11 KN/m2
Wind force = Area x pz x G x ( CD or CL )
= Area x pz'
3.322 KN/m2 for super-structure
1.107 KN/m2 for sub structure
1.661 KN/m2 Vertical wind force
Where G = 2.00
CD = 1.5 for super-structure (from table 5, IRC:6-2014, page-33)
0.5 for abutment shaft
CL = 0.75 (Lift co-efficient)
Wind load as per clause 209, IRC:6-2014
a Wind Force on superstructure:
i. Transverse wind force (FT) :
Solid area (A1) = Exposed area in Transverse direction = 810 m2
FT = 2690 kN
ii. Longitudinal wind force (FL) :
FL = 25% of transverse wind force for BOX girder = 673 kN
(As per cl-209.3.4 of IRC:6 2014)
iii. Vertical wind load (FV) :
Plan area = 1776.0 m2
Lift Coefficient (CL) = 0.75
FV = 2950 kN
= 24.580 KN/m
b Wind force on live load:
as per clause 209.3.7 of IRC: 6, 2014, bridge shall not be
considered to carry any live load if the basic wind velocity exceeds 36m/sec.
c Wind force on Substructure:

Pier Shaft
i. Transverse wind force:
Exposed area = 210.5 m2
Transverse wind force = 233.1 kN Load at Load at
Top Bottom
ii. Longitudinal Wind Force:
Sub
Exposed area = 210.5 m2 1462 117
structure Transverse
Transverse wind force = 233.1 kN (pier shaft) Longitudinal 453 117
6. Temparature load
Taking change of temparature = 30 °
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SPRING STIFFNESS CALCULATION FOR PILE FOUNDATION KRISHNA BRIDGE
At Pier
Rotation
Assume 16 piles with spacings @ 5000mm
Z_xx1 = 66.66667
Assume moment = 100 kN.M = 1E+08 Nmm
Push = M/Z = 1.50 kN
Deflection of a pile = Push / Stiffness = 0.0031 mm
Rotation = 4.17E-07 radians [ S/R, R = 2500 mm ]
Stiffness = Moment/Rotation = 2.40E+08 kN.m/Radian
= 2.40E+14 Nmm/Rad
Horizontal
Average 25 mm for 480 kN load
K_h = P/S = 19.20 kN/mm
As we use a group of piles of 16 nos
Use group reduction factor = 1
Hence final Group stiffness = K_xx = 307.2 kN/mm
= 307200 N/mm
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Project: Soil Inv. for C/O Proposed Bridge over Krishna River at Telengana.
Job No. : 3549 Sheet No.
HIGH LEVEL RCC BRIDGE ACROSS RIVER KRISHNA

CONNECTING SOMASILA IN MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRICT AND
SIDDESWARAM IN KURNOOL DISTRICT.
SETTLEMENT OF PILE GROUP
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
P
9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16
5.00m 5.00m 5.00m
Design Data:
a) Pile Diameter = 2500 mm with 5m embedment inside rock layer.
b) Pile Group configuration = Square (4 X 4 )
c) Young’s modulus of Rock material = 15000 kg/sqcm
d) Poisson ratio of rock = 0.25
e) Load carried by each pile = 1600 Ton in which End bearing component = 900T &
Socket side resistance component = 700 T
f) Pile spacing = 2D = 5m c/c
g) For the calculation of pile group settlement stress co-efficient for end bearing and
uniform skin friction is calculated as per: Geddes, J.D. (1969), “Boussinesq –
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Based Approximations to the vertical stress Caused by Pile-Type Subsurface

Loadings, “ Geotechnique, vol 16, no.3, Sep, pp. 231-255.
Foundation Analysis and Design (5th Edition) – Bowles [Pages 1014-1018]
h) Analysis is carried out considering three symmetrical parts separately inside the
pile group : Group1 (Pile 1, 4, 13 & 16 i.e. four outer corner piles), Group 2( Pile
6, 7, 10 & 11 i.e. four inner piles) & Group 3 (Pile 2,3,5,8,9,12,14 & 15 i.e. rest
eight piles) and total stress is calculated by algebric summation at point ‘P’.
Analysis considering Group 1 (Pile 1, 4, 13 & 14 i.e. four outer corner piles) :
r = Radial distance of outer end pile from centre of pile group =  (152+152) / 2 = 10.61m
Lp = 5.0m , Z = 5.20m (say)
m = Z / Lp = 1.04
n = r / Lp = 2.12 2.00
Stress co-efficient is calculated separately for two parts i.e. end bearing and uniform skin
friction
Case 1 : Stress co-efficient for end bearing, Kze = (-) 0.0092
Case 2 : Stress co-efficient for uniform skin friction, Kzs = (-) 0.0085
For case - 1, Stress z = P x Kze / L2p = 900 x 4 x (-) 0.0092 / 52 = (-) 1.3248 t/sqm
For case - 2, Stress z = P x Kzs / L2p = 700 x 4 x (-) 0.0085 / 52 = (-) 0.9520 t/sqm
Analysis considering Group2 ( Pile 6, 7, 10 & 11 i.e. four inner piles) :

m = Z / Lp = 1.04
n = r / Lp = 0.707
friction
For case - 1, Stress z = P x Kze / L2p = 900 x 4 x (-) 0.0683 / 52 = (-) 9.84 t/sqm
For case - 2, Stress z = P x Kzs / L2p = 700 x 4 x (-) 0.1649 / 52 = (-) 18.47 t/sqm
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Analysis considering Group 3 (Pile 2,3,5,8,9,12,14 & 15 i.e. rest eight piles):
m = Z / Lp = 1.04
n = r / Lp = 1.581
friction
For case - 1, Stress z = P x Kz / L2p = 900 x 8 x (-) 0.0194/ 52 = (-) 5.587 t/sqm
For case - 2, Stress z = P x Kz / L2p = 700 x 8 x (-) 0.0344 / 52 = (-) 7.70 t/sqm
Total stress for end bearing = (-) 1.3248 – 9.835 – 5.587 t/sqm = (-) 16.75 t/sqm
Total stress for shaft resistance = (-) 0.952 – 18.47 – 7.70 t/sqm = (-) 27.12 t/sqm
Total stress  44 t/sqm (Compression)
Settlement Calculation :
p * B * (1   2 ) * I
Si 
E
B = 17.50m , I = Influence factor depends on length and breadth of footing
= 1.12 at centre of square
p = Total Stress = 44 t/sqm
Settlement = 44 x 17.50 x (1-0.252) x 1.12 / 150000 m = 5.39 x 10-3 m = 5.39mm
Applying rigidity correction of 0.80, corrected settlement = 5.39*0.80mm = 4.312mm
Stiffness of pile = Load per pile/ settlement = 1600/4.312 t/mm = 371 t/mm,
say 370 t/mm
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Superstructure Design
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Design of Deck Slab
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DESIGN OF DECK SLAB FOR BOX GIRDER SUPERSTRUCTURE(TOTAL DEPTH 3M)

A. Background Calculations:
Effective span (c/c of bearing) = 120.00 m
Carriageway width = 10500 mm
Width of Footpath = 1500 mm on either side
Width of Crash Barrier = 400 mm
Width of Kerb = 250 mm
Total Width of Road = 14800 mm
Thickness of wearing coat = 111 mm
Total height of girder at crown = 3000 mm
Total height of girder at edge = 3000 mm
B. Cross-section of superstructure at mid-span will be as follows:-
14800
10500 1100
300
225
600 250 600
Haunch 800 x 350

3800 400
2300
450
4400 4400 3000
Avg. Thickness for Deck slab for DL:

Cantilever part: 413 mm
Supported Part: 416 mm
C. Analysis:
The deck slab is designed as a simply supported slab on webs of box girder with cantilever overhang on both sides as shown above. The deck
section has been modelled as frame element and analysed element by SAP2000 software.
1. Load Calculation:
a) DL & SIDL Calculation:
(i). Cantilever Portion :
Cantilever length of slab from face of support = 3000 mm

Self weight cantilever slab = ( 0.5x ( 0.6+0.225 ) x 3 ) x 25 = 30.938 KN/m
Crash barrier= (0.253x25)= d KN/m
Weight of railing = 3 KN/m
Weight of Kerb = 0.3 x 0.25 x 25 = 1.875 KN/m
Total Wt. of cantilever slab = 35.813 KN/m
(ii). Supported Portion:
Span, L = 4.200 m
Due to self weight of slab = 0.250 x 25 = 6.3 KN/m
Due to wearing course = 0.111 x 22 = 2.442 KN/m
b) LL Calculation:
LL-Case-1: Crowd Load one sided
Intensity of crowd load on footpath = 4.0 KN/sqm
Load per metre length of footpath = 6.0 KN/m
Acting at 1.00 m from deck end
LL-Case-2: Crowd Load both sided
Place the crowd load symetrically
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LL-Case-3: Place Class A with minimum edge distance at deck end.
400
57KN
850
500
250
1200
One 57 KN wheel for IRC class A loading is placed with minimum 150mm clearance from road kerb
Distance of CG of load from face of support = 450 mm
beff= 1012 mm
Hence overlaaping not occurs
Load per metre including impact factor = 84.49 KN/m

(Impact Factor for Class A load =50%)
LL-Case-4: Place Class A with minimum edge distance at other than deck end.
beff= 1.012 m
LL-Case-5: Two 57 KN wheel symetrically placed w.r.t. centre of span
bw = 0.472 m
Impact factor for class A loading =4.5/(6+L) 0.441
57 KN 57 KN
1200 1800 1200
(a) (b)
A B
4200
k for L/B >2 = 2.6 Ref-Annexure-B3, IRC-112:2011

beff for both the loads = 2.701 m
Hence overlapping occurs between adjacent axles, beff for two axles = 3.901 m
Load per metre width of slab including impact = 42.11 KN/m
LL-Case-6: One 5.0 T load is placed at centre of span

IRC Class 70R wheeled vehicle:
Impact factor for class 70R = 0.15
bw = 0.462 m
50KN 50KN 50KN 50KN
515 795 790 795 1305
(a) (b) (c) (d)
4200
Effective width:
Load beff beff for two adjacent axles Load per metre width in KN
(a) 1.637 2.857 40.25

(b) 2.806 4.026 28.56
(c) 3.192 4.412 26.07
(d) 2.801 4.021 28.60
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LL-Case-7: IRC Class 70R wheeled vehicle: 20T axle placed symetrically on span
910 795 790 795 910

50KN 50KN 50KN 50KN
4200
Effective width:
(a) 2.315 3.535 32.53

(b) 3.095 4.315 26.65
(c) 3.095 4.315 26.65
(d) 2.315 3.535 32.53
LL-Case-8: IRC Class A vehicle: 2 Lane load placed symetrically on interior support
bw = 0.472 m
Impact factor for class A loading =4.5/(6+L) 0.441 m
57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN
1550 1800 850 850 1800 1550
A (a) (b) B (d)
4200 (c) 4200 C
Effective width:
(a) 4.501 4.400 38.14
(b) 2.682 3.882 43.23
(c) 2.682 3.882 43.23
(d) 4.501 4.400 38.14
LL-Case-9: IRC Class 70R wheeled vehicle: one 5.0 T load is placed over interior support
Impact factor for class 70R= 0.15

bw = 0.462 m
50KN 50KN 50KN 50KN
2615 795 790 795 3405

(c)
(a) (b) (d)
A 4200 B 4200 C
Effective width:
(a) 3.028 4.248 27.07

(b) 2.130 3.350 34.33
(c) 0.462 0.462 124.46
(d) 2.529 3.749 30.67
LL-Case-10: 3 Lane IRC class A packed all over the deck

bw = 0.472 m
57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN
1800 1700 1800 1700 1800
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f)
A B C
900 900 1600 200
200 1600
4200 4200
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Effective width:
(a) 0.712 0.712 117.84

(b) 4.630 4.400 38.14
(c) 2.811 4.011 41.84
(d) 2.811 4.011 41.84
(e) 4.630 4.400 38.14
(f) 0.712 0.712 117.84
D.Analysis Output:
The analysis of deck slab has been carried by SAP 2000, considering the deck slab as a beam of unit width. The output at various location has been
tabulated below.
Top Slab (1,2,3,4) Soffit Slab (8,9)

Exterior Interior Exterior
Support Span
Sl No. Load Case support support Mid-span Support Interior Support Shear
moment moment
moment Moment (KN-m) Reaction Reaction(KN) (KN)
(KN-m) (KN-m)
(KN-m) (KN-m) (KN)
1 DL -53.25 -6.33 4.78 33.28 15.25 -23.16 12.66 28.44
2 Surfacing -2.60 -4.50 2.08 4.78 5.47 -0.31 0.15 0.11
3 SIDL -22.90 4.86 4.86 11.20 3.59 3.06 -1.49 1.09
4 LL-Case-1 -13.20 2.94 2.94 6.00 2.29 1.23 1.95 0.63
5 LL-Case-2 -13.20 2.81 2.81 6.00 2.07 -0.86 1.77 0.63
6 LL-Case-3 -54.92 11.62 11.62 84.49 9.40 -5.93 5.24 2.66
7 LL-Case-4 -54.92 11.10 11.10 84.49 8.39 -3.63 7.45 2.64
8 LL-Case-5 -22.20 -31.88 25.40 39.86 44.36 -3.52 4.52 1.40
9 LL-Case-6 -32.32 -40.14 38.88 75.03 48.45 -4.62 6.62 2.23
10 LL-Case-7 -31.20 -44.32 38.52 55.06 62.30 -4.90 6.28 1.94
11 LL-Case-8 -16.75 -42.78 24.51 26.61 54.76 -4.05 1.98 1.43
12 LL-Case-9 -11.07 -29.12 21.12 12.30 49.01 -2.29 1.89 0.64
13 LL-Case-10 -26.67 -39.38 20.60 117.84 50.43 -0.75 0.37 0.27
Support
14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Displacement
LOAD SUMMARY
1 DL -53.25 -6.33 4.78 33.28 15.25 -23.16 12.66 28.44
2 Surfacing -2.60 -4.50 2.08 4.78 5.47 -0.31 0.15 0.11
3 SIDL -22.90 4.86 4.86 11.20 3.59 3.06 -1.49 1.09
4 FPLL -13.20 2.94 2.94 6.00 2.29 1.23 1.95 0.63
LL Maximum
5 -54.92 -44.32 38.88 117.84 62.30 -5.93 7.45 2.66
Moment
Support
6 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Displacement
D.Load Combination
Ultimate Limit State (Basic Combination) Ref.: Table 3.2, IRC-6:2014

Exterior Interior Interior
Support Span
Sl. No. Load Case PSF support support Mid-span Exterior Support Support Shear
moment moment
moment Moment (KN-m) Reaction (KN) Reaction(K (KN)
(KN-m) (KN-m)
(KN-m) (KN-m) N)
1 DL 1.350 -71.888 -8.546 6.453 44.928 20.588 -31.266 17.091 38.394
2 Surfacing 1.750 -4.550 -7.875 3.640 8.365 9.573 -0.543 0.263 0.193
3 SIDL 1.350 -30.915 6.561 6.561 15.120 4.847 4.131 -2.012 1.472
4 FPLL 1.500 -19.800 4.410 4.410 9.000 3.435 1.845 2.925 0.945
LL Maximum
5
Moment 1.500 -82.380 -66.480 58.320 176.760 93.450 -8.895 11.175 3.990
Support
6
Displacement 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
Total -209.5 -71.9 79.4 254.2 131.9 -34.7 29.4 45.0
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Servicibilty Limit State (Rare Combination) Ref.: Table 3.3, IRC-6:2014

Support Span
moment moment
(KN-m) (KN-m)
(KN-m) (KN-m) N)
1 DL 1.000 -53.250 -6.330 4.780 33.280 15.250 -23.160 12.660 28.440
2 Surfacing 1.000 -2.600 -4.500 2.080 4.780 5.470 -0.310 0.150 0.110
3 SIDL 1.000 -22.900 4.860 4.860 11.200 3.590 3.060 -1.490 1.090
4 FPLL 1.000 -13.200 2.940 2.940 6.000 2.290 1.230 1.950 0.630
LL Maximum
5
Moment 1.000 -54.920 -44.320 38.880 117.840 62.300 -5.930 7.450 2.660
Support
6
Displacement 0.750 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
Total -146.9 -47.4 53.5 173.1 88.9 -25.1 20.7 32.9
E.Design Parameters
Grade of concrete = M60
fck= 60 MPa
fctm= = 4 MPa
Grade of steel = Fe500
fy=fyk= = 500 MPa
σsc= = 205 MPa
Es= = 200000 MPa
Ec= = 32000 MPa
Clear cover= = 40 mm Ref-Cl-14.3.2.1, IRC-112:2011
F. Design
(I). ULS Checking

At
At Mid At Mid At
At Mid support: Cantilever
Sl No. Parameters span: Top span: Soffit support:
Top Slab part: top
Slab Slab Soffit Slab
Slab
Depth of NA=Xubal/d=
1 0.46
Ref.: Note, Cl-38,IS-456:2000
Mu= 0.36*fck*b*Xubal*(d-0.42*xubal) in kN-m
2 Ref.: Annexure-G,IS-456:2000 79.4 71.9 209.5 29.4 34.7
3 dbal= in mm 100 95 162 61 66

4 Clear Cover 40
5 Dis of main Reinforcement in mm 16 12 16 16 16
6 Required overall depth=Dreqd= 148 141 210 109 114
7 Provided overall depth=Dprovided= 250 250 600 450 450
8 Depth Check Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK
Effective depth of Slab Provided=deff=
9 202 204 552 402 402
Ref.: Annexure-G,IS-456:2000
Astreqd=0.5* fck/fy*[1-sqrt{1-0.46*Mu/(fck*b*d2)}]*b*d= in
10 941 839 885 169 199
sqmm.
b) 0.0013bt*deff=
Ref.: Cl-16.5.1.1, IRC-112:2011 263 265 718 523 523
c) 0.26*fctm/fyk*bt*d=
Ref.: Cl-16.5.1.1, IRC-112:2011 420 424 1148 836 836
11 Spacing Provided (in mm) 100 100 100 100 100
Maximum spacing allowed=
12 300 300 300 300 300
Ref.: Cl-16.6.1.1.(4), IRC-112:2011
13 Checking for Maximum spacing Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK

14 Astprovided (in sqmm)= 2010 1130 4020 2010 2010
15 Checking for provided steel Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK
16 Distribution steel, required (in sqmm) 402 226 804 402 402
a) 20% of Astprovided=
402 226 804 402 402
Ref.: Cl-16.6.1.1.(3), IRC-112:2011
17 Dia of distribution steel, in mm 10 10 12 10 10
18 Spacing of distribution steel, in mm 100 100 100 100 100
19 Distribution steel, Provided (in sqmm) 785 785 1130 785 785
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(II) SLS Checking
At
At Mid At Mid At
At Mid support: Cantilever
Sl No. Parameters span: Top span: Soffit support:
Top Slab part: top
Slab Slab Soffit Slab
Slab
1 Minimum Reinforcement for crack control Ref.: Cl-12.3.3,IRC-112:2011
Required Minimum Reinforcement for crack control= As,min=kc*k*fct,eff*Act/σs
Act= Concrete area within the tensile zone (in sqmm) 162000 181000 471000 362000 362000
σs= Maximum tensile stress permitted= 400 Mpa Ref.: Table-12.2,IRC-112:2011
fct,eff= Mean value of the tensile strength of concrete (fctm)= 4 Mpa
k=Coefficient which allows for the effect of non-uniform self
equilibrating stresses, which lead to a reduction of restraint 1
forces=
kc=Coefficient which takes account of the stress distribution
within the section just prior to cracking and of the change of the
lever arm= 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40
=0.4 x [1-{σc/(k1 x (h/h*)*fct,eff}]=
σc= compressive stress in the concrete= 0 0 0 0 0
k1= Coefficient considering the effects of axial force in the
1 1 0.82 0.93 0.93
stress distribution=
h=(mm) 202 204 552 402 402
h*= (mm) 202 204 552 402 402
Asmin= Minimum area of steel within the tensile zone = 648 724 1884 1448 1448
CHECK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK
2 Checking for Stress level
Moment (kN-m) 53.50 47.40 146.90 20.70 25.10
Neutral axis depth: Xu= (0.87*fy*Astprov)/(0.36*fck*b)= 40 23 81 40 40
deff=(in mm) 202 204 552 402 402
Diameter of bar=(in mm) 16 12 16 16 16
Spacing of bar=(in mm) 100 100 100 100 100
Astprovided=(in sqmm) 2010 1130 4020 2010 2010
m (lomgterm)= 12.5
Equating the moments of areas about the centroidal axis, b*Yt2=m*Astprov*(d-Yt)
Solving thae equation, Yt= [-(m*Astprov)±{(-m*Astprov)2-4*(-m*Astprov)*deff*0.5*b}0.5]/(2*0.5*b)
Solving thae equation, Yt= 79 63 191 119 119
(Neglect the -ve value) -129 -91 -291 -169 -169
Distance of CG from reinforcing steel, Ys=(in mm) 123 141 361 283 283
Inertia of the section, Icr=m*Atprov*Ys2+b*Yt3= (in mm4) 5.44E+08 3.64E+08 8.87E+09 2.57E+09 2.57E+09
Section modulus=Zt= Icr/Yt= (in mm3) 6.89E+06 5.78E+06 4.64E+07 2.16E+07 2.16E+07
sc = stress in the tension reinforcement = in Mpa 152 229 75 28 34
Maximum permissible stress in tensile steel=0.8*fyk=
400 Mpa Ref.:-Cl- 12.2.2, IRC:112-2011
Ref.:-Cl- 12.2.2, IRC:112-2011
Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK
fc = stress in the concrete = 7.7 8.2 3.2 0.9 1.1
Maximum allowable stress in concrete = 0.48fck = (in Mpa) 28.8 Mpa Ref.:-Cl- 12.2.1(1), IRC:112-2011
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3 Calculation of crack width Ref.:-Cl- 12.3.4, IRC:112-2011
Crack width= Wk=Sr max*(εsm-εcm)
Where, Sr.max = Maximum crack spacing
 sm = mean strain in the reinforcement under the relavant combination of loads
 cm = mean strain in the concrete between cracks.
Now,
Ref.:- Eq-12.6, IRC:112-2011
e = Es/Ecm = 12.5
fct.eff = mean value of tensile strength of concrete = 4 Mpa
.eff = As/Ac.eff= 0.016750 0.009826 0.033500 0.016750 0.016750
Ac.eff = Effective area of concrete in tension, surrounding

the reinforcement= b*hceff= (sqmm) 120000 115000 120000 120000 120000
hceff= (in mm) 120 115 120 120 120
lesser of i) 2.5*(D-d)= mm 120 115 120 120 120
ii) D-x/3= mm 237 242 573 437 437
iii) D/2= mm 125 125 300 225 225
kt = factor dependant on duration of the load may be taken as 0.5
Now in situations where spacing of bonded reinforcement within the tension zone is reasonably
close (i.e <=5(c+f/2)), the maximum crack spacing,
Ref;-. Eq-12.8, IRC:112-2011
f = diameter of bar = mm 16 12 16 16 16
c = clear cover = mm 40 40 40 40 40
The The The The
Checking for Validity of the Equation Equation The Equation is Equation is Equation is Equation
is valid valid valid valid is valid
k1 = co-efficient taking acount of bond properties of reinforcement = 0.8
k2 = coefficient taking account of distribution of strain = 0.5
So,Sr.max = 298 344 217 298 298
And,  sm- cm = 0.000038 0.000127 0.000076 -0.000457 -0.000427
Minimum value of  sm -  cm = 0.000456 0.000687 0.000225 0.000084 0.000102
So, governing value of  sm -  cm = 0.000456 0.000687 0.000225 0.000084 0.000102
So, crack width, Wk = Sr.max( sm- cm) = (in mm) 0.136 0.236 0.049 0.025 0.030
Ref.:-Table 12.1, IRC:112-2011, page-
Maximum crack width = 0.3 mm
122
Check OK OK OK OK OK
(III) Shear Check Ref.: Cl-10.3.2,IRC-112:2011
At Exterior Support
Design Shear Force = 254.200 KN at Girder centre
Design Shear Force at girder face = 230.81 KN at Girder face/support location
The design shear resistance of the member without shear reinforcement, VRd.c =
=[0.12K(80 1.fck)0.33+0.15 cp]bw.d Ref:-. Eq-10.1, IRC:112-2011
Where, K = 1+√(200/d)<=2.0
So, K = 1.602
ρ1 = Asl/bw.d
2
Where Asl = Area of steel provided = 4020 mm
bw = Width of section = 1000 mm
d= 552 mm
1= 0.0073
cp = NEd/Ac < 0.2fcd, where, NEd = Axial compressive force = 0
Ac = Cross Sectional area of concrete
cp = 0
So,VRd.c = 343.15 KN
Now, VRd.c minimum = ( min+0.15 cp)bw.d
where min = 0.031K3/2fck1/2 = 0.487

So, VRd.c minimum = 268.824 KN
So, governing shear resistance = 343.15 KN OK, Safe in shear
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k. Summary of Reinforcement
Top & Bottom Top Slab: Mid span

Main Steel Top
Provide 12 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing.
Main Steel Bottom
Top Slab: Cantilever part
Provide 16 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing In Addition.
Distribution Steel
Provide 10 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing in Top slab
Provide 12 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing Both Face. in Cantilever part
Top & Bottom Soffit Slab:Through out
Main Steel
Distribution Steel
Provide 10 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing Both Face.
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DESIGN OF DECK SLAB FOR BOX GIRDER SUPERSTRUCTURE (TOTAL DEPTH 7.5M)
A. Background Calculations:
Effective span (c/c of bearing) = 120.00 m
Carriageway width = 10500 mm
Width of Footpath = 1500 mm on either side
Width of Crash Barrier = 400 mm
Width of Kerb = 250 mm
Total Width of Road = 14800 mm
Thickness of wearing coat = 111 mm
Total height of girder at crown = 7500 mm
Total height of girder at edge = 7500 mm
B. Cross-section of superstructure at mid-span will be as follows:-
14800
10500 1100
300
225
600 250 600
Haunch 800 x 350

3800 400
6800
450
4400 4400 3000
Avg. Thickness for Deck slab for DL:

Cantilever part: 413 mm
Supported Part: 416 mm
PLAN THROUGH WEB AT SUPPORT
C. Analysis:
The deck slab is designed as a simply supported slab on webs of box girder with cantilever overhang on both sides as shown above. The deck
section has been modelled as frame element and analysed element by SAP2000 software.
1. Load Calculation:
a) DL & SIDL Calculation:
(i). Cantilever Portion :
Cantilever length of slab from face of support = 3000 mm

Self weight cantilever slab = ( 0.5x ( 0.6+0.225 ) x 3 ) x 25 = 30.938 KN/m
Crash barrier= (0.253x25)= d KN/m
Weight of railing = 3 KN/m
Weight of Kerb = 0.3 x 0.25 x 25 = 1.875 KN/m
Total Wt. of cantilever slab = 35.813 KN/m
(ii). Supported Portion:
Span, L = 4.200 m
Due to self weight of slab = 0.250 x 25 = 6.3 KN/m
Due to wearing course = 0.111 x 22 = 2.442 KN/m
b) LL Calculation:
LL-Case-1: Crowd Load one sided
Intensity of crowd load on footpath = 4.0 KN/sqm
Load per metre length of footpath = 6.0 KN/m
Acting at 1.00 m from deck end
LL-Case-2: Crowd Load both sided
Place the crowd load symetrically
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LL-Case-3: Place Class A with minimum edge distance at deck end.
400
57KN
850
500
250
1200
One 57 KN wheel for IRC class A loading is placed with minimum 150mm clearance from road kerb
Distance of CG of load from face of support = 450 mm
beff= 1012 mm
Hence overlaaping not occurs

(Impact Factor for Class A load =50%)
LL-Case-4: Place Class A with minimum edge distance at other than deck end.
beff= 1.012 m
LL-Case-5: Two 57 KN wheel symetrically placed w.r.t. centre of span
bw = 0.472 m
Impact factor for class A loading =4.5/(6+L) 0.441
57 KN 57 KN
1200 1800 1200
(a) (b)
A B
4200
k for L/B >2 = 2.6 Ref-Annexure-B3, IRC-112:2011

beff for both the loads = 2.701 m
Hence overlapping occurs between adjacent axles, beff for two axles = 3.901 m
Load per metre width of slab including impact = 42.11 KN/m
LL-Case-6: One 5.0 T load is placed at centre of span

IRC Class 70R wheeled vehicle:
Impact factor for class 70R = 0.15
bw = 0.462 m
50KN 50KN 50KN 50KN
515 795 790 795 1305
(a) (b) (c) (d)
4200
Effective width:
(a) 1.637 2.857 40.25

(b) 2.806 4.026 28.56
(c) 3.192 4.412 26.07
(d) 2.801 4.021 28.60
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LL-Case-7: IRC Class 70R wheeled vehicle: 20T axle placed symetrically on span
910 795 790 795 910

50KN 50KN 50KN 50KN
4200
Effective width:
(a) 2.315 3.535 32.53

(b) 3.095 4.315 26.65
(c) 3.095 4.315 26.65
(d) 2.315 3.535 32.53
LL-Case-8: IRC Class A vehicle: 2 Lane load placed symetrically on interior support
bw = 0.472 m
57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN
1550 1800 850 850 1800 1550
A (a) (b) B (d)
4200 (c) 4200 C
Effective width:
(a) 4.501 4.400 38.14
(b) 2.682 3.882 43.23
(c) 2.682 3.882 43.23
(d) 4.501 4.400 38.14
LL-Case-9: IRC Class 70R wheeled vehicle: one 5.0 T load is placed over interior support
Impact factor for class 70R= 0.15

bw = 0.462 m
50KN 50KN 50KN 50KN
2615 795 790 795 3405

(c)
(a) (b) (d)
A 4200 B 4200 C
Effective width:
(a) 3.028 4.248 27.07

(b) 2.130 3.350 34.33
(c) 0.462 0.462 124.46
(d) 2.529 3.749 30.67
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LL-Case-10: 3 Lane IRC class A packed all over the deck
bw = 0.472 m
57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN 57KN
1800 1700 1800 1700 1800
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f)
A B C
900 900 1600 200
200 1600
4200 4200
Effective width:
(a) 0.712 0.712 117.84

(b) 4.630 4.400 38.14
(c) 2.811 4.011 41.84
(d) 2.811 4.011 41.84
(e) 4.630 4.400 38.14
(f) 0.712 0.712 117.84
D.Analysis Output:
The analysis of deck slab has been carried by SAP 2000, considering the deck slab as a beam of unit width. The output at various location has been
tabulated below.

Exterior Interior Exterior
Support Span
Sl No. Load Case support support Mid-span Support Interior Support Shear
moment moment
moment Moment (KN-m) Reaction Reaction(KN) (KN)
(KN-m) (KN-m)
(KN-m) (KN-m) (KN)
1 DL -53.25 -2.99 4.63 33.28 12.59 -24.74 13.99 29.58
2 Surfacing -2.14 -4.23 2.23 4.63 5.63 -0.30 0.14 0.11
3 SIDL -22.90 6.86 6.86 11.20 5.21 2.96 -1.45 1.05
4 LL-Case-1 -13.20 3.01 3.01 6.00 2.91 -1.10 0.84 0.46
5 LL-Case-2 -13.20 3.97 3.97 6.00 3.00 -0.83 1.71 0.60
6 LL-Case-3 -54.92 11.80 11.80 84.49 11.85 -5.75 3.68 2.00
7 LL-Case-4 -54.92 15.14 15.14 84.49 12.01 -3.59 7.35 2.60
8 LL-Case-5 -14.26 -29.68 31.87 38.44 45.78 -3.97 4.14 1.18
9 LL-Case-6 -20.23 -38.04 45.98 72.65 50.83 -5.43 5.84 1.78
10 LL-Case-7 -19.83 -41.25 46.52 54.08 64.28 -5.52 5.76 1.64
11 LL-Case-8 -10.82 -44.63 27.56 24.76 56.61 -4.06 1.98 1.44
12 LL-Case-9 -8.36 -26.13 24.18 12.44 48.96 -2.77 2.09 0.79
13 LL-Case-10 -23.57 -40.63 21.09 117.84 51.10 -0.58 0.29 0.21
Support
14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Displacement
LOAD SUMMARY
1 DL -53.25 -2.99 4.63 33.28 12.59 -24.74 13.99 29.58
2 Surfacing -2.14 -4.23 2.23 4.63 5.63 -0.30 0.14 0.11
3 SIDL -22.90 6.86 6.86 11.20 5.21 2.96 -1.45 1.05
4 FPLL -13.20 3.01 3.01 6.00 2.91 -1.10 0.84 0.46
LL Maximum
5 -54.92 -44.63 46.52 117.84 64.28 -5.75 7.35 2.60
Moment
Support
6 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Displacement
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D.Load Combination
Ultimate Limit State (Basic Combination) Ref.: Table 3.2, IRC-6:2014

Support Span
moment moment
(KN-m) (KN-m)
(KN-m) (KN-m) N)
1 DL 1.350 -71.888 -4.037 6.251 44.928 16.997 -33.399 18.887 39.933
2 Surfacing 1.750 -3.745 -7.403 3.903 8.103 9.853 -0.525 0.245 0.193
3 SIDL 1.350 -30.915 9.261 9.261 15.120 7.034 3.996 -1.958 1.418
4 FPLL 1.500 -19.800 4.515 4.515 9.000 4.365 -1.650 1.260 0.690
LL Maximum
5
Moment 1.500 -82.380 -66.945 69.780 176.760 96.420 -8.625 11.025 3.900
Support
6
Displacement 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
Total -208.7 -64.6 93.7 253.9 134.7 -40.2 29.5 46.1
Servicibilty Limit State (Rare Combination) Ref.: Table 3.3, IRC-6:2014

Support Span
moment moment
(KN-m) (KN-m)
(KN-m) (KN-m) N)
1 DL 1.000 -53.250 -2.990 4.630 33.280 12.590 -24.740 13.990 29.580
2 Surfacing 1.000 -2.140 -4.230 2.230 4.630 5.630 -0.300 0.140 0.110
3 SIDL 1.000 -22.900 6.860 6.860 11.200 5.210 2.960 -1.450 1.050
4 FPLL 1.000 -13.200 3.010 3.010 6.000 2.910 -1.100 0.840 0.460
LL Maximum
5
Moment 1.000 -54.920 -44.630 46.520 117.840 64.280 -5.750 7.350 2.600
Support
6
Displacement 0.750 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
Total -146.4 -42.0 63.3 173.0 90.6 -28.9 20.9 33.8
E.Design Parameters
Grade of concrete = M60
fck= 60 MPa
fctm= = 4 MPa
Grade of steel = Fe500
fy=fyk= = 500 MPa
σsc= = 205 MPa
Es= = 200000 MPa
Ec= = 32000 MPa
Clear cover= = 40 mm Ref-Cl-14.3.2.1, IRC-112:2011
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F. Design
(I). ULS Checking

At
At Mid At Mid
At Mid support: Cantilever At support:
Sl No. Parameters span: Top span: Soffit
Top Slab part: top Soffit Slab
Slab Slab
Slab
Depth of NA=Xubal/d=
1 0.46
Ref.: Note, Cl-38,IS-456:2000
Mu= 0.36*fck*b*Xubal*(d-0.42*xubal) in kN-m
2 Ref.: Annexure-G,IS-456:2000 93.7 64.6 208.7 29.5 40.2
3 dbal= in mm 108 90 161 61 71

4 Clear Cover 40
5 Dis of main Reinforcement in mm 16 12 16 16 16
6 Required overall depth=Dreqd= 156 136 209 109 119
7 Provided overall depth=Dprovided= 250 250 600 450 450
8 Depth Check Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK
Effective depth of Slab Provided=deff=
9 202 204 552 402 402
Ref.: Annexure-G,IS-456:2000
Astreqd=a) 0.5* fck/fy*[1-sqrt{1-0.46*Mu/(fck*b*d2)}]*b*d= in
10 1118 751 881 169 231
sqmm.
b) 0.0013bt*deff=
Ref.: Cl-16.5.1.1, IRC-112:2011 263 265 718 523 523
c) 0.26*fctm/fyk*bt*d=
Ref.: Cl-16.5.1.1, IRC-112:2011 420 424 1148 836 836
11 Spacing Provided (in mm) 100 100 100 100 100
Maximum spacing allowed=
12 300 300 300 300 300
Ref.: Cl-16.6.1.1.(4), IRC-112:2011
13 Checking for Maximum spacing Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK

14 Astprovided (in sqmm)= 2010 1130 4020 2010 2010
16 Distribution steel, required (in sqmm) 402 226 804 402 402
a) 20% of Astprovided=
402 226 804 402 402
Ref.: Cl-16.6.1.1.(3), IRC-112:2011
17 Dia of distribution steel, in mm 10 10 12 10 10
18 Spacing of distribution steel, in mm 100 100 100 100 100
19 Distribution steel, Provided (in sqmm) 785 785 1130.4 785 785
(II) SLS Checking
At
At Mid At Mid
At Mid support: Cantilever At support:
Sl No. Parameters span: Top span: Soffit
Top Slab part: top Soffit Slab
Slab Slab
Slab
1 Minimum Reinforcement for crack control Ref.: Cl-12.3.3,IRC-112:2011
Required Minimum Reinforcement for crack control= As,min=kc*k*fct,eff*Act/σs
Act= Concrete area within the tensile zone (in sqmm) =bx(d-
Xu) 162000 181000 471000 362000 362000
σs= Maximum tensile stress permitted= 400 Mpa Ref.: Table-12.2,IRC-112:2011
fct,eff= Mean value of the tensile strength of concrete (fctm)= 4 Mpa
k=Coefficient which allows for the effect of non-uniform self
equilibrating stresses, which lead to a reduction of restraint 1
forces=
kc=Coefficient which takes account of the stress distribution
within the section just prior to cracking and of the change of the
lever arm= 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40
=0.4 x [1-{σc/(k1 x (h/h*)*fct,eff}]=
σc= compressive stress in the concrete= 0 0 0 0 0
k1= Coefficient considering the effects of axial force in the
1 1 0.82 0.93 0.93
stress distribution=
h=(mm) 202 204 552 402 402
h*= (mm) 202 204 552 402 402
Asmin= Minimum area of steel within the tensile zone = 648 724 1884 1448 1448
CHECK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK Hence OK
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2 Checking for Stress level
Moment (kN-m) 63.30 42.00 146.40 20.90 28.90
Neutral axis depth: Xu= (0.87*fy*Astprov)/(0.36*fck*b)= 40 23 81 40 40
deff=(in mm) 202 204 552 402 402
Diameter of bar=(in mm) 16 12 16 16 16
Spacing of bar=(in mm) 100 100 100 100 100
Astprovided=(in sqmm) 2010 1130 4020 2010 2010
m (lomgterm)= 12.5
Equating the moments of areas about the centroidal axis, b*Yt2=m*Astprov*(d-Yt)
Solving thae equation, Yt= [-(m*Astprov)±{(-m*Astprov)2-4*(-m*Astprov)*deff*0.5*b}0.5]/(2*0.5*b)
Solving thae equation, Yt= 79 63 191 119 119
(Neglect the -ve value) -129 -91 -291 -169 -169
Distance of CG from reinforcing steel, Ys=(in mm) 123 141 361 283 283
Inertia of the section, Icr=m*Atprov*Ys2+b*Yt3= (in mm4) 5.44E+08 3.64E+08 8.87E+09 2.57E+09 2.57E+09
Section modulus=Zt= Icr/Yt= (in mm3) 6.89E+06 5.78E+06 4.64E+07 2.16E+07 2.16E+07
sc = stress in the tension reinforcement = in Mpa 179 203 75 29 40
Maximum permissible stress in tensile steel=0.8*fyk=
400 Mpa Ref.:-Cl- 12.2.2, IRC:112-2011
Ref.:-Cl- 12.2.2, IRC:112-2011
fc = stress in the concrete = 9.1 7.3 3.2 1.0 1.4
Maximum allowable stress in concrete = 0.48fck = (in Mpa) 28.8 Mpa Ref.:-Cl- 12.2.1(1), IRC:112-2011
3 Calculation of crack width Ref.:-Cl- 12.3.4, IRC:112-2011
Crack width= Wk=Sr max*(εsm-εcm)
Where, Sr.max = Maximum crack spacing
Now,
Ref.:- Eq-12.6, IRC:112-2011
e = Es/Ecm = 12.5
.eff = As/Ac.eff= 0.016750 0.009826 0.033500 0.016750 0.016750
Ac.eff = Effective area of concrete in tension, surrounding

the reinforcement= b*hceff= (sqmm) 120000 115000 120000 120000 120000
hceff= (in mm) 120 115 120 120 120
lesser of i) 2.5*(D-d)= mm 120 115 120 120 120
ii) D-x/3= mm 237 242 573 437 437
iii) D/2= mm 125 125 300 225 225
close (i.e <=5(c+f/2)), the maximum crack spacing,
Ref;-. Eq-12.8, IRC:112-2011
f = diameter of bar = mm 16 12 16 16 16
c = clear cover = mm 40 40 40 40 40
The The The The
Checking for Validity of the Equation Equation The Equation is Equation is Equation is Equation
is valid valid valid valid is valid
So,Sr.max = 298 344 217 298 298
And,  sm- cm = 0.000173 -0.000003 0.000076 -0.000452 -0.000397
Minimum value of  sm -  cm = 0.000537 0.000609 0.000225 0.000087 0.000120
So, governing value of  sm -  cm = 0.000537 0.000609 0.000225 0.000087 0.000120
So, crack width, Wk = Sr.max( sm- cm) = (in mm) 0.160 0.209 0.049 0.026 0.036
Ref.:-Table 12.1, IRC:112-2011, page-
Maximum crack width = 0.3 mm
122
Check OK OK OK OK OK
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(III) Shear Check Ref.: Cl-10.3.2,IRC-112:2011
At Exterior Support
Design Shear Force = 253.900 KN at Girder centre
Design Shear Force at girder face = 230.54 KN at Girder face/support location
The design shear resistance of the member without shear reinforcement, VRd.c =
=[0.12K(80 1.fck)0.33+0.15 cp]bw.d Ref:-. Eq-10.1, IRC:112-2011
Where, K = 1+√(200/d)<=2.0
So, K = 1.602
ρ1 = Asl/bw.d
2
Where Asl = Area of steel provided = 4020 mm
bw = Width of section = 1000 mm
d= 552 mm
1= 0.0073
cp = NEd/Ac < 0.2fcd, where, NEd = Axial compressive force = 0
Ac = Cross Sectional area of concrete
cp = 0
So,VRd.c = 343.15 KN
Now, VRd.c minimum = ( min+0.15 cp)bw.d
where min = 0.031K3/2fck1/2 = 0.487

So, VRd.c minimum = 268.824 KN
So, governing shear resistance = 343.15 KN OK, Safe in shear
k. Summary of Reinforcement
Top & Bottom Top Slab: Mid span

Main Steel Top
Main Steel Bottom
Top Slab: Cantilever part
Provide 16 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing In Addition.
Distribution Steel
Provide 10 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing in Top slab
Provide 12 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing Both Face. in Cantilever part
Top & Bottom Soffit Slab:Through out
Main Steel
Distribution Steel
Provide 10 mm Tor bar @ 100 mm c/c spacing Both Face.
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Design of Box Girder
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DESIGN OF BALANCED CANTILEVER BRIDGE OF SPAN ARRANGEMENT: 64+5X120+64M SPAN

1. CROSS SECTIONAL PROPERTIES OF BOX GIRDER
The continuous box girder will be built in stages. The construction of superstructure will commence from the face of pier support
and progress to the mid/tip of the span in segments. Later on the superstructure will be joined by closure pour.
A Structure over P7: LHS:

Left Part: Left part of the bridge having 64 m span length, Effective span= 60.48m to be constructed in 16 segments. The length of
the segments are as shown.
Segment
Number
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
645
3855
12 no @ 4000 3 no @ 3000
The equation of the depth for the cantilever from support is as follows:
D'= 3+ [(57 - X) / 57 ]^2x4.5=

= 7.5 - 0.1579 X+ 0.001385 X2
Section 17-17 16-16 15-15 14-14 13-13 12-12 11-11 10-10 9-9 8-8 7-7
Distance
from
0 3 6 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37
support
(m)
Depth
7.500 7.039 6.602 6.191 5.681 5.216 4.795 4.418 4.086 3.798 3.554
(m), D'=
Section 6-6 5-5 4-4 3-3 2-2 1-1

Distance
from
41 45 49 53 57 60.855
support
(m)
Depth
3.355 3.199 3.089 3.022 3.000 3.000
(m), D'=
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Calculation of properties of Box section at Section: 17-17
250 400 14800 400 250

10500
1500 1500
250
225 a c c a
b b
600 350
800 6800
f
400
3800
d d d
g 300 450
150
e e
4400 4400 3000

C/S AT SUPPORT
FOR SUPPORT at Section-17-17 : D= 7500 mm
CG
Portion Area (A) distance Dist from
Sl No. AY Yt AY2 INA Itotal
Marked m2 from top CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 3.454 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 9.000 3.750 33.750 0.296 0.790 42.18750 42.978 42.40
5 e 3.420 7.275 24.881 Ybottom = 3.821 49.941 0.05771 49.999 Zbottom =
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 4.046 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 36.19
7 g 0.090 7.000 0.630 3.546 1.132 0.00011 1.132
Total= 17.445 60.249 42.274 146.433
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FOR SUPPORT at Section-16-16 : D= 7038.781 mm

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 3.233 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 8.447 3.519 29.727 0.066 0.037 34.87325 34.910 39.21
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.806 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 33.31
7 g 0.090 6.539 0.588 3.085 0.857 0.00011 0.857
Total= 16.892 54.607 34.959 126.761

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 3.024 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 7.923 3.301 26.156 0.152 0.184 28.78219 28.966 36.77
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.578 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 31.08
7 g 0.090 6.102 0.549 2.649 0.631 0.00011 0.632
Total= 16.368 49.504 28.868 111.216

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.829 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 7.429 3.096 22.998 0.358 0.953 23.73072 24.683 35.04
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.362 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 29.47
7 g 0.090 5.691 0.512 2.237 0.451 0.00011 0.451
Total= 15.874 44.903 23.817 99.104

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.587 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 6.818 2.841 19.367 0.613 2.561 18.33899 20.900 33.73
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.095 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 28.20
7 g 0.090 5.181 0.466 1.728 0.269 0.00011 0.269
Total= 15.263 39.483 18.425 87.269
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.367 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 6.259 2.608 16.324 0.846 4.476 14.19153 18.667 33.49
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.849 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 27.83
7 g 0.090 4.716 0.424 1.262 0.143 0.00011 0.144
Total= 14.704 34.807 14.278 79.276

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.169 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 5.754 2.398 13.795 1.056 6.418 11.02477 17.443 34.18
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.626 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 28.24
7 g 0.090 4.295 0.387 0.841 0.064 0.00011 0.064
Total= 14.199 30.800 11.111 74.151

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.993 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 5.302 2.209 11.713 1.245 8.212 8.62503 16.837 35.68
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.425 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 29.32
7 g 0.090 3.918 0.353 0.465 0.019 0.00011 0.020
Total= 13.747 27.395 8.711 71.109

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.838 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.903 2.043 10.017 1.411 9.758 6.82110 16.579 37.83
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.248 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 30.93
7 g 0.090 3.586 0.323 0.132 0.002 0.00011 0.002
Total= 13.348 24.532 6.907 69.529
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.704 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.557 1.899 8.654 1.555 11.016 5.47761 16.494 40.45
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.094 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 32.92
7 g 0.090 3.298 0.297 0.156 0.002 0.00011 0.002
Total= 13.002 22.158 5.564 68.926

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.591 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.265 1.777 7.579 1.677 11.989 4.48909 16.478 43.31
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.963 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 35.12
7 g 0.090 3.054 0.275 0.400 0.014 0.00011 0.014
Total= 12.710 20.227 4.575 68.927

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.500 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.025 1.677 6.752 1.776 12.702 3.77495 16.477 46.18
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.855 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 37.33
7 g 0.090 2.855 0.257 0.599 0.032 0.00011 0.032
Total= 12.470 18.700 3.861 69.250

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.428 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.839 1.600 6.142 1.854 13.196 3.27510 16.471 48.79
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.771 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 39.35
7 g 0.090 2.699 0.243 0.754 0.051 0.00011 0.051
Total= 12.284 17.546 3.361 69.689
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.378 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.706 1.544 5.724 1.909 13.512 2.94648 16.458 50.89
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.711 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 40.97
7 g 0.090 2.589 0.233 0.865 0.067 0.00011 0.067
Total= 12.151 16.739 3.032 70.098

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.347 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.627 1.511 5.480 1.943 13.685 2.76028 16.446 52.24
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.675 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 42.02
7 g 0.090 2.522 0.227 0.931 0.078 0.00011 0.078
Total= 12.072 16.262 2.846 70.379

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.337 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.600 1.500 5.400 1.954 13.740 2.70000 16.440 52.71
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.663 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 42.38
7 g 0.090 2.500 0.225 0.954 0.082 0.00011 0.082
Total= 12.045 16.104 2.786 70.479

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.337 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.600 1.500 5.400 1.954 13.740 2.70000 16.440 52.71
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.663 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 42.38
7 g 0.090 2.500 0.225 0.954 0.082 0.00011 0.082
Total= 12.045 16.104 2.786 70.479
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B Structure Between P7-P8:

Part of the bridge between P7 & P8 having 120 m span length, Effective span= 115m to be constructed in 31 segments.
The length of the segments are as shown.
19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49
2.5 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 2.5
3 no @ 3000 12 no @ 4000 1000 12 no @ 4000 3 no @ 3000
The equation of the depth for the cantilever from support is as follows:
D'= 3+ [(57 - X) / 57 ]^2x4.5=

= 7.5 - 0.1579 X+ 0.001385 X2
Section 19-19 20-20 21-21 22-22 23-23 24-24 25-25 26-26 27-27 28-28 29-29
Distance
from
0 3 6 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37
support
(m)
Depth
7.500 7.039 6.602 6.191 5.681 5.216 4.795 4.418 4.086 3.798 3.554
(m), D'=
Section 30-30 31-31 32-32 33-33 34-34 35-35 36-36 37-37 38-38 39-39 40-40
Distance
from
41 45 49 53 57 58 62 66 70 74 78
support
(m)
Depth
3.355 3.199 3.089 3.022 3.000 3.000 3.022 3.089 3.199 3.355 3.554
(m), D'=
Section 41-41 42-42 43-43 44-44 45-45 46-46 47-47 48-48 49-49 50-50
Distance
from
82 86 90 94 98 102 106 109 112 115
support
(m)
Depth
3.798 4.086 4.418 4.795 5.216 5.681 6.191 6.602 7.039 7.500
(m), D'=
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Calculation of properties of Box section at Section: 19-19 & 50-50
250 400 14800 400 250

10500
1500 1500
250
225 a c c a
b b
600 350
800 6800
f
400
3800
d d d
g 300 450
150
e e
4400 4400 3000

C/S AT SUPPORT
CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 3.454 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 9.000 3.750 33.750 0.296 0.790 42.18750 42.978 42.40
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 4.046 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 36.19
7 g 0.090 7.000 0.630 3.546 1.132 0.00011 1.132
Total= 17.445 60.249 42.274 146.433

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 3.233 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 8.447 3.519 29.727 0.066 0.037 34.87325 34.910 39.21
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.806 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 33.31
7 g 0.090 6.539 0.588 3.085 0.857 0.00011 0.857
Total= 16.892 54.607 34.959 126.761
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 3.024 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 7.923 3.301 26.156 0.152 0.184 28.78219 28.966 36.77
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.578 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 31.08
7 g 0.090 6.102 0.549 2.649 0.631 0.00011 0.632
Total= 16.368 49.504 28.868 111.216

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.829 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 7.429 3.096 22.998 0.358 0.953 23.73072 24.683 35.04
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.362 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 29.47
7 g 0.090 5.691 0.512 2.237 0.451 0.00011 0.451
Total= 15.874 44.903 23.817 99.104

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.587 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 6.818 2.841 19.367 0.613 2.561 18.33899 20.900 33.73
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 3.095 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 28.20
7 g 0.090 5.181 0.466 1.728 0.269 0.00011 0.269
Total= 15.263 39.483 18.425 87.269

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.367 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 6.259 2.608 16.324 0.846 4.476 14.19153 18.667 33.49
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.849 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 27.83
7 g 0.090 4.716 0.424 1.262 0.143 0.00011 0.144
Total= 14.704 34.807 14.278 79.276
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 2.169 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 5.754 2.398 13.795 1.056 6.418 11.02477 17.443 34.18
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.626 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 28.24
7 g 0.090 4.295 0.387 0.841 0.064 0.00011 0.064
Total= 14.199 30.800 11.111 74.151

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.993 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 5.302 2.209 11.713 1.245 8.212 8.62503 16.837 35.68
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.425 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 29.32
7 g 0.090 3.918 0.353 0.465 0.019 0.00011 0.020
Total= 13.747 27.395 8.711 71.109

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.838 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.903 2.043 10.017 1.411 9.758 6.82110 16.579 37.83
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.248 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 30.93
7 g 0.090 3.586 0.323 0.132 0.002 0.00011 0.002
Total= 13.348 24.532 6.907 69.529

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.704 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.557 1.899 8.654 1.555 11.016 5.47761 16.494 40.45
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 2.094 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 32.92
7 g 0.090 3.298 0.297 0.156 0.002 0.00011 0.002
Total= 13.002 22.158 5.564 68.926
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.591 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.265 1.777 7.579 1.677 11.989 4.48909 16.478 43.31
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.963 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 35.12
7 g 0.090 3.054 0.275 0.400 0.014 0.00011 0.014
Total= 12.710 20.227 4.575 68.927

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.500 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 4.025 1.677 6.752 1.776 12.702 3.77495 16.477 46.18
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.855 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 37.33
7 g 0.090 2.855 0.257 0.599 0.032 0.00011 0.032
Total= 12.470 18.700 3.861 69.250

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.428 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.839 1.600 6.142 1.854 13.196 3.27510 16.471 48.79
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.771 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 39.35
7 g 0.090 2.699 0.243 0.754 0.051 0.00011 0.051
Total= 12.284 17.546 3.361 69.689

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.378 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.706 1.544 5.724 1.909 13.512 2.94648 16.458 50.89
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.711 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 40.97
7 g 0.090 2.589 0.233 0.865 0.067 0.00011 0.067
Total= 12.151 16.739 3.032 70.098
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CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.347 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.627 1.511 5.480 1.943 13.685 2.76028 16.446 52.24
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.675 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 42.02
7 g 0.090 2.522 0.227 0.931 0.078 0.00011 0.078
Total= 12.072 16.262 2.846 70.379

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.337 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.600 1.500 5.400 1.954 13.740 2.70000 16.440 52.71
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.663 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 42.38
7 g 0.090 2.500 0.225 0.954 0.082 0.00011 0.082
Total= 12.045 16.104 2.786 70.479
SUMMARY OF PROPERTIES
TOTAL
Ybottom =
SECTION DEPTH AREA (m2) Ytop=(m) Itotal (m4) Ztop= (m3) Zbottom= (m3)
(m)
(m)
50-50 7.500 17.445 3.454 4.046 146.433 42.40 36.19
49-49 7.039 16.892 3.233 3.806 126.761 39.21 33.31
48-48 6.602 16.368 3.024 3.578 111.216 36.77 31.08
47-47 6.191 15.874 2.829 3.362 99.104 35.04 29.47
46-46 5.681 15.263 2.587 3.095 87.269 33.73 28.20
45-45 5.216 14.704 2.367 2.849 79.276 33.49 27.83
44-44 4.795 14.199 2.169 2.626 74.151 34.18 28.24
43-43 4.418 13.747 1.993 2.425 71.109 35.68 29.32
42-42 4.086 13.348 1.838 2.248 69.529 37.83 30.93
41-41 3.798 13.002 1.704 2.094 68.926 40.45 32.92
40-40 3.554 12.710 1.591 1.963 68.927 43.31 35.12
39-39 3.355 12.470 1.500 1.855 69.250 46.18 37.33
38-38 3.199 12.284 1.428 1.771 69.689 48.79 39.35
37-37 3.089 12.151 1.378 1.711 70.098 50.89 40.97
36-36 3.022 12.072 1.347 1.675 70.379 52.24 42.02
35-35 3.000 12.045 1.337 1.663 70.479 52.71 42.38
34-34 3.000 12.045 1.337 1.663 70.479 52.715 42.380
33-33 3.022 12.072 1.347 1.675 70.379 52.244 42.016
32-32 3.089 12.151 1.378 1.711 70.098 50.886 40.966
31-31 3.199 12.284 1.428 1.771 69.689 48.791 39.347
30-30 3.355 12.470 1.500 1.855 69.250 46.180 37.332
29-29 3.554 12.710 1.591 1.963 68.927 43.311 35.121
28-28 3.798 13.002 1.704 2.094 68.926 40.446 32.922
27-27 4.086 13.348 1.838 2.248 69.529 37.831 30.929
26-26 4.418 13.747 1.993 2.425 71.109 35.683 29.317
25-25 4.795 14.199 2.169 2.626 74.151 34.184 28.238
24-24 5.216 14.704 2.367 2.849 79.276 33.491 27.826
23-23 5.681 15.263 2.587 3.095 87.269 33.735 28.201
22-22 6.191 15.874 2.829 3.362 99.104 35.036 29.474
21-21 6.602 16.368 3.024 3.578 111.216 36.772 31.083
20-20 7.039 16.892 3.233 3.806 126.761 39.211 33.306
19-19 7.500 17.445 3.454 4.046 146.433 42.399 36.189
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17-17 7.500 17.445 3.454 4.046 146.433 42.399 36.189
16-16 7.039 16.892 3.233 3.806 126.761 39.211 33.306
15-15 6.602 16.368 3.024 3.578 111.216 36.772 31.083
14-14 6.191 15.874 2.829 3.362 99.104 35.036 29.474
13-13 5.681 15.263 2.587 3.095 87.269 33.735 28.201
12-12 5.216 14.704 2.367 2.849 79.276 33.491 27.826
11-11 4.795 14.199 2.169 2.626 74.151 34.184 28.238
10-10 4.418 13.747 1.993 2.425 71.109 35.683 29.317
9-9 4.086 13.348 1.838 2.248 69.529 37.831 30.929
8-8 3.798 13.002 1.704 2.094 68.926 40.446 32.922
7-7 3.554 12.710 1.591 1.963 68.927 43.311 35.121
6-6 3.355 12.470 1.500 1.855 69.250 46.180 37.332
5-5 3.199 12.284 1.428 1.771 69.689 48.791 39.347
4-4 3.089 12.151 1.378 1.711 70.098 50.886 40.966
3-3 3.022 12.072 1.347 1.675 70.379 52.244 42.016
2-2 3.000 12.045 1.337 1.663 70.479 52.715 42.380
1-1 3.000 12.045 1.337 1.663 70.479 52.715 42.380

CG
of desk(Y)
1 a 1.350 0.113 0.152 Ytop= 3.341 15.070 0.00570 15.076
2 b 1.125 0.350 0.394 1.337 3.104 10.837 0.00879 10.846
3 c 1.900 0.125 0.238 3.329 21.052 0.00990 21.062 Ztop=
4 d 3.600 1.500 5.400 1.954 13.740 2.70000 16.440 52.71
6 f 0.560 0.367 0.205 1.663 3.087 5.337 0.00381 5.340 42.38
7 g 0.090 2.500 0.225 0.954 0.082 0.00011 0.082
Total= 12.045 16.104 2.786 70.479
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2. CALCULATION OF BM & SF DUE TO DL

Area of cross section of Box girder at any distance "x" from face of support will be as follows:
Area of deck with haunches:(a+b+c+f)= 4.935 m2
Area of bottom slab & haunches:(e+g)= 3.510 m2
Area of web: 3 X0.4X ( 7.5 - 0.1578947 X+ 0.001385 X 2)
Total Area: 17.445 - 0.189474 X+ 0.00166 X2
Load for Box girder at any distance "x" is given by:
= 2.5 X( 17.445 - 0.189474 X+ 0.00166 X2) Ton
= 43.6125 - 0.473684 X+ 0.00416 X2 Ton
Load of a particular segment:
∫( 43.6125 - 0.4736842 X+ 0.00416 X2)dx Ton
= 43.6125 X- 0.2368421 X2+ 0.001385 X3 Ton
Moment at support dueto dead load of a particular segment:
∫( 43.6125 - 0.4736842 X+ 0.00416 X2)Xdx Ton-m
= 21.80625 X2- 0.1578947 X3+ 0.0010388 X4 Ton-m
i) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 16

Segment length= 0 to 3
Load of segment: 16
W16= 43.6125 x(3-0) - 0.236842 x(9-0) + 0.001385 x(27-0)
W16= 128.743 Ton
Moment at support due to self weight of segment no. 16 is:
M17-16= 21.80625 x(9-0) - 0.157895 x(27-0) + 0.001039 x(81-0)
M17-16= 192.077 Ton-m
ii) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 15

Load of segment: 15
W15= 43.6125 x(6-3) - 0.236842 x(36-9) + 0.001385 x(216-27)
W15= 124.705 Ton
M17-15= 21.80625 x(36-9) - 0.157895 x(216-27) + 0.001039 x(1296-81)
M17-15= 560.189 Ton-m
M16-15= 560.189-124.705X3= 186.074 Ton-m
iii) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 14

Load of segment: 14
W14= 43.6125 x(9-6) - 0.236842 x(81-36) + 0.001385 x(729-216)
W14= 120.89 Ton
M17-14= 21.80625 x(81-36) - 0.157895 x(729-216) + 0.001039 x(6561-1296)
M17-14= 905.75 Ton-m
M16-14= 905.75-120.89X3= 543.08 Ton-m
M15-14= 905.75-120.89X6= 180.41 Ton-m
iv) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 13

Load of segment: 13
W13= 43.6125 x(13-9) - 0.236842 x(169-81) + 0.001385 x(2197-729)
W13= 155.641 Ton
M17-13= 21.80625 x(169-81) - 0.157895 x(2197-729) + 0.001039 x(28561-6561)
M17-13= 1710.014 Ton-m
M16-13= 1710.014-155.641X3= 1243.091 Ton-m
M15-13= 1710.014-155.641X6= 776.168 Ton-m
M14-13= 1710.014-155.641X9= 309.245 Ton-m
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v) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 12

Load of segment: 12
W12= 43.6125 x(17-13) - 0.2368421 x(289-169) + 0.001385 x(4913-2197)
W12= 149.791 Ton
M17-12= 21.80625 x(289-169) - 0.1578947 x(4913-2197) + 0.001039 x(83521-28561)
M17-12= 2244.999 Ton-m
M16-12= 2244.999-149.791X3= 1795.626 Ton-m
M15-12= 2244.999-149.791X6= 1346.253 Ton-m
M14-12= 2244.999-149.791X9= 896.88 Ton-m
M13-12= 2244.999-149.791X13= 297.716 Ton-m
vi) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 11

Load of 1st segment=
W11= 43.6125 x(21-17) - 0.236842 x(441-289) + 0.001385 x(9261-4913)
W11= 144.472 Ton
M17-11= 21.80625 x(441-289) - 0.1578947 x(9261-4913) + 0.001039 x(194481-83521)
M17-11= 2743.287 Ton-m
M16-11= 2743.287-144.472X3= 2309.871 Ton-m
M15-11= 2743.287-144.472X6= 1876.455 Ton-m
M14-11= 2743.287-144.472X9= 1443.039 Ton-m
M13-11= 2743.287-144.472X13= 865.151 Ton-m
M12-11= 2743.287-144.472X17= 287.263 Ton-m
vii) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 10

W10= 43.6125 x(25-21) - 0.236842 x(625-441) + 0.001385 x(15625-9261)
W10= 139.685 Ton
M17-10= 21.80625 x(625-441) - 0.1578947 x(15625-9261) + 0.001039 x(390625-194481)
M17-10= 3211.259 Ton-m
M16-10= 3211.259-139.685X3= 2792.204 Ton-m
M15-10= 3211.259-139.685X6= 2373.149 Ton-m
M14-10= 3211.259-139.685X9= 1954.094 Ton-m
M13-10= 3211.259-139.685X13= 1395.354 Ton-m
M12-10= 3211.259-139.685X17= 836.614 Ton-m
M11-10= 3211.259-139.685X21= 277.874 Ton-m
viii) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 9

W9= 43.6125 x(29-25) - 0.236842 x(841-625) + 0.001385 x(24389-15625)
W9= 135.431 Ton
M17-9= 21.80625 x(841-625) - 0.1578947 x(24389-15625) + 0.001039 x(707281-390625)
M17-9= 3655.297 Ton-m
M16-9= 3655.297-135.431X3= 3249.004 Ton-m
M15-9= 3655.297-135.431X6= 2842.711 Ton-m
M14-9= 3655.297-135.431X9= 2436.418 Ton-m
M13-9= 3655.297-135.431X13= 1894.694 Ton-m
M12-9= 3655.297-135.431X17= 1352.97 Ton-m
M11-9= 3655.297-135.431X21= 811.246 Ton-m
M10-9= 3655.297-135.431X25= 269.522 Ton-m
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ix) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 8

W8= 43.6125 x(33-29) - 0.236842 x(1089-841) + 0.001385 x(35937-24389)
W8= 131.708 Ton
M17-8= 21.80625 x(1089-841) - 0.1578947 x(35937-24389) + 0.001039 x(1185921-707281)
M17-8= 4081.784 Ton-m
M16-8= 4081.784-131.708X3= 3686.66 Ton-m
M15-8= 4081.784-131.708X6= 3291.536 Ton-m
M14-8= 4081.784-131.708X9= 2896.412 Ton-m
M13-8= 4081.784-131.708X13= 2369.58 Ton-m
M12-8= 4081.784-131.708X17= 1842.748 Ton-m
M11-8= 4081.784-131.708X21= 1315.916 Ton-m
M10-8= 4081.784-131.708X25= 789.084 Ton-m
M9-8= 4081.784-131.708X29= 262.252 Ton-m
x) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 7

W7= 43.6125 x(37-33) - 0.236842 x(1369-1089) + 0.001385 x(50653-35937)
W7= 128.516 Ton
M17-7= 21.80625 x(1369-1089) - 0.1578947 x(50653-35937) + 0.001039 x(1874161-1185921)
M17-7= 4497.102 Ton-m
M16-7= 4497.102-128.516X3= 4111.554 Ton-m
M15-7= 4497.102-128.516X6= 3726.006 Ton-m
M14-7= 4497.102-128.516X9= 3340.458 Ton-m
M13-7= 4497.102-128.516X13= 2826.394 Ton-m
M12-7= 4497.102-128.516X17= 2312.33 Ton-m
M11-7= 4497.102-128.516X21= 1798.266 Ton-m
M10-7= 4497.102-128.516X25= 1284.202 Ton-m
M9-7= 4497.102-128.516X29= 770.138 Ton-m
M8-7= 4497.102-128.516X33= 256.074 Ton-m
xi) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 6

W6= 43.6125 x(41-37) - 0.236842 x(1681-1369) + 0.001385 x(68921-50653)
W6= 125.857 Ton
M17-6= 21.80625 x(1681-1369) - 0.1578947 x(68921-50653) + 0.001039 x(2825761-1874161)
M17-6= 4907.633 Ton-m
M16-6= 4907.633-125.857X3= 4530.062 Ton-m
M15-6= 4907.633-125.857X6= 4152.491 Ton-m
M14-6= 4907.633-125.857X9= 3774.92 Ton-m
M13-6= 4907.633-125.857X13= 3271.492 Ton-m
M12-6= 4907.633-125.857X17= 2768.064 Ton-m
M11-6= 4907.633-125.857X21= 2264.636 Ton-m
M10-6= 4907.633-125.857X25= 1761.208 Ton-m
M9-6= 4907.633-125.857X29= 1257.78 Ton-m
M8-6= 4907.633-125.857X33= 754.352 Ton-m
M7-6= 4907.633-125.857X37= 250.924 Ton-m
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xii) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 5

W5= 43.6125 x(45-41) - 0.236842 x(2025-1681) + 0.001385 x(91125-68921)
W5= 123.73 Ton
M17-5= 21.80625 x(2025-1681) - 0.1578947 x(91125-68921) + 0.001039 x(4100625-2825761)
M17-5= 5319.76 Ton-m
M16-5= 5319.76-123.73X3= 4948.57 Ton-m
M15-5= 5319.76-123.73X6= 4577.38 Ton-m
M14-5= 5319.76-123.73X9= 4206.19 Ton-m
M13-5= 5319.76-123.73X13= 3711.27 Ton-m
M12-5= 5319.76-123.73X17= 3216.35 Ton-m
M11-5= 5319.76-123.73X21= 2721.43 Ton-m
M10-5= 5319.76-123.73X25= 2226.51 Ton-m
M9-5= 5319.76-123.73X29= 1731.59 Ton-m
M8-5= 5319.76-123.73X33= 1236.67 Ton-m
M7-5= 5319.76-123.73X37= 741.75 Ton-m
M6-5= 5319.76-123.73X41= 246.83 Ton-m
xiii) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 4

W4= 43.6125 x(49-45) - 0.236842 x(2401-2025) + 0.001385 x(117649-91125)
W4= 122.134 Ton
M17-4= 21.80625 x(2401-2025) - 0.1578947 x(117649-91125) + 0.001039 x(5764801-4100625)
M17-4= 5739.865 Ton-m
M16-4= 5739.865-122.134X3= 5373.463 Ton-m
M15-4= 5739.865-122.134X6= 5007.061 Ton-m
M14-4= 5739.865-122.134X9= 4640.659 Ton-m
M13-4= 5739.865-122.134X13= 4152.123 Ton-m
M12-4= 5739.865-122.134X17= 3663.587 Ton-m
M11-4= 5739.865-122.134X21= 3175.051 Ton-m
M10-4= 5739.865-122.134X25= 2686.515 Ton-m
M9-4= 5739.865-122.134X29= 2197.979 Ton-m
M8-4= 5739.865-122.134X33= 1709.443 Ton-m
M7-4= 5739.865-122.134X37= 1220.907 Ton-m
M6-4= 5739.865-122.134X41= 732.371 Ton-m
M5-4= 5739.865-122.134X45= 243.835 Ton-m
xiv) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 3

W3= 43.6125 x(53-49) - 0.236842 x(2809-2401) + 0.001385 x(148877-117649)
W3= 121.07 Ton
M17-3= 21.80625 x(2809-2401) - 0.1578947 x(148877-117649) + 0.001039 x(7890481-5764801)
M17-3= 6174.33 Ton-m
M16-3= 6174.33-121.07X3= 5811.12 Ton-m
M15-3= 6174.33-121.07X6= 5447.91 Ton-m
M14-3= 6174.33-121.07X9= 5084.7 Ton-m
M13-3= 6174.33-121.07X13= 4600.42 Ton-m
M12-3= 6174.33-121.07X17= 4116.14 Ton-m
M11-3= 6174.33-121.07X21= 3631.86 Ton-m
M10-3= 6174.33-121.07X25= 3147.58 Ton-m
M9-3= 6174.33-121.07X29= 2663.3 Ton-m
M8-3= 6174.33-121.07X33= 2179.02 Ton-m
M7-3= 6174.33-121.07X37= 1694.74 Ton-m
M6-3= 6174.33-121.07X41= 1210.46 Ton-m
M5-3= 6174.33-121.07X45= 726.18 Ton-m
M4-3= 6174.33-121.07X49= 241.9 Ton-m
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xv) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 2

W2= 43.6125 x(57-53) - 0.236842 x(3249-2809) + 0.001385 x(185193-148877)
W2= 120.539 Ton
M17-2= 21.80625 x(3249-2809) - 0.1578947 x(185193-148877) + 0.001039 x(10556001-7890481)
M17-2= 6629.537 Ton-m
M16-2= 6629.537-120.539X3= 6267.92 Ton-m
M15-2= 6629.537-120.539X6= 5906.303 Ton-m
M14-2= 6629.537-120.539X9= 5544.686 Ton-m
M13-2= 6629.537-120.539X13= 5062.53 Ton-m
M12-2= 6629.537-120.539X17= 4580.374 Ton-m
M11-2= 6629.537-120.539X21= 4098.218 Ton-m
M10-2= 6629.537-120.539X25= 3616.062 Ton-m
M9-2= 6629.537-120.539X29= 3133.906 Ton-m
M8-2= 6629.537-120.539X33= 2651.75 Ton-m
M7-2= 6629.537-120.539X37= 2169.594 Ton-m
M6-2= 6629.537-120.539X41= 1687.438 Ton-m
M5-2= 6629.537-120.539X45= 1205.282 Ton-m
M4-2= 6629.537-120.539X49= 723.126 Ton-m
M3-2= 6629.537-120.539X53= 240.97 Ton-m
xvi) Moment & Shear due to self weight of Segment No: 1

Segment length= 57 to 60.855
W1= 43.6125 x(60.855-57) - 0.236842 x(3703.331025-3249) + 0.001385 x(225366.209526375-185193)
W1= 116.163 Ton
M17-1= 21.80625 x(3703.331025-3249) - 0.1578947 x(225366.21-185193) + 0.001039 x(13714660.681-
10556001)
M17-1= 6845.274 Ton-m
M16-1= 6845.274-116.163X3= 6496.785 Ton-m
M15-1= 6845.274-116.163X6= 6148.296 Ton-m
M14-1= 6845.274-116.163X9= 5799.807 Ton-m
M13-1= 6845.274-116.163X13= 5335.155 Ton-m
M12-1= 6845.274-116.163X17= 4870.503 Ton-m
M11-1= 6845.274-116.163X21= 4405.851 Ton-m
M10-1= 6845.274-116.163X25= 3941.199 Ton-m
M9-1= 6845.274-116.163X29= 3476.547 Ton-m
M8-1= 6845.274-116.163X33= 3011.895 Ton-m
M7-1= 6845.274-116.163X37= 2547.243 Ton-m
M6-1= 6845.274-116.163X41= 2082.591 Ton-m
M5-1= 6845.274-116.163X45= 1617.939 Ton-m
M4-1= 6845.274-116.163X49= 1153.287 Ton-m
M3-1= 6845.274-116.163X53= 688.635 Ton-m
M2-1= 6845.274-116.163X57= 223.983 Ton-m
xvii) Moment & Shear due to additional load on tip (Load of haunches, diaphragm, end cantilever deck slab etc)
Load for cross girder:
Area of cross girder= 16.83 m2
Opening area= 2.07 m2
Thickness of end diaphragm= 0.75 m
Weight of cross girder= 27.675 Ton
Load for Haunches:
Area of Haunch= 800 mmx 350 mm= 0.14 m2
Perimeter of cross girder along the inner box= 24.4 m
Weight of Haunches= 8.54 Ton
Load for End cantilever deck slab:
Area of cantilever deck= 14.8 mx 0.45 m= 6.66 m2
Length of cantilever deck= 0.58 m
Weight of Deck= 9.657 Ton
Total additional weight= 45.872 Ton
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M17= 163.776+45.872x57= 2778.480 Ton-m

M16= 163.776+45.872x54= 2640.864 Ton-m
M15= 163.776+45.872x51= 2503.248 Ton-m
M14= 163.776+45.872x48= 2365.632 Ton-m
M13= 163.776+45.872x44= 2182.144 Ton-m
M12= 163.776+45.872x40= 1998.656 Ton-m
M11= 163.776+45.872x36= 1815.168 Ton-m
M10= 163.776+45.872x32= 1631.68 Ton-m
M9= 163.776+45.872x28= 1448.192 Ton-m
M8= 163.776+45.872x24= 1264.704 Ton-m
M7= 163.776+45.872x20= 1081.216 Ton-m
M6= 163.776+45.872x16= 897.728 Ton-m
M5= 163.776+45.872x12= 714.240 Ton-m
M4= 163.776+45.872x8= 530.752 Ton-m
M3= 163.776+45.872x4= 347.264 Ton-m
M2= 27.675x3.48+8.54x3.213+9.657x4.145= 163.776 Ton-m
The superstructure has a symmetrical profile with respect to centre line of pier. Hence the depth, distance of CG from pier face of following
sections are same.
LHS OF P7 RHS OF P7 LHS OF P8 Distance
from pier
Section Depth (m) Section Depth (m) Section Depth (m) face (m)
17-17 7.500 19-19 7.500 50-50 7.500 0
16-16 7.039 20-20 7.039 49-49 7.039 3
15-15 6.602 21-21 6.602 48-48 6.602 6
14-14 6.191 22-22 6.191 47-47 6.191 9
13-13 5.681 23-23 5.681 46-46 5.681 13 Hence, it can be concluded that the DL moment will be
12-12 5.216 24-24 5.216 45-45 5.216 17 same at all the symmetric sections. However, as the
11-11 4.795 25-25 4.795 44-44 4.795 21 segment number 34 between section 34 & 35 is of
10-10 4.418 26-26 4.418 43-43 4.418 25 different length, this has been taken seperately.
9-9 4.086 27-27 4.086 42-42 4.086 29
8-8 3.798 28-28 3.798 41-41 3.798 33
7-7 3.554 29-29 3.554 40-40 3.554 37
6-6 3.355 30-30 3.355 39-39 3.355 41
5-5 3.199 31-31 3.199 38-38 3.199 45
4-4 3.089 32-32 3.089 37-37 3.089 49
3-3 3.022 33-33 3.022 36-36 3.022 53
2-2 3.000 34-34 3.000 35-35 3.000 57
1-1 3.000
Moment & Shear due to additional load at closure pour Segment no: 34
Load for closure pore:
Area of section= 12.045 m2
Length of the segmment= 1m
Weight of segment= 31.317 Ton
Total additional weight= 31.317 Ton

M19-34= 15.6585+15.6585x57= 908.193 Ton-m =M50-34
M20-34= 15.6585+15.6585x54= 861.218 Ton-m =M49-34
M21-34= 15.6585+15.6585x51= 814.242 Ton-m =M48-34
M22-34= 15.6585+15.6585x48= 767.267 Ton-m =M47-34
M23-34= 15.6585+15.6585x44= 704.633 Ton-m =M46-34
M24-34= 15.6585+15.6585x40= 641.999 Ton-m =M45-34
M25-34= 15.6585+15.6585x36= 579.365 Ton-m =M44-34
M26-34= 15.6585+15.6585x32= 516.731 Ton-m =M43-34
M27-34= 15.6585+15.6585x28= 454.097 Ton-m =M42-34
M28-34= 15.6585+15.6585x24= 391.463 Ton-m =M41-34
M29-34= 15.6585+15.6585x20= 328.829 Ton-m =M40-34
M30-34= 15.6585+15.6585x16= 266.195 Ton-m =M39-34
M31-34= 15.6585+15.6585x12= 203.561 Ton-m =M38-34
M32-34= 15.6585+15.6585x8= 140.927 Ton-m =M37-34
M33-34= 15.6585+15.6585x4= 78.293 Ton-m =M36-34
M34-34= 31.317x0.5= 15.659 Ton-m =M35-34
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3. SUMMARY OF BM & SF DUE TO DEAD LOAD

BENDING MOMENT (T-m):
SECTION
17-17 16-16 15-15 14-14 13-13 12-12 11-11 10-10 9-9 8-8 7-7 6-6 5-5 4-4 3-3 2-2
LOAD DUE TO
16th Segment 192.077
15th Segment 560.189 186.074
14th Segment 905.75 543.08 180.41
13th Segment 1710.014 1243.091 776.168 309.245
12th Segment 2244.999 1795.626 1346.253 896.88 297.716
11th Segment 2743.287 2309.871 1876.455 1443.039 865.151 287.263
10th Segment 3211.259 2792.204 2373.149 1954.094 1395.354 836.614 277.874
9th Segment 3655.297 3249.004 2842.711 2436.418 1894.694 1352.97 811.246 269.522
8th Segment 4081.784 3686.66 3291.536 2896.412 2369.58 1842.748 1315.916 789.084 262.252
7th Segment 4497.102 4111.554 3726.006 3340.458 2826.394 2312.33 1798.266 1284.202 770.138 256.074
6th Segment 4907.633 4530.062 4152.491 3774.92 3271.492 2768.064 2264.636 1761.208 1257.78 754.352 250.924
5th Segment 5319.76 4948.57 4577.38 4206.19 3711.27 3216.35 2721.43 2226.51 1731.59 1236.67 741.75 246.83
4th Segment 5739.865 5373.463 5007.061 4640.659 4152.123 3663.587 3175.051 2686.515 2197.979 1709.443 1220.907 732.371 243.835
3rd Segment 6174.33 5811.12 5447.91 5084.7 4600.42 4116.14 3631.86 3147.58 2663.3 2179.02 1694.74 1210.46 726.18 241.9
2nd Segment 6629.537 6267.92 5906.303 5544.686 5062.53 4580.374 4098.218 3616.062 3133.906 2651.75 2169.594 1687.438 1205.282 723.126 240.97
1st Segment 9623.754 9137.649 8651.544 8165.439 7517.299 6869.159 6221.019 5572.879 4924.739 4276.599 3628.459 2980.319 2332.179 1684.039 1035.899 387.759
Total 62196.64 55985.95 50155.38 44693.14 37964.02 31845.6 26315.52 21353.56 16941.68 13063.91 9706.374 6857.418 4507.476 2649.065 1276.869 387.759
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SHEAR FORCE(t):
SECTION
17-17 16-16 15-15 14-14 13-13 12-12 11-11 10-10 9-9 8-8 7-7 6-6 5-5 4-4 3-3 2-2
LOAD DUE TO
15th Segment 124.705 124.705
14th Segment 120.89 120.89 120.89
13th Segment 155.641 155.641 155.641 155.641
12th Segment 149.791 149.791 149.791 149.791 149.791
11th Segment 144.472 144.472 144.472 144.472 144.472 144.472
10th Segment 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685
9th Segment 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431
8th Segment 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708
7th Segment 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516
6th Segment 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857
5th Segment 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73
4th Segment 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134
3rd Segment 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07
2nd Segment 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539
1st Segment 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035 162.035
Total 2134.947 2006.204 1881.499 1760.609 1604.968 1455.177 1310.705 1171.02 1035.589 903.881 775.365 649.508 525.778 403.644 282.574 162.035
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BENDING MOMENT (T-m):
SECTION RHS
LOAD
P7 19-19 20-20 21-21 22-22 23-23 24-24 25-25 26-26 27-27 28-28 29-29 30-30 31-31 32-32 33-33
DUE TO
LOAD DUE TO
49th
Segment
48th
20th Segment 560.189 186.074
Segment
47th
21th Segment 905.75 543.08 180.41
Segment
46th
22th Segment 1710.014 1243.091 776.168 309.245
Segment
45th
23th Segment 2244.999 1795.626 1346.253 896.88 297.716
Segment
44th
24th Segment 2743.287 2309.871 1876.455 1443.039 865.151 287.263
Segment
43th
25th Segment 3211.259 2792.204 2373.149 1954.094 1395.354 836.614 277.874
Segment
42th
26th Segment 3655.297 3249.004 2842.711 2436.418 1894.694 1352.97 811.246 269.522
Segment
41th
27th Segment 4081.784 3686.66 3291.536 2896.412 2369.58 1842.748 1315.916 789.084 262.252
Segment
40th
28th Segment 4497.102 4111.554 3726.006 3340.458 2826.394 2312.33 1798.266 1284.202 770.138 256.074
Segment
39th
29th Segment 4907.633 4530.062 4152.491 3774.92 3271.492 2768.064 2264.636 1761.208 1257.78 754.352 250.924
Segment
38th
30th Segment 5319.76 4948.57 4577.38 4206.19 3711.27 3216.35 2721.43 2226.51 1731.59 1236.67 741.75 246.83
Segment
37th
31th Segment 5739.865 5373.463 5007.061 4640.659 4152.123 3663.587 3175.051 2686.515 2197.979 1709.443 1220.907 732.371 243.835
Segment
36th
32th Segment 6174.33 5811.12 5447.91 5084.7 4600.42 4116.14 3631.86 3147.58 2663.3 2179.02 1694.74 1210.46 726.18 241.9
Segment
35th
33th Segment 6629.537 6267.92 5906.303 5544.686 5062.53 4580.374 4098.218 3616.062 3133.906 2651.75 2169.594 1687.438 1205.282 723.126 240.97
Segment
34th
34th Segment 908.193 861.2175 814.242 767.2665 704.6325 641.9985 579.3645 516.7305 454.0965 391.4625 328.8285 266.1945 203.5605 140.9265 78.2925
Segment
Total 53481.08 47709.52 42318.08 37294.97 31151.36 25618.44 20673.86 16297.41 12471.04 9178.772 6406.744 4143.294 2378.858 1105.953 319.2625 Total
SECTION
50-50 49-49 48-48 47-47 46-46 45-45 44-44 43-43 42-42 41-41 40-40 39-39 38-38 37-37 36-36
LHS P8
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SHEAR FORCE(t):
SECTION RHS
LOAD
P7 19-19 20-20 21-21 22-22 23-23 24-24 25-25 26-26 27-27 28-28 29-29 30-30 31-31 32-32 33-33
DUE TO
LOAD DUE TO
49th
Segment
48th
20th Segment 124.705 124.705
Segment
47th
21th Segment 120.89 120.89 120.89
Segment
46th
22th Segment 155.641 155.641 155.641 155.641
Segment
45th
23th Segment 149.791 149.791 149.791 149.791 149.791
Segment
44th
24th Segment 144.472 144.472 144.472 144.472 144.472 144.472
Segment
43th
25th Segment 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685 139.685
Segment
42th
26th Segment 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431 135.431
Segment
41th
27th Segment 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708 131.708
Segment
40th
28th Segment 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516 128.516
Segment
39th
29th Segment 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857 125.857
Segment
38th
30th Segment 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73 123.73
Segment
37th
31th Segment 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134 122.134
Segment
36th
32th Segment 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07 121.07
Segment
35th
33th Segment 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539 120.539
Segment
34th
34th Segment 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317 31.317
Segment
Total 2004.229 1875.486 1750.781 1629.891 1474.25 1324.459 1179.987 1040.302 904.871 773.163 644.647 518.79 395.06 272.926 151.856 Total
SECTION
SECTION LHS P8 50-50 49-49 48-48 47-47 46-46 45-45 44-44 43-43 42-42 41-41 40-40 39-39 38-38 37-37 36-36
LHS P8
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6. TABLE SHOWING MOMENTS AT DIFFERENT SECTION DUE TO DIFFERENT TYPE OF LOADING
I) DEAD LOAD MOMENT (T-M)

ALL MOMENTS ARE HOGGING MOMENT.
LOAD
15th 14th 13th 12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd 1st
DUE TO 16th Segment Total (T-m)
Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
SECTION
17-17 192.077 560.189 905.75 1710.014 2244.999 2743.287 3211.259 3655.297 4081.784 4497.102 4907.633 5319.76 5739.865 6174.33 6629.537 9623.754 62196.637
16-16 186.074 543.08 1243.091 1795.626 2309.871 2792.204 3249.004 3686.66 4111.554 4530.062 4948.57 5373.463 5811.12 6267.92 9137.649 55985.948
15-15 180.41 776.168 1346.253 1876.455 2373.149 2842.711 3291.536 3726.006 4152.491 4577.38 5007.061 5447.91 5906.303 8651.544 50155.377
14-14 309.245 896.88 1443.039 1954.094 2436.418 2896.412 3340.458 3774.92 4206.19 4640.659 5084.7 5544.686 8165.439 44693.14
13-13 297.716 865.151 1395.354 1894.694 2369.58 2826.394 3271.492 3711.27 4152.123 4600.42 5062.53 7517.299 37964.023
12-12 287.263 836.614 1352.97 1842.748 2312.33 2768.064 3216.35 3663.587 4116.14 4580.374 6869.159 31845.599
11-11 277.874 811.246 1315.916 1798.266 2264.636 2721.43 3175.051 3631.86 4098.218 6221.019 26315.516
10-10 269.522 789.084 1284.202 1761.208 2226.51 2686.515 3147.58 3616.062 5572.879 21353.562
9-9 262.252 770.138 1257.78 1731.59 2197.979 2663.3 3133.906 4924.739 16941.684
8-8 256.074 754.352 1236.67 1709.443 2179.02 2651.75 4276.599 13063.908
7-7 250.924 741.75 1220.907 1694.74 2169.594 3628.459 9706.374
6-6 246.83 732.371 1210.46 1687.438 2980.319 6857.418
5-5 243.835 726.18 1205.282 2332.179 4507.476
4-4 241.9 723.126 1684.039 2649.065
3-3 240.97 1035.899 1276.869
2-2 387.759 387.759
OTHER MOMENTS (T-M)

"+" Stands for hogging Moment
"-" Stands for sagging Moment
LOAD TEMPARA TEMPARA

DISTANCE TOTAL DL- LL-
DUE TO SIDL LL-Sagging BRAKING TURE- TURE- Total Max Total Min (T-
FROM LHS MOMENT Hogging
(T-m) (T-m) (T-m) Hogging Sagging (T-m) m)
SECTION (M) (T-m) (T-m)
(T-m) (T-m)
17-17 61.5 62196.64 5694.088 3996.024 -910.3976 269.8267 7196.33 -7196.33 79352.91 59784.00
16-16 58.5 55985.95 4856.779 3801.121 -866.055 256.6769 6845.158 -6845.158 71745.68 53131.51
15-15 55.5 50155.38 4076.86 3606.218 -821.7125 236.4934 6494.292 -6494.292 64569.24 46916.23
14-14 52.5 44693.14 3354.434 3411.315 -777.2681 230.4791 6143.221 -6143.221 57832.59 41127.08
13-13 48.5 37964.02 2486.714 3151.41 -1199.966 212.7669 5675.128 -5675.128 49490.04 33575.64
12-12 44.5 31845.6 1714.641 2891.471 -1705.233 195.2736 5207.056 -5207.056 41854.04 26647.95
11-11 40.5 26315.52 1038.231 2631.6 -2225.076 177.7209 4739.006 -4739.006 34902.07 20389.66
10-10 36.5 21353.56 476.5999 2371.628 -2543.663 160.1683 4270.956 -4270.956 28632.91 15015.54
9-9 32.5 16941.68 10.61239 2111.757 -2822.698 142.6156 3802.906 -3802.906 23009.58 10326.69
8-8 28.5 13063.91 -359.7314 1851.784 -3000.714 125.0629 3334.856 -3334.856 18015.88 6368.61
7-7 24.5 9706.374 -615.2953 1591.913 -3036.561 107.5102 2866.82 -2866.82 13657.32 3187.70
6-6 20.5 6857.418 -775.2229 1332.042 -2942.847 89.95752 2398.77 -2398.77 9902.97 740.58
5-5 16.5 4507.476 -839.5142 1072.171 -2709.276 72.40483 1930.706 -1930.706 6743.24 -972.02
4-4 12.5 2649.065 -789.0256 812.2664 -2300.204 54.85214 1462.656 -1462.656 4189.81 -1902.82
3-3 8.5 1276.869 -642.8932 552.3955 -1738.6 37.29946 994.6063 -994.6063 2218.28 -2099.23
2-2 4.5 387.759 -401.1171 292.3547 -1021.101 19.74677 526.5563 -526.5563 825.30 -1561.02
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LOAD
48th 47th 46th 45th 44th 43th 42th 41th 40th 39th 38th 37th 36th 35th 34th
DUE TO 49th Segment Total (T-m)
SECTION
50-50 192.077 560.189 905.75 1710.014 2244.999 2743.287 3211.259 3655.297 4081.784 4497.102 4907.633 5319.76 5739.865 6174.33 6629.537 908.193 53481.076
49-49 186.074 543.08 1243.091 1795.626 2309.871 2792.204 3249.004 3686.66 4111.554 4530.062 4948.57 5373.463 5811.12 6267.92 861.2175 47709.5165
48-48 180.41 776.168 1346.253 1876.455 2373.149 2842.711 3291.536 3726.006 4152.491 4577.38 5007.061 5447.91 5906.303 814.242 42318.075
47-47 309.245 896.88 1443.039 1954.094 2436.418 2896.412 3340.458 3774.92 4206.19 4640.659 5084.7 5544.686 767.2665 37294.9675
46-46 297.716 865.151 1395.354 1894.694 2369.58 2826.394 3271.492 3711.27 4152.123 4600.42 5062.53 704.6325 31151.3565
45-45 287.263 836.614 1352.97 1842.748 2312.33 2768.064 3216.35 3663.587 4116.14 4580.374 641.9985 25618.4385
44-44 277.874 811.246 1315.916 1798.266 2264.636 2721.43 3175.051 3631.86 4098.218 579.3645 20673.8615
43-43 269.522 789.084 1284.202 1761.208 2226.51 2686.515 3147.58 3616.062 516.7305 16297.4135
42-42 262.252 770.138 1257.78 1731.59 2197.979 2663.3 3133.906 454.0965 12471.0415
41-41 256.074 754.352 1236.67 1709.443 2179.02 2651.75 391.4625 9178.7715
40-40 250.924 741.75 1220.907 1694.74 2169.594 328.8285 6406.7435
39-39 246.83 732.371 1210.46 1687.438 266.1945 4143.2935
38-38 243.835 726.18 1205.282 203.5605 2378.8575
37-37 241.9 723.126 140.9265 1105.9525
36-36 240.97 78.2925 319.2625
35-35 0
34-34 0
33-33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 240.97 78.2925 319.2625
32-32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 241.9 723.126 140.9265 1105.9525
31-31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 243.835 726.18 1205.282 203.5605 2378.8575
30-30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 246.83 732.371 1210.46 1687.438 266.1945 4143.2935
29-29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 250.924 741.75 1220.907 1694.74 2169.594 328.8285 6406.7435
28-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 256.074 754.352 1236.67 1709.443 2179.02 2651.75 391.4625 9178.7715
27-27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 262.252 770.138 1257.78 1731.59 2197.979 2663.3 3133.906 454.0965 12471.0415
26-26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 269.522 789.084 1284.202 1761.208 2226.51 2686.515 3147.58 3616.062 516.7305 16297.4135
25-25 0 0 0 0 0 0 277.874 811.246 1315.916 1798.266 2264.636 2721.43 3175.051 3631.86 4098.218 579.3645 20673.8615
24-24 0 0 0 0 0 287.263 836.614 1352.97 1842.748 2312.33 2768.064 3216.35 3663.587 4116.14 4580.374 641.9985 25618.4385
23-23 0 0 0 0 297.716 865.151 1395.354 1894.694 2369.58 2826.394 3271.492 3711.27 4152.123 4600.42 5062.53 704.6325 31151.3565
22-22 0 0 0 309.245 896.88 1443.039 1954.094 2436.418 2896.412 3340.458 3774.92 4206.19 4640.659 5084.7 5544.686 767.2665 37294.9675
21-21 0 0 180.41 776.168 1346.253 1876.455 2373.149 2842.711 3291.536 3726.006 4152.491 4577.38 5007.061 5447.91 5906.303 814.242 42318.075
20-20 0 186.074 543.08 1243.091 1795.626 2309.871 2792.204 3249.004 3686.66 4111.554 4530.062 4948.57 5373.463 5811.12 6267.92 861.2175 47709.5165
19-19 192.077 560.189 905.75 1710.014 2244.999 2743.287 3211.259 3655.297 4081.784 4497.102 4907.633 5319.76 5739.865 6174.33 6629.537 908.193 53481.076
SECTION
20th 21th 22th 23th 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31th 32th 33th 34th
LOAD 19th Segment Total (T-m)
DUE TO
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II) OTHER MOMENTS (T-M)

"+" Stands for hogging Moment
"-" Stands for sagging Moment
LOAD TEMPARA TEMPARA

DISTANCE TOTAL DL- LL-
DUE TO SIDL LL-Sagging BRAKING TURE- TURE- Total Max Total Min (T-
FROM LHS MOMENT Hogging
(T-m) (T-m) (T-m) Hogging Sagging (T-m) m)
SECTION (M) (T-m) (T-m)
(T-m) (T-m)
50-50 181.5 53481.08 8941.59 6214.655 -760.8275 299.302 6991.046 -6991.046 75927.67 54670.79
49-49 178.5 47709.52 7852.258 5513.846 -711.1322 283.6535 6515.612 -6515.612 67874.89 48335.03
48-48 175.5 42318.08 6819.335 4840.83 -660.7937 268.0036 6048.915 -6048.915 60295.16 42427.70
47-47 172.5 37294.97 5842.825 4197.189 -612.016 252.3522 5590.922 -5590.922 53178.26 36934.85
46-46 168.5 31151.36 4631.08 3392.236 -701.8697 231.4814 4994.122 -4994.122 44400.28 30086.44
45-45 164.5 25618.44 3511.868 2646.078 -1048.665 210.6083 4411.445 -4411.445 36398.44 23670.20
44-44 160.5 20673.86 2500.999 2061.205 -1414.215 189.7325 3845.175 -3845.175 29270.97 17915.47
43-43 156.5 16297.41 1587.201 1862.37 -1774.447 168.8543 3293.479 -3293.479 23209.32 12816.69
42-42 152.5 12471.04 770.4856 1704.199 -2118.041 147.9738 2756.229 -2756.229 17849.93 8367.26
41-41 148.5 9178.772 62.15812 1546.528 -2427.189 127.0906 2234.949 -2234.949 13149.50 4578.79
40-40 144.5 6406.744 -553.575 1389.285 -2701.014 106.2052 1727.178 -1727.178 9075.84 1424.98
39-39 140.5 4143.294 -1063.149 1232.529 -2931.601 85.31723 1234.747 -1234.747 5632.74 -1086.20
38-38 136.5 2378.858 -1473.327 1076.226 -3111.982 64.42694 756.5526 -756.5526 2802.74 -2963.00
37-37 132.5 1105.953 -1788.618 920.3591 -3239.421 43.53444 293.5067 -293.5067 574.74 -4215.59
36-36 128.5 319.2625 -1993.197 765.0115 -3302.668 22.63936 157.2099 -157.2099 -729.07 -5133.81
35-35 124.5 0 -2105.134 610.1467 -3309.96 1.742136 593.2288 -593.2288 -900.02 -6008.32
34-34 123.5 0 -2116.736 571.5213 -3301.579 -3.482549 699.9308 -699.9308 -848.77 -6118.25
33-33 119.5 319.2625 -2097.618 445.1639 -3228.672 -24.3828 1117.528 -1117.528 -240.05 -6124.56
32-32 115.5 1105.953 -1985.858 475.7648 -3102.686 -45.2852 1522.086 -1522.086 1072.66 -5504.68
31-31 111.5 2378.858 -1763.386 560.0621 -2922.818 -66.19017 1910.998 -1910.998 3020.34 -4218.35
30-30 107.5 4143.294 -1446.026 645.3527 -2699.809 -87.09737 2286.42 -2286.42 5541.94 -2288.96
29-29 103.5 6406.744 -1029.271 731.6913 -2442.664 -108.0069 2647.606 -2647.606 8648.76 287.20
28-28 99.5 9178.772 -506.3571 824.7617 -2154.807 -128.919 2993.451 -2993.451 12361.71 3524.16
27-27 95.5 12471.04 109.1517 1195.374 -1848.798 -149.8332 3325.787 -3325.787 16951.52 7405.61
26-26 91.5 16297.41 833.0479 1782.061 -1524.859 -170.7502 3642.153 -3642.153 22383.93 11963.45
25-25 87.5 20673.86 1654.027 2447.792 -1198.499 -191.6694 3944.074 -3944.074 28528.09 17185.32
24-24 83.5 25618.44 2572.077 3182.473 -954.365 -212.5911 4231.42 -4231.42 35391.82 23004.73
23-23 79.5 31151.36 3598.471 3985.258 -1104.196 -233.5155 4502.359 -4502.359 43003.93 29143.27
22-22 75.5 37294.97 4717.397 4839.296 -1253.596 -254.4422 4759.176 -4759.176 51356.39 35999.59
21-21 72.5 42318.08 5624.293 5513.748 -1365.331 -270.139 4941.395 -4941.395 58127.37 41635.64
20-20 69.5 47709.52 6587.601 6213.961 -1476.999 -285.8371 5129.312 -5129.312 65354.55 47690.81
19-19 66.5 53481.08 7607.32 6937.615 -1587.971 -301.5367 5279.689 -5279.689 73004.16 54220.74
7. TABLE SHOWING STRESSES AT DIFFERENT SECTION DUE TO DIFFERENT TYPE OF LOADING

SUMMARY OF SECTION MODULUS
SECTION 17-17 16-16 15-15 14-14 13-13 12-12 11-11 10-10 9-9 8-8 7-7 6-6 5-5 4-4 3-3 2-2
Ztop= (in
42.40 39.21 36.77 35.04 33.73 33.49 34.18 35.68 37.83 40.45 43.31 46.18 48.79 50.89 52.24 52.71
m3)
Zbottom =
36.19 33.31 31.08 29.47 28.20 27.83 28.24 29.32 30.93 32.92 35.12 37.33 39.35 40.97 42.02 42.38
(in m3)
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DUE TO DEAD LOAD (t/m2)
LOAD DUE TO 16th 15th 14th 13th 12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd
1st Segment Total (T/m2)
SECTION Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
Top (ft)= -4.530 -13.212 -21.362 -40.331 -52.949 -64.701 -75.738 -86.211 -96.270 -106.065 -115.748 -125.468 -135.376 -145.623 -156.359 -226.979 -1466.92
17-17
Bottom (fb)= 5.308 15.480 25.028 47.253 62.036 75.805 88.736 101.006 112.791 124.268 135.612 147.000 158.609 170.614 183.193 265.932 1718.67
Top (ft)= -4.745 -13.850 -31.702 -45.794 -58.909 -71.209 -82.859 -94.021 -104.857 -115.530 -126.203 -137.039 -148.201 -159.850 -233.037 -1427.81
16-16
Bottom (fb)= 5.587 16.306 37.324 53.913 69.354 83.836 97.551 110.692 123.449 136.015 148.580 161.338 174.478 188.194 274.357 1680.97
Top (ft)= -4.906 -21.107 -36.611 -51.029 -64.536 -77.306 -89.512 -101.327 -112.925 -124.479 -136.164 -148.153 -160.619 -235.274 -1363.95
15-15
Bottom (fb)= 5.804 24.971 43.311 60.369 76.348 91.455 105.895 119.872 133.593 147.262 161.086 175.269 190.016 278.335 1613.59
Top (ft)= -8.826 -25.599 -41.187 -55.774 -69.540 -82.670 -95.344 -107.744 -120.053 -132.454 -145.128 -158.257 -233.058 -1275.63
14-14
Bottom (fb)= 10.492 30.430 48.960 66.300 82.665 98.272 113.338 128.078 142.711 157.452 172.517 188.124 277.043 1516.38
Top (ft)= -8.825 -25.646 -41.362 -56.164 -70.241 -83.782 -96.976 -110.013 -123.081 -136.370 -150.068 -222.834 -1125.36
13-13
Bottom (fb)= 10.557 30.678 49.479 67.186 84.025 100.224 116.007 131.601 147.234 163.131 179.517 266.563 1346.20
Top (ft)= -8.577 -24.981 -40.399 -55.023 -69.044 -82.652 -96.038 -109.392 -122.905 -136.766 -205.108 -950.88
12-12
Bottom (fb)= 10.323 30.065 48.622 66.223 83.098 99.476 115.586 131.659 147.922 164.605 246.858 1144.44
Top (ft)= -8.129 -23.732 -38.495 -52.605 -66.248 -79.611 -92.881 -106.244 -119.886 -181.985 -769.82
11-11
Bottom (fb)= 9.840 28.728 46.600 63.681 80.197 96.373 112.437 128.614 145.129 220.303 931.90
Top (ft)= -7.553 -22.114 -35.989 -49.357 -62.397 -75.289 -88.210 -101.339 -156.178 -598.43
10-10
Bottom (fb)= 9.193 26.915 43.804 60.074 75.945 91.636 107.363 123.342 190.089 728.36
Top (ft)= -6.932 -20.357 -33.247 -45.771 -58.099 -70.399 -82.839 -130.176 -447.82
9-9
Bottom (fb)= 8.479 24.900 40.666 55.986 71.065 86.109 101.325 159.226 547.76
Top (ft)= -6.331 -18.651 -30.576 -42.265 -53.875 -65.563 -105.736 -323.00
8-8
Bottom (fb)= 7.778 22.913 37.564 51.924 66.187 80.546 129.901 396.81
Top (ft)= -5.794 -17.126 -28.190 -39.130 -50.094 -83.778 -224.111
7-7
Bottom (fb)= 7.145 21.120 34.763 48.254 61.775 103.313 276.369
Top (ft)= -5.345 -15.859 -26.212 -36.540 -64.537 -148.49
6-6
Bottom (fb)= 6.612 19.618 32.424 45.201 79.833 183.69
Top (ft)= -4.998 -14.883 -24.703 -47.799 -92.38
5-5
Bottom (fb)= 6.197 18.456 30.632 59.272 114.56
Top (ft)= -4.754 -14.211 -33.094 -52.06
4-4
Bottom (fb)= 5.905 17.652 41.108 64.66
Top (ft)= -4.612 -19.828 -24.44
3-3
Bottom (fb)= 5.735 24.655 30.39
Top (ft)= -7.356 -7.36
2-2
Bottom (fb)= 9.150 9.15
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DUE TO SIDL, LL, BRAKING & TEMPARATURE
TEMPARA TEMPARA
LOAD DUE TO LL- Total Total
SIDL LL-Sagging BRAKING TURE- TURE-
TOTAL DL Hogging Maximum Minimum
(T/m2) (T/m2) (T/m2) Hogging Sagging
SECTION (T/m2) case (T/m2) case (T/m2)
(T/m2) (T/m2)
Top (ft)= -1466.924 -134.297 -94.247 21.472 -6.364 -169.727 169.727 -1871.56 -1416.39
17-17
Bottom (fb)= 1718.670 157.344 110.421 -25.157 7.456 198.855 -198.855 2192.75 1659.46
Top (ft)= -1427.806 -123.862 -96.940 22.087 -6.546 -174.572 174.572 -1829.73 -1361.56
16-16
Bottom (fb)= 1680.971 145.824 114.128 -26.003 7.707 205.525 -205.525 2154.16 1602.97
Top (ft)= -1363.948 -110.868 -98.069 22.346 -6.431 -176.609 176.609 -1755.93 -1282.29
15-15
Bottom (fb)= 1613.587 131.160 116.018 -26.436 7.608 208.933 -208.933 2077.31 1516.99
Top (ft)= -1275.634 -95.742 -97.366 22.185 -6.578 -175.340 175.340 -1650.66 -1180.43
14-14
Bottom (fb)= 1516.382 113.812 115.742 -26.372 7.820 208.432 -208.432 1962.19 1403.21
Top (ft)= -1125.362 -73.713 -93.417 35.570 -6.307 -168.227 168.227 -1467.03 -1001.59
13-13
Bottom (fb)= 1346.203 88.179 111.749 -42.551 7.545 201.240 -201.240 1754.92 1198.14
Top (ft)= -950.884 -51.198 -86.337 50.917 -5.831 -155.478 155.478 -1249.73 -801.52
12-12
Bottom (fb)= 1144.438 61.619 103.911 -61.281 7.018 187.126 -187.126 1504.11 964.67
Top (ft)= -769.815 -30.372 -76.983 65.091 -5.199 -138.631 138.631 -1021.00 -601.66
11-11
Bottom (fb)= 931.902 36.767 93.192 -78.796 6.294 167.821 -167.821 1235.97 728.35
Top (ft)= -598.427 -13.357 -66.464 71.285 -4.489 -119.692 119.692 -802.43 -425.29
10-10
Bottom (fb)= 728.361 16.257 80.895 -86.763 5.463 145.681 -145.681 976.66 517.64
Top (ft)= -447.822 -0.281 -55.820 74.613 -3.770 -100.523 100.523 -608.22 -276.74
9-9
Bottom (fb)= 547.756 0.343 68.277 -91.263 4.611 122.955 -122.955 743.94 338.49
Top (ft)= -322.997 8.894 -45.784 74.191 -3.092 -82.452 82.452 -445.43 -160.55
8-8
Bottom (fb)= 396.814 -10.927 56.248 -91.146 3.799 101.296 -101.296 547.23 197.24
Top (ft)= -224.111 14.207 -36.756 70.111 -2.482 -66.192 66.192 -315.33 -76.08
7-7
Bottom (fb)= 276.369 -17.519 45.326 -86.460 3.061 81.627 -81.627 388.86 93.82
Top (ft)= -148.493 16.787 -28.845 63.725 -1.948 -51.944 51.944 -214.44 -17.98
6-6
Bottom (fb)= 183.689 -20.766 35.681 -78.830 2.410 64.256 -64.256 265.27 22.25
Top (ft)= -92.383 17.206 -21.975 55.528 -1.484 -39.571 39.571 -138.21 18.44
5-5
Bottom (fb)= 114.556 -21.336 27.249 -68.856 1.840 49.068 -49.068 171.38 -22.86
Top (ft)= -52.058 15.506 -15.962 45.203 -1.078 -28.744 28.744 -82.34 36.32
4-4
Bottom (fb)= 64.665 -19.260 19.828 -56.149 1.339 35.704 -35.704 102.27 -45.11
Top (ft)= -24.440 12.306 -10.573 33.278 -0.714 -19.038 19.038 -42.46 39.47
3-3
Bottom (fb)= 30.390 -15.301 13.147 -41.379 0.888 23.672 -23.672 52.80 -49.07
Top (ft)= -7.356 7.609 -5.546 19.370 -0.375 -9.989 9.989 -15.66 29.24
2-2
Bottom (fb)= 9.150 -9.465 6.898 -24.094 0.466 12.425 -12.425 19.47 -36.37
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SECTION 50-50 49-49 48-48 47-47 46-46 45-45 44-44 43-43 42-42 41-41 40-40 39-39 38-38 37-37 36-36 35-35
Ztop= (in
42.40 39.21 36.77 35.04 33.73 33.49 34.18 35.68 37.83 40.45 43.31 46.18 48.79 50.89 52.24 52.71
m3)
Zbottom =
36.19 33.31 31.08 29.47 28.20 27.83 28.24 29.32 30.93 32.92 35.12 37.33 39.35 40.97 42.02 42.38
(in m3)
SECTION 34-34 33-33 32-32 31-31 30-30 29-29 28-28 27-27 26-26 25-25 24-24 23-23 22-22 21-21 20-20 19-19
Ztop= (in
52.71 52.24 50.89 48.79 46.18 43.31 40.45 37.83 35.68 34.18 33.49 33.73 35.04 36.77 39.21 42.40
m3)
Zbottom =
42.38 42.02 40.97 39.35 37.33 35.12 32.92 30.93 29.32 28.24 27.83 28.20 29.47 31.08 33.31 36.19
(in m3)
LOAD DUE TO 49th 48th 47th 46th 45th 44th 43th 42th 41th 40th 39th 38th 37th 36th 35th 34th
Total (T/m2)
SECTION Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
Top (ft)= -4.530 -13.212 -21.362 -40.331 -52.949 -64.701 -75.738 -86.211 -96.270 -106.065 -115.748 -125.468 -135.376 -145.623 -156.359 -21.420 -1261.37
50-50
Bottom (fb)= 5.308 15.480 25.028 47.253 62.036 75.805 88.736 101.006 112.791 124.268 135.612 147.000 158.609 170.614 183.193 25.096 1477.83
Top (ft)= -4.745 -13.850 -31.702 -45.794 -58.909 -71.209 -82.859 -94.021 -104.857 -115.530 -126.203 -137.039 -148.201 -159.850 -21.964 -1216.73
49-49
Bottom (fb)= 5.587 16.306 37.324 53.913 69.354 83.836 97.551 110.692 123.449 136.015 148.580 161.338 174.478 188.194 25.858 1432.47
Top (ft)= -4.906 -21.107 -36.611 -51.029 -64.536 -77.306 -89.512 -101.327 -112.925 -124.479 -136.164 -148.153 -160.619 -22.143 -1150.82
48-48
Bottom (fb)= 5.804 24.971 43.311 60.369 76.348 91.455 105.895 119.872 133.593 147.262 161.086 175.269 190.016 26.196 1361.45
Top (ft)= -8.826 -25.599 -41.187 -55.774 -69.540 -82.670 -95.344 -107.744 -120.053 -132.454 -145.128 -158.257 -21.899 -1064.47
47-47
Bottom (fb)= 10.492 30.430 48.960 66.300 82.665 98.272 113.338 128.078 142.711 157.452 172.517 188.124 26.032 1265.37
Top (ft)= -8.825 -25.646 -41.362 -56.164 -70.241 -83.782 -96.976 -110.013 -123.081 -136.370 -150.068 -20.887 -923.42
46-46
Bottom (fb)= 10.557 30.678 49.479 67.186 84.025 100.224 116.007 131.601 147.234 163.131 179.517 24.986 1104.63
Top (ft)= -8.577 -24.981 -40.399 -55.023 -69.044 -82.652 -96.038 -109.392 -122.905 -136.766 -19.170 -764.95
45-45
Bottom (fb)= 10.323 30.065 48.622 66.223 83.098 99.476 115.586 131.659 147.922 164.605 23.072 920.65
Top (ft)= -8.129 -23.732 -38.495 -52.605 -66.248 -79.611 -92.881 -106.244 -119.886 -16.948 -604.78
44-44
Bottom (fb)= 9.840 28.728 46.600 63.681 80.197 96.373 112.437 128.614 145.129 20.517 732.12
Top (ft)= -7.553 -22.114 -35.989 -49.357 -62.397 -75.289 -88.210 -101.339 -14.481 -456.73
43-43
Bottom (fb)= 9.193 26.915 43.804 60.074 75.945 91.636 107.363 123.342 17.625 555.90
Top (ft)= -6.932 -20.357 -33.247 -45.771 -58.099 -70.399 -82.839 -12.003 -329.65
42-42
Bottom (fb)= 8.479 24.900 40.666 55.986 71.065 86.109 101.325 14.682 403.21
Top (ft)= -6.331 -18.651 -30.576 -42.265 -53.875 -65.563 -9.679 -226.94
41-41
Bottom (fb)= 7.778 22.913 37.564 51.924 66.187 80.546 11.891 278.80
Top (ft)= -5.794 -17.126 -28.190 -39.130 -50.094 -7.592 -147.93
40-40
Bottom (fb)= 7.145 21.120 34.763 48.254 61.775 9.363 182.42
Top (ft)= -5.345 -15.859 -26.212 -36.540 -5.764 -89.72
39-39
Bottom (fb)= 6.612 19.618 32.424 45.201 7.131 110.99
Top (ft)= -4.998 -14.883 -24.703 -4.172 -48.76
38-38
Bottom (fb)= 6.197 18.456 30.632 5.173 60.46
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Top (ft)= -4.754 -14.211 -2.769 -21.73

37-37
Bottom (fb)= 5.905 17.652 3.440 27.00
Top (ft)= -4.612 -1.499 -6.11
36-36
Bottom (fb)= 5.735 1.863 7.60
Top (ft)= 0.00
35-35
Bottom (fb)= 0.00
Top (ft)= 0.00
34-34
Bottom (fb)= 0.00
Top (ft)= -4.612 -1.499 -6.11
33-33
Bottom (fb)= 5.735 1.863 7.60
Top (ft)= -4.754 -14.211 -2.769 -21.73
32-32
Bottom (fb)= 5.905 17.652 3.440 27.00
Top (ft)= -4.998 -14.883 -24.703 -4.172 -48.76
31-31
Bottom (fb)= 6.197 18.456 30.632 5.173 60.46
Top (ft)= -5.345 -15.859 -26.212 -36.540 -5.764 -89.72
30-30
Bottom (fb)= 6.612 19.618 32.424 45.201 7.131 110.99
Top (ft)= -5.794 -17.126 -28.190 -39.130 -50.094 -7.592 -147.93
29-29
Bottom (fb)= 7.145 21.120 34.763 48.254 61.775 9.363 182.42
Top (ft)= -6.331 -18.651 -30.576 -42.265 -53.875 -65.563 -9.679 -226.94
28-28
Bottom (fb)= 7.778 22.913 37.564 51.924 66.187 80.546 11.891 278.80
Top (ft)= -6.932 -20.357 -33.247 -45.771 -58.099 -70.399 -82.839 -12.003 -329.65
27-27
Bottom (fb)= 8.479 24.900 40.666 55.986 71.065 86.109 101.325 14.682 403.21
Top (ft)= -7.553 -22.114 -35.989 -49.357 -62.397 -75.289 -88.210 -101.339 -14.481 -456.73
26-26
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 6.360 18.619 43.804 60.074 75.945 91.636 107.363 123.342 17.625 544.77
Top (ft)= -8.129 -23.732 -38.495 -52.605 -66.248 -79.611 -92.881 -106.244 -119.886 -16.948 -604.78
25-25
Bottom (fb)= 9.840 28.728 46.600 63.681 80.197 96.373 112.437 128.614 145.129 20.517 732.12
Top (ft)= -8.577 -24.981 -40.399 -55.023 -69.044 -82.652 -96.038 -109.392 -122.905 -136.766 -19.170 -764.95
24-24
Bottom (fb)= 10.323 30.065 48.622 66.223 83.098 99.476 115.586 131.659 147.922 164.605 23.072 920.65
Top (ft)= -8.825 -25.646 -41.362 -56.164 -70.241 -83.782 -96.976 -110.013 -123.081 -136.370 -150.068 -20.887 -923.42
23-23
Bottom (fb)= 10.557 30.678 49.479 67.186 84.025 100.224 116.007 131.601 147.234 163.131 179.517 24.986 1104.63
Top (ft)= -8.826 -25.599 -41.187 -55.774 -69.540 -82.670 -95.344 -107.744 -120.053 -132.454 -145.128 -158.257 -21.899 -1064.47
22-22
Bottom (fb)= 10.492 30.430 48.960 66.300 82.665 98.272 113.338 128.078 142.711 157.452 172.517 188.124 26.032 1265.37
Top (ft)= -4.906 -21.107 -36.611 -51.029 -64.536 -77.306 -89.512 -101.327 -112.925 -124.479 -136.164 -148.153 -160.619 -22.143 -1150.82
21-21
Bottom (fb)= 5.804 24.971 43.311 60.369 76.348 91.455 105.895 119.872 133.593 147.262 161.086 175.269 190.016 26.196 1361.45
Top (ft)= -4.745 -13.850 -31.702 -45.794 -58.909 -71.209 -82.859 -94.021 -104.857 -115.530 -126.203 -137.039 -148.201 -159.850 -21.964 -1216.73
20-20
Bottom (fb)= 5.587 16.306 37.324 53.913 69.354 83.836 97.551 110.692 123.449 136.015 148.580 161.338 174.478 188.194 25.858 1432.47
Top (ft)= -4.530 -13.212 -21.362 -40.331 -52.949 -64.701 -75.738 -86.211 -96.270 -106.065 -115.748 -125.468 -135.376 -145.623 -156.359 -21.420 -1261.37
19-19
Bottom (fb)= 5.308 15.480 25.028 47.253 62.036 75.805 88.736 101.006 112.791 124.268 135.612 147.000 158.609 170.614 183.193 25.096 1477.83
LOAD DUE TO 19th 20th 21th 22th 23th 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31th 32th 33th 34th
Total (T/m2)
SECTION Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
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DUE TO SIDL, LL, BRAKING & TEMPARATURE
TEMPARA TEMPARA
LOAD DUE TO LL- Total Total
SIDL LL-Sagging BRAKING TURE- TURE-
TOTAL DL Hogging Maximum Minimum
(T/m2) (T/m2) (T/m2) Hogging Sagging
SECTION (T/m2) case (T/m ) case (T/m2)
2
(T/m2) (T/m2)
Top (ft)= -1261.365 -210.890 -146.574 17.944 -7.059 -164.886 164.886 -1790.77 -1296.48
50-50
Bottom (fb)= 1477.834 247.082 171.729 -21.024 8.271 193.182 -193.182 2098.10 1518.98
Top (ft)= -1216.733 -200.256 -140.619 18.136 -7.234 -166.167 166.167 -1731.01 -1239.92
49-49
Bottom (fb)= 1432.473 235.763 165.553 -21.352 8.517 195.630 -195.630 2037.94 1459.77
Top (ft)= -1150.817 -185.448 -131.644 17.970 -7.288 -164.497 164.497 -1639.69 -1161.09
48-48
Bottom (fb)= 1361.447 219.390 155.738 -21.259 8.622 194.604 -194.604 1939.80 1373.60
Top (ft)= -1064.475 -166.766 -119.796 17.468 -7.203 -159.576 159.576 -1517.82 -1061.40
47-47
Bottom (fb)= 1265.371 198.240 142.405 -20.765 8.562 189.693 -189.693 1804.27 1261.72
Top (ft)= -923.415 -137.278 -100.556 20.805 -6.862 -148.040 148.040 -1316.15 -898.71
46-46
Bottom (fb)= 1104.626 164.218 120.289 -24.888 8.208 177.091 -177.091 1574.43 1075.07
Top (ft)= -764.946 -104.862 -79.010 31.312 -6.289 -131.722 131.722 -1086.83 -713.06
45-45
Bottom (fb)= 920.652 126.206 95.092 -37.686 7.569 158.534 -158.534 1308.05 858.21
Top (ft)= -604.778 -73.162 -60.297 41.370 -5.550 -112.484 112.484 -856.27 -529.64
44-44
Bottom (fb)= 732.116 88.567 72.993 -50.081 6.719 136.168 -136.168 1036.56 641.15
Top (ft)= -456.730 -44.481 -52.192 49.728 -4.732 -92.299 92.299 -650.43 -363.92
43-43
Bottom (fb)= 555.898 54.139 63.525 -60.526 5.760 112.339 -112.339 791.66 442.93
Top (ft)= -329.649 -20.366 -45.047 55.986 -3.911 -72.856 72.856 -471.83 -225.08
42-42
Bottom (fb)= 403.212 24.911 55.100 -68.480 4.784 89.114 -89.114 577.12 275.31
Top (ft)= -226.940 -1.537 -38.237 60.011 -3.142 -55.258 55.258 -325.11 -116.35
41-41
Bottom (fb)= 278.804 1.888 46.976 -73.725 3.860 67.886 -67.886 399.41 142.94
Top (ft)= -147.925 12.782 -32.077 62.364 -2.452 -39.879 39.879 -209.55 -35.35
40-40
Bottom (fb)= 182.419 -15.762 39.557 -76.906 3.024 49.178 -49.178 258.42 43.60
Top (ft)= -89.720 23.022 -26.690 63.482 -1.847 -26.738 26.738 -121.97 21.67
39-39
Bottom (fb)= 110.986 -28.478 33.016 -78.528 2.285 33.075 -33.075 150.88 -26.81
Top (ft)= -48.756 30.197 -22.058 63.782 -1.320 -15.506 15.506 -57.44 59.41
38-38
Bottom (fb)= 60.458 -37.444 27.352 -79.090 1.637 19.228 -19.228 71.23 -73.67
Top (ft)= -21.734 35.149 -18.087 63.660 -0.856 -5.768 5.768 -11.29 81.99
37-37
Bottom (fb)= 26.997 -43.661 22.466 -79.075 1.063 7.165 -7.165 14.03 -101.84
Top (ft)= -6.111 38.151 -14.643 63.216 -0.433 -3.009 3.009 13.96 97.83
36-36
Bottom (fb)= 7.599 -47.439 18.208 -78.605 0.539 3.742 -3.742 -17.35 -121.65
Top (ft)= 0.000 39.934 -11.574 62.790 -0.033 -11.254 11.254 17.07 113.94
35-35
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 -49.673 14.397 -78.102 0.041 13.998 -13.998 -21.24 -141.73
Top (ft)= 0.000 40.154 -10.842 62.631 0.066 -13.278 13.278 16.10 116.13
34-34
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 -49.946 13.486 -77.904 -0.082 16.516 -16.516 -20.03 -144.45
Top (ft)= -6.111 40.150 -8.521 61.799 0.467 -21.390 21.390 4.59 117.70
33-33
Bottom (fb)= 7.599 -49.924 10.595 -76.843 -0.580 26.598 -26.598 -5.71 -146.35
Top (ft)= -21.734 39.025 -9.350 60.973 0.890 -29.911 29.911 -21.08 109.07
32-32
Bottom (fb)= 26.997 -48.475 11.614 -75.738 -1.105 37.155 -37.155 26.18 -135.48
Top (ft)= -48.756 36.141 -11.479 59.905 1.357 -39.167 39.167 -61.90 87.81
31-31
Bottom (fb)= 60.458 -44.816 14.234 -74.283 -1.682 48.567 -48.567 76.76 -108.89
Top (ft)= -89.720 31.313 -13.975 58.463 1.886 -49.511 49.511 -120.01 51.45
30-30
Bottom (fb)= 110.986 -38.734 17.287 -72.319 -2.333 61.246 -61.246 148.45 -63.65
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Top (ft)= -147.925 23.765 -16.894 56.399 2.494 -61.131 61.131 -199.69 -4.14
29-29
Bottom (fb)= 182.419 -29.306 20.833 -69.550 -3.075 75.385 -75.385 246.26 5.10
Top (ft)= -226.940 12.519 -20.392 53.276 3.187 -74.011 74.011 -305.64 -83.95
28-28
Bottom (fb)= 278.804 -15.381 25.052 -65.452 -3.916 90.926 -90.926 375.48 103.13
Top (ft)= -329.649 -2.885 -31.597 48.870 3.961 -87.911 87.911 -448.08 -191.79
27-27
Bottom (fb)= 403.212 3.529 38.649 -59.775 -4.844 107.529 -107.529 548.07 234.59
Top (ft)= -456.730 -23.346 -49.942 42.734 4.785 -102.070 102.070 -627.30 -330.49
26-26
Bottom (fb)= 544.768 19.657 42.049 -35.981 -4.029 85.940 -85.940 688.39 438.48
Top (ft)= -604.778 -48.386 -71.606 35.060 5.607 -115.377 115.377 -834.54 -497.12
25-25
Bottom (fb)= 732.116 58.573 86.683 -42.442 -6.788 139.670 -139.670 1010.26 601.79
Top (ft)= -764.946 -76.800 -95.026 28.497 6.348 -126.347 126.347 -1056.77 -680.55
24-24
Bottom (fb)= 920.652 92.433 114.369 -34.297 -7.640 152.065 -152.065 1271.88 819.08
Top (ft)= -923.415 -106.669 -118.134 32.732 6.922 -133.463 133.463 -1274.76 -856.97
23-23
Bottom (fb)= 1104.626 127.602 141.317 -39.155 -8.280 159.653 -159.653 1524.92 1025.14
Top (ft)= -1064.475 -134.644 -138.123 35.780 7.262 -135.837 135.837 -1465.82 -1020.24
22-22
Bottom (fb)= 1265.371 160.055 164.191 -42.533 -8.633 161.473 -161.473 1742.46 1212.79
Top (ft)= -1150.817 -152.950 -149.943 37.129 7.346 -134.379 134.379 -1580.74 -1124.91
21-21
Bottom (fb)= 1361.447 180.943 177.387 -43.925 -8.691 158.973 -158.973 1870.06 1330.80
Top (ft)= -1216.733 -168.003 -158.474 37.668 7.290 -130.813 130.813 -1666.73 -1208.97
20-20
Bottom (fb)= 1432.473 197.792 186.573 -44.347 -8.582 154.007 -154.007 1962.26 1423.33
Top (ft)= -1261.365 -179.421 -163.625 37.453 7.112 -124.523 124.523 -1721.82 -1271.70
19-19
Bottom (fb)= 1477.834 210.212 191.706 -43.880 -8.332 145.893 -145.893 2017.31 1489.94
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8. TABLE SHOWING MOMENTS & STRESSES AT DIFFERENT SECTION DUE TO CONSTRUCTION LOADING

ALL MOMENTS ARE HOGGING MOMENT.
LOAD Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to
Due to 16th Due to 1st
DUE TO 15th 14th 13th 12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd Total (T-m)
Segment Segment
SECTION Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
17-17 0 925.547 1512.825 2674.969 3556.425 4399.697 5211.43 5998.32 6766.93 7523.92 8275.92 9029.61 9791.56 10568.48 11367.02 14676.25 102278.882
16-16 907.695 1945.432 2845.14 3705.008 4531.68 5331.84 6112.06 6879.01 7639.31 8399.64 9166.56 9946.80 10747.00 13929.08 92086.254
15-15 1215.895 2133.855 3010.319 3851.93 4665.36 5457.20 6234.10 7002.70 7769.67 8541.57 9325.13 10126.98 13181.91 82516.608
14-14 1422.57 2315.63 3172.18 3998.88 4802.34 5589.19 6366.09 7139.69 7916.58 8703.45 9506.96 12434.74 73368.299
13-13 1389.378 2265.84 3110.24 3929.18 4729.32 5517.28 6299.73 7083.25 7874.55 8680.27 11438.52 62317.557
12-12 1359.50 2221.60 3056.03 3869.44 4668.47 5459.77 6249.93 7045.65 7853.57 10442.30 52226.259
11-11 1332.96 2182.88 3009.57 3819.65 4619.80 5416.61 6216.75 7026.88 9446.07 43071.171
10-10 0.00 1309.73 2149.69 2970.84 3779.84 4583.28 5387.85 6200.19 8449.85 34831.267
9-9 1289.81 2122.03 2939.87 3749.96 4558.95 5373.50 7453.62 27487.747
8-8 1273.22 2099.91 2916.63 3730.05 4546.81 6457.40 21024.017
7-7 1259.95 2083.31 2901.15 3720.11 5461.18 15425.695
6-6 1249.99 2072.25 2893.42 4464.95 10680.609
5-5 1243.35 2066.73 3468.73 6778.807
4-4 1240.04 2472.50 3712.541
3-3 1476.28 1476.279
2-2 0.00 0
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LOAD Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to
Due to 49th
DUE TO 48th 47th 46th 45th 44th 43th 42th 41th 40th 39th 38th 37th 36th 35th 34th Total (T-m)
Segment
SECTION Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
50-50 0 925.547 1512.825 2674.969 3556.425 4399.697 5211.432 5998.32 6766.928 7523.915 8275.917 9029.613 9791.557 10568.48 11367.02 5629.14 93231.77
49-49 0 0 907.695 1945.432 2845.14 3705.008 4531.68 5331.84 6112.064 6879.008 7639.308 8399.64 9166.564 9946.8 10747 5335.44 83492.616
48-48 0 0 0 1215.895 2133.855 3010.319 3851.928 4665.36 5457.2 6234.101 7002.699 7769.667 8541.571 9325.125 10126.98 5041.75 74376.444
47-47 0 0 0 0 1422.57 2315.63 3172.176 3998.88 4802.336 5589.194 6366.09 7139.694 7916.578 8703.45 9506.958 4748.05 65681.609
46-46 0 0 0 0 0 1389.378 2265.84 3110.24 3929.184 4729.318 5517.278 6299.73 7083.254 7874.55 8680.266 4356.46 55235.499
45-45 0 0 0 0 0 0 1359.504 2221.6 3056.032 3869.442 4668.466 5459.766 6249.93 7045.65 7853.574 3964.87 45748.833
44-44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1332.96 2182.88 3009.566 3819.654 4619.802 5416.606 6216.75 7026.882 3573.28 37198.377
43-43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1309.728 2149.69 2970.842 3779.838 4583.282 5387.85 6200.19 3181.69 29563.105
42-42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1289.814 2122.03 2939.874 3749.958 4558.95 5373.498 2790.09 22824.217
41-41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1273.218 2099.91 2916.634 3730.05 4546.806 2398.50 16965.119
40-40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1259.946 2083.31 2901.15 3720.114 2006.91 11971.429
39-39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1249.986 2072.25 2893.422 1615.32 7830.975
38-38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1243.35 2066.73 1223.73 4533.805
37-37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1240.038 832.13 2072.171
36-36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 440.54 440.541
35-35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
34-34 0 0
33-33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 440.54 440.541
32-32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1240.038 832.133 2072.171
31-31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1243.35 2066.73 1223.725 4533.805
30-30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1249.986 2072.25 2893.422 1615.317 7830.975
29-29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1259.946 2083.31 2901.15 3720.114 2006.909 11971.429
28-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1273.218 2099.91 2916.634 3730.05 4546.806 2398.501 16965.119
27-27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1289.814 2122.03 2939.874 3749.958 4558.95 5373.498 2790.093 22824.217
26-26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1309.728 2149.69 2970.842 3779.838 4583.282 5387.85 6200.19 3181.685 29563.105
25-25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1332.96 2182.88 3009.566 3819.654 4619.802 5416.606 6216.75 7026.882 3573.277 37198.377
24-24 0 0 0 0 0 0 1359.504 2221.6 3056.032 3869.442 4668.466 5459.766 6249.93 7045.65 7853.574 3964.869 45748.833
23-23 0 0 0 0 0 1389.378 2265.84 3110.24 3929.184 4729.318 5517.278 6299.73 7083.254 7874.55 8680.266 4356.461 55235.499
22-22 0 0 0 0 1422.57 2315.63 3172.176 3998.88 4802.336 5589.194 6366.09 7139.694 7916.578 8703.45 9506.958 4748.053 65681.609
21-21 0 0 0 1215.895 2133.855 3010.319 3851.928 4665.36 5457.2 6234.101 7002.699 7769.667 8541.571 9325.125 10126.98 5041.747 74376.444
20-20 0 0 907.695 1945.432 2845.14 3705.008 4531.68 5331.84 6112.064 6879.008 7639.308 8399.64 9166.564 9946.8 10747 5335.441 83492.616
19-19 0 925.547 1512.825 2674.969 3556.425 4399.697 5211.432 5998.32 6766.928 7523.915 8275.917 9029.613 9791.557 10568.48 11367.02 5629.135 93231.77
SECTION Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to
Due to 19th
LOAD 20th 21th 22th 23th 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31th 32th 33th 34th Total (T-m)
Segment
DUE TO Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
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9. TABLE SHOWING STRESSES AT DIFFERENT SECTION DUE TO CONSTRUCTION LOAD

SECTION 17-17 16-16 15-15 14-14 13-13 12-12 11-11 10-10 9-9 8-8 7-7 6-6 5-5 4-4 3-3 2-2
Ztop= (in
42.399 39.211 36.772 35.036 33.735 33.491 34.184 35.683 37.831 40.446 43.311 46.180 48.791 50.886 52.244 52.715
m3)
Zbottom =
36.189 33.306 31.083 29.474 28.201 27.826 28.238 29.317 30.929 32.922 35.121 37.332 39.347 40.966 42.016 42.380
(in m3)
LOAD DUE TO Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to
Due to 2nd Due to 1st
16th 15th 14th 13th 12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd Total (T/m2)
Segment Segment
SECTION Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment Segment
Top (ft)= 0.000 -21.829 -35.680 -63.090 -83.879 -103.768 -122.913 -141.472 -159.600 -177.454 -195.190 -212.966 -230.936 -249.260 -268.094 -346.143 -2412.27
17-17
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 25.575 41.804 73.917 98.274 121.576 144.007 165.751 186.989 207.907 228.687 249.514 270.568 292.037 314.103 405.546 2826.26
Top (ft)= 0.000 -23.149 -49.614 -72.559 -94.489 -115.571 -135.978 -155.876 -175.435 -194.825 -214.216 -233.774 -253.673 -274.080 -355.232 -2348.47
16-16
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 27.253 58.411 85.425 111.242 136.063 160.088 183.514 206.541 229.369 252.198 275.225 298.651 322.677 418.219 2764.88
Top (ft)= 0.000 -33.066 -58.029 -81.864 -104.751 -126.872 -148.406 -169.533 -190.435 -211.292 -232.283 -253.592 -275.398 -358.475 -2243.99
15-15
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 39.117 68.650 96.847 123.923 150.093 175.568 200.562 225.289 249.964 274.797 300.006 325.803 424.085 2654.71
Top (ft)= 0.000 -40.603 -66.093 -90.540 -114.136 -137.069 -159.527 -181.701 -203.782 -225.955 -248.414 -271.348 -354.913 -2094.08
14-14
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 48.266 78.566 107.628 135.677 162.937 189.634 215.993 242.241 268.600 295.297 322.559 421.895 2489.29
Top (ft)= 0.000 -41.185 -67.166 -92.196 -116.472 -140.191 -163.548 -186.742 -209.968 -233.424 -257.308 -339.070 -1847.27
13-13
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 49.267 80.347 110.289 139.329 167.701 195.642 223.388 251.172 279.231 307.802 405.609 2209.78
Top (ft)= 0.000 -40.594 -66.335 -91.251 -115.538 -139.397 -163.024 -186.618 -210.377 -234.501 -311.798 -1559.43
12-12
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 48.857 79.838 109.825 139.056 167.771 196.208 224.604 253.200 282.235 375.266 1876.86
Top (ft)= 0.000 -38.993 -63.856 -88.040 -111.737 -135.144 -158.454 -181.860 -205.559 -276.329 -1259.97
11-11
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 47.204 77.302 106.577 135.264 163.599 191.816 220.152 248.840 334.510 1525.26
Top (ft)= 0.000 -36.705 -60.244 -83.257 -105.929 -128.445 -150.993 -173.758 -236.804 -976.14
10-10
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 44.674 73.325 101.334 128.929 156.334 183.777 211.486 288.221 1188.08
Top (ft)= 0.000 -34.094 -56.092 -77.710 -99.123 -120.507 -142.038 -197.023 -726.59
9-9
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 41.702 68.609 95.052 121.243 147.399 173.735 240.989 888.73
Top (ft)= 0.000 -31.480 -51.919 -72.112 -92.223 -112.417 -159.655 -519.81
8-8
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 38.674 63.784 88.592 113.300 138.108 196.142 638.60
Top (ft)= 0.000 -29.091 -48.102 -66.985 -85.894 -126.093 -356.164
7-7
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 35.874 59.318 82.604 105.922 155.496 439.214
Top (ft)= 0.000 -27.068 -44.873 -62.655 -96.686 -231.28
6-6
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 33.483 55.509 77.506 119.602 286.10
Top (ft)= 0.000 -25.483 -42.359 -71.093 -138.93
5-5
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 31.599 52.525 88.157 172.28
Top (ft)= 0.000 -24.369 -48.589 -72.96
4-4
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 30.270 60.355 90.62
Top (ft)= 0.000 -28.257 -28.26
3-3
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 35.136 35.14
Top (ft)= 0.000 0.00
2-2
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 0.00
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SECTION 50-50 49-49 48-48 47-47 46-46 45-45 44-44 43-43 42-42 41-41 40-40 39-39 38-38 37-37 36-36 35-35
Ztop= (in
42.399 39.21 36.77 35.04 33.73 33.49 34.18 35.68 37.83 40.45 43.31 46.18 48.79 50.89 52.24 52.71
m3)
Zbottom =
36.189 33.31 31.08 29.47 28.20 27.83 28.24 29.32 30.93 32.92 35.12 37.33 39.35 40.97 42.02 42.38
(in m3)
SECTION 34-34 33-33 32-32 31-31 30-30 29-29 28-28 27-27 26-26 25-25 24-24 23-23 22-22 21-21 20-20 19-19
Ztop= (in
52.71 52.24 50.89 48.79 46.18 43.31 40.45 37.83 35.68 34.18 33.49 33.73 35.04 36.77 39.21 42.40
m3)
Zbottom =
42.38 42.02 40.97 39.35 37.33 35.12 32.92 30.93 29.32 28.24 27.83 28.20 29.47 31.08 33.31 36.19
(in m3)
DUE TO CONSTRUCTION LOAD (t/m2)
LOAD DUE TO Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to
Due to 34th
49th 48th 47th 46th 45th 44th 43th 42th 41th 40th 39th 38th 37th 36th 35th Total (T/m2)
SECTION Segment
Top (ft)= 0.000 -21.829 -35.680 -63.090 -83.879 -103.768 -122.913 -141.472 -159.600 -177.454 -195.190 -212.966 -230.936 -249.260 -268.094 -132.765 -2198.90
50-50
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 25.575 41.804 73.917 98.274 121.576 144.007 165.751 186.989 207.907 228.687 249.514 270.568 292.037 314.103 155.549 2576.26
Top (ft)= 0.000 -23.149 -49.614 -72.559 -94.489 -115.571 -135.978 -155.876 -175.435 -194.825 -214.216 -233.774 -253.673 -274.080 -136.069 -2129.31
49-49
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 27.253 58.411 85.425 111.242 136.063 160.088 183.514 206.541 229.369 252.198 275.225 298.651 322.677 160.196 2506.86
Top (ft)= 0.000 -33.066 -58.029 -81.864 -104.751 -126.872 -148.406 -169.533 -190.435 -211.292 -232.283 -253.592 -275.398 -137.108 -2022.63
48-48
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 39.117 68.650 96.847 123.923 150.093 175.568 200.562 225.289 249.964 274.797 300.006 325.803 162.202 2392.82
Top (ft)= 0.000 -40.603 -66.093 -90.540 -114.136 -137.069 -159.527 -181.701 -203.782 -225.955 -248.414 -271.348 -135.519 -1874.69
47-47
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 48.266 78.566 107.628 135.677 162.937 189.634 215.993 242.241 268.600 295.297 322.559 161.095 2228.49
Top (ft)= 0.000 -41.185 -67.166 -92.196 -116.472 -140.191 -163.548 -186.742 -209.968 -233.424 -257.308 -129.138 -1637.34
46-46
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 49.267 80.347 110.289 139.329 167.701 195.642 223.388 251.172 279.231 307.802 154.480 1958.65
Top (ft)= 0.000 -40.594 -66.335 -91.251 -115.538 -139.397 -163.024 -186.618 -210.377 -234.501 -118.388 -1366.02
45-45
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 48.857 79.838 109.825 139.056 167.771 196.208 224.604 253.200 282.235 142.486 1644.08
Top (ft)= 0.000 -38.993 -63.856 -88.040 -111.737 -135.144 -158.454 -181.860 -205.559 -104.530 -1088.17
44-44
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 47.204 77.302 106.577 135.264 163.599 191.816 220.152 248.840 126.539 1317.29
Top (ft)= 0.000 -36.705 -60.244 -83.257 -105.929 -128.445 -150.993 -173.758 -89.166 -828.50
43-43
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 44.674 73.325 101.334 128.929 156.334 183.777 211.486 108.526 1008.39
Top (ft)= 0.000 -34.094 -56.092 -77.710 -99.123 -120.507 -142.038 -73.751 -603.32
42-42
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 41.702 68.609 95.052 121.243 147.399 173.735 90.209 737.95
Top (ft)= 0.000 -31.480 -51.919 -72.112 -92.223 -112.417 -59.302 -419.45
41-41
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 38.674 63.784 88.592 113.300 138.108 72.854 515.31
Top (ft)= 0.000 -29.091 -48.102 -66.985 -85.894 -46.338 -276.41
40-40
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 35.874 59.318 82.604 105.922 57.143 340.86
Top (ft)= 0.000 -27.068 -44.873 -62.655 -34.979 -169.57
39-39
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 33.483 55.509 77.506 43.269 209.77
Top (ft)= 0.000 -25.483 -42.359 -25.081 -92.92
38-38
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 31.599 52.525 31.101 115.23
Top (ft)= 0.000 -24.369 -16.353 -40.72
37-37
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 30.270 20.313 50.58
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Top (ft)= 0.000 -8.432 -8.43

36-36
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 10.485 10.49
Top (ft)= 0.00
35-35
Bottom (fb)= 0.00
Top (ft)= 0.00
34-34
Bottom (fb)= 0.00
Top (ft)= 0.000 -8.432 -8.43
33-33
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 10.485 10.49
Top (ft)= 0.000 -24.369 -16.353 -40.72
32-32
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 30.270 20.313 50.58
Top (ft)= 0.000 -25.483 -42.359 -25.081 -92.92
31-31
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 31.599 52.525 31.101 115.23
Top (ft)= 0.000 -27.068 -44.873 -62.655 -34.979 -169.57
30-30
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 33.483 55.509 77.506 43.269 209.77
Top (ft)= 0.000 -29.091 -48.102 -66.985 -85.894 -46.338 -276.41
29-29
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 35.874 59.318 82.604 105.922 57.143 340.86
Top (ft)= 0.000 -31.480 -51.919 -72.112 -92.223 -112.417 -59.302 -419.45
28-28
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 38.674 63.784 88.592 113.300 138.108 72.854 515.31
Top (ft)= 0.000 -34.094 -56.092 -77.710 -99.123 -120.507 -142.038 -73.751 -603.32
27-27
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 41.702 68.609 95.052 121.243 147.399 173.735 90.209 737.95
Top (ft)= 0.000 -36.705 -60.244 -83.257 -105.929 -128.445 -150.993 -173.758 -89.166 -828.50
26-26
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 0.000 30.904 73.325 101.334 128.929 156.334 183.777 211.486 108.526 994.62
Top (ft)= 0.000 -38.993 -63.856 -88.040 -111.737 -135.144 -158.454 -181.860 -205.559 -104.530 -1088.17
25-25
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 47.204 77.302 106.577 135.264 163.599 191.816 220.152 248.840 126.539 1317.29
Top (ft)= 0.000 -40.594 -66.335 -91.251 -115.538 -139.397 -163.024 -186.618 -210.377 -234.501 -118.388 -1366.02
24-24
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 48.857 79.838 109.825 139.056 167.771 196.208 224.604 253.200 282.235 142.486 1644.08
Top (ft)= 0.000 -41.185 -67.166 -92.196 -116.472 -140.191 -163.548 -186.742 -209.968 -233.424 -257.308 -129.138 -1637.34
23-23
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 49.267 80.347 110.289 139.329 167.701 195.642 223.388 251.172 279.231 307.802 154.480 1958.65
Top (ft)= 0.000 -40.603 -66.093 -90.540 -114.136 -137.069 -159.527 -181.701 -203.782 -225.955 -248.414 -271.348 -135.519 -1874.69
22-22
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 48.266 78.566 107.628 135.677 162.937 189.634 215.993 242.241 268.600 295.297 322.559 161.095 2228.49
Top (ft)= 0.000 -33.066 -58.029 -81.864 -104.751 -126.872 -148.406 -169.533 -190.435 -211.292 -232.283 -253.592 -275.398 -137.108 -2022.63
21-21
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 39.117 68.650 96.847 123.923 150.093 175.568 200.562 225.289 249.964 274.797 300.006 325.803 162.202 2392.82
Top (ft)= 0.000 -23.149 -49.614 -72.559 -94.489 -115.571 -135.978 -155.876 -175.435 -194.825 -214.216 -233.774 -253.673 -274.080 -136.069 -2129.31
20-20
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 27.253 58.411 85.425 111.242 136.063 160.088 183.514 206.541 229.369 252.198 275.225 298.651 322.677 160.196 2506.86
Top (ft)= 0.000 -21.829 -35.680 -63.090 -83.879 -103.768 -122.913 -141.472 -159.600 -177.454 -195.190 -212.966 -230.936 -249.260 -268.094 -132.765 -2198.90
19-19
Bottom (fb)= 0.000 25.575 41.804 73.917 98.274 121.576 144.007 165.751 186.989 207.907 228.687 249.514 270.568 292.037 314.103 155.549 2576.26
LOAD DUE TO Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to Due to
Due to 34th
19th 20th 21th 22th 23th 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31th 32th 33th Total (T/m2)
SECTION Segment
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11. CALCULATION FOR TOP CABLE PRESTRESSES : EDGE WEB OVER P7

Prestressing cables shall be 19 strand cables conforming to IS 14268-1995 class II with minimum breaking load = 26.1 Ton
Duct dia shall be= 100 mm.
Area of each cable= 26.6 cm2
Ultimate force in one cable (U.T.S) = 496.736 t
Taking maximum jack pull to be applied at jack end = 70% of U.T.S = 347.715 t
No of cable on each side= 21 nos
CABLE AT SUPPORT SECTION

No of rows of cable= 4
Minimum Vertical distance between two rows of cable= 200 mm
Minimum Horizontal distance between two cable= 200 mm
Minimum Distance between cable center & edges of Box Girder= 125 mm
CABLE AT END SECTION

Vertical distance between two cable= 300 mm
Distance of lowest cable center from bottom of Box Girder= 1000 mm
Half length of cable = 57745 mm
200 200 550 200 200 200 400 200 200 200 200 200.0 200
125
341a 321 301 281 271a 261a 251a 251b 261b 271b 291 311 331 341b
250
200
241a 231a 221 231b 241b
200 200 200
350
335 85 200
211
800
335
201
400
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Typical arrangement of cables:
X4 X3 X2 X1
Y1
Vc Ɵv
Y2
L4 L3
Ɵv
ELEVATION OF CABLE
ƟH
Z
L2
L1
X1 = L1 , X2 = 10 Z L2 = 1.005 X2 Vc= (X3/2)xtanθv

L4=X4/Cosθv θv=tan-1((Y2-Vc)/X4) L3=LVc= X3xθv/[2xCosθvxTan(0.5xθv)]
Half distance up to the anchorage= X=X1+X2+X3+X4
X3+X4= X -(X1+X2) Eqn-1
tanθv= Y2/(X4+X3x0.5)
=>X4+0.5xX3=Y2/tanθv Eqn-2
Eqn-1-Eqn-2
=>X3= [{X -(X1+X2)}-Y2/tanθv]x2 Eqn-3
Substitute the value of X3 in Eqn-1,
=>X4= X -(X1+X2+X3) Eqn-4
Horrizontal splay to be given in cables 1 in 10, i.e. θH= tan-11/10
Length required of anchorage= 0 mm
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Y1 Y2 Z ƟH X X1 = L1 X2 X3 X4 Ɵv L2 L3 L4
Cable no
(mm) (mm) (mm) (rad) mm (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) DEGREE (mm) (mm) (mm)
201 995 0 85 0.1000 5500 4150 850 0 500 0.0 854 0 500 5504
211 660 0 85 0.1000 8500 7150 850 0 500 0.0 854 0 500 8504
221 325 335 0 0.0000 11500 8977 0 2000 523 12.5 0 2040 536 11553
231a 325 335 200 0.1000 15500 10977 2000 2000 523 12.5 2010 2040 536 15563
231b 325 845 0 0.0000 15500 11601 0 3386 513 21.5 0 3596 551 15749
241a 325 335 400 0.1000 19500 12977 4000 2000 523 12.5 4020 2040 536 19573
241b 325 845 200 0.1000 19500 13601 2000 3386 513 21.5 2010 3596 551 19759
251a 125 335 200 0.1000 23500 18977 2000 2000 523 12.5 2010 2040 536 23563
251b 125 845 0 0.0000 23500 19601 0 3386 513 21.5 0 3596 551 23749
261a 125 335 400 0.1000 27500 20977 4000 2000 523 12.5 4020 2040 536 27573
261b 125 845 200 0.1000 27500 21601 2000 3386 513 21.5 2010 3596 551 27759
271a 125 335 600 0.1000 31500 22977 6000 2000 523 12.5 6030 2040 536 31583
271b 125 845 400 0.1000 31500 23601 4000 3386 513 21.5 4020 3596 551 31769
281 125 335 800 0.1000 35500 24977 8000 2000 523 12.5 8040 2040 536 35593
291 125 335 800 0.1000 39500 28977 8000 2000 523 12.5 8040 2040 536 39593
301 125 335 1350 0.1000 43500 27477 13500 2000 523 12.5 13567 2040 536 43620
311 125 335 1000 0.1000 47500 34977 10000 2000 523 12.5 10050 2040 536 47603
321 125 335 1550 0.1000 51500 33477 15500 2000 523 12.5 15577 2040 536 51630
331 125 335 1200 0.1000 55500 40977 12000 2000 523 12.5 12060 2040 536 55613
341a 125 335 1750 0.1000 59500 39477 17500 2000 523 12.5 17587 2040 536 59640
341b-L 125 335 1400 0.1000 63355 46832 14000 2000 523 12.5 14070 2040 536 63478
341b-R 125 845 1200 0.1000 59500 43601 12000 3386 513 21.5 12060 3596 551 59809
Force diagram of each cable after after anchorage slip will be as shown follow:
According to IRC-112,2011, Table-7.1

(kx+µθ)
The steel stress at jacking end= σpo=σpx.e
σpo= Applied force
σpo(x)= Force at any place in cable
µ= Friction co-efficient = 0.25
k= Wooble co-efficient = 0.0046
Say slip loss= 6 mm
Modulus of elasticity of material of cable= 1.95E+06 kg/sqcm
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For cable 201: Anchorage section LHS = 16-16 Anchorage section RHS = 20-20
347.715 t C/L OF PIER
346.92 t
338.35 t
337.0 t
328.70 t 322.673 t
322.5 t
279.873 t
267.96 t
259.72 t 260.31 t 4025
L= 500 854 4150

X= 500 850 4150
Area of force diagram= 311.317 T-M

Slip of anchorage= ( 311.32 )x10^6]/(1950000x26.6)= 6.000 OK
Prestressing force at different section will be as section follows:
Dist
Dist from C/L Dist from Dist from
Section No from Pull(T) Section No Pull(T)
of Pier (m) LHS (m) C/L of
LHS (m)
Pier (m)
17-17 61.5 2.5 272.694 19-19 66.5 2.5 272.7
346.92 t
338.35 t
337.0 t
328.70 t 318.068 t
318.1 t
300.068 t
283.19 t
274.48 t 275.11 t 7150
L= 500 854 7150

X= 500 850 7150
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Dist
Section Dist from
Section No from Force (T) Force (T)
Dist from C/L No RHS LHS (m) Dist from C/L
LHS (m)
of Pier (m) of Pier (m)
16-16 58.5 5.5 287.085 20-20 69.5 5.5 287.085
17-17 61.5 2.5 294.166 19-19 66.5 2.5 294.166

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
325.38 t
325.38 t
325.38 t 312.2168 t
312.2 t
291.91 t 304.217 t
291.91 t 8977.0
273.16 t 273.83 t
L= 536 2040 0 8977

X= 523 2000 0 8977

Dist
Section No Section Dist from
from Force (T) Force (T)
LHS Dist from C/L No RHS LHS (m) Dist from C/L
LHS (m)
15-15 55.5 8.5 296.222 21-21 72.5 8.5 296.222
16-16 58.5 5.5 296.677 20-20 69.5 5.5 296.677
17-17 61.5 2.5 300.790 19-19 66.5 2.5 300.790
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For cable 231a: Anchorage section LHS = 13-13 Anchorage section RHS = 23-23

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
314.43 t
306.662 t 291.5618 t
297.8 t
281.99 t 297.765 t
272.50 t 6400.0
254.99 t 255.62 t
L= 536 2040 2010 10977

X= 523 2000 2000 10977

Dist
LHS (m)
14-14 52.5 11.5 279.506 22-22 75.5 11.5 279.506
15-15 55.5 8.5 288.095 21-21 72.5 8.5 288.095
16-16 58.5 5.5 295.490 20-20 69.5 5.5 295.49
17-17 61.5 2.5 294.950 19-19 66.5 2.5 294.95
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For cable 231b: Anchorage section LHS = 13-13 Anchorage section RHS = 23-23

346.83 t
315.78 t
310.6 t
310.60 t
310.60 t
310.5958 t 294.4555 t
297.9 t
285.55 t 297.761 t
285.55 t 9101.0
255.07 t 255.72 t
L= 551 3596 0 11601

X= 513 3386 0 11601

Dist
LHS (m)
14-14 52.5 11.5 285.69 22-22 75.5 11.5 285.69
15-15 55.5 8.5 289.713 21-21 72.5 8.5 289.713
16-16 58.5 5.5 293.737 20-20 69.5 5.5 293.737
17-17 61.5 2.5 297.761 19-19 66.5 2.5 297.761
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
311.53 t
303.8397 t 286.233 t
298.8 t
286.55 t 298.781 t
274.36 t 3650.0
256.73 t 257.37 t
L= 536 2040 4020 12977

X= 523 2000 4000 12977

Dist
LHS (m)
13-13 48.5 15.5 278.86 23-23 79.5 15.5 278.86
14-14 52.5 11.5 291.501 22-22 75.5 11.5 291.501
15-15 55.5 8.5 297.668 21-21 72.5 8.5 297.668
16-16 58.5 5.5 293.632 20-20 69.5 5.5 293.632
17-17 61.5 2.5 289.596 19-19 66.5 2.5 289.596
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346.83 t
315.78 t
310.6 t
302.93 t
300.14 t
292.7288 t 274.9755 t
289.1 t
278.50 t 289.116 t
269.12 t 2700.0
240.39 t 241.00 t
L= 551 3596 2010 13601

X= 513 3386 2000 13601

Dist
Section No Dist from C/L Section Dist from Dist from C/L
LHS of Pier (m) No RHS LHS (m) of Pier (m)
LHS (m)
13-13 48.5 15.5 269.594 23-23 79.5 15.5 269.594
14-14 52.5 11.5 286.760 22-22 75.5 11.5 286.760
15-15 55.5 8.5 286.001 21-21 72.5 8.5 286.001
16-16 58.5 5.5 282.110 20-20 69.5 5.5 282.110
17-17 61.5 2.5 278.218 19-19 66.5 2.5 278.218
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
314.43 t
306.662 t 281.0273 t
297.8 t
281.99 t 297.765 t
272.50 t 6400.0
254.99 t 255.62 t
L= 536 2040 2010 18977

X= 523 2000 2000 18977

Dist
LHS (m)
12-12 44.5 19.5 279.506 24-24 83.5 19.5 279.506
13-13 48.5 15.5 290.560 23-23 79.5 15.5 290.560
14-14 52.5 11.5 296.332 22-22 75.5 11.5 296.332
15-15 55.5 8.5 292.340 21-21 72.5 8.5 292.340
16-16 58.5 5.5 288.347 20-20 69.5 5.5 288.347
17-17 61.5 2.5 284.354 19-19 66.5 2.5 284.354
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346.83 t
315.78 t
310.6 t
310.60 t
310.60 t
310.5958 t 283.8165 t
303.0 t
295.54 t 302.976 t
295.54 t 5400.0
263.99 t 264.66 t
L= 551 3596 0 19601

X= 513 3386 0 19601
Area of force diagram= 197 T-M

Slip of anchorage= ( 196.80 )x10^6]/(1950000x26.6)= 3.8 Check
Dist
LHS (m)
12-12 44.5 19.5 295.681 24-24 83.5 19.5 295.681
13-13 48.5 15.5 301.188 23-23 79.5 15.5 301.188
14-14 52.5 11.5 299.332 22-22 75.5 11.5 299.332
15-15 55.5 8.5 295.284 21-21 72.5 8.5 295.284
16-16 58.5 5.5 291.237 20-20 69.5 5.5 291.237
17-17 61.5 2.5 287.189 19-19 66.5 2.5 287.189
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
311.53 t
303.8397 t 275.8911 t
298.8 t
286.68 t 298.850 t
274.48 t 3600.0
256.85 t 257.48 t
L= 536 2040 4020 20977

X= 523 2000 4000 20977

Dist
LHS (m)
11-11 40.5 23.5 279.026 25-25 87.5 23.5 279.026
12-12 44.5 19.5 291.675 24-24 83.5 19.5 291.675
13-13 48.5 15.5 296.370 23-23 79.5 15.5 296.370
14-14 52.5 11.5 291.085 22-22 75.5 11.5 291.085
15-15 55.5 8.5 287.121 21-21 72.5 8.5 287.121
16-16 58.5 5.5 283.158 20-20 69.5 5.5 283.158
17-17 61.5 2.5 279.194 19-19 66.5 2.5 279.194
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346.83 t
315.78 t
310.6 t
302.93 t
300.14 t
292.7288 t 265.0403 t
289.2 t
278.75 t 289.249 t
269.37 t 2600.0
240.61 t 241.22 t
L= 551 3596 2010 21601

X= 513 3386 2000 21601

Dist
LHS (m)
11-11 40.5 23.5 269.887 25-25 87.5 23.5 269.887
12-12 44.5 19.5 287.234 24-24 83.5 19.5 287.234
13-13 48.5 15.5 284.788 23-23 79.5 15.5 284.788
14-14 52.5 11.5 279.692 22-22 75.5 11.5 279.692
15-15 55.5 8.5 275.870 21-21 72.5 8.5 275.870
16-16 58.5 5.5 272.048 20-20 69.5 5.5 272.048
17-17 61.5 2.5 268.225 19-19 66.5 2.5 268.225
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
308.66 t
301.0434 t 270.85 t
299.8 t
291.19 t 299.800 t
276.23 t 900.0
258.49 t 259.12 t
L= 536 2040 6030 22977

X= 523 2000 6000 22977

Dist
LHS (m)
10-10 36.5 27.5 279.969 26-26 91.5 27.5 279.969
11-11 40.5 23.5 289.892 25-25 87.5 23.5 289.892
12-12 44.5 19.5 296.420 24-24 83.5 19.5 296.420
13-13 48.5 15.5 291.175 23-23 79.5 15.5 291.175
14-14 52.5 11.5 285.929 22-22 75.5 11.5 285.929
15-15 55.5 8.5 281.995 21-21 72.5 8.5 281.995
16-16 58.5 5.5 278.061 20-20 69.5 5.5 278.061
17-17 61.5 2.5 274.127 19-19 66.5 2.5 274.127
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346.83 t
315.78 t
310.6 t
302.93 t
297.38 t
290.035 t 260.20 t
284.03 t
271.95 t
242.92 t 243.53 t
L= 551 3596 4020 23601

X= 513 3386 4000 23601

Dist
LHS (m)
10-10 36.5 27.5 272.310 26-26 91.5 27.5 272.310
11-11 40.5 23.5 289.907 25-25 87.5 23.5 289.907
12-12 44.5 19.5 284.850 24-24 83.5 19.5 284.850
13-13 48.5 15.5 279.793 23-23 79.5 15.5 279.793
14-14 52.5 11.5 274.736 22-22 75.5 11.5 274.736
15-15 55.5 8.5 270.943 21-21 72.5 8.5 270.943
16-16 58.5 5.5 267.150 20-20 69.5 5.5 267.150
17-17 61.5 2.5 263.357 19-19 66.5 2.5 263.357
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
305.82 t
298.273 t 265.90 t
296.77 t
278.94 t
261.02 t 261.66 t
L= 536 2040 8040 24977

X= 523 2000 8000 24977

Dist
LHS (m)
9-9 32.5 31.5 282.302 27-27 95.5 31.5 282.302
10-10 36.5 27.5 291.176 26-26 91.5 27.5 291.176
11-11 40.5 23.5 296.358 25-25 87.5 23.5 296.358
12-12 44.5 19.5 291.174 24-24 83.5 19.5 291.174
13-13 48.5 15.5 285.989 23-23 79.5 15.5 285.989
14-14 52.5 11.5 280.804 22-22 75.5 11.5 280.804
15-15 55.5 8.5 276.916 21-21 72.5 8.5 276.916
16-16 58.5 5.5 273.027 20-20 69.5 5.5 273.027
17-17 61.5 2.5 269.139 19-19 66.5 2.5 269.139
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
305.82 t
298.273 t 261.05 t
296.77 t
278.94 t
261.02 t 261.66 t
L= 536 2040 8040 28977

X= 523 2000 8000 28977

Dist
LHS (m)
8-8 28.5 35.5 282.302 28-28 99.5 35.5 282.302
9-9 32.5 31.5 291.176 27-27 95.5 31.5 291.176
10-10 36.5 27.5 296.376 26-26 91.5 27.5 296.376
11-11 40.5 23.5 291.237 25-25 87.5 23.5 291.237
12-12 44.5 19.5 286.099 24-24 83.5 19.5 286.099
13-13 48.5 15.5 280.961 23-23 79.5 15.5 280.961
14-14 52.5 11.5 275.823 22-22 75.5 11.5 275.823
15-15 55.5 8.5 271.969 21-21 72.5 8.5 271.969
16-16 58.5 5.5 268.116 20-20 69.5 5.5 268.116
17-17 61.5 2.5 264.262 19-19 66.5 2.5 264.262
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.79 t
298.15 t
290.784 t 256.26 t
289.36 t
270.77 t 271.44 t 1100
L= 536 2040 13567 27477

X= 523 2000 13500 27477

Dist
LHS (m)
7-7 24.5 39.5 314.898 29-29 103.5 39.5 314.898
8-8 28.5 35.5 306.876 28-28 99.5 35.5 306.876
9-9 32.5 31.5 298.853 27-27 95.5 31.5 298.853
10-10 36.5 27.5 290.831 26-26 91.5 27.5 290.831
11-11 40.5 23.5 285.787 25-25 87.5 23.5 285.787
12-12 44.5 19.5 280.761 24-24 83.5 19.5 280.761
13-13 48.5 15.5 275.735 23-23 79.5 15.5 275.735
14-14 52.5 11.5 270.709 22-22 75.5 11.5 270.709
15-15 55.5 8.5 266.939 21-21 72.5 8.5 266.939
16-16 58.5 5.5 263.170 20-20 69.5 5.5 263.170
17-17 61.5 2.5 259.400 19-19 66.5 2.5 259.400
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.67 t
303.01 t
295.528 t 251.61 t
293.97 t
275.08 t 275.76 t 1175
L= 536 2040 10050 34977

X= 523 2000 10000 34977

Dist
LHS (m)
6-6 20.5 43.5 314.871 30-30 107.5 43.5 314.871
7-7 24.5 39.5 305.793 29-29 103.5 39.5 305.793
8-8 28.5 35.5 296.715 28-28 99.5 35.5 296.715
9-9 32.5 31.5 291.162 27-27 95.5 31.5 291.162
10-10 36.5 27.5 286.139 26-26 91.5 27.5 286.139
11-11 40.5 23.5 281.116 25-25 87.5 23.5 281.116
12-12 44.5 19.5 276.093 24-24 83.5 19.5 276.093
13-13 48.5 15.5 271.070 23-23 79.5 15.5 271.070
14-14 52.5 11.5 266.048 22-22 75.5 11.5 266.048
15-15 55.5 8.5 262.280 21-21 72.5 8.5 262.280
16-16 58.5 5.5 258.513 20-20 69.5 5.5 258.513
17-17 61.5 2.5 254.746 19-19 66.5 2.5 254.746
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.87 t
295.40 t
288.108 t 246.99 t
286.77 t
268.34 t 269.01 t 1050
L= 536 2040 15577 33477

X= 523 2000 15500 33477

Dist
LHS (m)
5-5 16.5 47.5 314.903 31-31 111.5 47.5 314.903
6-6 20.5 43.5 307.260 30-30 107.5 43.5 307.260
7-7 24.5 39.5 299.617 29-29 103.5 39.5 299.617
8-8 28.5 35.5 291.974 28-28 99.5 35.5 291.974
9-9 32.5 31.5 285.680 27-27 95.5 31.5 285.680
10-10 36.5 27.5 280.767 26-26 91.5 27.5 280.767
11-11 40.5 23.5 275.854 25-25 87.5 23.5 275.854
12-12 44.5 19.5 270.940 24-24 83.5 19.5 270.940
13-13 48.5 15.5 266.027 23-23 79.5 15.5 266.027
14-14 52.5 11.5 261.114 22-22 75.5 11.5 261.114
15-15 55.5 8.5 257.429 21-21 72.5 8.5 257.429
16-16 58.5 5.5 253.744 20-20 69.5 5.5 253.744
17-17 61.5 2.5 250.059 19-19 66.5 2.5 250.059
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.75 t
300.22 t
292.808 t 242.51 t
291.33 t
272.62 t 273.29 t 1125
L= 536 2040 12060 40977

X= 523 2000 12000 40977

Dist
LHS (m)
4-4 12.5 51.5 314.884 32-32 115.5 51.5 314.884
5-5 16.5 47.5 306.493 31-31 111.5 47.5 306.493
6-6 20.5 43.5 298.101 30-30 107.5 43.5 298.101
7-7 24.5 39.5 290.995 29-29 103.5 39.5 290.995
8-8 28.5 35.5 286.084 28-28 99.5 35.5 286.084
9-9 32.5 31.5 281.174 27-27 95.5 31.5 281.174
10-10 36.5 27.5 276.264 26-26 91.5 27.5 276.264
11-11 40.5 23.5 271.353 25-25 87.5 23.5 271.353
12-12 44.5 19.5 266.443 24-24 83.5 19.5 266.443
13-13 48.5 15.5 261.533 23-23 79.5 15.5 261.533
14-14 52.5 11.5 256.622 22-22 75.5 11.5 256.622
15-15 55.5 8.5 252.940 21-21 72.5 8.5 252.940
16-16 58.5 5.5 249.257 20-20 69.5 5.5 249.257
17-17 61.5 2.5 245.574 19-19 66.5 2.5 245.574
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.94 t
292.68 t
285.457 t 238.05 t
284.20 t
265.94 t 266.60 t 1000
L= 536 2040 17587 39477

X= 523 2000 17500 39477

Dist
LHS (m)
3-3 8.5 55.5 314.906 33-33 119.5 55.5 314.906
4-4 12.5 51.5 307.555 32-32 115.5 51.5 307.555
5-5 16.5 47.5 300.203 31-31 111.5 47.5 300.203
6-6 20.5 43.5 292.851 30-30 107.5 43.5 292.851
7-7 24.5 39.5 285.484 29-29 103.5 39.5 285.484
8-8 28.5 35.5 280.681 28-28 99.5 35.5 280.681
9-9 32.5 31.5 275.878 27-27 95.5 31.5 275.878
10-10 36.5 27.5 271.075 26-26 91.5 27.5 271.075
11-11 40.5 23.5 266.272 25-25 87.5 23.5 266.272
12-12 44.5 19.5 261.469 24-24 83.5 19.5 261.469
13-13 48.5 15.5 256.666 23-23 79.5 15.5 256.666
14-14 52.5 11.5 251.863 22-22 75.5 11.5 251.863
15-15 55.5 8.5 248.260 21-21 72.5 8.5 248.260
16-16 58.5 5.5 244.658 20-20 69.5 5.5 244.658
17-17 61.5 2.5 241.056 19-19 66.5 2.5 241.056
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For cable 341b-L: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 34-34

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.83 t
297.46 t
290.113 t 233.89 t
288.72 t
270.18 t 270.84 t 1075
L= 536 2040 14070 46832

X= 523 2000 14000 46832

Dist
Section No Dist from C/L
from Force (T)
LHS of Pier (m)
LHS (m)
2-2 4.5 59.5 315.180
3-3 8.5 55.5 307.265
4-4 12.5 51.5 299.350
5-5 16.5 47.5 291.435
6-6 20.5 43.5 286.113
7-7 24.5 39.5 281.311
8-8 28.5 35.5 276.508
9-9 32.5 31.5 271.706
10-10 36.5 27.5 266.904
11-11 40.5 23.5 262.102
12-12 44.5 19.5 257.299
13-13 48.5 15.5 252.497
14-14 52.5 11.5 247.695
15-15 55.5 8.5 244.093
16-16 58.5 5.5 240.491
17-17 61.5 2.5 236.890
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For cable 341b-R: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 34-34

346.83 t
315.78 t
310.6 t
302.93 t 302.08 t
286.58 t
279.504 t 228.71 t
278.72 t
248.97 t 249.60 t 625
L= 551 3596 12060 43601

X= 513 3386 12000 43601

Section Dist from Dist from C/L
Force (T)
No RHS LHS (m) of Pier (m)
33-33 119.5 55.5 302.996
32-32 115.5 51.5 295.099
31-31 111.5 47.5 287.202
30-30 107.5 43.5 279.386
29-29 103.5 39.5 274.727
28-28 99.5 35.5 270.067
27-27 95.5 31.5 265.407
26-26 91.5 27.5 260.747
25-25 87.5 23.5 256.087
24-24 83.5 19.5 251.427
23-23 79.5 15.5 246.767
22-22 75.5 11.5 242.107
21-21 72.5 8.5 238.612
20-20 69.5 5.5 238.612
19-19 66.5 2.5 231.622
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CALCULATION OF TOP PRESTRESS AT DIFFERENT SECTION: EDGE WEB OVER P7
AT SECTION : 33-33
A= 12.072 m2 Ytop= 1.347 m Ybottom = 1.675 m Ztop= 52.2 m3 Zbottom= 42.016 m3
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Stages of Cable Dist. From top Eccentrici Normal Pull Moment Pn.e top Ft
Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress No (mm) ty (m) Pn (T) (T-m) =Pn/A+Pn.e
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.222 302.996 370.296 32.188 16.287
15 th 341a 125 1.22 314.906 384.851 33.453 16.927
Total 617.902 755.147 65.641 33.214
AT SECTION : 32-32
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Stages of Cable Dist. From top Eccentrici Normal Pull Moment P .e top F t
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.253 295.099 369.621 31.549 15.263
15 th 341a 125 1.25 307.555 385.223 32.881 15.907
14 th 331 125 1.25 314.884 394.403 33.664 16.286
Total 917.538 1149.247 98.094 47.456
AT SECTION : 31-31
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Stages of Cable Dist. From top Eccentrici Normal Pull Moment Pn.e top F t
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.303 287.202 374.314 31.051 13.866
15 th 341a 125 1.30 300.203 391.259 32.457 14.494
14 th 331 125 1.30 306.493 399.457 33.137 14.798
13 th 321 125 1.30 314.903 410.417 34.046 15.204
Total 1208.801 1575.447 130.691 58.362
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AT SECTION : 30-30
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress No (mm) ty (m) Pn (T) (T-m) =P n /A+Pn .e
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.375 279.386 384.036 30.72 12.117
15 th 341a 125 1.37 292.851 402.545 32.2 12.701
14 th 331 125 1.37 298.101 409.761 32.778 12.928
13 th 321 125 1.37 307.260 422.351 33.785 13.326
12 th 311 125 1.37 314.871 432.813 34.622 13.656
Total 1492.469 2051.506 164.105 64.728
AT SECTION : 29-29
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.466 274.727 402.876 30.917 10.144
15 th 341a 125 1.47 285.484 418.651 32.128 10.541
14 th 331 125 1.47 290.995 426.733 32.748 10.745
13 th 321 125 1.47 299.617 439.377 33.718 11.063
12 th 311 125 1.47 305.793 448.433 34.413 11.291
11 th 301 125 1.47 314.898 461.785 35.438 11.628
Total 1771.514 2597.855 199.362 65.412
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AT SECTION : 28-28
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.579 270.067 426.479 31.315 7.816
15 th 341a 125 1.58 280.681 443.240 32.546 8.124
14 th 331 125 1.58 286.084 451.773 33.172 8.28
13 th 321 125 1.58 291.974 461.074 33.855 8.45
12 th 311 125 1.58 296.715 468.561 34.405 8.588
11 th 301 125 1.58 306.876 484.607 35.583 8.882
10 th 291 125 1.58 282.302 445.800 32.734 8.171
Total 2014.699 3181.533 233.610 58.311
AT SECTION : 27-27
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.713 265.407 454.608 31.9 5.185
15 th 341a 125 1.71 275.878 472.543 33.159 5.39
14 th 331 125 1.71 281.174 481.615 33.795 5.493
13 th 321 125 1.71 285.680 489.333 34.337 5.581
12 th 311 125 1.71 291.162 498.723 34.996 5.688
11 th 301 125 1.71 298.853 511.897 35.92 5.839
10 th 291 125 1.71 291.176 498.747 34.998 5.689
9 th 281 125 1.71 282.302 483.547 33.931 5.515
Total 2271.632 3891.012 273.036 44.380
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AT SECTION : 26-26
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 1.868 260.747 487.023 32.616 2.356
15 th 341a 125 1.87 271.075 506.313 33.908 2.449
14 th 331 125 1.87 276.264 516.005 34.557 2.496
13 th 321 125 1.87 280.767 524.416 35.121 2.536
12 th 311 125 1.87 286.139 534.450 35.793 2.585
11 th 301 125 1.87 290.831 543.213 36.379 2.627
10 th 291 125 1.87 296.376 553.570 37.073 2.677
9 th 281 125 1.87 291.176 543.858 36.423 2.63
8 th 271b 125 1.87 272.310 508.620 34.063 2.46
8 th 271a 125 1.87 279.969 522.925 35.021 2.529
Total 2805.654 5240.393 350.954 25.345
AT SECTION : 25-25
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 2.044 256.087 523.479 33.349 -0.502
15 th 341a 125 2.04 266.272 544.299 34.675 -0.522
14 th 331 125 2.04 271.353 554.685 35.337 -0.532
13 th 321 125 2.04 275.854 563.886 35.923 -0.541
12 th 311 125 2.04 281.116 574.642 36.608 -0.551
11 th 301 125 2.04 285.787 584.191 37.217 -0.56
10 th 291 125 2.04 291.237 595.331 37.926 -0.571
9 th 281 125 2.04 296.358 605.799 38.593 -0.581
8 th 271b 125 2.04 289.907 592.612 37.753 -0.569
8 th 271a 125 2.04 289.892 592.582 37.751 -0.569
7 th 261b 125 2.04 269.887 551.689 35.146 -0.529
7 th 261a 125 2.04 279.026 570.370 36.336 -0.547
Total 3352.776 6853.566 436.614 -6.574
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AT SECTION : 24-24
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 2.242 251.427 563.729 33.931 -3.16
15 th 341a 125 2.24 261.469 586.244 35.287 -3.286
14 th 331 125 2.24 266.443 597.397 35.958 -3.349
13 th 321 125 2.24 270.940 607.479 36.565 -3.405
12 th 311 125 2.24 276.093 619.033 37.26 -3.47
11 th 301 125 2.24 280.761 629.499 37.89 -3.529
10 th 291 125 2.24 286.099 641.468 38.611 -3.596
9 th 281 125 2.24 291.174 652.846 39.295 -3.659
8 th 271b 125 2.24 284.850 638.667 38.442 -3.58
8 th 271a 125 2.24 296.420 664.609 40.003 -3.725
7 th 261b 125 2.24 287.234 644.012 38.764 -3.61
7 th 261a 125 2.24 291.675 653.970 39.363 -3.666
6 th 251b 125 2.24 295.681 662.952 39.904 -3.716
6 th 251a 125 2.24 279.506 626.685 37.721 -3.513
Total 3919.772 8788.590 528.994 -49.264
AT SECTION : 23-23
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 2.462 246.767 607.514 34.176 -5.374
15 th 341a 125 2.462 256.666 631.885 35.547 -5.59
14 th 331 125 2.462 261.533 643.867 36.221 -5.696
13 th 321 125 2.462 266.027 654.930 36.844 -5.794
12 th 311 125 2.462 271.070 667.346 37.542 -5.904
11 th 301 125 2.462 275.735 678.831 38.188 -6.005
10 th 291 125 2.462 280.961 691.696 38.912 -6.119
9 th 281 125 2.462 285.989 704.075 39.609 -6.229
8 th 271b 125 2.462 279.793 688.821 38.75 -6.094
8 th 271a 125 2.462 291.175 716.842 40.327 -6.342
7 th 261b 125 2.462 284.788 701.118 39.442 -6.203
7 th 261a 125 2.462 296.370 729.632 41.046 -6.455
6 th 251b 125 2.462 301.188 741.493 41.714 -6.56
6 th 251a 125 2.462 290.560 715.328 40.242 -6.328
5 th 241b 325 2.262 269.594 609.793 35.74 -3.96
5 th 241a 325 2.262 278.860 630.752 36.968 -4.096
Total 4437.076 10813.924 611.268 -92.749
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AT SECTION : 22-22
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 2.704 242.107 654.571 33.934 -6.957
15 th 341a 125 2.704 251.863 680.948 35.302 -7.238
14 th 331 125 2.704 256.622 693.815 35.969 -7.374
13 th 321 125 2.704 261.114 705.960 36.598 -7.504
12 th 311 125 2.704 266.048 719.299 37.29 -7.645
11 th 301 125 2.704 270.709 731.901 37.943 -7.779
10 th 291 125 2.704 275.823 745.728 38.66 -7.926
9 th 281 125 2.704 280.804 759.194 39.358 -8.069
8 th 271b 125 2.704 274.736 742.789 38.508 -7.895
8 th 271a 125 2.704 285.929 773.051 40.076 -8.217
7 th 261b 125 2.704 279.692 756.188 39.202 -8.037
7 th 261a 125 2.704 291.085 786.991 40.799 -8.365
6 th 251b 125 2.704 299.332 809.288 41.955 -8.602
6 th 251a 125 2.704 296.332 801.177 41.535 -8.516
5 th 241b 325 2.504 286.760 717.945 38.556 -6.295
5 th 241a 325 2.504 291.501 729.815 39.193 -6.399
4 th 231b 325 2.504 285.690 715.266 38.412 -6.271
4 th 231a 325 2.504 279.506 699.784 37.581 -6.135
Total 4975.653 13223.709 690.871 -135.224
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AT SECTION : 21-21
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 2.899 238.612 691.848 33.392 -7.68
15 th 341a 125 2.899 251.863 730.269 35.247 -8.106
14 th 331 125 2.899 256.622 744.067 35.913 -8.26
13 th 321 125 2.899 261.114 757.092 36.541 -8.404
12 th 311 125 2.899 266.048 771.398 37.232 -8.563
11 th 301 125 2.899 270.709 784.912 37.884 -8.713
10 th 291 125 2.899 275.823 799.740 38.6 -8.878
9 th 281 125 2.899 280.804 814.182 39.297 -9.038
8 th 271b 125 2.899 274.736 796.588 38.448 -8.843
8 th 271a 125 2.899 285.929 829.042 40.014 -9.203
7 th 261b 125 2.899 279.692 810.958 39.141 -9.002
7 th 261a 125 2.899 291.085 843.991 40.736 -9.369
6 th 251b 125 2.899 299.332 867.903 41.89 -9.634
6 th 251a 125 2.899 296.332 859.205 41.47 -9.538
5 th 241b 325 2.699 286.760 774.099 38.571 -7.385
5 th 241a 325 2.699 291.501 786.897 39.208 -7.507
4 th 231b 325 2.699 285.690 771.211 38.427 -7.357
4 th 231a 325 2.699 279.506 754.517 37.595 -7.198
3 rd 221 325 2.699 296.222 799.642 39.843 -7.628
Total 5268.380 14987.560 729.449 -160.306
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AT SECTION : 20-20
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 3.108 238.612 741.555 33.038 -8.139
15 th 341a 125 3.108 248.260 771.539 34.374 -8.468
14 th 331 125 3.108 252.940 786.084 35.022 -8.628
13 th 321 125 3.108 257.429 800.035 35.643 -8.781
12 th 311 125 3.108 262.280 815.110 36.315 -8.946
11 th 301 125 3.108 266.939 829.590 36.96 -9.105
10 th 291 125 3.108 271.969 845.222 37.657 -9.277
9 th 281 125 3.108 276.916 860.596 38.342 -9.446
8 th 271b 125 3.108 270.943 842.033 37.514 -9.242
8 th 271a 125 3.108 281.995 876.380 39.045 -9.619
7 th 261b 125 3.108 275.870 857.345 38.197 -9.41
7 th 261a 125 3.108 287.121 892.311 39.754 -9.794
6 th 251b 125 3.108 295.284 917.680 40.885 -10.072
6 th 251a 125 3.108 292.340 908.530 40.477 -9.972
5 th 241b 325 2.908 286.001 831.630 38.141 -8.038
5 th 241a 325 2.908 297.668 865.555 39.697 -8.366
4 th 231b 325 2.908 289.713 842.424 38.636 -8.142
4 th 231a 325 2.908 288.095 837.719 38.42 -8.097
3 rd 221 325 2.908 296.677 862.674 39.564 -8.338
2 nd 211 660 2.573 287.085 738.609 35.832 -5.181
Total 5524.137 16722.620 753.513 -175.061
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AT SECTION : 19-19
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-R 125 3.329 231.622 770.989 31.461 -8.027
15 th 341a 125 3.329 244.658 814.381 33.232 -8.479
14 th 331 125 3.329 249.257 829.690 33.857 -8.639
13 th 321 125 3.329 253.744 844.625 34.466 -8.794
12 th 311 125 3.329 258.513 860.500 35.114 -8.959
11 th 301 125 3.329 263.170 876.001 35.746 -9.121
10 th 291 125 3.329 268.116 892.465 36.418 -9.292
9 th 281 125 3.329 273.027 908.812 37.085 -9.462
8 th 271b 125 3.329 267.150 889.249 36.287 -9.259
8 th 271a 125 3.329 278.061 925.568 37.769 -9.637
7 th 261b 125 3.329 272.048 905.553 36.952 -9.428
7 th 261a 125 3.329 283.158 942.534 38.461 -9.813
6 th 251b 125 3.329 291.237 969.427 39.559 -10.093
6 th 251a 125 3.329 288.347 959.807 39.166 -9.993
5 th 241b 325 3.129 282.110 882.624 36.988 -8.218
5 th 241a 325 3.129 293.632 918.672 38.499 -8.554
4 th 231b 325 3.129 293.737 919.001 38.513 -8.557
4 th 231a 325 3.129 295.490 924.485 38.743 -8.608
3 rd 221 325 3.129 300.790 941.067 39.438 -8.762
2 nd 211 660 2.794 294.166 821.797 36.245 -5.846
1 st 201 995 2.459 272.694 670.460 31.445 -2.895
Total 5754.727 18467.709 765.444 -180.436
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AT SECTION : 17-17
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 3.329 236.890 788.524 32.177 -8.21
15 th 341a 125 3.329 244.658 814.381 33.232 -8.479
14 th 331 125 3.329 249.257 829.690 33.857 -8.639
13 th 321 125 3.329 253.744 844.625 34.466 -8.794
12 th 311 125 3.329 258.513 860.500 35.114 -8.959
11 th 301 125 3.329 263.170 876.001 35.746 -9.121
10 th 291 125 3.329 268.116 892.465 36.418 -9.292
9 th 281 125 3.329 273.027 908.812 37.085 -9.462
8 th 271b 125 3.329 267.150 889.249 36.287 -9.259
8 th 271a 125 3.329 278.061 925.568 37.769 -9.637
7 th 261b 125 3.329 272.048 905.553 36.952 -9.428
7 th 261a 125 3.329 283.158 942.534 38.461 -9.813
6 th 251b 125 3.329 291.237 969.427 39.559 -10.093
6 th 251a 125 3.329 288.347 959.807 39.166 -9.993
5 th 241b 325 3.129 282.110 882.624 36.988 -8.218
5 th 241a 325 3.129 293.632 918.672 38.499 -8.554
4 th 231b 325 3.129 293.737 919.001 38.513 -8.557
4 th 231a 325 3.129 295.490 924.485 38.743 -8.608
3 rd 221 325 3.129 300.790 941.067 39.438 -8.762
2 nd 211 660 2.794 294.166 821.797 36.245 -5.846
1 st 201 995 2.459 272.694 670.460 31.445 -2.895
Total 5759.995 18485.244 766.160 -180.619
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AT SECTION : 16-16
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 3.108 240.491 747.395 33.298 -8.203
15 th 341a 125 3.108 248.260 771.539 34.374 -8.468
14 th 331 125 3.108 252.940 786.084 35.022 -8.628
13 th 321 125 3.108 257.429 800.035 35.643 -8.781
12 th 311 125 3.108 262.280 815.110 36.315 -8.946
11 th 301 125 3.108 266.939 829.590 36.96 -9.105
10 th 291 125 3.108 271.969 845.222 37.657 -9.277
9 th 281 125 3.108 276.916 860.596 38.342 -9.446
8 th 271b 125 3.108 270.943 842.033 37.514 -9.242
8 th 271a 125 3.108 281.995 876.380 39.045 -9.619
7 th 261b 125 3.108 275.870 857.345 38.197 -9.41
7 th 261a 125 3.108 287.121 892.311 39.754 -9.794
6 th 251b 125 3.108 295.284 917.680 40.885 -10.072
6 th 251a 125 3.108 292.340 908.530 40.477 -9.972
5 th 241b 325 2.908 286.001 831.630 38.141 -8.038
5 th 241a 325 2.908 297.668 865.555 39.697 -8.366
4 th 231b 325 2.908 289.713 842.424 38.636 -8.142
4 th 231a 325 2.908 288.095 837.719 38.42 -8.097
3 rd 221 325 2.908 296.677 862.674 39.564 -8.338
2 nd 211 660 2.573 287.085 738.609 35.832 -5.181
Total 5526.016 16728.460 753.773 -175.125
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AT SECTION : 15-15
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 2.899 244.093 707.740 34.159 -7.856
15 th 341a 125 2.899 251.863 730.269 35.247 -8.106
14 th 331 125 2.899 256.622 744.067 35.913 -8.26
13 th 321 125 2.899 261.114 757.092 36.541 -8.404
12 th 311 125 2.899 266.048 771.398 37.232 -8.563
11 th 301 125 2.899 270.709 784.912 37.884 -8.713
10 th 291 125 2.899 275.823 799.740 38.6 -8.878
9 th 281 125 2.899 280.804 814.182 39.297 -9.038
8 th 271b 125 2.899 274.736 796.588 38.448 -8.843
8 th 271a 125 2.899 285.929 829.042 40.014 -9.203
7 th 261b 125 2.899 279.692 810.958 39.141 -9.002
7 th 261a 125 2.899 291.085 843.991 40.736 -9.369
6 th 251b 125 2.899 299.332 867.903 41.89 -9.634
6 th 251a 125 2.899 296.332 859.205 41.47 -9.538
5 th 241b 325 2.699 286.760 774.099 38.571 -7.385
5 th 241a 325 2.699 291.501 786.897 39.208 -7.507
4 th 231b 325 2.699 285.690 771.211 38.427 -7.357
4 th 231a 325 2.699 279.506 754.517 37.595 -7.198
3 rd 221 325 2.699 296.222 799.642 39.843 -7.628
Total 5273.861 15003.452 730.216 -160.482
AT SECTION : 14-14
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 2.704 247.695 669.679 34.717 -7.118
15 th 341a 125 2.704 251.863 680.948 35.302 -7.238
14 th 331 125 2.704 256.622 693.815 35.969 -7.374
13 th 321 125 2.704 261.114 705.960 36.598 -7.504
12 th 311 125 2.704 266.048 719.299 37.29 -7.645
11 th 301 125 2.704 270.709 731.901 37.943 -7.779
10 th 291 125 2.704 275.823 745.728 38.66 -7.926
9 th 281 125 2.704 280.804 759.194 39.358 -8.069
8 th 271b 125 2.704 274.736 742.789 38.508 -7.895
8 th 271a 125 2.704 285.929 773.051 40.076 -8.217
7 th 261b 125 2.704 279.692 756.188 39.202 -8.037
7 th 261a 125 2.704 291.085 786.991 40.799 -8.365
6 th 251b 125 2.704 299.332 809.288 41.955 -8.602
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6 th 251a 125 2.704 296.332 801.177 41.535 -8.516

5 th 241b 325 2.504 286.760 717.945 38.556 -6.295
5 th 241a 325 2.504 291.501 729.815 39.193 -6.399
4 th 231b 325 2.504 285.690 715.266 38.412 -6.271
4 th 231a 325 2.504 279.506 699.784 37.581 -6.135
Total 4981.241 13238.817 691.654 -135.385
AT SECTION : 13-13
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 2.462 252.497 621.621 34.97 -5.499
15 th 341a 125 2.462 256.666 631.885 35.547 -5.59
14 th 331 125 2.462 261.533 643.867 36.221 -5.696
13 th 321 125 2.462 266.027 654.930 36.844 -5.794
12 th 311 125 2.462 271.070 667.346 37.542 -5.904
11 th 301 125 2.462 275.735 678.831 38.188 -6.005
10 th 291 125 2.462 280.961 691.696 38.912 -6.119
9 th 281 125 2.462 285.989 704.075 39.609 -6.229
8 th 271b 125 2.462 279.793 688.821 38.75 -6.094
8 th 271a 125 2.462 291.175 716.842 40.327 -6.342
7 th 261b 125 2.462 284.788 701.118 39.442 -6.203
7 th 261a 125 2.462 296.370 729.632 41.046 -6.455
6 th 251b 125 2.462 301.188 741.493 41.714 -6.56
6 th 251a 125 2.462 290.560 715.328 40.242 -6.328
5 th 241b 325 2.262 269.594 609.793 35.74 -3.96
5 th 241a 325 2.262 278.860 630.752 36.968 -4.096
Total 4442.806 10828.030 612.062 -92.874
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AT SECTION : 12-12
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 2.242 257.299 576.895 34.724 -3.234
15 th 341a 125 2.242 261.469 586.244 35.287 -3.286
14 th 331 125 2.242 266.443 597.397 35.958 -3.349
13 th 321 125 2.242 270.940 607.479 36.565 -3.405
12 th 311 125 2.242 276.093 619.033 37.26 -3.47
11 th 301 125 2.242 280.761 629.499 37.89 -3.529
10 th 291 125 2.242 286.099 641.468 38.611 -3.596
9 th 281 125 2.242 291.174 652.846 39.295 -3.659
8 th 271b 125 2.242 284.850 638.667 38.442 -3.58
8 th 271a 125 2.242 296.420 664.609 40.003 -3.725
7 th 261b 125 2.242 287.234 644.012 38.764 -3.61
7 th 261a 125 2.242 291.675 653.970 39.363 -3.666
6 th 251b 125 2.242 295.681 662.952 39.904 -3.716
6 th 251a 125 2.242 279.506 626.685 37.721 -3.513
Total 3925.644 8801.756 529.787 -49.338
AT SECTION : 11-11
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 2.044 262.102 535.775 34.132 -0.514
15 th 341a 125 2.044 266.272 544.299 34.675 -0.522
14 th 331 125 2.044 271.353 554.685 35.337 -0.532
13 th 321 125 2.044 275.854 563.886 35.923 -0.541
12 th 311 125 2.044 281.116 574.642 36.608 -0.551
11 th 301 125 2.044 285.787 584.191 37.217 -0.56
10 th 291 125 2.044 291.237 595.331 37.926 -0.571
9 th 281 125 2.044 296.358 605.799 38.593 -0.581
8 th 271b 125 2.044 289.907 592.612 37.753 -0.569
8 th 271a 125 2.044 289.892 592.582 37.751 -0.569
7 th 261b 125 2.044 269.887 551.689 35.146 -0.529
7 th 261a 125 2.044 279.026 570.370 36.336 -0.547
Total 3358.791 6865.862 437.397 -6.586
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AT SECTION : 10-10
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.868 266.904 498.523 33.386 2.411
15 th 341a 125 1.868 271.075 506.313 33.908 2.449
14 th 331 125 1.868 276.264 516.005 34.557 2.496
13 th 321 125 1.868 280.767 524.416 35.121 2.536
12 th 311 125 1.868 286.139 534.450 35.793 2.585
11 th 301 125 1.868 290.831 543.213 36.379 2.627
10 th 291 125 1.868 296.376 553.570 37.073 2.677
9 th 281 125 1.868 291.176 543.858 36.423 2.63
8 th 271b 125 1.868 272.310 508.620 34.063 2.46
8 th 271a 125 1.868 279.969 522.925 35.021 2.529
Total 2811.811 5251.893 351.724 25.400
AT SECTION : 9-9
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.713 271.706 465.397 32.657 5.308
15 th 341a 125 1.713 275.878 472.543 33.159 5.39
14 th 331 125 1.713 281.174 481.615 33.795 5.493
13 th 321 125 1.713 285.680 489.333 34.337 5.581
12 th 311 125 1.713 291.162 498.723 34.996 5.688
11 th 301 125 1.713 298.853 511.897 35.92 5.839
10 th 291 125 1.713 291.176 498.747 34.998 5.689
9 th 281 125 1.713 282.302 483.547 33.931 5.515
Total 2277.931 3901.801 273.793 44.503
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AT SECTION : 8-8
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.579 276.508 436.651 32.062 8.003
15 th 341a 125 1.579 280.681 443.240 32.546 8.124
14 th 331 125 1.579 286.084 451.773 33.172 8.28
13 th 321 125 1.579 291.974 461.074 33.855 8.45
12 th 311 125 1.579 296.715 468.561 34.405 8.588
11 th 301 125 1.579 306.876 484.607 35.583 8.882
10 th 291 125 1.579 282.302 445.800 32.734 8.171
Total 2021.140 3191.705 234.357 58.498
AT SECTION : 7-7
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.466 281.311 412.531 31.658 10.387
15 th 341a 125 1.466 285.484 418.651 32.128 10.541
14 th 331 125 1.466 290.995 426.733 32.748 10.745
13 th 321 125 1.466 299.617 439.377 33.718 11.063
12 th 311 125 1.466 305.793 448.433 34.413 11.291
11 th 301 125 1.466 314.898 461.785 35.438 11.628
Total 1778.098 2607.511 200.103 65.655
AT SECTION : 6-6
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.375 286.113 393.283 31.46 12.408
15 th 341a 125 1.375 292.851 402.545 32.2 12.701
14 th 331 125 1.375 298.101 409.761 32.778 12.928
13 th 321 125 1.375 307.260 422.351 33.785 13.326
12 th 311 125 1.375 314.871 432.813 34.622 13.656
Total 1499.196 2060.753 164.845 65.019
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AT SECTION : 5-5
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.303 291.435 379.831 31.509 14.071
15 th 341a 125 1.303 300.203 391.259 32.457 14.494
14 th 331 125 1.303 306.493 399.457 33.137 14.798
13 th 321 125 1.303 314.903 410.417 34.046 15.204
Total 1213.034 1580.964 131.149 58.567
AT SECTION : 4-4
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.253 299.350 374.946 32.003 15.483
15 th 341a 125 1.253 307.555 385.223 32.881 15.907
14 th 331 125 1.253 314.884 394.403 33.664 16.286
Total 921.789 1154.572 98.548 47.676
AT SECTION : 3-3
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.222 307.265 375.513 32.641 16.516
15 th 341a 125 1.222 384.851 470.332 40.883 20.687
Total 692.116 845.845 73.524 37.203
AT SECTION : 2-2
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 341b-L 125 1.212 315.180 381.993 33.413 17.153
Total 315.180 381.993 33.413 17.153
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STRESS AT ANCHORING SECTION DUE TO ANCHORED CABLES
Stress at Stress at
Vertical top Ft bottom
Stage of Section Dist. From Eccentrici Normal Pull Pn Vertical Pull Pn Moment
Area (m2) Ytop (m) Ztop (m3) Zbottom (m3) Cable no inclinatio =Pn/A+Pn. Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress No top (mm) ty (m) (T) (T) Pn.e (T-m)
n angle θv e/Ztop Pn.e/Zbotto
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
Towards RHS from P7

1 st 20-20 16.892 3.233 39.211 33.306 201 995 2.238 0 259.7 0 581.19
30.198 -2.075
Total 259.7 0.00 581.19
2 nd 21-21 16.368 3.024 36.772 31.083 211 660 2.364 0 274.5 0 649.01
34.419 -4.110
Total 274.5 0.00 649.01
3 rd 22-22 15.874 2.829 35.036 29.474 221 660 2.169 12.5 273.2 59.122 592.39
34.115 -2.891
Total 273.2 59.12 592.39
4 th 23-23 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 231a 660 1.927 12.5 255.0 55.190 491.34
4 th 23-23 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 231b 1170 1.417 21.5 255.1 93.483 361.41 58.697 3.180
Total 510.1 148.67 852.75
5 th 24-24 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 241a 660 1.707 12.5 256.7 55.567 438.27
5 th 24-24 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 241b 1170 1.197 21.5 240.4 88.104 287.78 55.487 7.716
Total 497.1 143.67 726.05
6 th 25-25 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 251a 460 1.709 12.5 255.0 55.190 435.82
6 th 25-25 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 251b 970 1.199 21.5 264.0 96.754 316.57 58.560 9.907
Total 519.0 151.94 752.38
7 th 26-26 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 261a 460 1.533 12.5 256.9 55.593 393.70
7 th 26-26 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 261b 970 1.023 21.5 240.6 88.185 246.10 54.117 14.364
Total 497.5 143.78 639.80
8 th 27-27 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 271a 460 1.378 12.5 258.5 55.947 356.16
8 th 27-27 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 271b 970 0.868 21.5 242.9 89.029 210.82 52.551 19.232
Total 501.4 144.98 566.98
9 th 28-28 13.002 1.704 40.446 32.922 281 460 1.244 12.5 261.0 56.495 324.75
28.104 10.211
Total 261.0 56.49 324.75
10 th 29-29 12.710 1.591 43.311 35.121 291 460 1.131 12.5 261.0 56.495 295.33
27.356 12.128
Total 261.0 56.49 295.33
11 th 30-30 12.470 1.500 46.180 37.332 301 460 1.040 12.5 270.8 58.606 281.49
27.808 14.173
Total 270.8 58.61 281.49
12 th 31-31 12.284 1.428 48.791 39.347 311 460 0.968 12.5 275.1 59.539 266.37
27.852 15.623
Total 275.1 59.54 266.37
13 th 32-32 12.151 1.378 50.886 40.966 321 460 0.918 12.5 268.3 58.080 246.22
26.922 16.073
Total 268.3 58.08 246.22
14 th 33-33 12.072 1.347 52.244 42.016 331 460 0.887 12.5 272.6 59.006 241.84
27.213 16.828
Total 272.6 59.01 241.84
15 th 34-34 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 341a 460 0.877 12.5 265.9 57.560 233.22
26.503 16.576
Total 265.9 57.56 233.22
16th 34-34 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 341b-R 970 0.367 21.5 249.0 91.247 91.37
22.403 18.514
Total 249.0 91.25 91.37
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Towards LHS from P7

1 st 16-16 16.892 3.233 39.211 33.306 201 995 2.238 0 259.7 0 581.19
30.198 -2.075
Total 259.7 0.00 581.19
2 nd 15-15 16.368 3.024 36.772 31.083 211 660 2.364 0 274.5 0 649.01
34.419 -4.110
Total 274.5 0.00 649.01
3 rd 14-14 15.874 2.829 35.036 29.474 221 660 2.169 12.5 273.2 59.122 592.39
34.115 -2.891
Total 273.2 59.12 592.39
4 th 13-13 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 231a 660 1.927 12.5 255.0 55.190 491.34
4 th 13-13 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 231b 1170 1.417 21.5 255.1 93.483 361.41 58.697 3.180
Total 510.1 148.67 852.75
5 th 12-12 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 241a 660 1.707 12.5 256.7 55.567 438.27
5 th 12-12 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 241b 1170 1.197 21.5 240.4 88.104 287.78 55.487 7.716
Total 497.1 143.67 726.05
6 th 11-11 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 251a 460 1.709 12.5 255.0 55.190 435.82
6 th 11-11 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 251b 970 1.199 21.5 264.0 96.754 316.57 58.560 9.907
Total 519.0 151.94 752.38
7 th 10-10 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 261a 460 1.533 12.5 256.9 55.593 393.70
7 th 10-10 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 261b 970 1.023 21.5 240.6 88.185 246.10 54.117 14.364
Total 497.5 143.78 639.80
8 th 9-9 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 271a 460 1.378 12.5 258.5 55.947 356.16
8 th 9-9 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 271b 970 0.868 21.5 242.9 89.029 210.82 52.551 19.232
Total 501.4 144.98 566.98
9 th 8-8 13.002 1.704 40.446 32.922 281 460 1.244 12.5 261.0 56.495 324.75
28.104 10.211
Total 261.0 56.49 324.75
10 th 7-7 12.710 1.591 43.311 35.121 291 460 1.131 12.5 261.0 56.495 295.33
27.356 12.128
Total 261.0 56.49 295.33
11 th 6-6 12.470 1.500 46.180 37.332 301 460 1.040 12.5 270.8 58.606 281.49
27.808 14.173
Total 270.8 58.61 281.49
12 th 5-5 12.284 1.428 48.791 39.347 311 460 0.968 12.5 275.1 59.539 266.37
27.852 15.623
Total 275.1 59.54 266.37
13 th 4-4 12.151 1.378 50.886 40.966 321 460 0.918 12.5 268.3 58.080 246.22
26.922 16.073
Total 268.3 58.08 246.22
14 th 3-3 12.072 1.347 52.244 42.016 331 460 0.887 12.5 265.9 57.560 235.92
26.546 16.415
Total 265.9 57.56 235.92
15 th 2-2 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 341a 460 0.877 12.5 265.9 57.560 233.22
26.503 16.576
Total 265.9 57.56 233.22
16th 1-1 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 341b-L 460 0.877 12.5 270.2 58.477 236.94
26.925 16.840
Total 270.2 58.48 236.94
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12. CALCULATION FOR TOP CABLE PRESTRESSES : CENTRAL WEB OVER P7

Area of each cable= 26.6 cm2

CABLE AT END SECTION

Vertical distance between two cable= 300 mm
Distance of lowest cable center from bottom of Box Girder= 1000 mm
Half length of cable = 57745 mm
200 200 200 200 200 200 510 200 200 200 200 200 200
125
342a 322 302 282 272a 262a 252a 252b 262b 272b 292 312 332 342b
200 200 255 255 200 250
242a 232a 222 232b 242b
335 350
212
800
335
202
400
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X4 X3 X2 X1
Y1
Vc Ɵv
Y2
L4 L3
Ɵv
ELEVATION OF CABLE
ƟH
Z
L2
L1

L4=X4/Cosθv θv=tan-1((Y2-Vc)/X4) L3=LVc= X3xθv/[2xCosθvxTan(0.5xθv)] 24820
X3+X4= X -(X1+X2) Eqn-1 2.000
tanθv= Y2/(X4+X3x0.5) 2.000
=>X4+0.5xX3=Y2/tanθv Eqn-2 #VALUE!
#VALUE!
Eqn-1-Eqn-2
=>X3= [{X -(X1+X2)}-Y2/tanθv]x2 Eqn-3
=>X4= X -(X1+X2+X3) Eqn-4
Length required of anchorage= 0 mm
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Cable no
202 995 0 0 0.0000 5500 5000 0 0 500 0.000 0 0 500 5500
212 660 0 0 0.0000 8500 8000 0 0 500 0.000 0 0 500 8500
222 325 335 0 0.0000 11500 8977 0 2000 523 12.500 0 2040 536 11553
232a 325 335 0 0.0000 15500 12977 0 2000 523 12.500 0 2040 536 15553
232b 325 335 0 0.0000 15500 12977 0 2000 523 12.500 0 2040 536 15553
242a 325 335 200 0.1000 19500 14977 2000 2000 523 12.500 2010 2040 536 19563
242b 325 335 200 0.1000 19500 14977 2000 2000 523 12.500 2010 2040 536 19563
252a 125 335 0 0.0000 23500 20977 0 2000 523 12.500 0 2040 536 23553
252b 125 335 0 0.0000 23500 20977 0 2000 523 12.500 0 2040 536 23553
262a 125 335 200 0.1000 27500 22977 2000 2000 523 12.500 2010 2040 536 27563
262b 125 335 200 0.1000 27500 22977 2000 2000 523 12.500 2010 2040 536 27563
272a 125 335 400 0.1000 31500 23728 4000 2000 1772 6.900 4020 2012 1785 31545
272b 125 335 400 0.1000 31500 23728 4000 2000 1772 6.900 4020 2012 1785 31545
282 125 335 855 0.1000 35500 24427 8550 2000 523 12.500 8593 2040 536 35596
292 125 335 855 0.1000 39500 28427 8550 2000 523 12.500 8593 2040 536 39596
302 125 335 1055 0.1000 43500 30427 10550 2000 523 12.500 10603 2040 536 43606
312 125 335 1055 0.1000 47500 34427 10550 2000 523 12.500 10603 2040 536 47606
322 125 335 1255 0.1000 51500 36427 12550 2000 523 12.500 12613 2040 536 51616
332 125 335 1255 0.1000 55500 40427 12550 2000 523 12.500 12613 2040 536 55616
342a-L 125 335 1455 0.1000 59500 42427 14550 2000 523 12.500 14623 2040 536 59626
342a-R 125 335 1200 0.1000 59500 44977 12000 2000 523 12.500 12060 2040 536 59613
342b-L 125 335 1455 0.1000 63355 46282 14550 2000 523 12.500 14623 2040 536 63481
342b-R 125 335 1200 0.1000 59500 44977 12000 2000 523 12.500 12060 2040 536 59613

(kx+µθ)
σpo= Applied force
Say slip loss= 6 mm
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346.92 t
346.92 t
346.9 t
346.92 t 340.552 t
339.03 t
278.052 t
272.95 t
272.32 t 272.95 t 4025
L= 500 0 5000
X= 500 0 5000

Dist
Dist from C/L Dist from Dist from
Section No from Pull(T) Section No Pull(T)
of Pier (m) LHS (m) C/L of
LHS (m)
Pier (m)
17-17 61.5 2.5 275.502 19-19 66.5 2.5 275.502
346.92 t
346.92 t
346.9 t
346.92 t 334.382 t
334.38 t
310.382 t
299.17 t
298.48 t 299.17 t 8000
L= 500 0 8000
X= 500 0 8000
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Dist
Section Dist from
Section No from Force (T) Force (T)
Dist from C/L No RHS LHS (m) Dist from C/L
LHS (m)
16-16 58.5 5.5 302.672 20-20 69.5 5.5 302.672
17-17 61.5 2.5 306.877 19-19 66.5 2.5 306.877

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
325.38 t
325.38 t
325.3794 t 312.2168 t
312.217 t
291.91 t 304.217 t
291.91 t 8977
273.16 t 273.83 t
L= 536 2040 0 8977

X= 523 2000 0 8977

Dist
LHS (m)
15-15 55.5 8.5 296.222 21-21 72.5 8.5 296.222
16-16 58.5 5.5 296.677 20-20 69.5 5.5 296.677
17-17 61.5 2.5 300.790 19-19 66.5 2.5 300.790
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
325.38 t
325.38 t
325.3794 t 306.5245 t
311.610 t
292.20 t 305.110 t
292.20 t 9400
273.43 t 274.10 t
L= 536 2040 0 12977

X= 523 2000 0 12977

Dist
LHS (m)
14-14 52.5 11.5 305.561 22-22 75.5 11.5 305.561
15-15 55.5 8.5 298.348 21-21 72.5 8.5 298.348
16-16 58.5 5.5 302.468 20-20 69.5 5.5 302.468
17-17 61.5 2.5 310.079 19-19 66.5 2.5 310.079
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
325.38 t
325.38 t
325.3794 t 306.5245 t
311.610 t
292.20 t 305.110 t
292.20 t 9400
273.43 t 274.10 t
L= 536 2040 0 12977

X= 523 2000 0 12977

Dist
LHS (m)
14-14 52.5 11.5 295.248 22-22 75.5 11.5 295.248
15-15 55.5 8.5 298.348 21-21 72.5 8.5 298.348
16-16 58.5 5.5 302.468 20-20 69.5 5.5 302.468
17-17 61.5 2.5 310.079 19-19 66.5 2.5 310.079
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
314.43 t
306.662 t 286.2461 t
297.902 t
282.25 t 297.902 t
272.75 t 6300
255.23 t 255.86 t
L= 536 2040 2010 14977

X= 523 2000 2000 14977

Dist
LHS (m)
13-13 48.5 15.5 279.763 23-23 79.5 15.5 279.763
14-14 52.5 11.5 290.888 22-22 75.5 11.5 290.888
15-15 55.5 8.5 297.665 21-21 72.5 8.5 297.665
16-16 58.5 5.5 293.635 20-20 69.5 5.5 293.635
17-17 61.5 2.5 289.605 19-19 66.5 2.5 289.605
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
314.43 t
306.662 t 286.2461 t
297.902 t
282.25 t 297.902 t
272.75 t 6300
255.23 t 255.86 t
L= 536 2040 2010 14977

X= 523 2000 2000 14977

Dist
LHS (m)
13-13 48.5 15.5 279.763 23-23 79.5 15.5 279.763
14-14 52.5 11.5 290.888 22-22 75.5 11.5 290.888
15-15 55.5 8.5 297.665 21-21 72.5 8.5 297.665
16-16 58.5 5.5 293.635 20-20 69.5 5.5 293.635
17-17 61.5 2.5 289.605 19-19 66.5 2.5 289.605
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
325.38 t
325.38 t
325.3794 t 295.4495 t
308.614 t
292.71 t 308.614 t
292.71 t 11500
273.91 t 274.59 t
L= 536 2040 0 20977

X= 523 2000 0 20977

Dist
LHS (m)
12-12 44.5 19.5 294.755 24-24 83.5 19.5 294.755
13-13 48.5 15.5 300.286 23-23 79.5 15.5 300.286
14-14 52.5 11.5 305.817 22-22 75.5 11.5 305.817
15-15 55.5 8.5 307.257 21-21 72.5 8.5 307.257
16-16 58.5 5.5 303.090 20-20 69.5 5.5 303.090
17-17 61.5 2.5 298.922 19-19 66.5 2.5 298.922
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
325.38 t
325.38 t
325.3794 t 295.4495 t
308.614 t
292.71 t 308.614 t
292.71 t 11500
273.91 t 274.59 t
L= 536 2040 0 20977

X= 523 2000 0 20977
Area of force diagram= 310 T-M

Dist
LHS (m)
12-12 44.5 19.5 294.755 24-24 83.5 19.5 294.755
13-13 48.5 15.5 300.286 23-23 79.5 15.5 300.286
14-14 52.5 11.5 305.817 22-22 75.5 11.5 305.817
15-15 55.5 8.5 307.257 21-21 72.5 8.5 307.257
16-16 58.5 5.5 303.090 20-20 69.5 5.5 303.090
17-17 61.5 2.5 298.922 19-19 66.5 2.5 298.922
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
314.43 t
306.662 t 275.9037 t
297.902 t
282.25 t 297.902 t
272.75 t 6300
255.23 t 255.86 t
L= 536 2040 2010 22977

X= 523 2000 2000 22977

Dist
LHS (m)
11-11 40.5 23.5 279.776 25-25 87.5 23.5 279.776
12-12 44.5 19.5 290.888 24-24 83.5 19.5 290.888
13-13 48.5 15.5 296.350 23-23 79.5 15.5 296.350
14-14 52.5 11.5 291.073 22-22 75.5 11.5 291.073
15-15 55.5 8.5 287.116 21-21 72.5 8.5 287.116
16-16 58.5 5.5 283.159 20-20 69.5 5.5 283.159
17-17 61.5 2.5 279.201 19-19 66.5 2.5 279.201
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
314.43 t
306.662 t 275.9037 t
297.902 t
282.25 t 297.902 t
272.75 t 6300
255.23 t 255.86 t
L= 536 2040 2010 22977

X= 523 2000 2000 22977

Dist
LHS (m)
11-11 40.5 23.5 279.776 25-25 87.5 23.5 279.776
12-12 44.5 19.5 290.888 24-24 83.5 19.5 290.888
13-13 48.5 15.5 296.350 23-23 79.5 15.5 296.350
14-14 52.5 11.5 291.073 22-22 75.5 11.5 291.073
15-15 55.5 8.5 287.116 21-21 72.5 8.5 287.116
16-16 58.5 5.5 283.159 20-20 69.5 5.5 283.159
17-17 61.5 2.5 279.201 19-19 66.5 2.5 279.201
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344.87 t
334.64 t
331.6 t
323.37 t
317.45 t
309.6116 t 277.60 t
308.531 t
299.86 t 308.531 t
287.10 t 760
273.76 t 276.02 t
L= 1785 2012 4020 23728

X= 1772 2000 4000 23728

Dist
LHS (m)
10-10 36.5 27.5 287.888 26-26 91.5 27.5 287.888
11-11 40.5 23.5 302.464 25-25 87.5 23.5 302.464
12-12 44.5 19.5 303.860 24-24 83.5 19.5 303.860
13-13 48.5 15.5 298.473 23-23 79.5 15.5 298.473
14-14 52.5 11.5 293.085 22-22 75.5 11.5 293.085
15-15 55.5 8.5 289.045 21-21 72.5 8.5 289.045
16-16 58.5 5.5 285.004 20-20 69.5 5.5 285.004
17-17 61.5 2.5 280.964 19-19 66.5 2.5 280.964
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344.87 t
334.64 t
331.6 t
323.37 t
317.45 t
309.612 t 277.60 t
308.531 t
299.86 t 308.531 t
287.10 t 760
273.76 t 276.02 t
L= 1785 2012 4020 23728

X= 1772 2000 4000 23728

Dist
LHS (m)
10-10 36.5 27.5 287.888 26-26 91.5 27.5 287.888
11-11 40.5 23.5 302.464 25-25 87.5 23.5 302.464
12-12 44.5 19.5 303.860 24-24 83.5 19.5 303.860
13-13 48.5 15.5 298.473 23-23 79.5 15.5 298.473
14-14 52.5 11.5 293.085 22-22 75.5 11.5 293.085
15-15 55.5 8.5 289.045 21-21 72.5 8.5 289.045
16-16 58.5 5.5 285.004 20-20 69.5 5.5 285.004
17-17 61.5 2.5 280.964 19-19 66.5 2.5 280.964
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
305.05 t
297.515 t 265.90 t
297.52 t
278.92 t
261.01 t 261.65 t
L= 536 2040 8593 24427

X= 523 2000 8550 24427

Dist
LHS (m)
9-9 32.5 31.5 282.212 27-27 95.5 31.5 282.212
10-10 36.5 27.5 290.867 26-26 91.5 27.5 290.867
11-11 40.5 23.5 296.315 25-25 87.5 23.5 296.315
12-12 44.5 19.5 291.137 24-24 83.5 19.5 291.137
13-13 48.5 15.5 285.960 23-23 79.5 15.5 285.960
14-14 52.5 11.5 280.782 22-22 75.5 11.5 280.782
15-15 55.5 8.5 276.898 21-21 72.5 8.5 276.898
16-16 58.5 5.5 273.015 20-20 69.5 5.5 273.015
17-17 61.5 2.5 269.131 19-19 66.5 2.5 269.131
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t
305.05 t
297.515 t 261.05 t
297.52 t
278.92 t
261.01 t 261.65 t
L= 536 2040 8593 28427

X= 523 2000 8550 28427

Dist
LHS (m)
8-8 28.5 35.5 282.212 28-28 99.5 35.5 282.212
9-9 32.5 31.5 290.867 27-27 95.5 31.5 290.867
10-10 36.5 27.5 296.326 26-26 91.5 27.5 296.326
11-11 40.5 23.5 291.195 25-25 87.5 23.5 291.195
12-12 44.5 19.5 286.063 24-24 83.5 19.5 286.063
13-13 48.5 15.5 280.932 23-23 79.5 15.5 280.932
14-14 52.5 11.5 275.800 22-22 75.5 11.5 275.800
15-15 55.5 8.5 271.952 21-21 72.5 8.5 271.952
16-16 58.5 5.5 268.103 20-20 69.5 5.5 268.103
17-17 61.5 2.5 264.254 19-19 66.5 2.5 264.254
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.69 t
302.24 t
294.777 t 256.28 t
293.24 t
274.41 t 275.08 t 1160
L= 536 2040 10603 30427

X= 523 2000 10550 30427

Dist
LHS (m)
7-7 24.5 39.5 314.874 29-29 103.5 39.5 314.874
8-8 28.5 35.5 306.014 28-28 99.5 35.5 306.014
9-9 32.5 31.5 297.154 27-27 95.5 31.5 297.154
10-10 36.5 27.5 288.294 26-26 91.5 27.5 288.294
11-11 40.5 23.5 286.012 25-25 87.5 23.5 286.012
12-12 44.5 19.5 280.951 24-24 83.5 19.5 280.951
13-13 48.5 15.5 275.889 23-23 79.5 15.5 275.889
14-14 52.5 11.5 270.828 22-22 75.5 11.5 270.828
15-15 55.5 8.5 267.032 21-21 72.5 8.5 267.032
16-16 58.5 5.5 263.236 20-20 69.5 5.5 263.236
17-17 61.5 2.5 259.440 19-19 66.5 2.5 259.440
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.69 t
302.24 t
294.777 t 251.60 t
293.24 t
274.41 t 275.08 t 1160
L= 536 2040 10603 34427

X= 523 2000 10550 34427

Dist
LHS (m)
6-6 20.5 43.5 314.874 30-30 107.5 43.5 314.874
7-7 24.5 39.5 306.014 29-29 103.5 39.5 306.014
8-8 28.5 35.5 297.154 28-28 99.5 35.5 297.154
9-9 32.5 31.5 291.107 27-27 95.5 31.5 291.107
10-10 36.5 27.5 286.090 26-26 91.5 27.5 286.090
11-11 40.5 23.5 281.074 25-25 87.5 23.5 281.074
12-12 44.5 19.5 276.058 24-24 83.5 19.5 276.058
13-13 48.5 15.5 271.042 23-23 79.5 15.5 271.042
14-14 52.5 11.5 266.025 22-22 75.5 11.5 266.025
15-15 55.5 8.5 262.263 21-21 72.5 8.5 262.263
16-16 58.5 5.5 258.501 20-20 69.5 5.5 258.501
17-17 61.5 2.5 254.739 19-19 66.5 2.5 254.739
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.77 t
299.46 t
292.064 t 247.01 t
290.62 t
271.95 t 272.62 t 1110
L= 536 2040 12613 36427

X= 523 2000 12550 36427

Dist
LHS (m)
5-5 16.5 47.5 314.886 31-31 111.5 47.5 314.886
6-6 20.5 43.5 306.642 30-30 107.5 43.5 306.642
7-7 24.5 39.5 298.398 29-29 103.5 39.5 298.398
8-8 28.5 35.5 290.154 28-28 99.5 35.5 290.154
9-9 32.5 31.5 285.970 27-27 95.5 31.5 285.970
10-10 36.5 27.5 281.022 26-26 91.5 27.5 281.022
11-11 40.5 23.5 276.074 25-25 87.5 23.5 276.074
12-12 44.5 19.5 271.126 24-24 83.5 19.5 271.126
13-13 48.5 15.5 266.178 23-23 79.5 15.5 266.178
14-14 52.5 11.5 261.230 22-22 75.5 11.5 261.230
15-15 55.5 8.5 257.520 21-21 72.5 8.5 257.520
16-16 58.5 5.5 253.809 20-20 69.5 5.5 253.809
17-17 61.5 2.5 250.098 19-19 66.5 2.5 250.098
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346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.76 t
299.46 t
292.064 t 242.50 t
290.61 t
271.94 t 272.61 t 1117
L= 536 2040 12613 40427

X= 523 2000 12550 40427

Dist
LHS (m)
4-4 12.5 51.5 314.890 32-32 115.5 51.5 314.890
5-5 16.5 47.5 306.645 31-31 111.5 47.5 306.645
6-6 20.5 43.5 298.399 30-30 107.5 43.5 298.399
7-7 24.5 39.5 290.928 29-29 103.5 39.5 290.928
8-8 28.5 35.5 286.024 28-28 99.5 35.5 286.024
9-9 32.5 31.5 281.120 27-27 95.5 31.5 281.120
10-10 36.5 27.5 276.216 26-26 91.5 27.5 276.216
11-11 40.5 23.5 271.312 25-25 87.5 23.5 271.312
12-12 44.5 19.5 266.408 24-24 83.5 19.5 266.408
13-13 48.5 15.5 261.505 23-23 79.5 15.5 261.505
14-14 52.5 11.5 256.601 22-22 75.5 11.5 256.601
15-15 55.5 8.5 252.923 21-21 72.5 8.5 252.923
16-16 58.5 5.5 249.245 20-20 69.5 5.5 249.245
17-17 61.5 2.5 245.567 19-19 66.5 2.5 245.567
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For cable 342a-L: Anchorage section LHS = 2-2 Anchorage section RHS = 34-34

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.84 t
296.70 t
289.376 t 238.07 t
288.00 t
269.50 t 270.16 t 1070
L= 536 2040 14623 42427

X= 523 2000 14550 42427

Dist
from Force (T)
LHS of Pier (m)
LHS (m)
3-3 8.5 55.5 314.899
4-4 12.5 51.5 307.090
5-5 16.5 47.5 299.280
6-6 20.5 43.5 291.471
7-7 24.5 39.5 285.837
8-8 28.5 35.5 281.000
9-9 32.5 31.5 276.162
10-10 36.5 27.5 271.325
11-11 40.5 23.5 266.488
12-12 44.5 19.5 261.651
13-13 48.5 15.5 256.814
14-14 52.5 11.5 251.977
15-15 55.5 8.5 248.349
16-16 58.5 5.5 244.721
17-17 61.5 2.5 241.093
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For cable 342a-R: Anchorage section LHS = 2-2 Anchorage section RHS = 34-34

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.76 t
300.22 t
292.808 t 238.08 t
291.34 t
272.63 t 273.30 t 1120
L= 536 2040 12060 44977

X= 523 2000 12000 44977

Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m) of Pier (m)
33-33 119.5 55.5 314.881
32-32 115.5 51.5 306.491
31-31 111.5 47.5 298.100
30-30 107.5 43.5 289.710
29-29 103.5 39.5 286.144
28-28 99.5 35.5 281.277
27-27 95.5 31.5 276.410
26-26 91.5 27.5 271.543
25-25 87.5 23.5 266.677
24-24 83.5 19.5 261.810
23-23 79.5 15.5 256.943
22-22 75.5 11.5 252.076
21-21 72.5 8.5 248.426
20-20 69.5 5.5 244.776
19-19 66.5 2.5 241.126
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For cable 342b-L: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 34-34

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.83 t
296.70 t
289.376 t 233.89 t
287.99 t
269.49 t 270.16 t 1075
L= 536 2040 14623 46282

X= 523 2000 14550 46282

Dist
from Force (T)
LHS of Pier (m)
LHS (m)
2-2 4.5 59.5 315.185
3-3 8.5 55.5 307.375
4-4 12.5 51.5 299.565
5-5 16.5 47.5 291.755
6-6 20.5 43.5 286.041
7-7 24.5 39.5 281.245
8-8 28.5 35.5 276.449
9-9 32.5 31.5 271.653
10-10 36.5 27.5 266.857
11-11 40.5 23.5 262.061
12-12 44.5 19.5 257.265
13-13 48.5 15.5 252.469
14-14 52.5 11.5 247.674
15-15 55.5 8.5 244.077
16-16 58.5 5.5 240.480
17-17 61.5 2.5 236.883
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For cable 342b-R: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 34-34

346.86 t
328.45 t
325.4 t
317.35 t 315.74 t
300.22 t
292.808 t 238.08 t
291.33 t
272.61 t 273.29 t 1130
L= 536 2040 12060 44977

X= 523 2000 12000 44977

Force (T)
No RHS LHS (m) of Pier (m)
33-33 119.5 55.5 314.887
32-32 115.5 51.5 306.495
31-31 111.5 47.5 298.102
30-30 107.5 43.5 291.011
29-29 103.5 39.5 286.144
28-28 99.5 35.5 281.277
27-27 95.5 31.5 276.410
26-26 91.5 27.5 271.543
25-25 87.5 23.5 266.677
24-24 83.5 19.5 261.810
23-23 79.5 15.5 256.943
22-22 75.5 11.5 252.076
21-21 72.5 8.5 248.426
20-20 69.5 5.5 248.426
19-19 66.5 2.5 241.126
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CALCULATION OF TOP PRESTRESS AT DIFFERENT SECTION: CENTRAL WEB OVER P7
AT SECTION : 33-33
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.222 314.887 384.828 33.451 16.926
15 th 342a-R 125 1.22 314.881 384.821 33.45 16.926
Total 629.768 769.648 66.901 33.852
AT SECTION : 32-32
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.253 306.495 383.895 32.767 15.852
15 th 342a-R 125 1.25 306.491 383.890 32.767 15.852
14 th 332 125 1.25 314.890 394.410 33.665 16.286
Total 927.876 1162.196 99.199 47.990
AT SECTION : 31-31
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.303 298.102 388.520 32.23 14.393
15 th 342a-R 125 1.30 298.100 388.518 32.23 14.393
14 th 332 125 1.30 306.645 399.655 33.153 14.805
13 th 322 125 1.30 314.886 410.395 34.044 15.203
Total 1217.733 1587.088 131.657 58.794
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AT SECTION : 30-30
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.375 291.011 400.016 31.998 12.621
15 th 342a-R 125 1.37 289.710 398.227 31.855 12.564
14 th 332 125 1.37 298.399 410.171 32.81 12.941
13 th 322 125 1.37 306.642 421.501 33.717 13.299
12 th 312 125 1.37 314.874 432.817 34.622 13.656
Total 1500.636 2062.732 165.002 65.081
AT SECTION : 29-29
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.466 286.144 419.619 32.202 10.566
15 th 342a-R 125 1.47 286.144 419.619 32.202 10.566
14 th 332 125 1.47 290.928 426.634 32.741 10.742
13 th 322 125 1.47 298.398 437.589 33.581 11.018
12 th 312 125 1.47 306.014 448.757 34.438 11.3
11 th 302 125 1.47 314.874 461.750 35.435 11.627
Total 1782.502 2613.969 200.599 65.819
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AT SECTION : 28-28
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.579 281.277 444.182 32.615 8.141
15 th 342a-R 125 1.58 281.277 444.182 32.615 8.141
14 th 332 125 1.58 286.024 451.678 33.165 8.278
13 th 322 125 1.58 290.154 458.200 33.644 8.398
12 th 312 125 1.58 297.154 469.254 34.456 8.6
11 th 302 125 1.58 306.014 483.245 35.483 8.857
10 th 292 125 1.58 282.212 445.658 32.723 8.168
Total 2024.112 3196.398 234.701 58.583
AT SECTION : 27-27
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.713 276.410 473.455 33.223 5.4
15 th 342a-R 125 1.71 276.410 473.455 33.223 5.4
14 th 332 125 1.71 281.120 481.522 33.789 5.492
13 th 322 125 1.71 285.970 489.830 34.372 5.587
12 th 312 125 1.71 291.107 498.629 34.989 5.687
11 th 302 125 1.71 297.154 508.986 35.716 5.806
10 th 292 125 1.71 290.867 498.218 34.96 5.683
9 th 282 125 1.71 282.212 483.393 33.92 5.514
Total 2281.250 3907.486 274.192 44.569
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AT SECTION : 26-26
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 1.868 271.543 507.187 33.967 2.453
15 th 342a-R 125 1.87 271.543 507.187 33.967 2.453
14 th 332 125 1.87 276.216 515.915 34.551 2.495
13 th 322 125 1.87 281.022 524.892 35.152 2.539
12 th 312 125 1.87 286.090 534.358 35.786 2.584
11 th 302 125 1.87 288.294 538.475 36.062 2.604
10 th 292 125 1.87 296.326 553.477 37.067 2.677
9 th 282 125 1.87 290.867 543.281 36.384 2.628
8 th 272a 125 1.87 287.888 537.716 36.011 2.601
8 th 272b 125 1.87 287.888 537.716 36.011 2.601
Total 2837.677 5300.205 354.958 25.635
AT SECTION : 25-25
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 2.044 266.677 545.127 34.728 -0.523
15 th 342a-R 125 2.04 266.677 545.127 34.728 -0.523
14 th 332 125 2.04 271.312 554.602 35.332 -0.532
13 th 322 125 2.04 276.074 564.336 35.952 -0.541
12 th 312 125 2.04 281.074 574.557 36.603 -0.551
11 th 302 125 2.04 286.012 584.651 37.246 -0.561
10 th 292 125 2.04 291.195 595.245 37.921 -0.571
9 th 282 125 2.04 296.315 605.711 38.588 -0.581
8 th 272a 125 2.04 302.464 618.281 39.389 -0.593
8 th 272b 125 2.04 302.464 618.281 39.389 -0.593
7 th 262b 125 2.04 279.776 571.903 36.434 -0.549
7 th 262a 125 2.04 279.776 571.903 36.434 -0.549
Total 3399.816 6949.723 442.744 -6.667
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AT SECTION : 24-24
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 2.242 261.810 587.009 35.333 -3.29
15 th 342a-R 125 2.24 261.810 587.009 35.333 -3.29
14 th 332 125 2.24 266.408 597.318 35.953 -3.348
13 th 322 125 2.24 271.126 607.896 36.59 -3.407
12 th 312 125 2.24 276.058 618.955 37.255 -3.469
11 th 302 125 2.24 280.951 629.925 37.916 -3.531
10 th 292 125 2.24 286.063 641.387 38.606 -3.595
9 th 282 125 2.24 291.137 652.763 39.29 -3.659
8 th 272a 125 2.24 303.860 681.290 41.007 -3.819
8 th 272b 125 2.24 303.860 681.290 41.007 -3.819
7 th 262b 125 2.24 290.888 652.205 39.257 -3.656
7 th 262a 125 2.24 290.888 652.205 39.257 -3.656
6 th 252b 125 2.24 294.755 660.875 39.779 -3.704
6 th 252a 125 2.24 294.755 660.875 39.779 -3.704
Total 3974.369 8911.003 536.362 -49.947
AT SECTION : 23-23
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 2.462 256.943 632.567 35.586 -5.596
15 th 342a-R 125 2.462 256.943 632.567 35.586 -5.596
14 th 332 125 2.462 261.505 643.798 36.218 -5.695
13 th 322 125 2.462 266.178 655.302 36.865 -5.797
12 th 312 125 2.462 271.042 667.277 37.538 -5.903
11 th 302 125 2.462 275.889 679.210 38.21 -6.009
10 th 292 125 2.462 280.932 691.625 38.908 -6.119
9 th 282 125 2.462 285.960 704.003 39.605 -6.228
8 th 272a 125 2.462 298.473 734.809 41.338 -6.501
8 th 272b 125 2.462 298.473 734.809 41.338 -6.501
7 th 262b 125 2.462 296.350 729.583 41.043 -6.454
7 th 262a 125 2.462 296.350 729.583 41.043 -6.454
6 th 252b 125 2.462 300.286 739.273 41.589 -6.54
6 th 252a 125 2.462 300.286 739.273 41.589 -6.54
5 th 242b 325 2.262 279.763 632.794 37.088 -4.109
5 th 242a 325 2.262 279.763 632.794 37.088 -4.109
Total 4505.136 10979.266 620.632 -94.151
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AT SECTION : 22-22
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 2.704 252.076 681.524 35.332 -7.244
15 th 342a-R 125 2.704 252.076 681.524 35.332 -7.244
14 th 332 125 2.704 256.601 693.758 35.966 -7.374
13 th 322 125 2.704 261.230 706.273 36.615 -7.507
12 th 312 125 2.704 266.025 719.237 37.287 -7.645
11 th 302 125 2.704 270.828 732.223 37.96 -7.783
10 th 292 125 2.704 275.800 745.665 38.657 -7.926
9 th 282 125 2.704 280.782 759.135 39.355 -8.069
8 th 272a 125 2.704 293.085 792.398 41.079 -8.422
8 th 272b 125 2.704 293.085 792.398 41.079 -8.422
7 th 262b 125 2.704 291.073 786.958 40.797 -8.364
7 th 262a 125 2.704 291.073 786.958 40.797 -8.364
6 th 252b 125 2.704 305.817 826.821 42.864 -8.788
6 th 252a 125 2.704 305.817 826.821 42.864 -8.788
5 th 242b 325 2.504 290.888 728.280 39.111 -6.385
5 th 242a 325 2.504 290.888 728.280 39.111 -6.385
4 th 232b 325 2.504 295.248 739.196 39.697 -6.481
4 th 232a 325 2.504 305.561 765.016 41.084 -6.707
Total 5077.953 13492.467 704.987 -137.898
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AT SECTION : 21-21
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 2.899 248.426 720.303 34.766 -7.996
15 th 342a-R 125 2.899 248.426 720.303 34.766 -7.996
14 th 332 125 2.899 256.601 744.006 35.91 -8.259
13 th 322 125 2.899 261.230 757.428 36.558 -8.408
12 th 312 125 2.899 266.025 771.331 37.229 -8.562
11 th 302 125 2.899 270.828 785.257 37.901 -8.717
10 th 292 125 2.899 275.800 799.673 38.597 -8.877
9 th 282 125 2.899 280.782 814.118 39.294 -9.037
8 th 272a 125 2.899 293.085 849.790 41.016 -9.433
8 th 272b 125 2.899 293.085 849.790 41.016 -9.433
7 th 262b 125 2.899 291.073 843.957 40.734 -9.369
7 th 262a 125 2.899 291.073 843.957 40.734 -9.369
6 th 252b 125 2.899 305.817 886.706 42.797 -9.843
6 th 252a 125 2.899 305.817 886.706 42.797 -9.843
5 th 242b 325 2.699 290.888 785.243 39.126 -7.491
5 th 242a 325 2.699 290.888 785.243 39.126 -7.491
4 th 232b 325 2.699 295.248 797.012 39.712 -7.603
4 th 232a 325 2.699 305.561 824.852 41.1 -7.869
3 rd 222 325 2.699 296.222 799.642 39.843 -7.628
Total 5366.875 15265.318 743.022 -163.224
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AT SECTION : 20-20
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 3.108 248.426 772.055 34.397 -8.474
15 th 342a-R 125 3.108 244.776 760.712 33.891 -8.349
14 th 332 125 3.108 252.923 786.031 35.019 -8.627
13 th 322 125 3.108 257.520 800.317 35.656 -8.784
12 th 312 125 3.108 262.263 815.058 36.313 -8.946
11 th 302 125 3.108 267.032 829.879 36.973 -9.108
10 th 292 125 3.108 271.952 845.169 37.654 -9.276
9 th 282 125 3.108 276.898 860.540 38.339 -9.445
8 th 272a 125 3.108 289.045 898.290 40.021 -9.859
8 th 272b 125 3.108 289.045 898.290 40.021 -9.859
7 th 262b 125 3.108 287.116 892.295 39.754 -9.793
7 th 262a 125 3.108 287.116 892.295 39.754 -9.793
6 th 252b 125 3.108 307.257 954.889 42.542 -10.48
6 th 252a 125 3.108 307.257 954.889 42.542 -10.48
5 th 242b 325 2.908 297.665 865.546 39.696 -8.366
5 th 242a 325 2.908 297.665 865.546 39.696 -8.366
4 th 232b 325 2.908 298.348 867.532 39.787 -8.385
4 th 232a 325 2.908 298.348 867.532 39.787 -8.385
3 rd 222 325 2.908 296.677 862.674 39.564 -8.338
2 nd 212 660 2.573 302.672 778.711 37.778 -5.462
Total 5640.001 17068.252 769.184 -178.575
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AT SECTION : 19-19
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-R 125 3.329 241.126 802.625 32.752 -8.357
15 th 342a-R 125 3.329 241.126 802.625 32.752 -8.357
14 th 332 125 3.329 249.245 829.650 33.855 -8.638
13 th 322 125 3.329 253.809 844.842 34.475 -8.796
12 th 312 125 3.329 258.501 860.460 35.112 -8.959
11 th 302 125 3.329 263.236 876.221 35.755 -9.123
10 th 292 125 3.329 268.103 892.422 36.416 -9.292
9 th 282 125 3.329 273.015 908.772 37.084 -9.462
8 th 272a 125 3.329 285.004 948.679 38.712 -9.877
8 th 272b 125 3.329 285.004 948.679 38.712 -9.877
7 th 262b 125 3.329 283.159 942.538 38.462 -9.813
7 th 262a 125 3.329 283.159 942.538 38.462 -9.813
6 th 252b 125 3.329 303.090 1008.881 41.169 -10.504
6 th 252a 125 3.329 303.090 1008.881 41.169 -10.504
5 th 242b 325 3.129 293.635 918.682 38.499 -8.554
5 th 242a 325 3.129 293.635 918.682 38.499 -8.554
4 th 232b 325 3.129 302.468 946.317 39.658 -8.811
4 th 232a 325 3.129 302.468 946.317 39.658 -8.811
3 rd 222 325 3.129 300.790 941.067 39.438 -8.762
2 nd 212 660 2.794 306.877 857.308 37.811 -6.099
1 st 202 995 2.459 275.502 677.364 31.768 -2.925
Total 5866.042 18823.547 780.218 -183.888
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AT SECTION : 17-17
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 3.329 236.883 788.501 32.176 -8.21
15 th 342a-L 125 3.329 241.093 802.515 32.748 -8.356
14 th 332 125 3.329 249.245 829.650 33.855 -8.638
13 th 322 125 3.329 253.809 844.842 34.475 -8.796
12 th 312 125 3.329 258.501 860.460 35.112 -8.959
11 th 302 125 3.329 263.236 876.221 35.755 -9.123
10 th 292 125 3.329 268.103 892.422 36.416 -9.292
9 th 282 125 3.329 273.015 908.772 37.084 -9.462
8 th 272a 125 3.329 285.004 948.679 38.712 -9.877
8 th 272b 125 3.329 285.004 948.679 38.712 -9.877
7 th 262b 125 3.329 283.159 942.538 38.462 -9.813
7 th 262a 125 3.329 283.159 942.538 38.462 -9.813
6 th 252b 125 3.329 303.090 1008.881 41.169 -10.504
6 th 252a 125 3.329 303.090 1008.881 41.169 -10.504
5 th 242b 325 3.129 293.635 918.682 38.499 -8.554
5 th 242a 325 3.129 293.635 918.682 38.499 -8.554
4 th 232b 325 3.129 302.468 946.317 39.658 -8.811
4 th 232a 325 3.129 302.468 946.317 39.658 -8.811
3 rd 222 325 3.129 300.790 941.067 39.438 -8.762
2 nd 212 660 2.794 306.877 857.308 37.811 -6.099
1 st 202 995 2.459 275.502 677.364 31.768 -2.925
Total 5861.766 18809.314 779.638 -183.740
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AT SECTION : 16-16
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 3.108 240.480 747.361 33.297 -8.203
15 th 342a-L 125 3.108 244.721 760.541 33.884 -8.347
14 th 332 125 3.108 252.923 786.031 35.019 -8.627
13 th 322 125 3.108 257.520 800.317 35.656 -8.784
12 th 312 125 3.108 262.263 815.058 36.313 -8.946
11 th 302 125 3.108 267.032 829.879 36.973 -9.108
10 th 292 125 3.108 271.952 845.169 37.654 -9.276
9 th 282 125 3.108 276.898 860.540 38.339 -9.445
8 th 272a 125 3.108 289.045 898.290 40.021 -9.859
8 th 272b 125 3.108 289.045 898.290 40.021 -9.859
7 th 262b 125 3.108 287.116 892.295 39.754 -9.793
7 th 262a 125 3.108 287.116 892.295 39.754 -9.793
6 th 252b 125 3.108 307.257 954.889 42.542 -10.48
6 th 252a 125 3.108 307.257 954.889 42.542 -10.48
5 th 242b 325 2.908 297.665 865.546 39.696 -8.366
5 th 242a 325 2.908 297.665 865.546 39.696 -8.366
4 th 232b 325 2.908 298.348 867.532 39.787 -8.385
4 th 232a 325 2.908 298.348 867.532 39.787 -8.385
3 rd 222 325 2.908 296.677 862.674 39.564 -8.338
2 nd 212 660 2.573 302.672 778.711 37.778 -5.462
Total 5632.000 17043.387 768.077 -178.302
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AT SECTION : 15-15
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 2.899 244.077 707.693 34.157 -7.856
15 th 342a-L 125 2.899 248.349 720.080 34.755 -7.993
14 th 332 125 2.899 256.601 744.006 35.91 -8.259
13 th 322 125 2.899 261.230 757.428 36.558 -8.408
12 th 312 125 2.899 266.025 771.331 37.229 -8.562
11 th 302 125 2.899 270.828 785.257 37.901 -8.717
10 th 292 125 2.899 275.800 799.673 38.597 -8.877
9 th 282 125 2.899 280.782 814.118 39.294 -9.037
8 th 272a 125 2.899 293.085 849.790 41.016 -9.433
8 th 272b 125 2.899 293.085 849.790 41.016 -9.433
7 th 262b 125 2.899 291.073 843.957 40.734 -9.369
7 th 262a 125 2.899 291.073 843.957 40.734 -9.369
6 th 252b 125 2.899 305.817 886.706 42.797 -9.843
6 th 252a 125 2.899 305.817 886.706 42.797 -9.843
5 th 242b 325 2.699 290.888 785.243 39.126 -7.491
5 th 242a 325 2.699 290.888 785.243 39.126 -7.491
4 th 232b 325 2.699 295.248 797.012 39.712 -7.603
4 th 232a 325 2.699 305.561 824.852 41.1 -7.869
3 rd 222 325 2.699 296.222 799.642 39.843 -7.628
Total 5362.449 15252.485 742.402 -163.081
AT SECTION : 14-14
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 2.704 247.674 669.623 34.715 -7.117
15 th 342a-L 125 2.704 251.977 681.256 35.318 -7.241
14 th 332 125 2.704 256.601 693.758 35.966 -7.374
13 th 322 125 2.704 261.230 706.273 36.615 -7.507
12 th 312 125 2.704 266.025 719.237 37.287 -7.645
11 th 302 125 2.704 270.828 732.223 37.96 -7.783
10 th 292 125 2.704 275.800 745.665 38.657 -7.926
9 th 282 125 2.704 280.782 759.135 39.355 -8.069
8 th 272a 125 2.704 293.085 792.398 41.079 -8.422
8 th 272b 125 2.704 293.085 792.398 41.079 -8.422
7 th 262b 125 2.704 291.073 786.958 40.797 -8.364
7 th 262a 125 2.704 291.073 786.958 40.797 -8.364
6 th 252b 125 2.704 305.817 826.821 42.864 -8.788
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6 th 252a 125 2.704 305.817 826.821 42.864 -8.788

5 th 242b 325 2.504 290.888 728.280 39.111 -6.385
5 th 242a 325 2.504 290.888 728.280 39.111 -6.385
4 th 232b 325 2.504 295.248 739.196 39.697 -6.481
4 th 232a 325 2.504 305.561 765.016 41.084 -6.707
Total 5073.452 13480.298 704.356 -137.768
AT SECTION : 13-13
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 2.462 252.469 621.552 34.966 -5.499
15 th 342a-L 125 2.462 256.814 632.249 35.568 -5.593
14 th 332 125 2.462 261.505 643.798 36.218 -5.695
13 th 322 125 2.462 266.178 655.302 36.865 -5.797
12 th 312 125 2.462 271.042 667.277 37.538 -5.903
11 th 302 125 2.462 275.889 679.210 38.21 -6.009
10 th 292 125 2.462 280.932 691.625 38.908 -6.119
9 th 282 125 2.462 285.960 704.003 39.605 -6.228
8 th 272a 125 2.462 298.473 734.809 41.338 -6.501
8 th 272b 125 2.462 298.473 734.809 41.338 -6.501
7 th 262b 125 2.462 296.350 729.583 41.043 -6.454
7 th 262a 125 2.462 296.350 729.583 41.043 -6.454
6 th 252b 125 2.462 300.286 739.273 41.589 -6.54
6 th 252a 125 2.462 300.286 739.273 41.589 -6.54
5 th 242b 325 2.262 279.763 632.794 37.088 -4.109
5 th 242a 325 2.262 279.763 632.794 37.088 -4.109
Total 4500.533 10967.934 619.994 -94.051
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AT SECTION : 12-12
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 2.242 257.265 576.818 34.719 -3.233
15 th 342a-L 125 2.242 261.651 586.652 35.311 -3.288
14 th 332 125 2.242 266.408 597.318 35.953 -3.348
13 th 322 125 2.242 271.126 607.896 36.59 -3.407
12 th 312 125 2.242 276.058 618.955 37.255 -3.469
11 th 302 125 2.242 280.951 629.925 37.916 -3.531
10 th 292 125 2.242 286.063 641.387 38.606 -3.595
9 th 282 125 2.242 291.137 652.763 39.29 -3.659
8 th 272a 125 2.242 303.860 681.290 41.007 -3.819
8 th 272b 125 2.242 303.860 681.290 41.007 -3.819
7 th 262b 125 2.242 290.888 652.205 39.257 -3.656
7 th 262a 125 2.242 290.888 652.205 39.257 -3.656
6 th 252b 125 2.242 294.755 660.875 39.779 -3.704
6 th 252a 125 2.242 294.755 660.875 39.779 -3.704
Total 3969.665 8900.456 535.726 -49.888
AT SECTION : 11-11
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 2.044 262.061 535.691 34.127 -0.514
15 th 342a-L 125 2.044 266.488 544.741 34.704 -0.523
14 th 332 125 2.044 271.312 554.602 35.332 -0.532
13 th 322 125 2.044 276.074 564.336 35.952 -0.541
12 th 312 125 2.044 281.074 574.557 36.603 -0.551
11 th 302 125 2.044 286.012 584.651 37.246 -0.561
10 th 292 125 2.044 291.195 595.245 37.921 -0.571
9 th 282 125 2.044 296.315 605.711 38.588 -0.581
8 th 272a 125 2.044 302.464 618.281 39.389 -0.593
8 th 272b 125 2.044 302.464 618.281 39.389 -0.593
7 th 262b 125 2.044 279.776 571.903 36.434 -0.549
7 th 262a 125 2.044 279.776 571.903 36.434 -0.549
Total 3395.011 6939.901 442.119 -6.658
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AT SECTION : 10-10
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.868 266.857 498.435 33.381 2.411
15 th 342a-L 125 1.868 271.325 506.780 33.939 2.451
14 th 332 125 1.868 276.216 515.915 34.551 2.495
13 th 322 125 1.868 281.022 524.892 35.152 2.539
12 th 312 125 1.868 286.090 534.358 35.786 2.584
11 th 302 125 1.868 288.294 538.475 36.062 2.604
10 th 292 125 1.868 296.326 553.477 37.067 2.677
9 th 282 125 1.868 290.867 543.281 36.384 2.628
8 th 272a 125 1.868 287.888 537.716 36.011 2.601
8 th 272b 125 1.868 287.888 537.716 36.011 2.601
Total 2832.773 5291.046 354.344 25.591
AT SECTION : 9-9
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.713 271.653 465.306 32.651 5.307
15 th 342a-L 125 1.713 276.162 473.030 33.193 5.395
14 th 332 125 1.713 281.120 481.522 33.789 5.492
13 th 322 125 1.713 285.970 489.830 34.372 5.587
12 th 312 125 1.713 291.107 498.629 34.989 5.687
11 th 302 125 1.713 297.154 508.986 35.716 5.806
10 th 292 125 1.713 290.867 498.218 34.96 5.683
9 th 282 125 1.713 282.212 483.393 33.92 5.514
Total 2276.245 3898.913 273.590 44.471
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AT SECTION : 8-8
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.579 276.449 436.557 32.055 8.001
15 th 342a-L 125 1.579 281.000 443.744 32.583 8.133
14 th 332 125 1.579 286.024 451.678 33.165 8.278
13 th 322 125 1.579 290.154 458.200 33.644 8.398
12 th 312 125 1.579 297.154 469.254 34.456 8.6
11 th 302 125 1.579 306.014 483.245 35.483 8.857
10 th 292 125 1.579 282.212 445.658 32.723 8.168
Total 2019.007 3188.336 234.109 58.435
AT SECTION : 7-7
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.466 281.245 412.435 31.651 10.385
15 th 342a-L 125 1.466 285.837 419.169 32.168 10.555
14 th 332 125 1.466 290.928 426.634 32.741 10.742
13 th 322 125 1.466 298.398 437.589 33.581 11.018
12 th 312 125 1.466 306.014 448.757 34.438 11.3
11 th 302 125 1.466 314.874 461.750 35.435 11.627
Total 1777.296 2606.334 200.014 65.627
AT SECTION : 6-6
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.375 286.041 393.184 31.452 12.405
15 th 342a-L 125 1.375 291.471 400.648 32.049 12.641
14 th 332 125 1.375 298.399 410.171 32.81 12.941
13 th 322 125 1.375 306.642 421.501 33.717 13.299
12 th 312 125 1.375 314.874 432.817 34.622 13.656
Total 1497.427 2058.321 164.650 64.942
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AT SECTION : 5-5
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.303 291.755 380.248 31.544 14.086
15 th 342a-L 125 1.303 299.280 390.056 32.357 14.45
14 th 332 125 1.303 306.645 399.655 33.153 14.805
13 th 322 125 1.303 314.886 410.395 34.044 15.203
Total 1212.566 1580.354 131.098 58.544
AT SECTION : 4-4
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.253 299.565 375.215 32.026 15.494
15 th 342a-L 125 1.253 307.090 384.641 32.831 15.883
14 th 332 125 1.253 314.890 394.410 33.665 16.286
Total 921.545 1154.266 98.522 47.663
AT SECTION : 3-3
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.222 307.375 375.647 32.653 16.522
15 th 342a-L 125 1.222 314.899 384.843 33.452 16.927
Total 622.274 760.490 66.105 33.449
AT SECTION : 2-2
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
n Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 342b-L 125 1.212 315.185 381.999 33.414 17.154
Total 315.185 381.999 33.414 17.154
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Stress at Stress at
Vertical top Ft bottom
Stage of Section Dist. From Eccentrici Normal Pull Pn Vertical Pull Pn Moment
Area (m2) Ytop (m) Ztop (m3) Zbottom (m3) Cable no inclinatio =Pn/A+Pn. Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress No top (mm) ty (m) (T) (T) Pn.e (T-m)
n angle θv e/Ztop Pn.e/Zbotto
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
Towards RHS from P7

1 st 20-20 16.892 3.233 39.211 33.306 202 995 2.238 0 272.3 0 609.40
31.664 -2.175
Total 272.3 0.00 609.40
2 nd 21-21 16.368 3.024 36.772 31.083 212 660 2.364 0 298.5 0 705.75
37.428 -4.470
Total 298.5 0.00 705.75
3 rd 22-22 15.874 2.829 35.036 29.474 222 660 2.169 12.5 273.2 59.122 592.39
34.115 -2.891
Total 273.2 59.12 592.39
4 th 23-23 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 232a 660 1.927 12.5 273.4 59.181 526.87
4 th 23-23 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 232b 660 1.927 12.5 273.4 59.181 526.87 67.065 -1.536
Total 546.9 118.36 1053.74
5 th 24-24 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 242a 660 1.707 12.5 255.2 55.241 435.70
5 th 24-24 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 242b 660 1.707 12.5 255.2 55.241 435.70 60.734 3.399
Total 510.5 110.48 871.40
6 th 25-25 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 252a 460 1.709 12.5 273.9 59.285 468.15
6 th 25-25 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 252b 460 1.709 12.5 273.9 59.285 468.15 65.972 5.425
Total 547.8 118.57 936.31
7 th 26-26 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 262a 460 1.533 12.5 255.2 55.241 391.21
7 th 26-26 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 262b 460 1.533 12.5 255.2 55.241 391.21 59.059 10.444
Total 510.5 110.48 782.42
8 th 27-27 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 272a 460 1.378 6.9 273.8 32.889 377.21
8 th 27-27 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 272b 460 1.378 6.9 273.8 32.889 377.21 60.961 16.627
Total 547.5 65.78 754.42
9 th 28-28 13.002 1.704 40.446 32.922 282 460 1.244 12.5 261.0 56.492 324.73
28.103 10.210
Total 261.0 56.49 324.73
10 th 29-29 12.710 1.591 43.311 35.121 292 460 1.131 12.5 261.0 56.492 295.32
27.355 12.127
Total 261.0 56.49 295.32
11 th 30-30 12.470 1.500 46.180 37.332 302 460 1.040 12.5 274.4 59.392 285.26
28.182 14.363
Total 274.4 59.39 285.26
12 th 31-31 12.284 1.428 48.791 39.347 312 460 0.968 12.5 274.4 59.392 265.71
27.784 15.585
Total 274.4 59.39 265.71
13 th 32-32 12.151 1.378 50.886 40.966 322 460 0.918 12.5 271.9 58.860 249.52
27.283 16.289
Total 271.9 58.86 249.52
14 th 33-33 12.072 1.347 52.244 42.016 332 460 0.887 12.5 271.9 58.858 241.24
27.145 16.786
Total 271.9 58.86 241.24
15 th 34-34 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 342a-R 460 0.877 12.5 272.6 59.007 239.09
27.169 16.992
Total 272.6 59.01 239.09
16th 34-34 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 342b-R 460 0.877 12.5 272.6 59.004 239.08
27.168 16.992
Total 272.6 59.00 239.08
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Towards LHS from P7

1 st 16-16 16.892 3.233 39.211 33.306 202 995 2.238 0 272.3 0 609.40
31.664 -2.175
Total 272.3 0.00 609.40
2 nd 15-15 16.368 3.024 36.772 31.083 212 660 2.364 0 298.5 0 705.75
37.428 -4.470
Total 298.5 0.00 705.75
3 rd 14-14 15.874 2.829 35.036 29.474 222 660 2.169 12.5 273.2 59.122 592.39
34.115 -2.891
Total 273.2 59.12 592.39
4 th 13-13 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 232a 660 1.927 12.5 273.4 59.181 526.87
4 th 13-13 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 232b 660 1.927 12.5 273.4 59.181 526.87 67.065 -1.536
Total 546.9 118.36 1053.74
5 th 12-12 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 242a 660 1.707 12.5 255.2 55.241 435.70
5 th 12-12 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 242b 660 1.707 12.5 255.2 55.241 435.70 60.734 3.399
Total 510.5 110.48 871.40
6 th 11-11 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 252a 460 1.709 12.5 273.9 59.285 468.15
6 th 11-11 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 252b 460 1.709 12.5 273.9 59.285 468.15 65.972 5.425
Total 547.8 118.57 936.31
7 th 10-10 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 262a 460 1.533 12.5 255.2 55.241 391.21
7 th 10-10 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 262b 460 1.533 12.5 255.2 55.241 391.21 59.059 10.444
Total 510.5 110.48 782.42
8 th 9-9 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 272a 460 1.378 6.9 273.8 32.889 377.21
8 th 9-9 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 272b 460 1.378 6.9 273.8 32.889 377.21 60.961 16.627
Total 547.5 65.78 754.42
9 th 8-8 13.002 1.704 40.446 32.922 282 460 1.244 12.5 261.0 56.492 324.73
28.103 10.210
Total 261.0 56.49 324.73
10 th 7-7 12.710 1.591 43.311 35.121 292 460 1.131 12.5 261.0 56.492 295.32
27.355 12.127
Total 261.0 56.49 295.32
11 th 6-6 12.470 1.500 46.180 37.332 302 460 1.040 12.5 274.4 59.392 285.26
28.182 14.363
Total 274.4 59.39 285.26
12 th 5-5 12.284 1.428 48.791 39.347 312 460 0.968 12.5 274.4 59.392 265.71
27.784 15.585
Total 274.4 59.39 265.71
13 th 4-4 12.151 1.378 50.886 40.966 322 460 0.918 12.5 271.9 58.860 249.52
27.283 16.289
Total 271.9 58.86 249.52
14 th 3-3 12.072 1.347 52.244 42.016 332 460 0.887 12.5 272.6 59.007 241.85
27.213 16.828
Total 272.6 59.01 241.85
15 th 2-2 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 342a-L 460 0.877 12.5 269.5 58.330 236.35
26.858 16.798
Total 269.5 58.33 236.35
16th 1-1 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 342b-L 460 0.877 12.5 269.5 58.329 236.34
26.857 16.797
Total 269.5 58.33 236.34
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13. CALCULATION FOR TOP CABLE PRESTRESSES : SUMMARY OF PRESTRESS FOR CABLE OVER P7
AT SECTION : 33-33
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Stages of Dist. From Eccentricity Normal Moment top Ft
Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress top (mm) (m) Pull Pn (T) Pn.e (T-m) =Pn/A+Pn.e
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.22 920.9 1125.4 97.8 49.5
15 th 125 1.22 944.7 1154.5 100.4 50.8
Total 1865.6 2279.9 198.2 100.3
AT SECTION : 32-32
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.25 896.7 1123.1 95.9 46.4
15 th 125 1.25 921.6 1154.3 98.5 47.7
14 th 125 1.25 944.7 1183.2 101.0 48.9
Total 2763.0 3460.7 295.4 142.9
AT SECTION :31-31
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.30 872.5 1137.1 94.3 42.1
15 th 125 1.30 898.5 1171.0 97.1 43.4
14 th 125 1.30 919.6 1198.6 99.4 44.4
13 th 125 1.30 944.7 1231.2 102.1 45.6
Total 3635.3 4738.0 393.0 175.5
AT SECTION :30-30
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.37 849.8 1168.1 93.4 36.9
15 th 125 1.37 875.4 1203.3 96.3 38.0
14 th 125 1.37 894.6 1229.7 98.4 38.8
13 th 125 1.37 921.2 1266.2 101.3 40.0
12 th 125 1.37 944.6 1298.4 103.9 41.0
Total 4485.6 6165.7 493.2 194.5
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AT SECTION :29-29
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.47 835.6 1225.4 94.0 30.9
15 th 125 1.47 857.1 1256.9 96.5 31.6
14 th 125 1.47 872.9 1280.1 98.2 32.2
13 th 125 1.47 897.6 1316.3 101.0 33.1
12 th 125 1.47 917.6 1345.6 103.3 33.9
11 th 125 1.47 944.7 1385.3 106.3 34.9
Total 5325.5 7809.7 599.3 196.6
AT SECTION :28-28
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.58 821.4 1297.1 95.2 23.8
15 th 125 1.58 842.6 1330.7 97.7 24.4
14 th 125 1.58 858.2 1355.2 99.5 24.8
13 th 125 1.58 874.1 1380.3 101.4 25.3
12 th 125 1.58 890.6 1406.4 103.3 25.8
11 th 125 1.58 919.8 1452.5 106.6 26.6
10 th 125 1.58 846.8 1337.3 98.2 24.5
Total 6053.5 9559.5 701.9 175.2
AT SECTION :27-27
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.71 807.2 1382.7 97.0 15.8
15 th 125 1.71 828.2 1418.5 99.5 16.2
14 th 125 1.71 843.5 1444.8 101.4 16.5
13 th 125 1.71 857.3 1468.5 103.0 16.7
12 th 125 1.71 873.4 1496.1 105.0 17.1
11 th 125 1.71 894.9 1532.8 107.6 17.5
10 th 125 1.71 873.2 1495.7 105.0 17.1
9 th 125 1.71 846.8 1450.5 101.8 16.5
Total 6824.5 11689.5 820.3 133.3
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AT SECTION :26-26
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.87 793.0 1481.2 99.2 7.2
15 th 125 1.87 813.7 1519.8 101.8 7.4
14 th 125 1.87 828.7 1547.9 103.7 7.5
13 th 125 1.87 842.6 1573.7 105.4 7.6
12 th 125 1.87 858.4 1603.3 107.4 7.8
11 th 125 1.87 870.0 1624.9 108.8 7.9
10 th 125 1.87 889.1 1660.6 111.2 8.0
9 th 125 1.87 873.2 1631.0 109.2 7.9
8 th 125 1.87 832.5 1555.0 104.1 7.5
8 th 125 1.87 847.8 1583.6 106.1 7.7
Total 8449.0 15781.0 1056.9 76.3
AT SECTION :25-25
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.04 778.9 1592.1 101.4 -1.5
15 th 125 2.04 799.2 1633.7 104.1 -1.6
14 th 125 2.04 814.0 1664.0 106.0 -1.6
13 th 125 2.04 827.8 1692.1 107.8 -1.6
12 th 125 2.04 843.3 1723.8 109.8 -1.7
11 th 125 2.04 857.6 1753.0 111.7 -1.7
10 th 125 2.04 873.7 1785.9 113.8 -1.7
9 th 125 2.04 889.0 1817.3 115.8 -1.7
8 th 125 2.04 882.3 1803.5 114.9 -1.7
8 th 125 2.04 882.2 1803.4 114.9 -1.7
7 th 125 2.04 819.6 1675.3 106.7 -1.6
7 th 125 2.04 837.8 1712.6 109.1 -1.6
Total 10105.4 20656.9 1316.0 -19.8
AT SECTION :24-24
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.24 764.7 1714.5 103.2 -9.6
15 th 125 2.24 784.7 1759.5 105.9 -9.9
14 th 125 2.24 799.3 1792.1 107.9 -10.0
13 th 125 2.24 813.0 1822.9 109.7 -10.2
12 th 125 2.24 828.2 1857.0 111.8 -10.4
11 th 125 2.24 842.5 1888.9 113.7 -10.6
10 th 125 2.24 858.3 1924.3 115.8 -10.8
9 th 125 2.24 873.5 1958.5 117.9 -11.0
8 th 125 2.24 873.6 1958.6 117.9 -11.0
8 th 125 2.24 896.7 2010.5 121.0 -11.3
7 th 125 2.24 865.4 1940.2 116.8 -10.9
7 th 125 2.24 874.2 1960.1 118.0 -11.0
6 th 125 2.24 886.1 1986.8 119.6 -11.1
6 th 125 2.24 853.8 1914.2 115.2 -10.7
Total 11813.9 26488.2 1594.4 -148.5
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AT SECTION :23-23
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.46 750.5 1847.6 103.9 -16.3
15 th 125 2.46 770.3 1896.3 106.7 -16.8
14 th 125 2.46 784.6 1931.5 108.7 -17.1
13 th 125 2.46 798.2 1965.2 110.6 -17.4
12 th 125 2.46 813.2 2002.0 112.6 -17.7
11 th 125 2.46 827.4 2036.9 114.6 -18.0
10 th 125 2.46 842.9 2075.0 116.7 -18.4
9 th 125 2.46 857.9 2112.2 118.8 -18.7
8 th 125 2.46 858.1 2112.5 118.8 -18.7
8 th 125 2.46 880.8 2168.5 122.0 -19.2
7 th 125 2.46 865.9 2131.8 119.9 -18.9
7 th 125 2.46 889.1 2188.8 123.1 -19.4
6 th 125 2.46 902.7 2222.3 125.0 -19.7
6 th 125 2.46 881.4 2169.9 122.1 -19.2
5 th 325 2.26 819.0 1852.4 108.6 -12.0
5 th 325 2.26 837.5 1894.3 111.0 -12.3
Total 13379.3 32607.1 1843.2 -279.6
AT SECTION :22-22
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.70 736.3 1990.7 103.2 -21.2
15 th 125 2.70 755.8 2043.4 105.9 -21.7
14 th 125 2.70 769.8 2081.4 107.9 -22.1
13 th 125 2.70 783.5 2118.2 109.8 -22.5
12 th 125 2.70 798.1 2157.8 111.9 -22.9
11 th 125 2.70 812.2 2196.0 113.8 -23.3
10 th 125 2.70 827.4 2237.1 116.0 -23.8
9 th 125 2.70 842.4 2277.5 118.1 -24.2
8 th 125 2.70 842.6 2278.0 118.1 -24.2
8 th 125 2.70 864.9 2338.5 121.2 -24.9
7 th 125 2.70 850.5 2299.3 119.2 -24.4
7 th 125 2.70 873.2 2360.9 122.4 -25.1
6 th 125 2.70 904.5 2445.4 126.8 -26.0
6 th 125 2.70 898.5 2429.2 125.9 -25.8
5 th 325 2.50 864.4 2164.2 116.2 -19.0
5 th 325 2.50 873.9 2187.9 117.5 -19.2
4 th 325 2.50 866.6 2169.7 116.5 -19.0
4 th 325 2.50 864.6 2164.6 116.2 -19.0
Total 15029.3 39939.9 2086.7 -408.3
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AT SECTION :21-21
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.90 725.7 2104.0 101.6 -23.4
15 th 125 2.90 752.2 2180.8 105.3 -24.2
14 th 125 2.90 769.8 2232.1 107.7 -24.8
13 th 125 2.90 783.5 2271.6 109.6 -25.2
12 th 125 2.90 798.1 2314.1 111.7 -25.7
11 th 125 2.90 812.2 2355.1 113.7 -26.1
10 th 125 2.90 827.4 2399.2 115.8 -26.6
9 th 125 2.90 842.4 2442.5 117.9 -27.1
8 th 125 2.90 842.6 2443.0 117.9 -27.1
8 th 125 2.90 864.9 2507.9 121.0 -27.8
7 th 125 2.90 850.5 2465.9 119.0 -27.4
7 th 125 2.90 873.2 2531.9 122.2 -28.1
6 th 125 2.90 904.5 2622.5 126.6 -29.1
6 th 125 2.90 898.5 2605.1 125.7 -28.9
5 th 325 2.70 864.4 2333.4 116.3 -22.3
5 th 325 2.70 873.9 2359.0 117.5 -22.5
4 th 325 2.70 866.6 2339.4 116.6 -22.3
4 th 325 2.70 864.6 2333.9 116.3 -22.3
3 rd 325 2.70 888.7 2398.9 119.5 -22.9
Total 15903.6 45240.4 2201.9 -483.8
AT SECTION :20-20
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Stages of Dist. From Eccentricity Normal Moment top F t
Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress top (mm) (m) Pull Pn (T) Pn.e (T-m) =P n /A+P n .e
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 3.11 725.7 2255.2 100.5 -24.8
15 th 125 3.11 741.3 2303.8 102.6 -25.3
14 th 125 3.11 758.8 2358.2 105.1 -25.9
13 th 125 3.11 772.4 2400.4 106.9 -26.3
12 th 125 3.11 786.8 2445.3 108.9 -26.8
11 th 125 3.11 800.9 2489.1 110.9 -27.3
10 th 125 3.11 815.9 2535.6 113.0 -27.8
9 th 125 3.11 830.7 2581.7 115.0 -28.3
8 th 125 3.11 830.9 2582.4 115.0 -28.3
8 th 125 3.11 853.0 2651.1 118.1 -29.1
7 th 125 3.11 838.9 2607.0 116.1 -28.6
7 th 125 3.11 861.4 2676.9 119.3 -29.4
6 th 125 3.11 897.8 2790.2 124.3 -30.6
6 th 125 3.11 891.9 2772.0 123.5 -30.4
5 th 325 2.91 869.7 2528.8 116.0 -24.4
5 th 325 2.91 893.0 2596.7 119.1 -25.1
4 th 325 2.91 877.8 2552.4 117.1 -24.7
4 th 325 2.91 874.5 2543.0 116.6 -24.6
3 rd 325 2.91 890.0 2588.0 118.7 -25.0
2 nd 660 2.57 876.8 2255.9 109.4 -15.8
Total 16688.3 50513.5 2276.2 -528.7
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AT SECTION :19-19
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 3.33 704.4 2344.6 95.7 -24.4
15 th 125 3.33 730.4 2431.4 99.2 -25.3
14 th 125 3.33 747.8 2489.0 101.6 -25.9
13 th 125 3.33 761.3 2534.1 103.4 -26.4
12 th 125 3.33 775.5 2581.5 105.3 -26.9
11 th 125 3.33 789.6 2628.2 107.2 -27.4
10 th 125 3.33 804.3 2677.4 109.3 -27.9
9 th 125 3.33 819.1 2726.4 111.3 -28.4
8 th 125 3.33 819.3 2727.2 111.3 -28.4
8 th 125 3.33 841.1 2799.8 114.3 -29.2
7 th 125 3.33 827.3 2753.6 112.4 -28.7
7 th 125 3.33 849.5 2827.6 115.4 -29.4
6 th 125 3.33 885.6 2947.7 120.3 -30.7
6 th 125 3.33 879.8 2928.5 119.5 -30.5
5 th 325 3.13 857.9 2683.9 112.5 -25.0
5 th 325 3.13 880.9 2756.0 115.5 -25.7
4 th 325 3.13 889.9 2784.3 116.7 -25.9
4 th 325 3.13 893.4 2795.3 117.1 -26.0
3 rd 325 3.13 902.4 2823.2 118.3 -26.3
2 nd 660 2.79 895.2 2500.9 110.3 -17.8
1 st 995 2.46 820.9 2018.3 94.7 -8.7
Total 17375.5 55759.0 2311.1 -544.8
AT SECTION :17-17
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 3.33 710.7 2365.5 96.5 -24.6
15 th 125 3.33 730.4 2431.3 99.2 -25.3
14 th 125 3.33 747.8 2489.0 101.6 -25.9
13 th 125 3.33 761.3 2534.1 103.4 -26.4
12 th 125 3.33 775.5 2581.5 105.3 -26.9
11 th 125 3.33 789.6 2628.2 107.2 -27.4
10 th 125 3.33 804.3 2677.4 109.3 -27.9
9 th 125 3.33 819.1 2726.4 111.3 -28.4
8 th 125 3.33 819.3 2727.2 111.3 -28.4
8 th 125 3.33 841.1 2799.8 114.3 -29.2
7 th 125 3.33 827.3 2753.6 112.4 -28.7
7 th 125 3.33 849.5 2827.6 115.4 -29.4
6 th 125 3.33 885.6 2947.7 120.3 -30.7
6 th 125 3.33 879.8 2928.5 119.5 -30.5
5 th 325 3.13 857.9 2683.9 112.5 -25.0
5 th 325 3.13 880.9 2756.0 115.5 -25.7
4 th 325 3.13 889.9 2784.3 116.7 -25.9
4 th 325 3.13 893.4 2795.3 117.1 -26.0
3 rd 325 3.13 902.4 2823.2 118.3 -26.3
2 nd 660 2.79 895.2 2500.9 110.3 -17.8
1 st 995 2.46 820.9 2018.3 94.7 -8.7
Total 17381.8 55779.8 2312.0 -545.0
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AT SECTION :16-16
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 3.11 721.5 2242.2 99.9 -24.6
15 th 125 3.11 741.2 2303.6 102.6 -25.3
14 th 125 3.11 758.8 2358.2 105.1 -25.9
13 th 125 3.11 772.4 2400.4 106.9 -26.3
12 th 125 3.11 786.8 2445.3 108.9 -26.8
11 th 125 3.11 800.9 2489.1 110.9 -27.3
10 th 125 3.11 815.9 2535.6 113.0 -27.8
9 th 125 3.11 830.7 2581.7 115.0 -28.3
8 th 125 3.11 830.9 2582.4 115.0 -28.3
8 th 125 3.11 853.0 2651.1 118.1 -29.1
7 th 125 3.11 838.9 2607.0 116.1 -28.6
7 th 125 3.11 861.4 2676.9 119.3 -29.4
6 th 125 3.11 897.8 2790.2 124.3 -30.6
6 th 125 3.11 891.9 2772.0 123.5 -30.4
5 th 325 2.91 869.7 2528.8 116.0 -24.4
5 th 325 2.91 893.0 2596.7 119.1 -25.1
4 th 325 2.91 877.8 2552.4 117.1 -24.7
4 th 325 2.91 874.5 2543.0 116.6 -24.6
3 rd 325 2.91 890.0 2588.0 118.7 -25.0
2 nd 660 2.57 876.8 2255.9 109.4 -15.8
Total 16684.0 50500.3 2275.6 -528.6
AT SECTION :15-15
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.90 732.3 2123.2 102.5 -23.6
15 th 125 2.90 752.1 2180.6 105.2 -24.2
14 th 125 2.90 769.8 2232.1 107.7 -24.8
13 th 125 2.90 783.5 2271.6 109.6 -25.2
12 th 125 2.90 798.1 2314.1 111.7 -25.7
11 th 125 2.90 812.2 2355.1 113.7 -26.1
10 th 125 2.90 827.4 2399.2 115.8 -26.6
9 th 125 2.90 842.4 2442.5 117.9 -27.1
8 th 125 2.90 842.6 2443.0 117.9 -27.1
8 th 125 2.90 864.9 2507.9 121.0 -27.8
7 th 125 2.90 850.5 2465.9 119.0 -27.4
7 th 125 2.90 873.2 2531.9 122.2 -28.1
6 th 125 2.90 904.5 2622.5 126.6 -29.1
6 th 125 2.90 898.5 2605.1 125.7 -28.9
5 th 325 2.70 864.4 2333.4 116.3 -22.3
5 th 325 2.70 873.9 2359.0 117.5 -22.5
4 th 325 2.70 866.6 2339.4 116.6 -22.3
4 th 325 2.70 864.6 2333.9 116.3 -22.3
3 rd 325 2.70 888.7 2398.9 119.5 -22.9
Total 15910.2 45259.4 2202.8 -484.0
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AT SECTION :14-14
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.70 743.1 2009.0 104.1 -21.4
15 th 125 2.70 755.7 2043.2 105.9 -21.7
14 th 125 2.70 769.8 2081.4 107.9 -22.1
13 th 125 2.70 783.5 2118.2 109.8 -22.5
12 th 125 2.70 798.1 2157.8 111.9 -22.9
11 th 125 2.70 812.2 2196.0 113.8 -23.3
10 th 125 2.70 827.4 2237.1 116.0 -23.8
9 th 125 2.70 842.4 2277.5 118.1 -24.2
8 th 125 2.70 842.6 2278.0 118.1 -24.2
8 th 125 2.70 864.9 2338.5 121.2 -24.9
7 th 125 2.70 850.5 2299.3 119.2 -24.4
7 th 125 2.70 873.2 2360.9 122.4 -25.1
6 th 125 2.70 904.5 2445.4 126.8 -26.0
6 th 125 2.70 898.5 2429.2 125.9 -25.8
5 th 325 2.50 864.4 2164.2 116.2 -19.0
5 th 325 2.50 873.9 2187.9 117.5 -19.2
4 th 325 2.50 866.6 2169.7 116.5 -19.0
4 th 325 2.50 864.6 2164.6 116.2 -19.0
Total 15035.9 39957.9 2087.7 -408.5
AT SECTION :13-13
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.46 757.5 1864.8 104.9 -16.5
15 th 125 2.46 770.1 1896.0 106.7 -16.8
14 th 125 2.46 784.6 1931.5 108.7 -17.1
13 th 125 2.46 798.2 1965.2 110.6 -17.4
12 th 125 2.46 813.2 2002.0 112.6 -17.7
11 th 125 2.46 827.4 2036.9 114.6 -18.0
10 th 125 2.46 842.9 2075.0 116.7 -18.4
9 th 125 2.46 857.9 2112.2 118.8 -18.7
8 th 125 2.46 858.1 2112.5 118.8 -18.7
8 th 125 2.46 880.8 2168.5 122.0 -19.2
7 th 125 2.46 865.9 2131.8 119.9 -18.9
7 th 125 2.46 889.1 2188.8 123.1 -19.4
6 th 125 2.46 902.7 2222.3 125.0 -19.7
6 th 125 2.46 881.4 2169.9 122.1 -19.2
5 th 325 2.26 819.0 1852.4 108.6 -12.0
5 th 325 2.26 837.5 1894.3 111.0 -12.3
Total 13386.1 32624.0 1844.1 -279.8
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AT SECTION :12-12
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.24 771.9 1730.6 104.2 -9.7
15 th 125 2.24 784.6 1759.1 105.9 -9.9
14 th 125 2.24 799.3 1792.1 107.9 -10.0
13 th 125 2.24 813.0 1822.9 109.7 -10.2
12 th 125 2.24 828.2 1857.0 111.8 -10.4
11 th 125 2.24 842.5 1888.9 113.7 -10.6
10 th 125 2.24 858.3 1924.3 115.8 -10.8
9 th 125 2.24 873.5 1958.5 117.9 -11.0
8 th 125 2.24 873.6 1958.6 117.9 -11.0
8 th 125 2.24 896.7 2010.5 121.0 -11.3
7 th 125 2.24 865.4 1940.2 116.8 -10.9
7 th 125 2.24 874.2 1960.1 118.0 -11.0
6 th 125 2.24 886.1 1986.8 119.6 -11.1
6 th 125 2.24 853.8 1914.2 115.2 -10.7
Total 11821.0 26504.0 1595.3 -148.6
AT SECTION :11-11
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 2.04 786.3 1607.2 102.4 -1.5
15 th 125 2.04 799.0 1633.3 104.1 -1.6
14 th 125 2.04 814.0 1664.0 106.0 -1.6
13 th 125 2.04 827.8 1692.1 107.8 -1.6
12 th 125 2.04 843.3 1723.8 109.8 -1.7
11 th 125 2.04 857.6 1753.0 111.7 -1.7
10 th 125 2.04 873.7 1785.9 113.8 -1.7
9 th 125 2.04 889.0 1817.3 115.8 -1.7
8 th 125 2.04 882.3 1803.5 114.9 -1.7
8 th 125 2.04 882.2 1803.4 114.9 -1.7
7 th 125 2.04 819.6 1675.3 106.7 -1.6
7 th 125 2.04 837.8 1712.6 109.1 -1.6
Total 10112.6 20671.6 1316.9 -19.8
AT SECTION :10-10
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.87 800.7 1495.5 100.2 7.2
15 th 125 1.87 813.5 1519.4 101.8 7.3
14 th 125 1.87 828.7 1547.9 103.7 7.5
13 th 125 1.87 842.6 1573.7 105.4 7.6
12 th 125 1.87 858.4 1603.3 107.4 7.8
11 th 125 1.87 870.0 1624.9 108.8 7.9
10 th 125 1.87 889.1 1660.6 111.2 8.0
9 th 125 1.87 873.2 1631.0 109.2 7.9
8 th 125 1.87 832.5 1555.0 104.1 7.5
8 th 125 1.87 847.8 1583.6 106.1 7.7
Total 8456.4 15794.8 1057.8 76.4
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AT SECTION :9-9
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.71 815.1 1396.1 98.0 15.9
15 th 125 1.71 827.9 1418.1 99.5 16.2
14 th 125 1.71 843.5 1444.8 101.4 16.5
13 th 125 1.71 857.3 1468.5 103.0 16.7
12 th 125 1.71 873.4 1496.1 105.0 17.1
11 th 125 1.71 894.9 1532.8 107.6 17.5
10 th 125 1.71 873.2 1495.7 105.0 17.1
9 th 125 1.71 846.8 1450.5 101.8 16.5
Total 6832.1 11702.5 821.2 133.5
AT SECTION :8-8
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.58 829.5 1309.9 96.2 24.0
15 th 125 1.58 842.4 1330.2 97.7 24.4
14 th 125 1.58 858.2 1355.2 99.5 24.8
13 th 125 1.58 874.1 1380.3 101.4 25.3
12 th 125 1.58 890.6 1406.4 103.3 25.8
11 th 125 1.58 919.8 1452.5 106.6 26.6
10 th 125 1.58 846.8 1337.3 98.2 24.5
Total 6061.3 9571.7 702.8 175.4
AT SECTION :7-7
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.47 843.9 1237.5 95.0 31.2
15 th 125 1.47 856.8 1256.5 96.4 31.6
14 th 125 1.47 872.9 1280.1 98.2 32.2
13 th 125 1.47 897.6 1316.3 101.0 33.1
12 th 125 1.47 917.6 1345.6 103.3 33.9
11 th 125 1.47 944.7 1385.3 106.3 34.9
Total 5333.5 7821.4 600.2 196.9
AT SECTION :6-6
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.37 858.3 1179.7 94.4 37.2
15 th 125 1.37 877.2 1205.7 96.4 38.0
14 th 125 1.37 894.6 1229.7 98.4 38.8
13 th 125 1.37 921.2 1266.2 101.3 40.0
12 th 125 1.37 944.6 1298.4 103.9 41.0
Total 4495.8 6179.8 494.3 195.0
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AT SECTION :5-5
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.30 874.6 1139.9 94.6 42.2
15 th 125 1.30 899.7 1172.6 97.3 43.4
14 th 125 1.30 919.6 1198.6 99.4 44.4
13 th 125 1.30 944.7 1231.2 102.1 45.6
Total 3638.6 4742.3 393.4 175.7
AT SECTION :4-4
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.25 898.3 1125.1 96.0 46.5
15 th 125 1.25 922.2 1155.1 98.6 47.7
14 th 125 1.25 944.7 1183.2 101.0 48.9
Total 2765.1 3463.4 295.6 143.0
AT SECTION :3-3
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.22 921.9 1126.7 97.9 49.6
15 th 125 1.22 1084.6 1325.5 115.2 58.3
Total 2006.5 2452.2 213.2 107.9
AT SECTION :2-2
Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Fb=Pn/A-
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
16th 125 1.21 945.5 1146.0 100.2 51.5
Total 945.5 1146.0 100.2 51.5
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Stress at
Stress at
bottom
Stage of Normal Vertical Moment top Ft
Section No 2
Area (m ) Ytop (m) 3
Ztop (m ) 3
Zbottom (m ) Fb=Pn/A-
Prestress Pull Pn (T) Pull Pn (T) Pn.e (T-m) =Pn/A+Pn.e
Pn.e/Zbottom
/Ztop (T/m2)
(T/m2)
Towards RHS from P7
1 st 20-20 16.892 3.233 39.211 33.306 791.758 0.000 1771.785
92.059 -6.325
Total 791.758 0.000 1771.785
2 nd 21-21 16.368 3.024 36.772 31.083 847.446 0.000 2003.758
106.266 -12.690
Total 847.446 0.000 2003.758
3 rd 22-22 15.874 2.829 35.036 29.474 819.478 177.367 1777.156
102.346 -8.674
Total 819.478 177.367 1777.156
4 th 23-23 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 783.411 169.561 1509.550
4 th 23-23 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 783.568 246.147 1249.681 184.459 4.825
Total 1566.978 415.708 2759.231
5 th 24-24 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 768.692 166.375 1312.247
5 th 24-24 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 736.009 231.449 1011.255 171.709 18.831
Total 1504.701 397.824 2323.502
6 th 25-25 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 783.892 169.665 1339.787
6 th 25-25 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 801.895 252.792 1101.285 183.092 25.238
Total 1585.788 422.458 2441.072
7 th 26-26 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 768.928 166.427 1178.611
7 th 26-26 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 736.452 231.611 883.406 167.294 39.172
Total 1505.380 398.037 2062.017
8 th 27-27 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 790.736 144.783 1089.532
8 th 27-27 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 759.594 210.947 798.848 166.062 55.092
Total 1550.330 355.729 1888.380
9 th 28-28 13.002 1.704 40.446 32.922 783.044 169.482 974.233
84.311 30.631
Total 783.044 169.482 974.233
10 th 29-29 12.710 1.591 43.311 35.121 783.044 169.482 885.984
82.066 36.383
Total 783.044 169.482 885.984
11 th 30-30 12.470 1.500 46.180 37.332 815.947 176.603 848.236
83.798 42.709
Total 815.947 176.603 848.236
12 th 31-31 12.284 1.428 48.791 39.347 824.573 178.470 798.445
83.488 46.832
Total 824.573 178.470 798.445
13 th 32-32 12.151 1.378 50.886 40.966 808.637 175.021 741.952
81.128 48.436
Total 808.637 175.021 741.952
14 th 33-33 12.072 1.347 52.244 42.016 817.179 176.870 724.931
81.570 50.441
Total 817.179 176.870 724.931
15 th 34-34 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 804.506 174.127 705.538
80.176 50.144
Total 804.506 174.127 705.538
16th 34-34 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 770.550 241.499 421.812
71.974 54.020
Total 770.550 241.499 421.812
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Towards LHS from P7

1 st 16-16 16.892 3.233 39.211 33.306 791.758 0.000 1771.785
92.059 -6.325
Total 791.758 0.000 1771.785
2 nd 15-15 16.368 3.024 36.772 31.083 847.446 0.000 2003.758
106.266 -12.690
Total 847.446 0.000 2003.758
3 rd 14-14 15.874 2.829 35.036 29.474 819.478 177.367 1777.156
102.346 -8.674
Total 819.478 177.367 1777.156
4 th 13-13 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 783.411 169.561 1509.550
4 th 13-13 15.263 2.587 33.735 28.201 783.568 246.147 1249.681 184.459 4.825
Total 1566.978 415.708 2759.231
5 th 12-12 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 768.692 166.375 1312.247
5 th 12-12 14.704 2.367 33.491 27.826 736.009 231.449 1011.255 171.709 18.831
Total 1504.701 397.824 2323.502
6 th 11-11 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 783.892 169.665 1339.787
6 th 11-11 14.199 2.169 34.184 28.238 801.895 252.792 1101.285 183.092 25.238
Total 1585.788 422.458 2441.072
7 th 10-10 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 768.928 166.427 1178.611
7 th 10-10 13.747 1.993 35.683 29.317 736.452 231.611 883.406 167.294 39.172
Total 1505.380 398.037 2062.017
8 th 9-9 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 790.736 144.783 1089.532
8 th 9-9 13.348 1.838 37.831 30.929 759.594 210.947 798.848 166.062 55.092
Total 1550.330 355.729 1888.380
9 th 8-8 13.002 1.704 40.446 32.922 783.044 169.482 974.233
84.311 30.631
Total 783.044 169.482 974.233
10 th 7-7 12.710 1.591 43.311 35.121 783.044 169.482 885.984
82.066 36.383
Total 783.044 169.482 885.984
11 th 6-6 12.470 1.500 46.180 37.332 815.947 176.603 848.236
83.798 42.709
Total 815.947 176.603 848.236
12 th 5-5 12.284 1.428 48.791 39.347 824.573 178.470 798.445
83.488 46.832
Total 824.573 178.470 798.445
13 th 4-4 12.151 1.378 50.886 40.966 808.637 175.021 741.952
81.128 48.436
Total 808.637 175.021 741.952
14 th 3-3 12.072 1.347 52.244 42.016 804.506 174.127 713.688
80.305 49.659
Total 804.506 174.127 713.688
15 th 2-2 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 801.379 173.450 702.795
79.864 49.949
Total 801.379 173.450 702.795
16th 1-1 12.045 1.337 52.715 42.380 809.848 175.283 710.223
80.708 50.477
Total 809.848 175.283 710.223
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14. DESIGN PARAMETERS FOR PRESTRESS :
CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE:
A cycle of 15 days shall be maintained in casting of segment. Hence casting of any segment will be complete after 15 days from the
date of casting of previous segment. The casting will progress symmetrically from the centre line.
Prestressing will be done after 7 days of casting of each segment.
Prestressing will be done in 16 stages. The staging sequence will be as follows.
Total cable
Cable Number number Age of 16th
Stage of Anchorage Anchorage
stressed at segment Age of 16th
Prestressin segment Event Time of Prestressing segment
this a after segment
g Intermedia particular Left Right
End Web casting
te Web stage
completion of 16th 7days after completion of 1 st stage

1 st 201 202 3 16 0 7 16
segment casting
completion of 15th 7days after completion of 2 nd stage
2 nd 211 212 3 15 15 22 15
segment casting
completion of 14th 7days after completion of 3 rd stage
3 rd 221 222 3 14 30 37 14
segment casting
completion of 13th 7days after completion of 4 th stage
4 th 231a, 231b 232a, 232b 6 13 45 52 13
segment casting
5 th 241a, 241b 242a,242b 6 12 completion of 12th 60 7days after completion of 5 th stage 67 12
9 th 281 282 3 8 120 127 8
segment casting
10 th 291 292 3 7 135 142 7
segment casting
11 th 301 302 3 6 150 157 6
segment casting
12 th 311 312 3 5 165 172 5
segment casting
13 th 321 322 3 4 180 187 4
segment casting
completion of 3rd 7days after completion of 14 th stage
14 th 331 332 3 3 195 202 3
segment casting
completion of 2nd 7days after completion of 15 th stage
15 th 341a 342a 3 2 210 217 2
segment casting
completion of 1st 7days after completion of 16th stage
16th 341b 342b 3 1 225 232 1
segment casting
Bottom Prestressing at 8 days after completion of 16th stage
17th 6 240 247
end Prestress
Bottom Prestressing at 8 days after completion of 17th stage
18th 12 255 262
Mid section Prestress
LAYING OF SIDL LAYING OF KERB, CRASH BARRIER, RAILING, WEARING COURSE ETC. 322
Total
number of 63
Top cable
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TIME DEPENDENT CONCRETE PROPERTIES:
GRADE OF CONCRETE M60

As per Table-6.5,IRC-112:2011,
fck= 60 Mpa
fcm= 70 Mpa
fctm= 4 Mpa
Modulus of elasticity, Ec= 37000 Mpa
For the purpose of calculation of loss, maturity of concrete at different days and their properties are taken as follows:
Ecm= Permissble Temporary Permissble Stress

Age of fcm(t)=βcc(t).fc (fcm(t)/fcm)0.3 Shrinkage Creep Stress (T/m2) during service (T/m2)
βcc(t)=exp{.25*[1-
concrete 2 strain per
(28/(t/1))^.5]} m (T/m ) .Ecm ( strain, εs=
(days) 10MPa Tensile
T/m2) Compressiv Compressiv
Tensile
(fctm) e e
cl-6.4.2.6, Table-2, cl-6.4.2.3, cl-12.2.1, cl-12.2.1, cl-12.2.1,
Eq.6.2, IRC- Eq.6.10, IRC-
Ref. Eq.6.3, IRC-112-2011 IRC- IRC-18- IRC- IRC- IRC- IRC-
112-2011 112-2011
112:2011 2000 112:2011 112:2012 112:2012 112:2012
0 0.00 0 0 0.000E+00 9.40E-04 0 0 3.96
7 0.78 5452 3432651 2.296E-04 5.31E-04 312 2880
15 0.91 6388 3599746 2.996E-04 4.35E-04 365 2880 Eq.6.10, IRC-112-2011
22 0.97 6779 3664608 3.142E-04 4.13E-04 387 2880
30 1.01 7060 3709422 3.235E-04 3.97E-04 402 2880
37 1.03 7231 3736275 3.289E-04 3.87E-04 409 2880
45 1.05 7380 3759072 3.336E-04 3.78E-04 414 2880
52 1.07 7482 3774613 3.367E-04 3.72E-04 418 2880
60 1.08 7577 3788985 3.397E-04 3.67E-04 422 2880
67 1.09 7647 3799420 3.418E-04 3.63E-04 424 2880
75 1.10 7715 3809535 3.439E-04 3.59E-04 427 2880
82 1.11 7767 3817160 3.454E-04 3.56E-04 429 2880
90 1.117 7818 3824776 3.470E-04 3.53E-04 431 2880
97 1.123 7858 3830662 3.482E-04 3.51E-04 432 2880
105 1.13 7900 3836663 3.494E-04 3.49E-04 434 2880
112 1.13 7932 3841384 3.503E-04 3.47E-04 435 2880
120 1.14 7966 3846272 3.513E-04 3.45E-04 436 2880
127 1.14 7993 3850169 3.520E-04 3.43E-04 437 2880
135 1.15 8021 3854250 3.528E-04 3.42E-04 438 2880
142 1.15 8044 3857537 3.534E-04 3.40E-04 439 2880
150 1.15 8068 3861011 3.541E-04 3.39E-04 440 2880
157 1.16 8088 3863833 3.546E-04 3.38E-04 440 2880
165 1.16 8109 3866838 3.551E-04 3.37E-04 441 2880
172 1.16 8126 3869295 3.556E-04 3.36E-04 442 2880
180 1.16 8144 3871927 3.561E-04 3.35E-04 442 2880
187 1.17 8159 3874092 3.564E-04 3.34E-04 443 2880
195 1.17 8176 3876423 3.568E-04 3.33E-04 444 2880
202 1.17 8189 3878349 3.571E-04 3.32E-04 444 2880
210 1.17 8204 3880433 3.575E-04 3.31E-04 445 2880
217 1.17 8216 3882161 3.578E-04 3.31E-04 445 2880
225 1.18 8229 3884038 3.581E-04 3.30E-04 446 2880
232 1.18 8240 3885600 3.583E-04 3.29E-04 446 2880
240 1.18 8253 3887302 3.586E-04 3.28E-04 446 2880
247 1.18 8263 3888724 3.588E-04 3.28E-04 447 2880
255 1.18 8274 3890277 3.590E-04 3.27E-04 447 2880
262 1.18 8283 3891577 3.592E-04 3.27E-04 447 2880
270 1.18 8293 3893002 3.594E-04 3.26E-04 448 2880
277 1.19 8301 3894198 3.596E-04 3.26E-04 448 2880
292 1.19 8319 3896615 3.599E-04 3.25E-04 449 2880
307 1.19 8335 3898854 3.602E-04 3.24E-04 449 2880
322 1.19 8349 3900936 3.605E-04 3.23E-04 450 2880 0 2160
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Relaxation of Steel:
Ref: Table- 6.2, IRC-112:2011

Relaxation loss at 1000 hours at 20°C ±2°C ( as % of initial stress)
Avg. Tensile Relaxation
Relaxation
stress/ loss for
loss for Low
Ultimate Normal
relaxation
tensile relaxation
steel(%)
stress steel(%)
0.5 0.0 0
0.6 2.5 1.25
0.7 5.0 2.5
0.8 9.0 4.5
15. CG OF CABLES AT DIFFERENT SECTION FROM TOP OF CABLES (m):
STAGE
1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16th All Stage
SECTION
34-34 0.46 0.707 0.583
33-33 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.237
32-32 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.209
31-31 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.192
30-30 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.181
29-29 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.173
28-28 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.167
27-27 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.162
26-26 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.159
25-25 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.155
24-24 0.66 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.170
23-23 0.66 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.182
22-22 0.66 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.192
21-21 0.66 0.325 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.201
20-20 0.995 0.660 0.325 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.250
19-19 0.995 0.660 0.325 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.250
17-17 0.995 0.66 0.325 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.250
16-16 0.995 0.66 0.325 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.250
15-15 0.66 0.325 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.201
14-14 0.66 0.325 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.192
13-13 0.66 0.325 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.182
12-12 0.66 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.170
11-11 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.155
10-10 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.159
9-9 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.162
8-8 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.167
7-7 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.173
6-6 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.181
5-5 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.192
4-4 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.125 0.209
3-3 0.46 0.125 0.125 0.237
2-2 0.46 0.125 0.293
1-1 0.877 0.877
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16. CALCULATION FOR BOTTOM CABLE : LHS OF P7

2
Area of each cable= 26.6 cm

END WEB
400 400
S51
300
510
150
S61
700
450 450
S51 S61
685 200 685 200
SECTION AT SOFFIT SECTION AT ANCHORAGE
CENTRAL WEB
400 400
300
150
S52 S62
700
S52 S62 450 450
485 485 485 485 485

L4
L3
Y2
VC Ɵv
Y1
X4 X3 X2 X1
ELEVATION OF CABLE
ƟH
Z
L2
L1

X3+X4= X -(X1+X2) Eqn-1
Eqn-1-Eqn-2
=>X3= [{X -(X1+X2)}-Y2/tanθv]x2 Eqn-3
=>X4= X -(X1+X2+X3) Eqn-4
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Cable no
S51-
SOMASIL
A 125 1085 0 0.0000 7928 2952 0 2584 2392 16.5 0 2676 2495
S51-
SIDDHES
WARAM 125 575 0 0.0000 7928 4698 0 2701 529 15.5 0 2786 549
S61-
SOMASIL
A 125 575 200 0.1000 9928 4595 2000 2470 863 15.5 2010 2548 896
S61-
SIDDHES
WARAM 125 575 200 0.1000 9928 4698 2000 2723 507 15.0 2010 2803 525
S52 & S62-

SOMASIL
A 125 575 0 0.0000 9928 6565 0 2389 974 15.0 0 2459 1008
S52 & S62-

SIDDHES
WARAM 125 575 0 0.0000 9928 6698 0 2723 507 15.0 0 2803 525

(kx+µθ)
σpo= Applied force
Say slip loss= 6 mm
For cable S51-SOMASILA: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 5-5
343.75 t
319.87 t
315.96 t
315.96 t
311.7 t
274.356 t
267.91 t 271.00 t
L= 2495 2676 2952

X= 2392 2584 2952

Dist from
Section LHS
Pull(T)
No ANCHOR
AGE (m)
2-2 3.855 272.899
3-3 7.855 310.778
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For cable S51-SIDDHESWARAM:Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 5-5
346.84 t
324.16 t
320.03 t
320.03 t 315.934
313.2 t
275.584
272.057 t
267.92 t 268.59 t 2800
L= 549 2786 4698

X= 529 2584 4698

Dist from
Section RHS
Pull(T)
No ANCHOR
AGE (m)
4-4 4 273.174
For cable S61-SOMASILA: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 6-6

346.29 t
323.64 t
319.9 t
311.97 t
309.10 t
301.47 t 295.1646 t
298.7 t
278.14 t 280.708 t
275.58 t 2000.0
253.51 t 254.56 t
L= 896 2548 2010 4595

X= 863 2470 2000 4595

Slip of anchorage= ( 308.83 )x10^6]/(1950000x100)= 6.0 OK
Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
2-2 3.855 276.102
3-3 7.855 282.948
For cable S61-SIDDHESWARAM:Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 6-6

346.88 t
324.90 t
320.7 t
312.82 t
309.94 t
302.29 t 295.826 t
299.5 t
275.97 t 278.520 t
273.43 t 2000.0
252.22 t 252.83 t
L= 525 2803 2010 4698

X= 507 2723 2000 4698

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
5-5 4 274.279
4-4 8 282.768
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For cable S52 & S62-SOMASILA: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 6-6

346.11 t
324.18 t
320.5 t
320.53 t
320.53 t
320.53 t 310.9981 t
317.6 t
275.05 t 277.597 t
275.05 t 2000
253.55 t 254.73 t
L= 1008 2459 0 6565

X= 974 2389 0 6565

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
2-2 3.855 275.547
3-3 7.855 295.068
For cable S52 & S62- SIDDHESWARAM: Anchorage section LHS = 1-1 Anchorage section RHS = 6-6

346.88 t
324.90 t
320.7 t
320.74 t
320.74 t
320.74 t 311.0076 t
317.8 t
275.26 t 277.801 t
275.26 t 2000
253.90 t 254.52 t
L= 525 2803 0 6698

X= 507 2723 0 6698

Slip of anchorage= ( 290.96 )x10^6]/(1950000x100)= 5.6 Check
Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
5-5 4 276.112
4-4 8 296.691
CALCULATION OF BOTTOM PRESTRESS AT DIFFERENT SECTION:
AT SECTION : 6-6
A= 12.470 m
2 Ytop= 1.500 m Ybottom = 1.855 m Ztop= 46.2 m
3 Zbottom = 37.332 m
3
Stress at Stress at
Dist. From top Ft bottom
Stages of Eccentrici Normal Pull Pn Moment
Cable No bottom =Pn/A- Fb=Pn/A+
Prestress ty (m) (T) Pn.e (T-m)
(mm) Pn.e/Ztop Pn.e/Zbotto
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
S61-
SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.730 504.432 872.666 21.553 63.826
S52 & S62-

SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.730 507.804 878.500 21.697 64.253
Total 1012.235 1751.166 43.250 128.079
AT SECTION : 5-5
A= 12.284 m
3
Stress at Stress at
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
S61-
SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.646 548.558 902.999 26.148 67.605
S52 & S62-

SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.646 552.224 909.034 26.322 68.056
Total 1100.782 1812.033 52.470 135.661
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AT SECTION : 4-4
A= 12.151 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
Stages of Dist. From Eccentrici Normal Pull Pn Moment
Cable No =Pn/A- Fb=Pn/A+
Prestress top (mm) ty (m) (T) Pn.e (T-m)
Pn.e/Ztop Pn.e/Zbotto
(T/m2) m (T/m2)
S51-
SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.586 546.348 866.568 27.932 66.115
S61-
SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.586 565.536 897.002 28.913 68.437
S52 & S62-

SIDDHES
17th WARAM 125 1.586 593.382 941.169 30.337 71.807
Total 1705.266 2704.738 87.182 206.359
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AT SECTION3-3
:
A= 12.072 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
(T/m2) m (T/m2)
S51-
SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.550 621.556 963.441 33.048 74.419
S61-
SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.550 565.896 877.165 30.089 67.755
S52 & S62-

SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.550 590.136 914.738 31.378 70.657
Total 1777.588 2755.344 94.515 212.831
AT SECTION : 2-2
A= 12.045 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
Stages of Dist. From Eccentrici Normal Pull Pn Moment =P /A- F =P /A+
Cable No n b n
Pn.e/Ztop n.e/Zbotto
P
2 2
(T/m ) m (T/m )
S51-
SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.538 545.798 839.447 29.389 65.121
S61-
SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.538 552.204 849.299 29.734 65.885
S52 & S62-

SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.538 551.094 847.592 29.674 65.753
Total 1649.096 2536.338 88.797 196.759
AT SECTION : 1-1
A= 12.045 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
(T/m2) m (T/m2)
S51-
SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.538 535.813 824.090 28.851 63.929
S61-
SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.538 507.019 779.803 27.301 60.494
S52 & S62-

SOMASIL
17th A 125 1.538 507.105 779.936 27.305 60.504
Total 1549.937 2383.829 83.457 184.927
S381 S391 S401 S411
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17. CALCULATION FOR BOTTOM CABLE : LHS OF P7

Duct dia shall be= 100.0 mm.
2
Area of each cable= 26.6 cm
Taking maximum jack pull to be applied at jack end = 0.7 of U.T.S = 347.715 t
No of cable on each side at each web= 2 nos

END WEB
400 400
S38,39,40,41
300
150
700
450 450
S381 S391 S401 S411
685 200 200 200 FOR S381 685 200

FOR S391 885
FOR S401 1085
SECTION AT SOFFIT FOR S411 1285 SECTION AT ANCHORAGE
CENTRAL WEB
400 400
S392a,S412a S392b, S412b
300
150
700
412a 392a S392b 412b 450 450
200 485 485 200 485 485 485

L4
L3
Y2
VC Ɵv
Y1
X4 X3 X2 X1
ELEVATION OF CABLE
ƟH
Z
L2
L1

X3+X4= X -(X1+X2) Eqn-1
Eqn-1-Eqn-2
=>X3= [{X -(X1+X2)}-Y2/tanθv]x2 Eqn-3
=>X4= X -(X1+X2+X3) Eqn-4
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Cable no
S381 125 575 0 0.0000 12500 9269 0 2701 530 15.5 0 2786 550
S391 125 575 0 0.0000 16500 13268 0 2723 509 15.0 0 2803 527
S401 125 575 0 0.0000 20500 17251 0 2666 583 14.0 0 2734 601
S411 125 575 0 0.0000 24500 21252 0 2688 560 13.5 0 2752 576
S392a 125 575 0 0.0000 16500 13271 0 2723 506 15.0 0 2803 524
S392b 125 575 0 0.0000 16500 13271 0 2723 506 15.0 0 2803 524
S412a 125 575 200 0.1000 24500 19256 2000 2688 556 13.5 2010 2752 572
S412b 125 575 200 0.1000 24500 19256 2000 2688 556 13.5 2010 2752 572

(kx+µθ)
σpo= Applied force
Say slip loss= 6 mm
Modulus of elasticity of material of cable= 1950000 kg/sqcm
For cable S381: Anchorage section LHS = 31-31 Anchorage section RHS = 38-38
346.84 t
324.16 t
320.03 t
320.03 t 315.932
306.7 t
275.932
272.401 t
268.25 t 268.93 t 2800
L= 550 2786 9269

X= 530 2701 9269

Dist from
Section LHS
Pull(T)
No ANCHOR
AGE (m)
32-32 4 273.371
33-33 8 297.314
34-34 12 278.308
346.87 t
324.90 t
320.74 t
320.74 t 316.631
301.7 t
276.061
272.528 t
268.39 t 269.04 t 2800
L= 527 2803 13268

X= 509 2701 13268

Dist from
Section LHS
Pull(T)
No ANCHOR
AGE (m)
31-31 4 273.525
32-32 8 296.863
33-33 12 283.619
34-34 16 288.666
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346.76 t
326.21 t
322.1 t
322.13 t
322.13 t
322.13 t 297.56 t
317.0 t
281.91 t 286.486 t
281.91 t 3500.0
261.17 t 261.89 t
L= 601 2734 0 17251

X= 583 2666 0 17251

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
30-30 4 282.892
31-31 8 284.675
32-32 12 287.896
33-33 16 291.116
34-34 20 294.336

346.80 t
326.96 t
322.8 t
322.85 t
322.85 t
322.85 t 292.78 t
317.5 t
288.23 t 293.043 t
288.23 t 3600.0
267.61 t 268.32 t
L= 576 2752 0 21252

X= 560 2688 0 21252

Slip of anchorage= ( 274.65 )x10^6]/(1950000x100)= 5.3 Check
Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
29-29 4 289.235
30-30 8 293.08
31-31 12 293.019
32-32 16 292.959
33-33 20 292.899
34-34 24 292.839
For cable S392a: Anchorage section LHS = 30-30 Anchorage section RHS = 39-39

346.88 t
324.90 t
320.7 t
320.74 t
320.74 t
320.74 t 301.75 t
315.5 t
281.28 t 285.972 t
281.28 t 3600.0
259.45 t 260.08 t
L= 524 2803 0 13271

X= 506 2723 0 13271

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
31-31 4 282.281
32-32 8 282.836
33-33 12 289.36
34-34 16 295.884
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For cable S392b: Anchorage section LHS = 30-30 Anchorage section RHS = 39-39

346.88 t
324.90 t
320.7 t
320.74 t
320.74 t
320.74 t 301.75 t
315.5 t
281.28 t 285.972 t
281.28 t 3600.0
259.45 t 260.08 t
L= 524 2803 0 13271

X= 506 2723 0 13271

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
31-31 4 282.281
32-32 8 282.011
33-33 12 288.535
34-34 16 295.058
For cable S412a: Anchorage section LHS = 28-28 Anchorage section RHS = 41-41

346.80 t
326.96 t
322.9 t
314.88 t
311.98 t
304.28 t 278.49 t
299.3 t
281.58 t 286.282 t
278.99 t 3600
259.04 t 259.72 t
L= 572 2752 2010 19256

X= 556 2688 2000 19256

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
29-29 4 279.97
30-30 8 285.179
31-31 12 285.507
32-32 16 283.515
33-33 20 281.523
34-34 24 279.532
For cable S412b: Anchorage section LHS = 28-28 Anchorage section RHS = 41-41

346.80 t
326.96 t
322.9 t
314.88 t
311.98 t
304.28 t 278.49 t
299.3 t
281.58 t 286.282 t
278.99 t 3600
259.04 t 259.72 t
L= 572 2752 2010 19256

X= 556 2688 2000 19256

Section Dist from
Force (T)
No LHS LHS (m)
29-29 4 279.97
30-30 8 285.179
31-31 12 285.507
32-32 16 283.515
33-33 20 281.523
34-34 24 279.532
CALCULATION OF BOTTOM PRESTRESS AT DIFFERENT SECTION:
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AT SECTION : 29-29
A= 12.710 m
3
Stress at Stress at
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
18th S411 125 1.838 578.470 1062.971 20.971 75.78
18th S412a 125 1.838 279.968 514.457 10.149 36.676
18th S412b 125 1.838 279.968 514.457 10.149 36.676
Total 1138.406 2091.885 41.269 149.132
AT SECTION : 30-30
A= 12.470 m
3
Stress at Stress at
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
18th S401 125 1.730 565.784 978.806 24.174 71.589
18th S411 125 1.730 586.160 1014.056 25.045 74.167
18th S412a 125 1.730 285.179 493.359 12.185 36.084
18th S412b 125 1.730 285.179 493.359 12.185 36.084
Total 1722.302 2979.580 73.589 217.924
AT SECTION : 31-31
A= 12.284 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
(T/m2) m (T/m2)
18th S391 125 1.646 547.050 900.517 26.076 67.419
18th S401 125 1.646 569.350 937.225 27.139 70.167
18th S411 125 1.646 586.038 964.696 27.934 72.224
18th S412a 125 1.646 285.507 469.982 13.609 35.186
18th S412b 125 1.646 285.507 469.982 13.609 35.186
18th S392a 125 1.646 282.281 464.672 13.455 34.788
18th S392b 125 1.646 282.281 464.672 13.455 34.788
Total 2838.014 4671.746 135.277 349.758
AT SECTION : 32-32
A= 12.151 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
18th S381 125 1.586 546.742 867.192 27.953 66.163
18th S391 125 1.586 593.726 941.714 30.355 71.848
18th S401 125 1.586 575.792 913.269 29.438 69.678
18th S411 125 1.586 585.918 929.330 29.955 70.904
18th S412a 125 1.586 283.515 449.686 14.495 34.309
18th S412b 125 1.586 283.515 449.686 14.495 34.309
18th S392a 125 1.586 282.836 448.609 14.46 34.227
18th S392b 125 1.586 282.011 447.300 14.418 34.127
Total 3434.055 5446.786 175.569 415.565
AT SECTION : 33-33
A= 12.072 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
2
(T/m2) m (T/m )
18th S381 125 1.550 594.628 921.701 31.616 71.195
18th S391 125 1.550 567.238 879.245 30.16 67.916
18th S401 125 1.550 582.232 902.487 30.957 69.711
18th S411 125 1.550 585.798 908.014 31.147 70.138
18th S412a 125 1.550 281.523 436.374 14.969 33.707
18th S412b 125 1.550 281.523 436.374 14.969 33.707
18th S412b 125 1.550 289.360 448.521 15.385 34.645
18th S392a 125 1.550 288.535 447.243 15.341 34.547
Total 3470.837 5379.958 184.544 415.566
AT SECTION : 34-34
A= 12.045 m
3
Stress at Stress at
top Ft bottom
Stages of Dist. From Eccentrici Normal Pull Pn Moment =P /A- F =P /A+
Cable No n b n
2 2
(T/m ) m (T/m )
18th S381 125 1.538 556.616 856.085 29.971 66.412
18th S391 125 1.538 577.332 887.947 31.087 68.883
18th S401 125 1.538 588.672 905.388 31.698 70.236
18th S411 125 1.538 585.678 900.783 31.536 69.879
18th S412a 125 1.538 279.532 429.925 15.052 33.352
18th S412b 125 1.538 279.532 429.925 15.052 33.352
18th S412b 125 1.538 295.884 455.075 15.932 35.303
18th S412b 125 1.538 295.058 453.804 15.888 35.204
Total 3458.304 5318.931 186.216 412.621
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18. CALCULATION OF LOSS FOR MEMBER CORRESPONDS TO P7
ELASTIC SHORTENING LOSS
i) 1 st STAGE STRESSING
LHS of P7:
Stress due Prestress Stress at
Depth of
to DL of at 1 Depth CG of
Section Location Total CG from
16th stStage (m) cables: 1
top (m)
Segment cables st Stage
ft= (t/m2) -4.530 94.658 90.128
17-17 7.5 0.995 77.72
fb= (t/m2) 5.308 -8.715 -3.407
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 92.059 92.059
16-16 7.039 0.995 78.15
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -6.325 -6.325
Average Stress (T/m2) 77.94
Age of 16th segment 7 day
Number of cable stressed 3
Eps/Ec= 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening 1.18 Ton
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.14%
1 st STAGE STRESSING
RHS of P7:
Stress duePrestress Depth of Stress at
to DL at 1 st Depth
Section Location Total CG from CG of
of19th Stage (m)
top (m) cables:1
Segment cables st Stage
f = (t/m2) -4.530 94.658 90.128
19-19 t 7.5 0.995 77.72
fb= (t/m2) 5.308 -8.715 -3.407
2 0.000 92.059 92.059
f = (t/m )
20-20 t 2
7.039 0.995 78.15
fb= (t/m ) 0.000 -6.3246 -6.325
Age of 16th segment 7 day
Number of cable stressed 3
Eps/Ec= 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening 1.18 Ton
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.14%
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ii) 2 nd STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG
at 2 nd
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of
Section Location STAGE Total
of15th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd
G
Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -13.212 110.301 97.089
17-17 7.5 0.995 83.90 0.66 88.34
fb= (t/m2) 15.480 -17.791 -2.311
ft= (t/m2) -4.745 109.442 104.697
16-16 7.039 0.995 88.45 0.66 93.92
fb= (t/m2) 5.587 -15.824 -10.237
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 106.266 106.266
15-15 6.602 0.66 94.37
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -12.6899 -12.690
Average Stress (T/m2) 86.18 92.21
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd
Stage wise Age of segment Days 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 3.66 1.35
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.45% 0.15%
2 nd STAGE STRESSING
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG
at 2 nd
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of
of20th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd
G
Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -13.212 110.301 97.089
19-19 7.5 0.995 83.90 0.66 88.34
fb= (t/m2) 15.480 -17.791 -2.311
ft= (t/m2) -4.745 109.442 104.697
20-20 7.039 0.995 88.45 0.66 93.92
fb= (t/m2) 5.587 -15.824 -10.237
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 106.266 106.266
21-21 6.602 0.66 94.37
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -12.6899 -12.690
Stage wise Age of segment Days 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 3.659 1.35
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8
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iii) 3 rd STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 3 rd
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of
of14th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -21.362 118.314 96.952
17-17 7.5 0.995 83.92 0.66 88.31 0.325 92.70
fb= (t/m2) 25.028 -26.286 -1.258
ft= (t/m2) -13.850 118.692 104.842
16-16 7.039 0.995 88.79 0.66 94.19 0.325 99.60
fb= (t/m2) 16.306 -25.014 -8.708
ft= (t/m2) -4.906 119.529 114.623
15-15 6.602 0.66 101.5 0.325 108.1
fb= (t/m2) 5.804 -22.884 -17.080
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 102.346 102.346
14-14 6.191 0.66 90.51
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -8.67396 -8.674
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 450.70 498.4 539.6
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd
Average Stress (T/m2) 450.70 498.4 539.6
Stage wise Age of segment Days 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 3.597 3.98 1.44
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.44% 0.45% 0.16%
3 rd STAGE STRESSING
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 3 rd
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of
of21th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -21.362 118.314 96.952
19-19 7.5 0.995 83.92 0.66 88.31 0.325 92.70
fb= (t/m2) 25.028 -26.286 -1.258
ft= (t/m2) -13.850 118.692 104.842
20-20 7.039 0.995 88.79 0.66 94.19 0.325 99.6
fb= (t/m2) 16.306 -25.014 -8.708
ft= (t/m2) -4.906 119.529 114.623
21-21 6.602 0.66 101.5 0.325 108.1
fb= (t/m2) 5.804 -22.884 -17.080
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 102.346 102.346
22-22 6.191 0.66 90.5
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -8.674 -8.674
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 450.70 498.4 539.6
Average Stress (T/m2) 450.70 498.4 539.6
Stage wise Age of segment Days 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 3.597 3.98 1.44
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7
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iv) 4 th STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 4 th
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of
of13th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -40.331 233.828 193.497
17-17 7.5 0.995 167.20 0.66 176.1 0.325 184.9 0.325 184.9
fb= (t/m2) 47.253 -51.952 -4.699
ft= (t/m2) -31.702 233.686 201.984
16-16 7.039 0.995 171.75 0.66 181.9 0.325 192.1 0.325 192.1
fb= (t/m2) 37.324 -49.248 -11.924
ft= (t/m2) -21.107 232.856 211.749
15-15 6.602 0.66 188.6 0.325 200.4 0.325 200.4
fb= (t/m2) 24.971 -44.582 -19.611
ft= (t/m2) -8.826 232.767 223.941
14-14 6.191 0.66 197.1 0.325 210.7
fb= (t/m2) 10.492 -38 -27.508
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 184.459 184.459
13-13 5.681 0.66 163.6
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 4.825 4.825
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 875.52 946 1019 1039
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 875.52 946 1019 1039
Stage wise Age of segment Days 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6
Eps/Ec= 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 6.99 7.55 8.13 6.91
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.85% 0.86% 0.91% 0.40%
4 th STAGE STRESSING
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 4 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of
22th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -40.331 233.828 193.497
19-19 7.5 0.995 167.20 0.66 176.1 0.325 184.9 0.325 184.9
fb= (t/m2) 47.253 -51.952 -4.699
ft= (t/m2) -31.702 233.686 201.984
20-20 7.039 0.995 171.75 0.66 181.9 0.325 192.1 0.325 192.1
fb= (t/m2) 37.324 -49.248 -11.924
ft= (t/m2) -21.107 232.856 211.749
21-21 6.602 0.66 188.6 0.325 200.4 0.325 200.4
fb= (t/m2) 24.971 -44.582 -19.611
ft= (t/m2) -8.826 232.767 223.941
22-22 6.191 0.66 197.1 0.325 210.7
fb= (t/m2) 10.492 -38 -27.508
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 184.459 184.459
23-23 5.681 0.325 174.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 4.825 4.825
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 875.52 946 1019 1046
Average Stress (T/m2) 875.52 946 1019 1046
Stage wise Age of segment Days 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6
Eps/Ec= 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 6.99 7.55 8.13 6.96
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731
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v) 5 th STAGE STRESSING
LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 5 th
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of
of12th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -52.949 227.972 175.023
17-17 7.5 0.995 153.31 0.66 160.6 0.325 167.9 0.325 167.9 0.325 167.9
fb= (t/m2) 62.036 -50.652 11.384
ft= (t/m2) -45.794 235.068 189.274
16-16 7.039 0.995 163.14 0.66 171.9 0.325 180.7 0.325 180.7 0.325 180.7
fb= (t/m2) 53.913 -49.54 4.373
ft= (t/m2) -36.611 233.810 197.199
15-15 6.602 0.66 177.3 0.325 187.4 0.325 187.4 0.325 187.4
fb= (t/m2) 43.311 -44.766 -1.455
ft= (t/m2) -25.599 233.720 208.121
14-14 6.191 0.66 185.1 0.325 196.8 0.325 196.8
fb= (t/m2) 30.430 -38.158 -7.728
ft= (t/m2) -8.825 219.592 210.767
13-13 5.681 0.66 184.7 0.325 197.9
fb= (t/m2) 10.557 -24.330 -13.773
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 171.709 171.709
12-12 5.216 171.7 0.66 152.4
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 18.831 18.831
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 812.1 878 939 966 979
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 812.07 878 939 966 979
Stage wise Age of segment Days 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 6.48 7.00 7.50 15.41 6.51
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.79% 0.80% 0.84% 0.89% 0.39%
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 5 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of
23th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -52.949 227.972 175.023
19-19 7.5 0.995 153.31 0.66 160.6 0.325 167.9 0.325 167.9 0.325 167.9
fb= (t/m2) 62.036 -50.652 11.384
ft= (t/m2) -45.794 235.068 189.274
20-20 7.039 0.995 163.14 0.66 171.9 0.325 180.7 0.325 180.7 0.325 180.7
fb= (t/m2) 53.913 -49.54 4.373
ft= (t/m2) -36.611 232.856 196.245
21-21 6.602 0.66 176.5 0.325 186.5 0.325 186.5 0.325 186.5
fb= (t/m2) 43.311 -44.582 -1.271
ft= (t/m2) -25.599 232.767 207.168
22-22 6.191 0.66 184.3 0.325 195.9 0.325 195.9
fb= (t/m2) 30.430 -38.000 -7.570
ft= (t/m2) -8.825 219.592 210.767
23-23 5.681 0.325 197.9 0.325 197.9
fb= (t/m2) 10.557 -24.330 -13.773
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 171.709 171.709
24-24 5.216 0.325 162.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 18.831 18.831
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 812.07 877 937 972 982
Average Stress (T/m2) 812.07 877 937 972 982
Stage wise Age of segment Days 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 6.48 7.00 7.48 15.52 6.53
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656
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vi) 6 th STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 6 th
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of
of11th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -64.701 239.788 175.087
17-17 7.5 0.995 153.80 0.66 161.0 0.325 168.1 0.325 168.1 0.325 168.1 0.125 172.4
fb= (t/m2) 75.805 -61.18 14.625
ft= (t/m2) -58.909 247.808 188.899
16-16 7.039 0.995 163.37 0.66 172.0 0.325 180.6 0.325 180.6 0.325 180.6 0.125 185.7
fb= (t/m2) 69.354 -61.048 8.306
ft= (t/m2) -51.029 252.314 201.285
15-15 6.602 0.66 181.4 0.325 191.5 0.325 191.5 0.325 191.5 0.125 197.5
fb= (t/m2) 60.369 -58.03 2.339
ft= (t/m2) -41.187 252.708 211.521
14-14 6.191 0.66 188.7 0.325 200.3 0.325 200.3 0.125 207.2
fb= (t/m2) 48.960 -51.812 -2.852
ft= (t/m2) -25.646 247.090 221.444
13-13 5.681 0.66 194.8 0.325 208.3 0.125 216.4
fb= (t/m2) 30.678 -38.856 -8.178
ft= (t/m2) -8.577 234.808 226.231
12-12 5.216 226.2 0.325 211.4 0.125 220.5
fb= (t/m2) 10.323 -21.866 -11.543
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 183.092 183.092
11-11 4.795 0.46 167.9
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 25.238 25.238
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 810.1 879 942 972 1008 1052
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 810.13 879 942 972 1008 1052
Stage wise Age of segment Days 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 6.46 7.01 7.52 15.51 16.09 7.00
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.79% 0.80% 0.85% 0.90% 0.97% 0.40%
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 6 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of
24th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -64.701 239.788 175.087
19-19 7.5 0.995 153.80 0.66 161.0 0.325 168.1 0.325 168.1 0.325 168.1 0.125 172.4
fb= (t/m2) 75.805 -61.18 14.625
ft= (t/m2) -58.909 247.808 188.899
20-20 7.039 0.995 163.34 0.66 171.9 0.325 180.6 0.325 180.6 0.325 180.6 0.125 185.7
fb= (t/m2) 69.354 -61.248 8.106
ft= (t/m2) -51.029 252.314 201.285
21-21 6.602 0.66 181.4 0.325 191.5 0.325 191.5 0.325 191.5 0.125 197.5
fb= (t/m2) 60.369 -58.03 2.339
ft= (t/m2) -41.187 252.708 211.521
22-22 6.191 0.66 188.7 0.325 200.3 0.325 200.3 0.125 207.2
fb= (t/m2) 48.960 -51.812 -2.852
ft= (t/m2) -25.646 247.090 221.444
23-23 5.681 0.325 208.3 0.325 208.3 0.125 216.4
fb= (t/m2) 30.678 -38.856 -8.178
ft= (t/m2) -8.577 234.808 226.231
24-24 5.216 0.325 211.4 0.125 220.5
fb= (t/m2) 10.323 -21.866 -11.543
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 183.092 183.092
25-25 4.795 0.125 179.0
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 25.238 25.238
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 810.06 879 942 981 1008 1058
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Average Stress (T/m2) 810.06 879 942 981 1008 1058
Stage wise Age of segment Days 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 6.46 7.01 7.52 15.65 16.09 7.03
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740
vii) 7 th STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 7 th
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of
of10th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -75.738 227.75 152.012
17-17 7.5 0.995 135.91 0.66 141.3 0.325 146.8 0.325 146.8 0.325 146.8 0.125 150.0 0.125 150.0
fb= (t/m2) 88.736 -58.108 30.628
ft= (t/m2) -71.209 235.410 164.201
16-16 7.039 0.995 144.64 0.66 151.2 0.325 157.8 0.325 157.8 0.325 157.8 0.125 161.7 0.125 161.7
fb= (t/m2) 83.836 -57.994 25.842
ft= (t/m2) -64.536 241.222 176.686
15-15 6.602 0.66 161.1 0.325 169.0 0.325 169.0 0.325 169.0 0.125 173.7 0.125 173.7
fb= (t/m2) 76.348 -55.48 20.868
ft= (t/m2) -55.774 241.596 185.822
14-14 6.191 0.66 167.8 0.325 176.9 0.325 176.9 0.125 182.4 0.125 182.4
fb= (t/m2) 66.300 -49.532 16.768
ft= (t/m2) -41.362 243.062 201.700
13-13 5.681 0.66 179.6 0.325 190.8 0.125 197.5 0.125 197.5
fb= (t/m2) 49.479 -38.224 11.255
ft= (t/m2) -24.981 234.768 209.787
12-12 5.216 209.8 0.325 197.2 0.125 205.0 0.125 205.0
fb= (t/m2) 30.065 -21.864 8.201
ft= (t/m2) -8.129 215.832 207.703
11-11 4.795 0.46 188.4 0.125 202.5
fb= (t/m2) 9.840 -3.250 6.590
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 167.294 167.294
10-10 4.418 0.46 154.0
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 39.172 39.172
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 714.1 771 825 855 892 940 947
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 714.07 771 825 855 892 940 947
Stage wise Age of segment Days 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 5.70 6.15 6.58 13.64 14.24 15.01 6.30
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.69% 0.70% 0.74% 0.79% 0.86% 0.86% 0.38%
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RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 7 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of
25th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -75.738 227.75 152.012
19-19 7.5 0.995 135.91 0.66 141.3 0.325 146.8 0.325 146.8 0.325 146.8 0.125 150.0 0.125 150.0
fb= (t/m2) 88.736 -58.108 30.628
ft= (t/m2) -71.209 235.410 164.201
20-20 7.039 0.995 144.64 0.66 151.2 0.325 157.8 0.325 157.8 0.325 157.8 0.125 161.7 0.125 161.7
fb= (t/m2) 83.836 -57.994 25.842
ft= (t/m2) -64.536 241.222 176.686
21-21 6.602 0.66 161.1 0.325 169.0 0.325 169.0 0.325 169.0 0.125 173.7 0.125 173.7
fb= (t/m2) 76.348 -55.48 20.868
ft= (t/m2) -55.774 241.596 185.822
22-22 6.191 0.66 167.7 0.325 176.9 0.325 176.9 0.125 182.4 0.125 182.4
fb= (t/m2) 66.300 -50.43 15.870
ft= (t/m2) -41.362 243.062 201.700
23-23 5.681 0.325 190.8 0.325 190.8 0.125 197.5 0.125 197.5
fb= (t/m2) 49.479 -38.224 11.255
ft= (t/m2) -24.981 234.768 209.787
24-24 5.216 0.325 197.2 0.125 205.0 0.125 205.0
fb= (t/m2) 30.065 -21.864 8.201
ft= (t/m2) -8.129 215.832 207.703
25-25 4.795 0.125 202.5 0.125 202.5
fb= (t/m2) 9.840 -3.250 6.590
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 167.294 167.294
26-26 4.418 0.46 154.0
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 39.172 39.172
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 714.07 771 825 862 892 947 956
Average Stress (T/m2) 714.07 771 825 862 892 947 956
Stage wise Age of segment Days 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657
viiI) 8 th STAGE STRESSING
LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 8 th
to DL Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
of9th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -86.211 225.536 139.325
17-17 7.5 0.995 126.61 0.66 130.9 0.325 135.2 0.325 135.2 0.325 135.2 0.125 137.7 0.125 137.7 0.125 137.7
fb= (t/m2) 101.006 -57.546 43.460
ft= (t/m2) -82.859 233.160 150.301
16-16 7.039 0.995 134.72 0.66 140.0 0.325 145.2 0.325 145.2 0.325 145.2 0.125 148.3 0.125 148.3 0.125 148.3
fb= (t/m2) 97.551 -57.44 40.111
ft= (t/m2) -77.306 238.956 161.650
15-15 6.602 0.66 149.2 0.325 155.5 0.325 155.5 0.325 155.5 0.125 159.3 0.125 159.3 0.125 159.3
fb= (t/m2) 91.455 -54.492 36.963
ft= (t/m2) -69.540 239.326 169.786
14-14 6.191 0.66 155.3 0.325 162.6 0.325 162.6 0.125 167.0 0.125 167.0 0.125 167.0
fb= (t/m2) 82.665 -49.068 33.597
ft= (t/m2) -56.164 240.830 184.666
13-13 5.681 0.66 166.6 0.325 175.8 0.125 181.2 0.125 181.2 0.125 181.2
fb= (t/m2) 67.186 -37.874 29.312
ft= (t/m2) -40.399 238.904 198.505
12-12 5.216 198.5 0.325 187.8 0.125 194.4 0.125 194.4 0.125 194.4
fb= (t/m2) 48.622 -22.248 26.374
ft= (t/m2) -23.732 229.786 206.054
11-11 4.795 0.46 188.7 0.125 201.3 0.125 201.3
fb= (t/m2) 28.728 -3.462 25.266
ft= (t/m2) -7.553 210.190 202.637
10-10 4.418 0.46 184.1 0.125 197.6
fb= (t/m2) 9.193 15.180 24.373
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 166.062 166.062
9-9 4.086 0.46 153.6
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 55.092 55.092
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 663.3 712 757 784 819 868 892 914
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Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 663.30 712 757 784 819 868 892 914
Stage wise Age of segment Days 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 5.29 5.68 6.04 12.51 13.08 13.85 14.24 6.08
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.64% 0.65% 0.68% 0.72% 0.79% 0.80% 0.86% 0.36%
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 8 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
26th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -86.211 225.536 139.325
19-19 7.5 0.995 126.61 0.66 130.9 0.325 135.2 0.325 135.2 0.325 135.2 0.125 137.7 0.125 137.7 0.125 137.7
fb= (t/m2) 101.006 -57.546 43.460
ft= (t/m2) -82.859 233.160 150.301
20-20 7.039 0.995 134.72 0.66 140.0 0.325 145.2 0.325 145.2 0.325 145.2 0.125 148.3 0.125 148.3 0.125 148.3
fb= (t/m2) 97.551 -57.440 40.111
ft= (t/m2) -77.306 238.956 161.650
21-21 6.602 0.66 149.1 0.325 155.5 0.325 155.5 0.325 155.5 0.125 159.3 0.125 159.3 0.125 159.3
fb= (t/m2) 91.455 -54.958 36.497
ft= (t/m2) -69.540 239.326 169.786
22-22 6.191 0.66 155.3 0.325 162.6 0.325 162.6 0.125 167.0 0.125 167.0 0.125 167.0
fb= (t/m2) 82.665 -49.068 33.597
ft= (t/m2) -56.164 240.830 184.666
23-23 5.681 0.325 175.8 0.325 175.8 0.125 181.2 0.125 181.2 0.125 181.2
fb= (t/m2) 67.186 -37.874 29.312
ft= (t/m2) -40.399 238.904 198.505
24-24 5.216 0.325 187.8 0.125 194.4 0.125 194.4 0.125 194.4
fb= (t/m2) 48.622 -22.248 26.374
ft= (t/m2) -23.732 229.786 206.054
25-25 4.795 0.125 201.3 0.125 201.3 0.125 201.3
fb= (t/m2) 28.728 -3.462 25.266
ft= (t/m2) -7.553 210.190 202.637
26-26 4.418 0.46 183.8 0.125 197.5
fb= (t/m2) 6.360 15.180 21.540
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 166.062 166.062
27-27 4.086 0.46 153.6
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 55.092 55.092
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 663.30 712 757 790 819 873 895 912
Average Stress (T/m2) 663.30 712 757 790 819 873 895 912
Stage wise Age of segment Days 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6
Eps/Ec= 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 5.29 5.68 6.04 12.60 13.08 13.94 14.28 6.07
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680
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LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 9 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
8th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -96.270 111.254 14.984
17-17 7.5 0.995 24.19 0.66 21.1 0.325 18.0 0.325 18.0 0.325 18.0 0.125 16.1 0.125 16.1 0.125 16.1 0.125 16.1
fb= (t/m2) 112.791 -28.386 84.405
ft= (t/m2) -94.021 115.023 21.002
16-16 7.039 0.995 29.68 0.66 26.8 0.325 23.8 0.325 23.8 0.325 23.8 0.125 22.1 0.125 22.1 0.125 22.1 0.125 22.1
fb= (t/m2) 110.692 -28.337 82.355
ft= (t/m2) -89.512 117.888 28.376
15-15 6.602 0.66 33.4 0.325 30.9 0.325 30.9 0.325 30.9 0.125 29.3 0.125 29.3 0.125 29.3 0.125 29.3
fb= (t/m2) 105.895 -27.113 78.782
ft= (t/m2) -82.670 118.071 35.401
14-14 6.191 0.66 39.5 0.325 37.4 0.325 37.4 0.125 36.2 0.125 36.2 0.125 36.2 0.125 36.2
fb= (t/m2) 98.272 -24.207 74.065
ft= (t/m2) -70.241 118.823 48.582
13-13 5.681 0.66 50.5 0.325 49.5 0.125 49.0 0.125 49.0 0.125 49.0 0.125 49.0
fb= (t/m2) 84.025 -18.686 65.339
ft= (t/m2) -55.023 117.880 62.857
12-12 5.216 62.9 0.325 62.4 0.125 62.7 0.125 62.7 0.125 62.7 0.125 62.7
fb= (t/m2) 66.223 -10.977 55.246
ft= (t/m2) -38.495 115.774 77.279
11-11 4.795 0.46 74.2 0.125 76.4 0.125 76.4 0.125 76.4
fb= (t/m2) 46.600 -1.743 44.857
ft= (t/m2) -22.114 109.230 87.116
10-10 4.418 0.46 81.7 0.125 85.6 0.125 85.6
fb= (t/m2) 26.915 7.888 34.803
ft= (t/m2) -6.932 101.782 94.850
9-9 4.086 0.46 87.0 0.125 92.7
fb= (t/m2) 8.479 16.544 25.023
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 84.311 84.311
8-8 3.798 0.46 77.8
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 30.631 30.631
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 136.4 137 141 161 186 209 238 264 291
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 136.42 137 141 161 186 209 238 264 291
Stage wise Age of segment Days 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3
Eps/Ec= 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 1.09 1.09 1.13 2.57 2.96 3.33 3.80 4.22 0.77
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.13% 0.12% 0.13% 0.15% 0.18% 0.19% 0.23% 0.25% 0.09%
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RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 9 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
27th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -96.270 111.254 14.984
19-19 7.5 0.995 24.19 0.66 21.1 0.325 18.0 0.325 18.0 0.325 18.0 0.125 16.1 0.125 16.1 0.125 16.1 0.125 16.1
fb= (t/m2) 112.791 -28.386 84.405
ft= (t/m2) -94.021 115.023 21.002
20-20 7.039 0.995 29.68 0.66 26.8 0.325 23.8 0.325 23.8 0.325 23.8 0.125 22.1 0.125 22.1 0.125 22.1 0.125 22.1
fb= (t/m2) 110.692 -28.337 82.355
ft= (t/m2) -89.512 117.888 28.376
21-21 6.602 0.66 33.4 0.325 30.9 0.325 30.9 0.325 30.9 0.125 29.3 0.125 29.3 0.125 29.3 0.125 29.3
fb= (t/m2) 105.895 -27.113 78.782
ft= (t/m2) -82.670 118.071 35.401
22-22 6.191 0.66 39.5 0.325 37.4 0.325 37.4 0.125 36.2 0.125 36.2 0.125 36.2 0.125 36.2
fb= (t/m2) 98.272 -24.207 74.065
ft= (t/m2) -70.241 118.823 48.582
23-23 5.681 0.325 49.5 0.325 49.5 0.125 49.0 0.125 49.0 0.125 49.0 0.125 49.0
fb= (t/m2) 84.025 -18.686 65.339
ft= (t/m2) -55.023 115.828 60.805
24-24 5.216 0.325 60.5 0.125 60.7 0.125 60.7 0.125 60.7 0.125 60.7
fb= (t/m2) 66.223 -10.787 55.436
ft= (t/m2) -38.495 115.774 77.279
25-25 4.795 0.125 76.4 0.125 76.4 0.125 76.4 0.125 76.4
fb= (t/m2) 46.600 -1.743 44.857
ft= (t/m2) -22.114 111.213 89.099
26-26 4.418 0.46 82.6 0.125 87.3 0.125 87.3
fb= (t/m2) 18.619 8.031 26.650
ft= (t/m2) -6.932 101.782 94.850
27-27 4.086 0.46 87.0 0.125 92.7
fb= (t/m2) 8.479 16.544 25.023
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 84.311 84.311
28-28 3.798 0.46 77.8
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 30.631 30.631
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 136.42 137 141 160 185 208 237 267 290
Average Stress (T/m2) 136.42 137 141 160 185 208 237 267 290
Stage wise Age of segment Days 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3
Eps/Ec= 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 1.09 1.09 1.13 2.56 2.95 3.32 3.79 4.27 0.77
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8
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X) 10 th STAGE STRESSING
LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 10 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
7th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -106.065 109.252 3.187
17-17 7.5 0.995 15.55 0.66 11.4 0.325 7.2 0.325 7.2 0.325 7.2 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7
fb= (t/m2) 124.268 -27.876 96.392
ft= (t/m2) -104.857 112.968 8.111
16-16 7.039 0.995 20.48 0.66 16.3 0.325 12.2 0.325 12.2 0.325 12.2 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7
fb= (t/m2) 123.449 -27.83 95.619
ft= (t/m2) -101.327 115.797 14.470
15-15 6.602 0.66 22.3 0.325 18.3 0.325 18.3 0.325 18.3 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0
fb= (t/m2) 119.872 -26.633 93.239
ft= (t/m2) -95.344 115.977 20.633
14-14 6.191 0.66 28.0 0.325 24.3 0.325 24.3 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0
fb= (t/m2) 113.338 -23.778 89.560
ft= (t/m2) -83.782 116.732 32.950
13-13 5.681 0.66 38.6 0.325 35.7 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0
fb= (t/m2) 100.224 -18.357 81.867
ft= (t/m2) -69.044 115.828 46.784
12-12 5.216 46.8 0.325 48.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4
fb= (t/m2) 83.098 -10.787 72.311
ft= (t/m2) -52.605 113.773 61.168
11-11 4.795 0.46 61.2 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2
fb= (t/m2) 63.681 -1.713 61.968
ft= (t/m2) -35.989 111.213 75.224
10-10 4.418 0.46 72.8 0.125 74.6 0.125 74.6 0.125 74.6
fb= (t/m2) 43.804 8.031 51.835
ft= (t/m2) -20.357 104.956 84.599
9-9 4.086 0.46 79.8 0.125 83.3 0.125 83.3
fb= (t/m2) 24.900 17.061 41.961
ft= (t/m2) -6.331 98.191 91.860
8-8 3.798 0.46 84.6 0.125 89.9
fb= (t/m2) 7.778 24.510 32.288
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 82.066 82.066
7-7 3.554 0.46 76.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 36.383 36.383
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 91.1 84 81 99 120 138 167 193 222 249
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 91.07 84 81 99 120 138 167 193 222 249
Stage wise Age of segment Days 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 0.73 0.67 0.65 1.57 1.92 2.20 2.67 3.08 1.77 0.66
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.09% 0.08% 0.07% 0.09% 0.12% 0.13% 0.16% 0.18% 0.21% 0.08%
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RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 10 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
28th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -106.065 109.252 3.187
19-19 7.5 0.995 15.55 0.66 11.4 0.325 7.2 0.325 7.2 0.325 7.2 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7 0.125 4.7
fb= (t/m2) 124.268 -27.876 96.392
ft= (t/m2) -104.857 112.968 8.111
20-20 7.039 0.995 20.48 0.66 16.3 0.325 12.2 0.325 12.2 0.325 12.2 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7 0.125 9.7
fb= (t/m2) 123.449 -27.830 95.619
ft= (t/m2) -101.327 115.797 14.470
21-21 6.602 0.66 22.3 0.325 18.3 0.325 18.3 0.325 18.3 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0 0.125 16.0
fb= (t/m2) 119.872 -26.633 93.239
ft= (t/m2) -95.344 115.977 20.633
22-22 6.191 0.66 28.0 0.325 24.3 0.325 24.3 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0 0.125 22.0
fb= (t/m2) 113.338 -23.778 89.560
ft= (t/m2) -83.782 116.732 32.950
23-23 5.681 0.325 35.7 0.325 35.7 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0 0.125 34.0
fb= (t/m2) 100.224 -18.357 81.867
ft= (t/m2) -69.044 115.828 46.784
24-24 5.216 0.325 48.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4 0.125 47.4
fb= (t/m2) 83.098 -10.787 72.311
ft= (t/m2) -52.605 113.773 61.168
25-25 4.795 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2 0.125 61.2
fb= (t/m2) 63.681 -1.713 61.968
ft= (t/m2) -35.989 111.213 75.224
26-26 4.418 0.46 72.8 0.125 74.6 0.125 74.6 0.125 74.6
fb= (t/m2) 43.804 8.031 51.835
ft= (t/m2) -20.357 104.956 84.599
27-27 4.086 0.46 79.8 0.125 83.3 0.125 83.3
fb= (t/m2) 24.900 17.061 41.961
ft= (t/m2) -6.331 98.191 91.860
28-28 3.798 0.46 84.6 0.13 89.9
fb= (t/m2) 7.778 24.510 32.288
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 82.066 82.066
29-29 3.554 0.46 76.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 36.383 36.383
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 91.07 84 81 97 120 138 168 198 226 252
Average Stress (T/m2) 91.07 84 81 97 120 138 168 198 226 252
Stage wise Age of segment Days 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 0.73 0.67 0.65 1.54 1.92 2.20 2.67 3.15 1.81 0.67
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8
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LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 11 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
6th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -115.748 107.247 -8.501
17-17 7.5 0.995 6.99 0.66 1.8 0.325 -3.4 0.325 -3.4 0.325 -3.4 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6
fb= (t/m2) 135.612 -27.365 108.247
ft= (t/m2) -115.530 110.893 -4.637
16-16 7.039 0.995 11.38 0.66 6.0 0.325 0.6 0.325 0.6 0.325 0.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6
fb= (t/m2) 136.015 -27.318 108.697
ft= (t/m2) -112.925 113.669 0.744
15-15 6.602 0.66 11.4 0.325 6.0 0.325 6.0 0.325 6.0 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8
fb= (t/m2) 133.593 -26.143 107.450
ft= (t/m2) -107.744 113.846 6.102
14-14 6.191 0.66 16.6 0.325 11.3 0.325 11.3 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1
fb= (t/m2) 128.078 -23.341 104.737
ft= (t/m2) -96.976 114.586 17.610
13-13 5.681 0.66 26.9 0.325 22.2 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4
fb= (t/m2) 116.007 -18.019 97.988
ft= (t/m2) -82.652 113.696 31.044
12-12 5.216 31.0 0.325 34.6 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4
fb= (t/m2) 99.476 -10.589 88.887
ft= (t/m2) -66.248 111.680 45.432
11-11 4.795 0.46 48.6 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3
fb= (t/m2) 80.197 -1.681 78.516
ft= (t/m2) -49.357 108.820 59.463
10-10 4.418 0.46 60.3 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7
fb= (t/m2) 60.074 7.858 67.932
ft= (t/m2) -33.247 107.556 74.309
9-9 4.086 0.46 72.5 0.125 73.8 0.125 73.8 0.125 73.8
fb= (t/m2) 40.666 17.484 58.150
ft= (t/m2) -18.651 106.649 87.998
8-8 3.798 0.46 83.3 0.125 86.7 0.125 86.7
fb= (t/m2) 22.913 26.621 49.534
ft= (t/m2) -5.794 106.311 100.517
7-7 3.554 0.46 92.9 0.125 98.5
fb= (t/m2) 7.145 34.883 42.028
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 83.798 83.798
6-6 3.355 0.46 78.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 42.709 42.709
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 46.4 32 22 38 57 69 97 123 156 189 218
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 46.36 32 22 38 57 69 97 123 156 189 218
Stage wise Age of segment Days 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 0.37 0.25 0.18 0.60 0.90 1.10 1.55 1.97 1.24 1.51 0.58
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.05% 0.03% 0.02% 0.03% 0.05% 0.06% 0.09% 0.12% 0.15% 0.18% 0.06%
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 11 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
29th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -115.748 107.247 -8.501
19-19 7.5 0.995 6.99 0.66 1.8 0.325 -3.4 0.325 -3.4 0.325 -3.4 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6 0.125 -6.6
fb= (t/m2) 135.612 -27.365 108.247
ft= (t/m2) -115.530 110.893 -4.637
20-20 7.039 0.995 11.38 0.66 6.0 0.325 0.6 0.325 0.6 0.325 0.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6 0.125 -2.6
fb= (t/m2) 136.015 -27.318 108.697
ft= (t/m2) -112.925 113.669 0.744
21-21 6.602 0.66 11.4 0.325 6.0 0.325 6.0 0.325 6.0 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8 0.125 2.8
fb= (t/m2) 133.593 -26.143 107.450
ft= (t/m2) -107.744 113.846 6.102
22-22 6.191 0.66 16.6 0.325 11.3 0.325 11.3 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1 0.125 8.1
fb= (t/m2) 128.078 -23.341 104.737
ft= (t/m2) -96.976 114.586 17.610
23-23 5.681 0.325 22.2 0.325 22.2 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4 0.125 19.4
fb= (t/m2) 116.007 -18.019 97.988
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ft= (t/m2) -82.652 113.696 31.044

24-24 5.216 0.325 34.6 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4 0.125 32.4
fb= (t/m2) 99.476 -10.589 88.887
ft= (t/m2) -66.248 111.680 45.432
25-25 4.795 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3
fb= (t/m2) 80.197 -1.681 78.516
ft= (t/m2) -49.357 108.820 59.463
26-26 4.418 0.46 60.3 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7
fb= (t/m2) 60.074 7.858 67.932
ft= (t/m2) -33.247 107.556 74.309
27-27 4.086 0.46 72.5 0.125 73.8 0.125 73.8 0.125 73.8
fb= (t/m2) 40.666 17.484 58.150
ft= (t/m2) -18.651 106.649 87.998
28-28 3.798 0.46 83.3 0.13 86.7 0.125 86.7
fb= (t/m2) 22.913 26.621 49.534
ft= (t/m2) -5.794 106.311 100.517
29-29 3.554 0.46 92.9 0.125 98.5
fb= (t/m2) 7.145 34.883 42.028
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 83.798 83.798
30-30 3.355 0.46 78.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 42.709 42.709
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 46.36 32 22 35 57 68 97 128 159 192 222
Average Stress (T/m2) 46.36 32 22 35 57 68 97 128 159 192 222
Stage wise Age of segment Days 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 0.37 0.25 0.18 0.55 0.90 1.08 1.55 2.04 1.27 1.53 0.59
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7
XII) 12 th STAGE STRESSING
LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 12 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
5th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -125.468 105.34 -20.128
17-17 7.5 0.995 -1.52 0.66 -7.8 0.325 -14.1 0.325 -14.1 0.325 -14.1 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8
fb= (t/m2) 147.000 -26.877 120.123
ft= (t/m2) -126.203 108.943 -17.260
16-16 7.039 0.995 2.39 0.66 -4.2 0.325 -10.8 0.325 -10.8 0.325 -10.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8
fb= (t/m2) 148.580 -26.838 121.742
ft= (t/m2) -124.479 111.693 -12.786
15-15 6.602 0.66 0.6 0.325 -6.2 0.325 -6.2 0.325 -6.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2
fb= (t/m2) 147.262 -25.688 121.574
ft= (t/m2) -120.053 111.867 -8.186
14-14 6.191 0.66 5.5 0.325 -1.5 0.325 -1.5 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6
fb= (t/m2) 142.711 -22.935 119.776
ft= (t/m2) -110.013 112.622 2.609
13-13 5.681 0.66 15.5 0.325 9.0 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1
fb= (t/m2) 131.601 -17.711 113.890
ft= (t/m2) -96.038 111.775 15.737
12-12 5.216 15.7 0.325 21.3 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9
fb= (t/m2) 115.586 -10.409 105.177
ft= (t/m2) -79.611 109.819 30.208
11-11 4.795 0.46 36.4 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9
fb= (t/m2) 96.373 -1.653 94.720
ft= (t/m2) -62.397 107.372 44.975
10-10 4.418 0.46 49.0 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1
fb= (t/m2) 75.945 7.754 83.699
ft= (t/m2) -45.771 104.981 59.210
9-9 4.086 0.46 60.8 0.125 59.6 0.125 59.6 0.125 59.6 0.125 59.6
fb= (t/m2) 55.986 17.063 73.049
ft= (t/m2) -30.576 103.266 72.690
8-8 3.798 0.46 71.6 0.125 72.4 0.125 72.4 0.125 72.4
fb= (t/m2) 37.564 25.776 63.340
ft= (t/m2) -17.126 103.264 86.138
7-7 3.554 0.46 82.1 0.125 85.0 0.125 85.0
fb= (t/m2) 21.120 33.882 55.002
ft= (t/m2) -5.345 103.866 98.521
6-6 3.355 0.46 91.5 0.125 96.6
fb= (t/m2) 6.612 40.968 47.580
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 83.488 83.488
5-5 3.199 0.46 78.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 46.832 46.832
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 2.2 -20 -36 -22 -6 2 29 54 86 118 150 180
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Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th
Average Stress (T/m2) 2.19 -20 -36 -22 -6 2 29 54 86 118 150 180
Stage wise Age of segment Days 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 0.02 -0.16 -0.29 -0.36 -0.09 0.03 0.47 0.87 0.68 0.94 1.20 0.48
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.6
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.00% -0.02% -0.03% -0.02% -0.01% 0.00% 0.03% 0.05% 0.08% 0.11% 0.13% 0.05%
RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 12 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
30th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -125.468 105.34 -20.128
19-19 7.5 0.995 -1.52 0.66 -7.8 0.325 -14.1 0.325 -14.1 0.325 -14.1 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8 0.125 -17.8
fb= (t/m2) 147.000 -26.877 120.123
ft= (t/m2) -126.203 108.943 -17.260
20-20 7.039 0.995 2.39 0.66 -4.2 0.325 -10.8 0.325 -10.8 0.325 -10.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8 0.125 -14.8
fb= (t/m2) 148.580 -26.838 121.742
ft= (t/m2) -124.479 111.693 -12.786
21-21 6.602 0.66 0.6 0.325 -6.2 0.325 -6.2 0.325 -6.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2 0.125 -10.2
fb= (t/m2) 147.262 -25.688 121.574
ft= (t/m2) -120.053 111.867 -8.186
22-22 6.191 0.66 5.5 0.325 -1.5 0.325 -1.5 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6 0.125 -5.6
fb= (t/m2) 142.711 -22.935 119.776
ft= (t/m2) -110.013 112.622 2.609
23-23 5.681 0.325 9.0 0.325 9.0 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1 0.125 5.1
fb= (t/m2) 131.601 -17.711 113.890
ft= (t/m2) -96.038 111.775 15.737
24-24 5.216 0.325 21.3 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9 0.125 17.9
fb= (t/m2) 115.586 -10.409 105.177
ft= (t/m2) -79.611 109.819 30.208
25-25 4.795 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9 0.125 31.9
fb= (t/m2) 96.373 -1.653 94.720
ft= (t/m2) -62.397 107.372 44.975
26-26 4.418 0.46 49.0 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1 0.125 46.1
fb= (t/m2) 75.945 7.754 83.699
ft= (t/m2) -45.771 104.981 59.210
27-27 4.086 0.46 60.8 0.125 59.6 0.125 59.6 0.125 59.6 0.125 59.6
fb= (t/m2) 55.986 17.063 73.049
ft= (t/m2) -30.576 103.266 72.690
28-28 3.798 0.46 71.6 0.13 72.4 0.125 72.4 0.125 72.4
fb= (t/m2) 37.564 25.776 63.340
ft= (t/m2) -17.126 103.264 86.138
29-29 3.554 0.46 82.1 0.125 85.0 0.125 85.0
fb= (t/m2) 21.120 33.882 55.002
ft= (t/m2) -5.345 103.866 98.521
30-30 3.355 0.46 91.5 0.125 96.6
fb= (t/m2) 6.612 40.968 47.580
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 83.488 83.488
31-31 3.199 0.46 78.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 46.832 46.832
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 2.19 -20 -36 -26 -6 0 29 59 90 121 154 180
Average Stress (T/m2) 2.19 -20 -36 -26 -6 0 29 59 90 121 154 180
Stage wise Age of segment Days 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 0.02 -0.16 -0.29 -0.42 -0.09 0.00 0.47 0.94 0.72 0.97 1.23 0.48
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.6
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XIII) 13 th STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 13 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
4th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -135.376 103.407 -31.969
17-17 7.5 0.995 -10.19 0.66 -17.5 0.325 -24.9 0.325 -24.9 0.325 -24.9 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2
fb= (t/m2) 158.609 -26.384 132.225
ft= (t/m2) -137.039 106.942 -30.097
16-16 7.039 0.995 -6.76 0.66 -14.6 0.325 -22.5 0.325 -22.5 0.325 -22.5 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2
fb= (t/m2) 161.338 -26.346 134.992
ft= (t/m2) -136.164 109.640 -26.524
15-15 6.602 0.66 -10.3 0.325 -18.5 0.325 -18.5 0.325 -18.5 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4
fb= (t/m2) 161.086 -25.216 135.870
ft= (t/m2) -132.454 109.811 -22.643
14-14 6.191 0.66 -5.8 0.325 -14.4 0.325 -14.4 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5
fb= (t/m2) 157.452 -22.515 134.937
ft= (t/m2) -123.081 110.553 -12.528
13-13 5.681 0.66 4.0 0.325 -4.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4
fb= (t/m2) 147.234 -17.385 129.849
ft= (t/m2) -109.392 109.720 0.328
12-12 5.216 0.3 0.325 7.9 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2
fb= (t/m2) 131.659 -10.217 121.442
ft= (t/m2) -92.881 107.798 14.917
11-11 4.795 0.46 24.1 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4
fb= (t/m2) 112.437 -1.623 110.814
ft= (t/m2) -75.289 105.394 30.105
10-10 4.418 0.46 37.3 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1
fb= (t/m2) 91.636 7.611 99.247
ft= (t/m2) -58.099 103.046 44.947
9-9 4.086 0.46 49.8 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3
fb= (t/m2) 71.065 16.749 87.814
ft= (t/m2) -42.265 101.354 59.089
8-8 3.798 0.46 61.3 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7
fb= (t/m2) 51.924 25.298 77.222
ft= (t/m2) -28.190 101.017 72.827
7-7 3.554 0.46 72.2 0.125 72.7 0.125 72.7 0.125 72.7
fb= (t/m2) 34.763 33.144 67.907
ft= (t/m2) -15.859 101.287 85.428
6-6 3.355 0.46 81.9 0.125 84.5 0.125 84.5
fb= (t/m2) 19.618 39.951 59.569
ft= (t/m2) -4.998 102.136 97.138
5-5 3.199 0.46 90.6 0.125 95.4
fb= (t/m2) 6.197 45.611 51.808
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 81.128 81.128
4-4 3.089 0.46 76.3
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 48.436 48.436
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -42.6 -72 -95 -83 -69 -66 -39 -15 17 49 81 114 143
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th
Average Stress (T/m2) -42.65 -72 -95 -83 -69 -66 -39 -15 17 49 81 114 143
Stage wise Age of segment Days 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -0.34 -0.57 -0.76 -1.32 -1.10 -1.06 -0.63 -0.23 0.13 0.39 0.65 0.91 0.38
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.6 944.7
% loss due to elastic shortening -0.04% -0.07% -0.08% -0.08% -0.07% -0.06% -0.04% -0.01% 0.02% 0.05% 0.07% 0.10% 0.04%
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RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 13 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
31th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -135.376 103.407 -31.969
19-19 7.5 0.995 -10.19 0.66 -17.5 0.325 -24.9 0.325 -24.9 0.325 -24.9 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2 0.125 -29.2
fb= (t/m2) 158.609 -26.384 132.225
ft= (t/m2) -137.039 106.942 -30.097
20-20 7.039 0.995 -6.76 0.66 -14.6 0.325 -22.5 0.325 -22.5 0.325 -22.5 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2 0.125 -27.2
fb= (t/m2) 161.338 -26.346 134.992
ft= (t/m2) -136.164 109.640 -26.524
21-21 6.602 0.66 -10.3 0.325 -18.5 0.325 -18.5 0.325 -18.5 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4 0.125 -23.4
fb= (t/m2) 161.086 -25.216 135.870
ft= (t/m2) -132.454 109.811 -22.643
22-22 6.191 0.66 -5.8 0.325 -14.4 0.325 -14.4 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5 0.125 -19.5
fb= (t/m2) 157.452 -22.515 134.937
ft= (t/m2) -123.081 110.553 -12.528
23-23 5.681 0.325 -4.4 0.325 -4.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4 0.125 -9.4
fb= (t/m2) 147.234 -17.385 129.849
ft= (t/m2) -109.392 109.720 0.328
24-24 5.216 0.325 7.9 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2 0.125 3.2
fb= (t/m2) 131.659 -10.217 121.442
ft= (t/m2) -92.881 107.798 14.917
25-25 4.795 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4 0.125 17.4
fb= (t/m2) 112.437 -1.623 110.814
ft= (t/m2) -75.289 105.394 30.105
26-26 4.418 0.46 37.3 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1 0.125 32.1
fb= (t/m2) 91.636 7.611 99.247
ft= (t/m2) -58.099 103.046 44.947
27-27 4.086 0.46 49.8 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3 0.125 46.3
fb= (t/m2) 71.065 16.749 87.814
ft= (t/m2) -42.265 101.354 59.089
28-28 3.798 0.46 61.3 0.13 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7 0.125 59.7
fb= (t/m2) 51.924 25.298 77.222
ft= (t/m2) -28.190 101.017 72.827
29-29 3.554 0.46 72.2 0.125 72.7 0.125 72.7 0.125 72.7
fb= (t/m2) 34.763 33.144 67.907
ft= (t/m2) -15.859 101.287 85.428
30-30 3.355 0.46 81.9 0.125 84.5 0.125 84.5
fb= (t/m2) 19.618 39.951 59.569
ft= (t/m2) -4.998 102.136 97.138
31-31 3.199 0.46 90.6 0.125 95.4
fb= (t/m2) 6.197 45.611 51.808
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 81.128 81.128
32-32 3.089 81.1 0.46 76.3
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 48.436 48.436
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -42.65 -72 -95 -88 -69 -69 -39 -10 21 52 84 114 143
Average Stress (T/m2) -42.65 -72 -95 -88 -69 -69 -39 -10 21 52 84 114 143
Stage wise Age of segment Days 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -0.34 -0.57 -0.76 -1.41 -1.10 -1.10 -0.63 -0.16 0.17 0.42 0.67 0.91 0.38
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.7 944.7
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XIV) 14 th STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 14 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
3rd (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -145.623 101.569 -44.054
17-17 7.5 0.995 -19.01 0.66 -27.4 0.325 -35.9 0.325 -35.9 0.325 -35.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9
fb= (t/m2) 170.614 -25.916 144.698
ft= (t/m2) -148.201 105.063 -43.138
16-16 7.039 0.995 -16.03 0.66 -25.2 0.325 -34.3 0.325 -34.3 0.325 -34.3 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7
fb= (t/m2) 174.478 -25.883 148.595
ft= (t/m2) -148.153 107.736 -40.417
15-15 6.602 0.66 -21.3 0.325 -31.0 0.325 -31.0 0.325 -31.0 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8
fb= (t/m2) 175.269 -24.779 150.490
ft= (t/m2) -145.128 107.904 -37.224
14-14 6.191 0.66 -17.2 0.325 -27.4 0.325 -27.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4
fb= (t/m2) 172.517 -22.122 150.395
ft= (t/m2) -136.370 108.660 -27.710
13-13 5.681 0.66 -7.5 0.325 -17.8 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9
fb= (t/m2) 163.131 -17.087 146.044
ft= (t/m2) -122.905 107.869 -15.036
12-12 5.216 -15.0 0.325 -5.5 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4
fb= (t/m2) 147.922 -10.046 137.876
ft= (t/m2) -106.244 106.006 -0.238
11-11 4.795 0.46 12.0 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1
fb= (t/m2) 128.614 -1.596 127.018
ft= (t/m2) -88.210 103.665 15.455
10-10 4.418 0.46 25.8 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3
fb= (t/m2) 107.363 7.487 114.850
ft= (t/m2) -70.399 101.379 30.980
9-9 4.086 0.46 39.0 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2
fb= (t/m2) 86.109 16.478 102.587
ft= (t/m2) -53.875 99.509 45.634
8-8 3.798 0.46 51.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1
fb= (t/m2) 66.187 24.838 91.025
ft= (t/m2) -39.130 98.237 59.107
7-7 3.554 0.46 61.9 0.125 59.9 0.125 59.9 0.125 59.9 0.125 59.9
fb= (t/m2) 48.254 32.232 80.486
ft= (t/m2) -26.212 98.366 72.154
6-6 3.355 0.46 72.0 0.125 72.1 0.125 72.1 0.125 72.1
fb= (t/m2) 32.424 38.797 71.221
ft= (t/m2) -14.883 99.427 84.544
5-5 3.199 0.46 81.4 0.125 83.7 0.125 83.7
fb= (t/m2) 18.456 44.401 62.857
ft= (t/m2) -4.754 100.993 96.239
4-4 3.089 0.46 90.1 0.125 94.6
fb= (t/m2) 5.905 48.858 54.763
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 80.305 80.305
3-3 3.022 0.46 75.6
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 49.659 49.659
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -88.1 -125 -154 -144 -132 -134 -108 -83 -52 -20 13 45 78 107
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th
Average Stress (T/m2) -88.11 -125 -154 -144 -132 -134 -108 -83 -52 -20 13 45 78 107
Stage wise Age of segment Days 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -0.70 -0.99 -1.23 -2.30 -2.11 -2.14 -1.72 -1.33 -0.41 -0.16 0.10 0.36 0.62 0.29
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.6 944.7 944.7
% loss due to elastic shortening -0.09% -0.11% -0.14% -0.13% -0.13% -0.12% -0.10% -0.08% -0.05% -0.02% 0.01% 0.04% 0.07% 0.03%
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Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 14 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
32th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -145.623 101.569 -44.054
19-19 7.5 0.995 -19.01 0.66 -27.4 0.325 -35.9 0.325 -35.9 0.325 -35.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9 0.125 -40.9
fb= (t/m2) 170.614 -25.916 144.698
ft= (t/m2) -148.201 105.063 -43.138
20-20 7.039 0.995 -16.03 0.66 -25.2 0.325 -34.3 0.325 -34.3 0.325 -34.3 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7 0.125 -39.7
fb= (t/m2) 174.478 -25.883 148.595
ft= (t/m2) -148.153 107.736 -40.417
21-21 6.602 0.66 -21.3 0.325 -31.0 0.325 -31.0 0.325 -31.0 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8 0.125 -36.8
fb= (t/m2) 175.269 -24.779 150.490
ft= (t/m2) -145.128 107.904 -37.224
22-22 6.191 0.66 -17.2 0.325 -27.4 0.325 -27.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4 0.125 -33.4
fb= (t/m2) 172.517 -22.122 150.395
ft= (t/m2) -136.370 108.660 -27.710
23-23 5.681 0.325 -17.8 0.325 -17.8 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9 0.125 -23.9
fb= (t/m2) 163.131 -17.087 146.044
ft= (t/m2) -122.905 107.869 -15.036
24-24 5.216 0.325 -5.5 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4 0.125 -11.4
fb= (t/m2) 147.922 -10.046 137.876
ft= (t/m2) -106.244 106.006 -0.238
25-25 4.795 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1 0.125 3.1
fb= (t/m2) 128.614 -1.596 127.018
ft= (t/m2) -88.210 103.665 15.455
26-26 4.418 0.46 25.8 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3 0.125 18.3
fb= (t/m2) 107.363 7.487 114.850
ft= (t/m2) -70.399 101.379 30.980
27-27 4.086 0.46 39.0 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2 0.125 33.2
fb= (t/m2) 86.109 16.478 102.587
ft= (t/m2) -53.875 99.509 45.634
28-28 3.798 0.46 51.1 0.13 47.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1 0.125 47.1
fb= (t/m2) 66.187 24.838 91.025
ft= (t/m2) -39.130 98.237 59.107
29-29 3.554 0.46 61.9 0.125 59.9 0.125 59.9 0.125 59.9 0.125 59.9
fb= (t/m2) 48.254 32.232 80.486
ft= (t/m2) -26.212 98.366 72.154
30-30 3.355 0.46 72.0 0.125 72.1 0.125 72.1 0.125 72.1
fb= (t/m2) 32.424 38.797 71.221
ft= (t/m2) -14.883 99.427 84.544
31-31 3.199 0.46 81.4 0.125 83.7 0.125 83.7
fb= (t/m2) 18.456 44.401 62.857
ft= (t/m2) -4.754 100.993 96.239
32-32 3.089 0.46 90.1 0.125 94.6
fb= (t/m2) 5.905 48.858 54.763
ft= (t/m2) -4.754 81.570 76.816
33-33 3.022 0.460 73.7
fb= (t/m2) 5.905 50.441 56.346
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -88.11 -125 -154 -150 -132 -138 -108 -78 -47 -16 16 45 78 107
Average Stress (T/m2) -88.11 -125 -154 -150 -132 -138 -108 -78 -47 -16 16 45 78 107
Stage wise Age of segment Days 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -0.70 -0.99 -1.23 -2.40 -2.11 -2.20 -1.72 -1.25 -0.38 -0.13 0.13 0.36 0.62 0.28
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.7 944.7 944.7
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LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 15 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
2nd (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th 15 th 15 th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -156.359 99.212 -57.147
17-17 7.5 0.995 -28.62 0.66 -38.2 0.325 -47.8 0.325 -47.8 0.325 -47.8 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6
fb= (t/m2) 183.193 -25.314 157.879
ft= (t/m2) -159.850 102.632 -57.218
16-16 7.039 0.995 -26.10 0.66 -36.6 0.325 -47.1 0.325 -47.1 0.325 -47.1 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3
fb= (t/m2) 188.194 -25.283 162.911
ft= (t/m2) -160.619 105.249 -55.370
15-15 6.602 0.66 -33.3 0.325 -44.5 0.325 -44.5 0.325 -44.5 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2
fb= (t/m2) 190.016 -24.205 165.811
ft= (t/m2) -158.257 105.922 -52.335
14-14 6.191 0.66 -29.0 0.325 -40.9 0.325 -40.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9
fb= (t/m2) 188.124 -21.717 166.407
ft= (t/m2) -150.068 106.662 -43.406
13-13 5.681 0.66 -19.5 0.325 -31.6 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9
fb= (t/m2) 179.517 -16.773 162.744
ft= (t/m2) -136.766 105.885 -30.881
12-12 5.216 -30.9 0.325 -19.3 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4
fb= (t/m2) 164.605 -9.860 154.745
ft= (t/m2) -119.886 104.054 -15.832
11-11 4.795 0.46 -0.5 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7
fb= (t/m2) 145.129 -1.567 143.562
ft= (t/m2) -101.339 101.755 0.416
10-10 4.418 0.46 14.0 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1
fb= (t/m2) 123.342 7.349 130.691
ft= (t/m2) -82.839 99.511 16.672
9-9 4.086 0.46 28.0 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8
fb= (t/m2) 101.325 16.175 117.500
ft= (t/m2) -65.563 97.675 32.112
8-8 3.798 0.46 40.9 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5
fb= (t/m2) 80.546 24.381 104.927
ft= (t/m2) -50.094 96.424 46.330
7-7 3.554 0.46 52.4 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0
fb= (t/m2) 61.775 31.637 93.412
ft= (t/m2) -36.540 96.449 59.909
6-6 3.355 0.46 63.1 0.125 60.8 0.125 60.8 0.125 60.8 0.125 60.8
fb= (t/m2) 45.201 38.043 83.244
ft= (t/m2) -24.703 97.271 72.568
5-5 3.199 0.46 72.8 0.125 72.6 0.125 72.6 0.125 72.6
fb= (t/m2) 30.632 43.438 74.070
ft= (t/m2) -14.211 98.593 84.382
4-4 3.089 0.46 81.5 0.125 83.6 0.125 83.6
fb= (t/m2) 17.652 47.697 65.349
ft= (t/m2) -4.612 115.218 110.606
3-3 3.022 0.46 103.5 0.125 108.7
fb= (t/m2) 5.735 58.301 64.036
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 79.864 79.864
2-2 3.000 0.46 75.3
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 49.949 49.949
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -137.4 -182 -218 -209 -199 -205 -179 -155 -123 -90 -57 -24 9 44 77
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th
Average Stress (T/m2) -137.43 -182 -218 -209 -199 -205 -179 -155 -123 -90 -57 -24 9 44 77
Stage wise Age of segment Days 217 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.02 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -1.10 -1.45 -1.74 -3.33 -3.17 -3.28 -2.86 -2.47 -0.98 -0.72 -0.45 -0.19 0.07 0.35 0.20
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.6 944.7 944.7 1085
% loss due to elastic shortening -0.13% -0.17% -0.20% -0.19% -0.19% -0.19% -0.17% -0.15% -0.12% -0.08% -0.05% -0.02% 0.01% 0.04% 0.02%
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RHS of P7:
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 15 th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
33th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th 15 th 15 th
G
ft= (t/m2) -156.359 99.216 -57.143
19-19 7.5 0.995 -28.62 0.66 -38.2 0.325 -47.8 0.325 -47.8 0.325 -47.8 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6 0.125 -53.6
fb= (t/m2) 183.193 -25.315 157.878
ft= (t/m2) -159.850 102.639 -57.211
20-20 7.039 0.995 -26.10 0.66 -36.6 0.325 -47.0 0.325 -47.0 0.325 -47.0 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3 0.125 -53.3
fb= (t/m2) 188.194 -25.285 162.909
ft= (t/m2) -160.619 105.260 -55.359
21-21 6.602 0.66 -33.3 0.325 -44.5 0.325 -44.5 0.325 -44.5 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2 0.125 -51.2
fb= (t/m2) 190.016 -24.208 165.808
ft= (t/m2) -158.257 105.936 -52.321
22-22 6.191 0.66 -29.0 0.325 -40.8 0.325 -40.8 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9 0.125 -47.9
fb= (t/m2) 188.124 -21.72 166.404
ft= (t/m2) -150.068 106.680 -43.388
23-23 5.681 0.325 -31.6 0.325 -31.6 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9 0.125 -38.9
fb= (t/m2) 179.517 -16.776 162.741
ft= (t/m2) -136.766 105.907 -30.859
24-24 5.216 0.325 -19.3 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4 0.125 -26.4
fb= (t/m2) 164.605 -9.862 154.743
ft= (t/m2) -119.886 104.078 -15.808
25-25 4.795 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7 0.125 -11.7
fb= (t/m2) 145.129 -1.567 143.562
ft= (t/m2) -101.339 101.783 0.444
26-26 4.418 0.46 14.0 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1 0.125 4.1
fb= (t/m2) 123.342 7.351 130.693
ft= (t/m2) -82.839 99.541 16.702
27-27 4.086 0.46 28.1 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8 0.125 19.8
fb= (t/m2) 101.325 16.180 117.505
ft= (t/m2) -65.563 97.707 32.144
28-28 3.798 0.46 41.0 0.13 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5 0.125 34.5
fb= (t/m2) 80.546 24.389 104.935
ft= (t/m2) -50.094 96.458 46.364
29-29 3.554 0.46 52.5 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0 0.125 48.0
fb= (t/m2) 61.775 31.648 93.423
ft= (t/m2) -36.540 96.255 59.715
30-30 3.355 0.46 62.9 0.125 60.6 0.125 60.6 0.125 60.6 0.125 60.6
fb= (t/m2) 45.201 37.966 83.167
ft= (t/m2) -24.703 97.144 72.441
31-31 3.199 0.46 72.7 0.125 72.5 0.125 72.5 0.125 72.5
fb= (t/m2) 30.632 43.381 74.013
ft= (t/m2) -14.211 98.529 84.318
32-32 3.089 0.46 81.5 0.125 83.5 0.125 83.5
fb= (t/m2) 17.652 47.666 65.318
ft= (t/m2) -4.612 100.356 95.744
33-33 3.022 0.460 89.8 0.125 94.1
fb= (t/m2) 5.735 50.780 56.515
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 80.176 80.176
34-34 3.000 0.46 75.6
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 50.144 50.144
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -137.41 -182 -218 -216 -199 -210 -179 -150 -118 -86 -53 -24 9 42 72
Average Stress (T/m2) -137.41 -182 -218 -216 -199 -210 -179 -150 -118 -86 -53 -24 9 42 72
Stage wise Age of segment Days 217 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.02 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -1.10 -1.45 -1.74 -3.45 -3.17 -3.35 -2.86 -2.39 -0.94 -0.68 -0.42 -0.19 0.07 0.33 0.19
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.7 944.7 944.7 944.7
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LHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 16th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
1st (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th 15 th 15 th 16th 16th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -226.979 96.53 -130.449
17-17 7.5 0.995 -81.13 0.66 -97.7 0.325 -114.3 0.325 -114.3 0.325 -114.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3 0.125 -124.3
fb= (t/m2) 265.932 -24.63 241.302
ft= (t/m2) -233.037 99.893 -133.144
16-16 7.039 0.995 -79.02 0.66 -97.2 0.325 -115.5 0.325 -115.5 0.325 -115.5 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3 0.125 -126.3
fb= (t/m2) 274.357 -24.609 249.748
ft= (t/m2) -235.274 102.475 -132.799
15-15 6.602 0.66 -94.1 0.325 -113.7 0.325 -113.7 0.325 -113.7 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5 0.125 -125.5
fb= (t/m2) 278.335 -23.568 254.767
ft= (t/m2) -233.058 104.149 -128.909
14-14 6.191 0.66 -87.9 0.325 -108.7 0.325 -108.7 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1 0.125 -121.1
fb= (t/m2) 277.043 -21.353 255.690
ft= (t/m2) -222.834 104.906 -117.928
13-13 5.681 0.66 -75.2 0.325 -96.9 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8 0.125 -109.8
fb= (t/m2) 266.563 -16.497 250.066
ft= (t/m2) -205.108 104.167 -100.941
12-12 5.216 -100.9 0.325 -79.9 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8 0.125 -92.8
fb= (t/m2) 246.858 -9.701 237.157
ft= (t/m2) -181.985 102.391 -79.594
11-11 4.795 0.46 -51.0 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8 0.125 -71.8
fb= (t/m2) 220.303 -1.542 218.761
ft= (t/m2) -156.178 100.153 -56.025
10-10 4.418 0.46 -29.6 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9 0.125 -48.9
fb= (t/m2) 190.089 7.233 197.322
ft= (t/m2) -130.176 97.965 -32.211
9-9 4.086 0.46 -8.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9 0.125 -25.9
fb= (t/m2) 159.226 15.923 175.149
ft= (t/m2) -105.736 96.179 -9.557
8-8 3.798 0.46 10.2 0.125 -4.2 0.125 -4.2 0.125 -4.2 0.125 -4.2 0.125 -4.2 0.125 -4.2 0.125 -4.2
fb= (t/m2) 129.901 24.007 153.908
ft= (t/m2) -83.778 94.967 11.189
7-7 3.554 0.46 27.1 0.125 15.5 0.125 15.5 0.125 15.5 0.125 15.5 0.125 15.5 0.125 15.5
fb= (t/m2) 103.313 31.159 134.472
ft= (t/m2) -64.537 94.372 29.835
6-6 3.355 0.46 41.8 0.125 33.1 0.125 33.1 0.125 33.1 0.125 33.1 0.125 33.1
fb= (t/m2) 79.833 37.221 117.054
ft= (t/m2) -47.799 94.562 46.763
5-5 3.199 0.46 54.6 0.125 48.9 0.125 48.9 0.125 48.9 0.125 48.9
fb= (t/m2) 59.272 42.228 101.500
ft= (t/m2) -33.094 96.032 62.938
4-4 3.089 0.46 66.6 0.125 63.9 0.125 63.9 0.125 63.9
fb= (t/m2) 41.108 46.460 87.568
ft= (t/m2) -19.828 97.935 78.107
3-3 3.022 0.46 77.5 0.125 77.9 0.125 77.9
fb= (t/m2) 24.655 49.554 74.209
ft= (t/m2) -7.356 100.240 92.884
2-2 3.000 0.46 87.9 0.125 91.5
fb= (t/m2) 9.150 51.460 60.610
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 80.708 80.708
1-1 3.000 0.877 71.9
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 50.477 50.477
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) -401.9 -485 -553 -544 -535 -556 -521 -487 -442 -396 -349 -303 -258 -214 -170 -130
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16th

Average Stress (T/m2) -401.85 -485 -553 -544 -535 -556 -521 -487 -442 -396 -349 -303 -258 -214 -170 -130
Stage wise Age of segment Days 232 217 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.02 5.02 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton -3.21 -3.87 -4.41 -8.68 -8.54 -8.87 -8.31 -7.78 -3.53 -3.16 -2.79 -2.42 -2.06 -1.71 -1.36 -0.35
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.6 944.7 944.7 1085 945.5
% loss due to elastic shortening -0.39% -0.44% -0.50% -0.50% -0.52% -0.51% -0.50% -0.46% -0.42% -0.37% -0.30% -0.26% -0.22% -0.18% -0.13% -0.04%
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16th STAGE STRESSING

RHS of P7:
Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Prestress
Stress due Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG
at 16th
to DL of Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of
34th (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:
STRESSIN
Segment st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th 15 th 15 th 16th 16th
G
Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) -21.420 95.674 74.254
19-19 7.5 0.995 64.49 0.66 67.8 0.325 71.1 0.325 71.1 0.325 71.1 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0 0.125 73.0
fb= (t/m2) 25.096 -24.411 0.685
ft= (t/m2) -21.964 100.473 78.509
20-20 7.039 0.995 67.57 0.66 71.3 0.325 74.9 0.325 74.9 0.325 74.9 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1 0.125 77.1
fb= (t/m2) 25.858 -24.752 1.106
ft= (t/m2) -22.143 101.550 79.407
21-21 6.602 0.66 71.8 0.325 75.6 0.325 75.6 0.325 75.6 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0 0.125 78.0
fb= (t/m2) 26.196 -23.356 2.840
ft= (t/m2) -21.899 103.200 81.301
22-22 6.191 0.66 73.2 0.325 77.3 0.325 77.3 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8 0.125 79.8
fb= (t/m2) 26.032 -21.158 4.874
ft= (t/m2) -20.887 103.938 83.051
23-23 5.681 0.325 78.8 0.325 78.8 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4 0.125 81.4
fb= (t/m2) 24.986 -16.344 8.642
ft= (t/m2) -19.170 103.195 84.025
24-24 5.216 0.325 79.6 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3 0.125 82.3
fb= (t/m2) 23.072 -9.610 13.462
ft= (t/m2) -16.948 101.426 84.478
25-25 4.795 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8 0.125 82.8
fb= (t/m2) 20.517 -1.527 18.990
ft= (t/m2) -14.481 99.199 84.718
26-26 4.418 0.46 78.5 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0 0.125 83.0
fb= (t/m2) 17.625 7.165 24.790
ft= (t/m2) -12.003 97.023 85.020
27-27 4.086 0.46 78.9 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4 0.125 83.4
fb= (t/m2) 14.682 15.770 30.452
ft= (t/m2) -9.679 95.245 85.566
28-28 3.798 0.46 79.5 0.13 83.9 0.125 83.9 0.125 83.9 0.125 83.9 0.125 83.9 0.125 83.9 0.125 83.9
fb= (t/m2) 11.891 23.773 35.664
ft= (t/m2) -7.592 94.036 86.444
29-29 3.554 0.46 80.5 0.125 84.8 0.125 84.8 0.125 84.8 0.125 84.8 0.125 84.8 0.125 84.8
fb= (t/m2) 9.363 30.854 40.217
ft= (t/m2) -5.764 93.438 87.674
30-30 3.355 0.46 81.7 0.125 86.0 0.125 86.0 0.125 86.0 0.125 86.0 0.125 86.0
fb= (t/m2) 7.131 36.855 43.986
ft= (t/m2) -4.172 94.332 90.160
31-31 3.199 0.46 84.0 0.125 88.5 0.125 88.5 0.125 88.5 0.125 88.5
fb= (t/m2) 5.173 42.125 47.298
ft= (t/m2) -2.769 95.865 93.096
32-32 3.089 0.46 86.7 0.125 91.3 0.125 91.3 0.125 91.3
fb= (t/m2) 3.440 46.378 49.818
ft= (t/m2) -1.499 97.827 96.328
33-33 3.022 0.460 91.0 0.125 94.9 0.125 94.9
fb= (t/m2) 11.891 49.500 61.391
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 71.974 71.974
34-34 3.000 0.46 69.2 0.707 67.7
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 54.020 54.020
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 331.38 354 373 380 384 400 401 403 406 408 411 414 418 423 424 424

Average Stress (T/m2) 331.38 354 373 380 384 400 401 403 406 408 411 414 418 423 424 424
Stage wise Age of segment Days 232 217 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 7
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eps/Ec= 5.02 5.02 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.68
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 2.64 2.83 2.98 6.07 6.13 6.38 6.40 6.44 3.24 3.26 3.28 3.30 3.33 3.37 3.39 1.13
Average force at cables Ton 820.89 876.8 888.7 1731 1656 1740 1657 1680 846.8 846.8 944.7 944.7 944.7 944.7 944.7 920.9
% loss due to elastic shortening 0.32% 0.32% 0.33% 0.35% 0.37% 0.37% 0.39% 0.38% 0.38% 0.38% 0.35% 0.35% 0.35% 0.36% 0.36% 0.12%
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XVII) 17th STAGE STRESSING

LHS of P7:
Bottom Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress Depth Stress
Stress Prestress Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG Depth of Stress at
after 16th at 17th Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of CG of CG of
Section Location Total
stage STAGE (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:17t cables:17t
stress STRESSIN st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 14 th 14 th 15 th 15 th 16th 16th h Stage h Stage
G Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage Stage
ft= (t/m2) 767.244 767.24
17-17 7.5 0.995 823.62 0.66 804.6 0.325 785.7 0.325 785.7 0.325 785.7 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3 0.125 774.3
fb= (t/m2) 1192.178 1192.18
ft= (t/m2) 773.781 773.78
16-16 7.039 0.995 829.91 0.66 811.0 0.325 792.1 0.325 792.1 0.325 792.1 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8 0.125 780.8
fb= (t/m2) 1170.877 1170.88
ft= (t/m2) 775.091 775.09
15-15 6.602 0.66 811.9 0.325 793.2 0.325 793.2 0.325 793.2 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1 0.125 782.1
fb= (t/m2) 1143.424 1143.42
ft= (t/m2) 755.916 755.92
14-14 6.191 0.66 794.5 0.325 774.9 0.325 774.9 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2 0.125 763.2
fb= (t/m2) 1118.320 1118.32
ft= (t/m2) 676.946 676.95
13-13 5.681 0.66 722.9 0.325 699.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6 0.125 685.6
fb= (t/m2) 1072.496 1072.50
ft= (t/m2) 613.837 613.84
12-12 5.216 613.8 0.325 637.8 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1 0.125 623.1
fb= (t/m2) 998.722 998.72
ft= (t/m2) 526.576 526.58
11-11 4.795 0.46 563.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6 0.125 536.6
fb= (t/m2) 912.381 912.38
ft= (t/m2) 397.000 397.00
10-10 4.418 0.46 439.3 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5 0.125 408.5
fb= (t/m2) 803.765 803.76
ft= (t/m2) 364.216 364.22
9-9 4.086 0.46 399.7 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9 0.125 373.9
fb= (t/m2) 679.748 679.75
ft= (t/m2) 372.503 372.50
8-8 3.798 0.46 396.5 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0 0.125 379.0
fb= (t/m2) 570.417 570.42
ft= (t/m2) 370.135 370.14
7-7 3.554 0.46 383.2 0.125 373.7 0.125 373.7 0.125 373.7 0.125 373.7 0.125 373.7 0.125 373.7 0.125 373.7
fb= (t/m2) 471.346 471.35
ft= (t/m2) 341.299 43.250 384.55
6-6 3.355 0.46 401.1 0.125 389.0 0.125 389.0 0.125 389.0 0.125 389.0 0.125 389.0 0.9011 416.9
fb= (t/m2) 376.875 128.079 504.95
ft= (t/m2) 297.670 52.470 350.14
5-5 3.199 0.46 360.8 0.125 353.0 0.125 353.0 0.125 353.0 0.125 353.0 0.9677 372.6
fb= (t/m2) 288.741 135.661 424.40
ft= (t/m2) 241.228 87.182 328.41
4-4 3.089 0.46 341.0 0.125 331.8 0.125 331.8 0.125 331.8 1.0712 357.7
fb= (t/m2) 206.552 206.359 412.91
ft= (t/m2) 187.123 94.515 281.64
3-3 3.022 0.46 292.1 0.125 284.5 0.125 284.5 1.2339 309.7
fb= (t/m2) 137.441 212.831 350.27
ft= (t/m2) 92.244 88.797 181.04
2-2 3.000 0.46 192.7 0.125 184.2 1.5000 219.0
fb= (t/m2) 60.281 196.759 257.04
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 83.457 83.46
1-1 3.000 0.877 113.1 2.2090 158.2
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 184.927 184.93
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 4145.8 4062 3974 3909 3789 3605 3431 3289 3133 3009 2912 2827 2745 2662 2566 2454 2505
Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16th 17th

Average Stress (T/m2) 2912 2827 2745 2662 2566 2454 2505
Stage wise Age of segment Days 247 232 217 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22 22
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
Eps/Ec= 5.01 5.02 5.02 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32 5.32
Average force at cables Ton 1438 1482 1786 1824 1761 1712 1712
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XVII) 18th STAGE STRESSING

RHS of P7:
Prestress
Stress Depth of Stress at of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG of CG at CG Depth of Stress at
at 18th
after 16th Depth CG of CG of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of CG of CG of
Section Location STAGE Total 0.125 774.3
stage (m) cables:1 cables:1 cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables: cables:18t cables:18t
STRESSIN
stress st Stage st Stage 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 4 th 4 th 5 th 5 th 6 th 6 th 7 th 7 th 8 th 8 th 9 th 9 th 10 th 10 th 11 th 11 th 12 th 12 th 13 th 13 th 15 th 15 th 16th 16th h Stage h Stage
G
ft= (t/m2) 954.719 954.719
19-19 7.5 0.995 954.83 0.66 954.8 0.325 954.8 0.325 954.8 0.325 954.8 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7 0.125 954.7
fb= (t/m2) 955.588 955.588
ft= (t/m2) 968.475 968.475
20-20 7.039 0.995 962.46 0.66 964.5 0.325 966.5 0.325 966.5 0.325 966.5 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7 0.125 967.7
fb= (t/m2) 925.937 925.937
ft= (t/m2) 970.017 970.017
21-21 6.602 0.66 962.5 0.325 966.3 0.325 966.3 0.325 966.3 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6 0.125 968.6
fb= (t/m2) 895.237 895.237
ft= (t/m2) 949.826 949.826
22-22 6.191 0.66 941.3 0.325 945.6 0.325 945.6 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2 0.125 948.2
fb= (t/m2) 869.776 869.776
ft= (t/m2) 864.643 864.643
23-23 5.681 0.325 862.8 0.325 862.8 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9 0.125 863.9
fb= (t/m2) 833.069 833.069
ft= (t/m2) 785.713 785.713
24-24 5.216 0.325 785.1 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5 0.125 785.5
fb= (t/m2) 776.245 776.245
ft= (t/m2) 681.962 681.962
25-25 4.795 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8 0.125 682.8
fb= (t/m2) 712.741 712.741
ft= (t/m2) 533.533 533.533
26-26 4.418 0.46 543.7 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3 0.125 536.3
fb= (t/m2) 630.907 630.907
ft= (t/m2) 477.021 477.021
27-27 4.086 0.46 483.5 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8 0.125 478.8
fb= (t/m2) 534.331 534.331
ft= (t/m2) 464.101 464.101
28-28 3.798 0.46 462.5 0.13 463.7 0.125 463.7 0.125 463.7 0.125 463.7 0.125 463.7 0.125 463.7 0.125 463.7 0.125 463.7
fb= (t/m2) 451.293 451.293
ft= (t/m2) 442.638 41.269 483.907
29-29 3.554 0.46 489.3 0.125 485.4 0.125 485.4 0.125 485.4 0.125 485.4 0.125 485.4 0.125 485.4 1.8082583 505.0
fb= (t/m2) 376.188 149.132 525.320
ft= (t/m2) 396.823 73.589 470.412
30-30 3.355 0.46 477.3 0.125 472.3 0.125 472.3 0.125 472.3 0.125 472.3 0.125 472.3 1.9347546 499.5
fb= (t/m2) 302.893 217.924 520.817
ft= (t/m2) 339.403 135.277 474.680
31-31 3.199 0.46 490.3 0.125 478.9 0.125 478.9 0.125 478.9 0.125 478.9 2.132964 547.3
fb= (t/m2) 233.797 349.758 583.555
ft= (t/m2) 270.330 175.569 445.899
32-32 3.089 0.46 466.4 0.125 451.5 0.125 451.5 0.125 451.5 2.4459141 555.1
fb= (t/m2) 168.291 415.565 583.856
ft= (t/m2) 190.133 184.544 374.677
33-33 3.022 0.460 398.7 0.125 381.2 0.125 381.2 2.9596607 529.2
fb= (t/m2) 116.925 415.566 532.491
ft= (t/m2) 186.216 186.216
34-34 3.000 0.46 220.9 0.707 239.6 4.0689943 493.3
fb= (t/m2) 412.621 412.621
Eps/Ec*Average Stress (T/m 2) 4803.61 4820 4815 4750 4628 4479 4281 4065 3876 3730 3612 3545 3456 3362 3239 3242 3419

Average Stress (T/m2) 4803.61 4820 4815 4750 4628 4479 4281 4065 3876 3730 3612 3545 3456 3362 3239 3242 3419
Stage wise Age of segment Days 262 247 232 217 202 187 172 157 142 127 112 97 82 67 52 37 22
Number of cable stressed 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 12
Eps/Ec= 5.01 5.01 5.02 5.02 5.03 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.06 5.08 5.09 5.11 5.13 5.17 5.22 5.32
Loss due to elastic shortening Ton 38.33 38.46 38.43 75.81 73.87 71.49 68.32 64.88 30.93 29.77 28.83 28.29 27.58 26.83 25.85 17.25 50.02
Average force at cables Ton 3057 3179 3205 3077 2655 2110 2112 3458
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19. CALCULATION OF LONG TERM LOSS & CHECK FOR STRESSES

FOR MEMBERS OVER P7
ELASTIC MODULUS OF PRESTRESSING STEEL = 1.95E+06 kg/cm2
UTS = 496.74 T
Ultimate stress = 18674.3 kg/cm2
LHS of P7:
i) BETWEEN 1 st AND 2 nd STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 7 DAYS & 22 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608
CONCRETE (T/m2)
Allowable compressive stress 2880 T/m2
Allowable tensile stress 312 T/m2
CREEP & SHRIINKAGE LOSS:

% Loss in 1 st stage prestress due to elastic shortening = 0.14%
Stress due Prestress Depth of Stress at
Section Location to DL of at LHS of Total Depth (m) CG from CG of
16th P7:Stage top (m) cables:
Segment cables Stage
ft= (t/m2) -4.530 94.522 89.992
17-17 7.5 0.995 77.60
fb= (t/m2) 5.308 -8.702 -3.395
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 91.927 91.927
16-16 7.04 0.995 78.04
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -6.316 -6.316
Average Stress (T/m 2) 77.82
Change of Creep strain= 9.23E-06

Creep loss= 17.996 kg/cm2
Shrinkage loss= 165.0891 kg/cm2
Total Loss = 183.085 kg/cm2
RELAXATION LOSS:
Section Pull (T) % OF UTS AVERAGE
17-17 820.89 0.551
0.541
16-16 791.76 0.531
1000 hour relaxation loss 1 st stage cables= 0.51 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 1 st stage cables= 1.541 %
% Loss in 1 st stage cables= 2.325 %
FINAL STRESS AFTER 1 st STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 22 DAYS):
Stress due Constn

1st stage
to DL of Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress
16th to 15th Stress
after loss
Segment Segment
ft= (t/m2) 92.457 -4.530 -21.829 66.097
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.512 5.308 25.575 22.371
ft= (t/m2) 89.918 0.000 0.000 89.918
16-16 Hence OK
fb= (t/m2) -6.178 0.000 0.000 -6.178
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ii) BETWEEN 2 nd AND 3 rd STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 22 DAYS & 37 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275
CONCRETE (T/m2)

2 nd stage
Stress
prestress Stress Depth of Stress at Depth of Stress at Depth of Stress at
1st stage due to
with due to DL CG of CG of CG of CG of CG of all CG of
Section Location Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m)
elastic up to15th cables:1 cables: 1 cables:2 cables: 2 stage cables: All
with loss working
shortening Segment st Stage st Stage nd Stage nd Stage cables Stage
load
loss
ft= (t/m2) 92.045 110.131 -17.742 -15.342 169.091
17-17 7.5 0.995 148.32 0.66 155.31 0.2503 163.87
fb= (t/m2) -8.474 -17.764 20.787 17.975 12.524
ft= (t/m2) 109.274 -4.745 -10.368 94.160
16-16 7.04 0.66 85.52
fb= (t/m2) -15.800 5.587 12.207 1.994
ft= (t/m2) 106.102 106.102
15-15 6.60 0.66 94.23
fb= (t/m2) -12.670 -12.670
Average Stress (T/m 2) in CG of cables 116.92 89.87
Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd

Shrinkage Loss in 1st Shrinkage Loss in 2
cables: stage stage cables: nd stage Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd
Creep loss Creep loss stage stage
Creep Creep Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
3.02E-06 5.890 6.84E-06 13.336 1.47E-05 28.666 5.0E-05 96.877 34.556 110.214
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 895.209 0.601
16-16 876.84 0.588 0.586
15-15 847.45 0.569
1000 hour relaxation loss 2 nd stage cables= 1.07 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 2 nd stage cables= 3.223 %
% Loss in 2 nd stage cables= 2.235 %
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FINAL STRESS AFTER 2 nd STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 37 DAYS):
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress up to
to 14th Stress
after loss after loss 15th
Segment
Segment
Loss 3.113% 2.235%
ft= (t/m2) 91.711 107.835 -17.742 -35.680 146.124
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.444 -17.393 20.787 41.804 36.754
ft= (t/m2) 106.996 -4.745 -23.149 79.101
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -15.470 5.587 27.253 17.370
Hence OK
iii) BETWEEN 3 rd AND 4 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 37 DAYS & 52 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613
CONCRETE (T/m2)

3 rd stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to14th
with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 3.551% 2.689% 0.162%
ft= (t/m2) 91.296 106.499 118.12 -39.105 -23.013 253.801
17-17 7.5 0.660 233.47
fb= (t/m2) -8.405 -15.399 -26.24 45.816 26.963 22.731
ft= (t/m2) 103.408 118.50 -18.596 -18.663 184.650
16-16 7.04 0.660 167.95
fb= (t/m2) -12.349 -24.97 21.893 21.972 6.543
ft= (t/m2) 119.34 -4.906 -13.267 101.162
15-15 6.60 0.493 93.52
fb= (t/m2) -22.85 5.804 15.696 -1.347
ft= (t/m2) 102.18 102.181
14-14 6.19 0.660 90.36
fb= (t/m2) -8.66 -8.660
Average Stress (T/m 2) in CG of cables 1 st stage= 200.71
Average Stress (T/m 2) in CG of cables 2 nd stage= 130.73
Average Stress (T/m 2) in CG of cables 3 rd stage= 91.94
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Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Shrinkage Loss in 1st Shrinkage Loss in 2Shrinkage Loss in 3
cables: stage stage stage cables: nd stage rd stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd
Creep loss Creep loss stage stage stage
Creep Creep Creep loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
2.87E-06 5.598 3.12E-06 6.092 5.63E-06 10.984 7.80E-06 15.202 1.1E-05 21.934 3.5E-05 67.408 5.598 28.026 78.392
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 902.37 0.606
16-16 890.03 0.597
0.587
15-15 888.67 0.596
14-14 819.48 0.550
1000 hour relaxation loss 3 rd stage cables= 1.09 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 3 rd stage cables= 3.272 %
% Loss in 3 rd stage cables= 1.967 %
FINAL STRESS AFTER 3 rd STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 52 DAYS):
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress up to
to 13th Stress
after loss after loss after loss 14th
Segment
Segment
Loss 3.607% 2.945% 1.967%
ft= (t/m2) 91.244 106.219 115.99 -39.105 -63.090 211.255
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.401 -15.358 -25.77 45.816 73.917 70.205
ft= (t/m2) 103.136 116.36 -18.596 -49.614 151.284
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -12.316 -24.52 21.893 58.411 43.466
ft= (t/m2) 0.000 117.18 -4.906 -33.066 79.206
15-15
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -22.43 5.804 39.117 22.488
Hence OK
iv) BETWEEN 4 th AND 5 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 52 DAYS & 67 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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4 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to13th
with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 4.458% 3.806% 2.882% 0.399%
ft= (t/m2) 90.438 105.277 114.90 232.89 -79.436 -30.684 433.395
17-17 7.5 0.526 404.98
fb= (t/m2) -8.326 -15.222 -25.53 -51.74 93.068 35.950 28.197
ft= (t/m2) 102.221 115.27 232.75 -50.298 -26.958 372.991
16-16 7.04 0.526 345.52
fb= (t/m2) -12.207 -24.29 -49.05 59.216 31.738 5.403
ft= (t/m2) 116.08 231.93 -26.014 -22.112 299.885
15-15 6.60 0.409 280.72
fb= (t/m2) -22.22 -44.40 30.775 26.160 -9.694
ft= (t/m2) 231.84 -8.826 -13.925 209.087
14-14 6.19 0.437 193.58
fb= (t/m2) -37.85 10.492 16.553 -10.803
ft= (t/m2) 183.72 183.722
13-13 5.68 0.660 162.94
fb= (t/m2) 4.81 4.805
Average Stress (T/m 2) in CG of cables 4 th stage= 178.26
Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Creep Loss in 4 th Shrinkage Loss in 1st Shrinkage Loss in 2 Shrinkage Loss in 3
Shrinkage Loss in 4
cables: stage stage stage stage cables: nd stage rd stage th stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd Loss4 th
Creep loss Creep loss stage stage stage stage
Creep Creep Creep loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
3.54E-06 6.906 4.01E-06 7.820 4.56E-06 8.891 8.31E-06 16.209 5.08E-06 9.903 6.4E-06 12.553 8.7E-06 17.041 3.5E-05 68.195 6.906 20.373 25.931 84.405
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 891.695 0.598
16-16 876.16 0.588
15-15 865.60 0.581 0.575
14-14 865.60 0.581
13-13 783.41 0.526
1000 hour relaxation loss 4 th stage cables= 0.93 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 4 th stage cables= 2.803 %
% Loss in 4 th stage cables= 2.120 %
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FINAL STRESS AFTER 4 th STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 67 DAYS):
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 12th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss 13th
Segment
Segment
Loss 4.53% 3.99% 3.12% 2.12%
ft= (t/m2) 90.374 105.073 114.62 228.87 -79.436 -83.879 375.628
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.321 -15.192 -25.47 -50.85 93.068 98.274 91.512
ft= (t/m2) 102.024 114.99 228.73 -50.298 -72.559 322.890
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -12.183 -24.23 -48.20 59.216 85.425 60.020
ft= (t/m2) 115.80 227.92 -26.014 -58.029 259.679
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -22.17 -43.64 30.775 68.650 33.617
ft= (t/m2) 227.83 -8.826 -40.603 178.403
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -37.19 10.492 48.266 21.564
Hence OK
v) BETWEEN 5 th AND 6 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 67 DAYS & 82 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160
CONCRETE (T/m2)

5 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to12th
with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 5.316% 4.791% 3.962% 3.010% 0.393%
ft= (t/m2) 89.626 104.199 113.63 226.79 227.08 -132.385 -38.355 590.578
17-17 7.5 0.469 556.84
fb= (t/m2) -8.252 -15.066 -25.24 -50.39 -50.45 155.104 44.938 50.638
ft= (t/m2) 101.175 113.99 226.65 234.14 -96.092 -35.253 544.616
16-16 7.04 0.469 509.79
fb= (t/m2) -12.082 -24.02 -47.77 -49.35 113.130 41.504 21.418
ft= (t/m2) 114.79 225.85 232.89 -62.624 -30.957 479.950
15-15 6.60 0.381 452.32
fb= (t/m2) -21.98 -43.24 -44.59 74.086 36.623 0.902
ft= (t/m2) 225.76 232.80 -34.425 -23.208 400.929
14-14 6.19 0.392 375.14
fb= (t/m2) -36.86 -38.01 40.922 27.588 -6.354
ft= (t/m2) 218.73 -8.825 -14.462 195.442
13-13 5.68 0.493 178.81
fb= (t/m2) -24.23 10.557 17.300 3.623
ft= (t/m2) 171.03 171.034
12-12 5.22 0.660 151.77
fb= (t/m2) 18.76 18.757
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Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Creep Loss in 4 th Creep Loss in 5 th Shrinkage Loss in 1st Shrinkage Loss in 2 Shrinkage Loss in 3 Shrinkage Loss in 4
Shrinkage Loss in 5
cables: stage stage stage stage stage cables: nd stage rd stage th stage th stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd Loss4 th Loss5 th
Creep loss Creep loss stage stage stage stage stage
Creep Creep Creep loss Creep loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
3.65E-06 7.111 4.09E-06 7.982 4.55E-06 8.878 4.86E-06 9.481 7.35E-06 14.335 3.63E-06 7.077 4.4E-06 8.490 5.3E-06 10.257 7.0E-06 13.622 2.1E-05 40.907 7.111 16.472 19.134 23.104 55.242
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 869.377 0.583
16-16 881.33 0.591
15-15 869.15 0.583
0.569
14-14 869.15 0.583
13-13 828.22 0.556
12-12 768.69 0.516
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 11th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 12th
Segment
Segment
Loss 5.39% 4.94% 4.14% 3.22% 1.77%
ft= (t/m2) 89.560 104.034 113.42 226.30 223.94 -132.385 -103.768 521.100
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.246 -15.042 -25.20 -50.28 -49.76 155.104 121.576 128.158
16-16 ft= (t/m2) 101.015 113.78 226.16 230.91 -96.092 -94.489 481.289
fb= (t/m2) -12.063 -23.98 -47.66 -48.66 113.130 111.242 92.004
15-15 ft= (t/m2) 114.59 225.36 229.68 -62.624 -81.864 425.130
fb= (t/m2) -21.94 -43.15 -43.97 74.086 96.847 61.875
ft= (t/m2) 225.27 229.59 -34.425 -66.093 354.340
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -36.78 -37.48 40.922 78.566 45.229
ft= (t/m2) 215.71 -8.825 -41.185 165.700
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.90 10.557 49.267 35.924
Hence OK
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vi) BETWEEN 6 th AND 7 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 82 DAYS & 97 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662
CONCRETE (T/m2)

6 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to11th
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 6.174% 5.741% 4.982% 4.117% 2.739% 0.402%
ft= (t/m2) 88.814 103.159 112.42 224.20 221.73 238.82 -197.086 -46.026 746.032
17-17 7.5 0.392 711.03
fb= (t/m2) -8.177 -14.916 -24.98 -49.81 -49.26 -60.93 230.909 53.925 76.753
ft= (t/m2) 100.165 112.78 224.07 228.63 246.81 -155.000 -43.548 713.901
16-16 7.04 0.392 676.45
fb= (t/m2) -11.961 -23.77 -47.22 -48.18 -60.80 182.483 51.269 41.817
ft= (t/m2) 113.57 223.27 227.41 251.30 -113.653 -39.802 662.092
15-15 6.60 0.317 631.07
fb= (t/m2) -21.74 -42.75 -43.54 -57.80 134.455 47.087 15.715
ft= (t/m2) 223.18 227.32 251.69 -75.613 -32.491 594.090
14-14 6.19 0.316 563.97
fb= (t/m2) -36.44 -37.11 -51.60 89.883 38.623 3.354
ft= (t/m2) 213.58 246.10 -34.471 -24.103 401.099
13-13 5.68 0.370 375.48
fb= (t/m2) -23.66 -38.70 41.235 28.833 7.705
ft= (t/m2) 233.86 -8.577 -14.567 210.719
12-12 5.22 0.393 195.32
fb= (t/m2) -21.78 10.323 17.533 6.078
ft= (t/m2) 182.36 182.356
11-11 4.80 0.460 167.27
fb= (t/m2) 25.14 25.137
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 2 nd stage= 653.76
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 3 rd stage= 597.52
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 4 th stage= 469.72
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 5 th stage= 285.40
Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
3.65E-06 7.108 4.06E-06 7.913 4.45E-06 8.672 4.72E-06 9.199 4.85E-06 9.454 2.74E-06 5.338 3.2E-06 6.208 3.7E-06 7.150 4.3E-06 8.475 5.7E-06 11.167 7.108 14.120 15.822 17.673 20.621
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th

cables: stage cables: Total C&S
Change of Creep loss Change of Shrinkage Loss 6th
Creep Shrinkage loss stage
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2)
7.20E-06 14.045 1.74E-05 33.904 47.949
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RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 882.674 0.592
16-16 894.88 0.601
15-15 901.48 0.605
14-14 901.48 0.605 0.587
13-13 892.03 0.599
12-12 869.94 0.584
11-11 783.89 0.526
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 10th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 11th
Segment
Segment
Loss 6.24% 5.87% 5.13% 4.28% 2.93% 1.94%
ft= (t/m2) 88.748 103.018 112.25 223.82 221.30 235.14 -197.086 -122.913 664.274
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.171 -14.895 -24.94 -49.73 -49.17 -59.99 230.909 144.007 168.019
ft= (t/m2) 100.028 112.61 223.69 228.19 243.00 -155.000 -115.571 636.939
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.945 -23.73 -47.14 -48.09 -59.86 182.483 136.063 127.775
ft= (t/m2) 113.40 222.89 226.97 247.42 -113.653 -104.751 592.275
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.71 -42.67 -43.46 -56.90 134.455 123.923 93.633
ft= (t/m2) 222.81 226.88 247.80 -75.613 -90.540 531.340
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -36.37 -37.04 -50.81 89.883 107.628 73.289
ft= (t/m2) 213.16 242.30 -34.471 -67.166 353.823
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.62 -38.10 41.235 80.347 59.862
ft= (t/m2) 230.25 -8.577 -40.594 181.081
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -21.44 10.323 48.857 37.738
Hence OK
vii) BETWEEN 7 th AND 8 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 97 DAYS & 112 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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7 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to10th
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 6.938% 6.572% 5.867% 5.066% 3.787% 2.803% 0.380%
ft= (t/m2) 88.091 102.250 111.37 221.98 219.34 233.07 226.88 -272.82 -53.697 876.464
17-17 7.5 0.344 841.78
fb= (t/m2) -8.110 -14.784 -24.74 -49.32 -48.73 -59.47 -57.89 319.64 62.913 119.513
ft= (t/m2) 99.282 111.73 221.85 226.17 240.86 234.52 -226.21 -58.063 850.129
16-16 7.04 0.344 812.91
fb= (t/m2) -11.856 -23.55 -46.75 -47.66 -59.34 -57.77 266.32 68.359 87.748
ft= (t/m2) 112.52 221.06 224.96 245.24 240.31 -178.19 -61.915 803.975
15-15 6.60 0.279 772.82
fb= (t/m2) -21.54 -42.32 -43.07 -56.40 -55.27 210.80 73.247 65.442
ft= (t/m2) 220.97 224.87 245.62 240.68 -131.39 -64.983 735.779
14-14 6.19 0.273 705.99
fb= (t/m2) -36.07 -36.71 -50.36 -49.34 156.18 77.247 60.938
ft= (t/m2) 211.28 240.16 242.14 -75.83 -67.489 550.258
13-13 5.68 0.309 524.28
fb= (t/m2) -23.41 -37.77 -38.08 90.71 80.733 72.193
ft= (t/m2) 228.23 233.88 -33.56 -67.981 360.563
12-12 5.22 0.303 344.20
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -21.78 40.39 81.819 79.174
ft= (t/m2) 215.01 -8.13 -66.602 140.281
11-11 4.80 0.146 138.66
fb= (t/m2) -3.24 9.84 80.625 87.228
ft= (t/m2) 166.66 166.658
10-10 4.42 0.460 153.37
fb= (t/m2) 39.02 39.023
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 1 st stage= 827.35
Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
3.48E-06 6.782 3.82E-06 7.453 4.12E-06 8.031 4.31E-06 8.397 4.39E-06 8.555 2.14E-06 4.174 2.4E-06 4.756 2.7E-06 5.336 3.1E-06 6.042 3.6E-06 7.102 6.782 12.209 13.367 14.439 15.657
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th Creep Loss in 7th Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: 7th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th
Creep loss stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
4.39E-06 8.563 4.79E-06 9.346 5.97E-06 11.649 1.48E-05 28.835 17.909 40.485
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RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 838.365 0.563
16-16 850.11 0.570
15-15 861.85 0.578
14-14 861.85 0.578
0.568
13-13 892.03 0.599
12-12 869.94 0.584
11-11 828.69 0.556
10-10 768.93 0.516
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 9th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 10th
Segment
Segment
Loss 7.01% 6.68% 5.99% 5.20% 3.93% 2.97% 1.61%
ft= (t/m2) 88.027 102.127 111.23 221.67 219.01 232.68 224.09 -272.824 -141.472 784.539
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.104 -14.766 -24.71 -49.25 -48.66 -59.37 -57.17 319.645 165.751 223.360
ft= (t/m2) 99.163 111.58 221.54 225.83 240.46 231.63 -226.210 -135.978 768.014
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.842 -23.52 -46.69 -47.59 -59.24 -57.06 266.319 160.088 180.469
ft= (t/m2) 112.37 220.75 224.62 244.83 237.34 -178.190 -126.872 734.858
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.51 -42.26 -43.01 -56.31 -54.59 210.803 150.093 143.214
ft= (t/m2) 220.67 224.54 245.21 237.71 -131.386 -114.136 682.607
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -36.02 -36.66 -50.28 -48.74 156.183 135.677 120.165
ft= (t/m2) 210.96 239.76 239.16 -75.833 -92.196 521.850
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.37 -37.70 -37.61 90.714 110.289 102.316
12-12 ft= (t/m2) 227.84 230.99 -33.558 -66.335 358.944
fb= (t/m2) -21.22 -21.51 40.389 79.838 77.497
ft= (t/m2) 212.36 -8.129 -38.993 165.241
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.20 9.840 47.204 53.846
Hence OK
viii) BETWEEN 8 th AND 9 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 112 DAYS & 127 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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8 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to9th
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 7.650% 7.331% 6.669% 5.920% 4.719% 3.762% 2.467% 0.362%
ft= (t/m2) 87.417 101.419 110.42 219.98 217.21 230.77 222.13 224.72 -359.04 -61.368 993.674
17-17 7.5 0.310 959.85
fb= (t/m2) -8.048 -14.664 -24.53 -48.88 -48.26 -58.88 -56.67 -57.34 420.65 71.900 175.277
ft= (t/m2) 98.475 110.78 219.85 223.98 238.49 229.60 232.32 -309.07 -60.137 984.278
16-16 7.04 0.310 946.81
fb= (t/m2) -11.760 -23.35 -46.33 -47.20 -58.75 -56.56 -57.23 363.87 70.800 133.483
ft= (t/m2) 111.56 219.07 222.78 242.82 235.27 238.09 -255.50 -57.492 956.603
15-15 6.60 0.253 923.79
fb= (t/m2) -21.36 -41.94 -42.65 -55.85 -54.11 -54.29 302.26 68.015 100.066
ft= (t/m2) 218.99 222.69 243.20 235.64 238.46 -200.93 -51.058 906.992
14-14 6.19 0.246 874.10
fb= (t/m2) -35.75 -36.36 -49.86 -48.31 -48.89 238.85 60.694 80.370
ft= (t/m2) 209.23 237.79 237.07 239.96 -132.00 -43.386 748.667
13-13 5.68 0.272 716.38
fb= (t/m2) -23.18 -37.39 -37.28 -37.74 157.90 51.900 74.206
ft= (t/m2) 225.97 228.98 238.04 -73.96 -33.991 585.044
12-12 5.22 0.259 559.27
fb= (t/m2) -21.04 -21.32 -22.17 89.01 40.910 65.385
ft= (t/m2) 210.51 228.96 -31.86 -23.786 383.817
11-11 4.80 0.237 367.87
fb= (t/m2) -3.17 -3.45 38.57 28.795 60.744
ft= (t/m2) 209.43 -7.55 -13.672 188.204
10-10 4.42 0.293 178.46
fb= (t/m2) 15.13 9.19 16.641 40.960
ft= (t/m2) 165.46 165.462
9-9 4.09 0.460 153.01
fb= (t/m2) 54.89 54.893
Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
3.30E-06 6.440 3.62E-06 7.053 3.88E-06 7.568 4.06E-06 7.916 4.18E-06 8.143 1.72E-06 3.350 1.9E-06 3.762 2.1E-06 4.150 2.4E-06 4.585 2.6E-06 5.150 6.440 10.815 11.718 12.501 13.293
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th Creep Loss in 7th Shrinkage Loss in Creep Loss in 8th Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: 7th stage cables: stage cables: 8th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th Loss 8th
Creep loss stage stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
4.28E-06 8.342 3.09E-06 6.033 4.34E-06 8.460 4.08E-06 7.957 5.91E-06 11.531 1.28E-05 25.009 14.375 16.417 36.540
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RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 830.215 0.557
16-16 841.98 0.565
15-15 853.75 0.573
14-14 853.75 0.573
13-13 877.51 0.589 0.570
12-12 869.80 0.584
11-11 882.26 0.592
10-10 840.17 0.564
9-9 790.74 0.531
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage
due to DL Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress
up to 9th to 8th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss
Segment Segment
Loss 7.71% 7.43% 6.78% 6.03% 4.84% 3.89% 2.62% 1.57%
ft= (t/m2) 87.356 101.310 110.30 219.72 216.94 230.45 221.78 221.99 -359.036 -159.600 891.211
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.043 -14.648 -24.50 -48.82 -48.20 -58.80 -56.59 -56.64 420.651 186.989 291.402
ft= (t/m2) 98.370 110.65 219.59 223.69 238.16 229.24 229.49 -309.069 -155.876 884.247
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.747 -23.32 -46.28 -47.14 -58.67 -56.47 -56.54 363.870 183.514 247.217
ft= (t/m2) 111.43 218.81 222.49 242.49 234.90 235.20 -255.496 -148.406 861.419
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.33 -41.89 -42.60 -55.77 -54.03 -53.63 302.258 175.568 208.569
14-14 ft= (t/m2) 218.72 222.41 242.87 235.27 235.56 -200.927 -137.069 816.833
fb= (t/m2) -35.71 -36.31 -49.79 -48.23 -48.30 238.847 162.937 183.441
ft= (t/m2) 208.96 237.47 236.70 237.04 -131.997 -116.472 671.702
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.15 -37.34 -37.22 -37.28 157.900 139.329 162.232
12-12 ft= (t/m2) 225.67 228.62 235.15 -73.957 -91.251 524.224

fb= (t/m2) -21.01 -21.29 -21.90 89.011 109.825 134.631
11-11 ft= (t/m2) 210.18 226.17 -31.860 -63.856 340.634
fb= (t/m2) -3.16 -3.41 38.569 77.302 109.298
ft= (t/m2) 206.88 -7.553 -36.705 162.626
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.94 9.193 44.674 68.809
Hence OK
ix) BETWEEN 9 th AND 10 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 127 DAYS & 142 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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9 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
elastic up to8th
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 7.846% 7.555% 6.903% 6.182% 5.019% 4.085% 2.849% 1.824% 0.091%
ft= (t/m2) 87.231 101.174 110.15 219.37 216.53 229.99 221.26 221.42 111.15 -455.31 -69.040 993.940
17-17 7.5 0.297 965.31
fb= (t/m2) -8.031 -14.629 -24.47 -48.74 -48.11 -58.68 -56.45 -56.50 -28.36 533.44 80.888 270.359
ft= (t/m2) 98.238 110.50 219.24 223.27 237.69 228.70 228.91 114.92 -403.09 -68.432 989.940
16-16 7.04 0.297 957.78
fb= (t/m2) -11.731 -23.29 -46.20 -47.05 -58.55 -56.34 -56.39 -28.31 474.56 80.566 227.252
ft= (t/m2) 111.28 218.46 222.08 242.01 234.35 234.60 117.78 -345.01 -66.337 969.206
15-15 6.60 0.243 940.55
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -41.83 -42.52 -55.66 -53.90 -53.50 -27.09 408.15 78.479 190.836
ft= (t/m2) 218.38 221.99 242.39 234.71 234.96 117.96 -283.60 -60.341 926.453
14-14 6.19 0.236 897.46
fb= (t/m2) -35.65 -36.24 -49.70 -48.12 -48.17 -24.18 337.12 71.729 166.780
ft= (t/m2) 208.57 237.00 236.14 236.44 118.71 -202.24 -53.027 781.593
13-13 5.68 0.259 752.93
fb= (t/m2) -23.11 -37.27 -37.14 -37.18 -18.67 241.93 63.433 151.993
ft= (t/m2) 225.22 228.08 234.55 117.77 -128.98 -43.702 632.935
12-12 5.22 0.244 609.55
fb= (t/m2) -20.97 -21.24 -21.84 -10.97 155.23 52.598 132.808
ft= (t/m2) 209.68 225.60 115.67 -70.36 -33.301 447.291
11-11 4.80 0.221 432.10
fb= (t/m2) -3.16 -3.40 -1.74 85.17 40.313 117.184
ft= (t/m2) 206.36 109.13 -29.67 -22.787 263.032
10-10 4.42 0.259 252.69
fb= (t/m2) 14.90 7.88 36.11 27.735 86.628
ft= (t/m2) 101.69 -6.93 -13.672 81.085
9-9 4.09 0.348 77.72
fb= (t/m2) 16.53 8.48 16.641 41.649
ft= (t/m2) 84.23 84.234
8-8 3.80 0.460 77.74
fb= (t/m2) 30.60 30.603
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.81E-06 5.475 3.05E-06 5.943 3.24E-06 6.317 3.36E-06 6.548 3.42E-06 6.673 1.41E-06 2.742 1.6E-06 3.046 1.7E-06 3.321 1.9E-06 3.612 2.0E-06 3.960 5.475 8.989 9.638 10.159 10.633
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th Creep Loss in 7th Shrinkage Loss in Creep Loss in 8th Shrinkage Loss in Creep Loss in 9th Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: 7th stage cables: stage cables: 8th stage cables: stage cables: 9th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th Loss 8th Loss 9th
Creep loss stage stage stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
5.75E-06 11.206 2.27E-06 4.431 3.79E-06 7.388 2.66E-06 5.188 3.71E-06 7.234 3.52E-06 6.871 4.26E-06 8.307 1.27E-05 24.782 15.636 12.575 14.105 33.089
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 819.069 0.550
16-16 830.73 0.557
15-15 842.39 0.565
14-14 842.39 0.565
13-13 880.82 0.591
0.571
12-12 896.70 0.602
11-11 889.03 0.597
10-10 873.22 0.586
9-9 846.82 0.568
8-8 783.04 0.525
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Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage
due to DL Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress
up to 8th to 7th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss
Segment Segment
Loss 7.90% 7.64% 6.99% 6.28% 5.12% 4.23% 2.97% 1.96% 1.28%
ft= (t/m2) 87.180 101.084 110.04 219.16 216.31 229.65 221.00 221.13 109.83 -455.305 -177.454 882.612
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.026 -14.616 -24.45 -48.69 -48.06 -58.59 -56.38 -56.42 -28.02 533.442 207.907 398.085
ft= (t/m2) 98.150 110.39 219.02 223.04 237.33 228.43 228.60 113.55 -403.090 -175.435 879.994
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.721 -23.27 -46.16 -47.01 -58.47 -56.27 -56.32 -27.97 474.562 206.541 353.922
ft= (t/m2) 111.17 218.24 221.85 241.65 234.07 234.28 116.38 -345.007 -169.533 863.101
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.28 -41.78 -42.48 -55.58 -53.83 -53.43 -26.77 408.153 200.562 313.567
ft= (t/m2) 218.16 221.76 242.03 234.43 234.65 116.56 -283.596 -159.527 824.460
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.62 -36.21 -49.62 -48.06 -48.11 -23.90 337.119 189.634 285.242
ft= (t/m2) 208.36 236.65 235.85 236.12 117.30 -202.238 -140.191 691.847
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.09 -37.21 -37.09 -37.13 -18.45 241.925 167.701 256.658
ft= (t/m2) 224.88 227.81 234.23 116.37 -128.980 -115.538 558.770
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.94 -21.22 -21.81 -10.84 155.234 139.056 219.484
ft= (t/m2) 209.43 225.29 114.29 -70.355 -88.040 390.618
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.39 -1.72 85.169 106.577 183.477
ft= (t/m2) 206.08 107.83 -29.667 -60.244 223.997
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.88 7.79 36.109 73.325 132.104
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 100.48 -6.932 -34.094 59.450
fb= (t/m2) 16.33 8.479 41.702 66.513
Hence OK
x) BETWEEN 10 th AND 11 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 142 DAYS & 157 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833
CONCRETE (T/m2)

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10 th
stage Stress
Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress due to Depth of Stress at
due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with Truss & Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
up to7th
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss elastic working cables cables:
Segment
shortenin load
Loss g loss
7.989% 7.713% 7.063% 6.366% 5.232% 4.354% 3.127% 2.139% 1.493% 0.078%
ft= (t/m2) 87.096 101.000 109.96 218.94 216.04 229.35 220.63 220.71 109.59 109.17 -561.37 -76.711 984.409
17-17 7.5 0.285 961.30
fb= (t/m2) -8.019 -14.603 -24.43 -48.64 -48.00 -58.52 -56.29 -56.32 -27.96 -27.85 657.71 89.875 376.948
ft= (t/m2) 98.069 110.31 218.81 222.77 237.02 228.05 228.17 113.31 112.88 -507.95 -76.727 984.711
16-16 7.04 0.285 958.33
fb= (t/m2) -11.711 -23.25 -46.11 -46.95 -58.39 -56.18 -56.21 -27.91 -27.81 598.01 90.331 333.818
ft= (t/m2) 111.09 218.03 221.58 241.33 233.68 233.85 116.13 115.71 -446.33 -75.182 969.869
15-15 6.60 0.235 945.91
fb= (t/m2) -21.27 -41.74 -42.42 -55.50 -53.75 -53.33 -26.71 -26.61 528.03 88.942 295.636
ft= (t/m2) 217.95 221.49 241.71 234.04 234.21 116.31 115.89 -378.94 -69.624 933.027
14-14 6.19 0.228 908.58
fb= (t/m2) -35.58 -36.16 -49.56 -47.98 -48.02 -23.85 -23.76 450.46 82.764 268.315
ft= (t/m2) 208.10 236.33 235.46 235.68 117.05 116.64 -286.02 -62.668 800.578
13-13 5.68 0.248 776.42
fb= (t/m2) -23.06 -37.16 -37.03 -37.06 -18.41 -18.34 342.15 74.966 246.052
ft= (t/m2) 224.59 227.43 233.79 116.12 115.74 -198.02 -53.414 666.227
12-12 5.22 0.232 646.25
fb= (t/m2) -20.91 -21.18 -21.77 -10.81 -10.78 238.33 64.287 217.160
ft= (t/m2) 209.08 224.87 114.05 113.68 -122.96 -42.816 495.909
11-11 4.80 0.209 482.62
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.39 -1.72 -1.71 148.85 51.831 190.716
ft= (t/m2) 205.69 107.60 111.13 -65.66 -31.902 326.862
10-10 4.42 0.237 317.36
fb= (t/m2) 14.86 7.77 8.02 79.91 38.829 149.392
ft= (t/m2) 100.26 104.87 -27.29 -22.787 155.060
9-9 4.09 0.293 150.72
fb= (t/m2) 16.30 17.05 33.38 27.735 94.459
ft= (t/m2) 98.11 -6.33 -12.062 79.721
8-8 3.80 0.293 77.21
fb= (t/m2) 24.49 7.78 14.819 47.088
ft= (t/m2) 82.00 82.002
7-7 3.55 0.460 76.09
fb= (t/m2) 36.35 36.354
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 2 nd stage= 952.12
Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.40E-06 4.689 2.59E-06 5.055 2.74E-06 5.336 2.82E-06 5.497 2.86E-06 5.573 1.17E-06 2.280 1.3E-06 2.511 1.4E-06 2.714 1.5E-06 2.920 1.6E-06 3.153 4.689 7.567 8.050 8.417 8.726
Creep Loss in 6th stage Creep Loss in 7th Creep Loss in 8th Creep Loss in 9th Creep Loss in 10th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 6th stage cables: 7th stage cables: 8th stage cables: 9th stage cables: 10th stage cables:
Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th Loss 8th Loss 9th Loss 10th
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.88E-06 5.613 2.87E-06 5.589 2.81E-06 5.485 2.77E-06 5.398 2.49E-06 4.858 1.77E-06 3.442 1.97E-06 3.846 2.31E-06 4.509 3.46E-06 6.755 1.01E-05 19.722 9.055 9.436 9.994 12.153 24.580
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RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 804.335 0.540
16-16 815.89 0.548
15-15 827.45 0.555
14-14 827.45 0.555
13-13 858.06 0.576
12-12 873.56 0.586 0.566
11-11 873.67 0.586
10-10 889.08 0.597
9-9 873.22 0.586
8-8 846.82 0.568
7-7 783.04 0.525
10th Stress Constn

stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress up to 7th to 6th Stress
after loss Segment Segment
Loss 8.04% 7.78% 7.14% 6.44% 5.31% 4.44% 3.21% 2.23% 1.61% 1.13%
ft= (t/m2) 87.052 100.925 109.87 218.76 215.86 229.15 220.43 220.50 109.47 108.02 -561.371 -195.190 863.481
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.015 -14.593 -24.41 -48.60 -47.96 -58.47 -56.24 -56.26 -27.93 -27.56 657.710 228.687 516.354
ft= (t/m2) 97.996 110.22 218.63 222.58 236.81 227.84 227.96 113.18 111.69 -507.946 -194.825 864.141
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.702 -23.23 -46.08 -46.91 -58.34 -56.13 -56.16 -27.88 -27.52 598.010 229.369 473.439
ft= (t/m2) 111.00 217.85 221.39 241.12 233.47 233.62 116.00 114.49 -446.334 -190.435 852.172
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -41.71 -42.39 -55.46 -53.70 -53.28 -26.68 -26.33 528.025 225.289 432.527
ft= (t/m2) 217.77 221.31 241.50 233.83 233.98 116.18 114.67 -378.940 -181.701 818.591
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.55 -36.13 -49.51 -47.94 -47.97 -23.82 -23.51 450.456 215.993 402.013
ft= (t/m2) 207.93 236.13 235.25 235.46 116.91 115.42 -286.021 -163.548 697.522
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.04 -37.13 -37.00 -37.03 -18.39 -18.15 342.149 195.642 367.062
12-12 ft= (t/m2) 224.39 227.22 233.57 115.99 114.52 -198.024 -139.397 578.272
fb= (t/m2) -20.90 -21.16 -21.75 -10.80 -10.67 238.332 167.771 320.828
ft= (t/m2) 208.89 224.66 113.91 112.49 -122.960 -111.737 425.258
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.38 -1.72 -1.69 148.850 135.264 274.175
ft= (t/m2) 205.50 107.48 109.96 -65.656 -83.257 274.020
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.84 7.76 7.94 79.912 101.334 211.789
ft= (t/m2) 100.15 103.77 -27.289 -56.092 120.539
9-9
fb= (t/m2) 16.28 16.87 33.379 68.609 135.135
8-8 ft= (t/m2) 97.08 -6.331 -31.480 59.273
fb= (t/m2) 24.23 7.778 38.674 70.686
Hence OK
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xi) BETWEEN 11 th AND 12 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 157 DAYS & 172 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295
CONCRETE (T/m2)

11 th
stage Stress
10th Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress due to DL due to Depth of Stress at
stage
Prestress up to 6th
with loss Segment
shortenin load
Loss g loss
8.081% 7.811% 7.157% 6.477% 5.366% 4.499% 3.308% 2.349% 1.752% 1.306% 0.062%
ft= (t/m2) 87.009 100.893 109.85 218.68 215.74 229.00 220.22 220.24 109.30 107.83 107.18 -677.12 -84.382 964.433
17-17 7.5 0.275 947.20
fb= (t/m2) -8.011 -14.588 -24.40 -48.59 -47.93 -58.43 -56.19 -56.19 -27.89 -27.51 -27.35 793.32 98.863 495.104
ft= (t/m2) 97.965 110.20 218.55 222.45 236.66 227.62 227.68 113.01 111.49 110.82 -623.48 -85.022 967.957
16-16 7.04 0.275 947.82
fb= (t/m2) -11.699 -23.22 -46.06 -46.88 -58.30 -56.08 -56.09 -27.84 -27.47 -27.30 734.03 100.097 453.184
ft= (t/m2) 110.97 217.77 221.26 240.96 233.24 233.34 115.82 114.28 113.60 -559.26 -84.027 957.978
15-15 6.60 0.227 939.26
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -41.69 -42.36 -55.42 -53.64 -53.21 -26.64 -26.29 -26.13 661.62 99.406 414.394
ft= (t/m2) 217.69 221.18 241.34 233.60 233.70 116.00 114.46 113.78 -486.68 -78.908 926.163
14-14 6.19 0.220 906.50
fb= (t/m2) -35.54 -36.11 -49.48 -47.89 -47.92 -23.78 -23.47 -23.33 578.53 82.764 373.784
ft= (t/m2) 207.81 235.97 235.02 235.17 116.74 115.21 114.52 -383.00 -62.668 814.774
13-13 5.68 0.238 795.55
fb= (t/m2) -23.02 -37.11 -36.96 -36.98 -18.36 -18.12 -18.01 458.16 86.500 356.096
ft= (t/m2) 224.24 227.00 233.29 115.81 114.32 113.63 -280.68 -63.126 684.491
12-12 5.22 0.222 668.87
fb= (t/m2) -20.88 -21.14 -21.73 -10.78 -10.65 -10.58 337.81 75.975 318.022
ft= (t/m2) 208.69 224.39 113.75 112.29 111.61 -189.21 -52.330 529.186
11-11 4.80 0.199 518.85
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.68 229.05 63.348 280.789
ft= (t/m2) 205.25 107.32 109.76 59.43 -115.01 -41.017 325.724
10-10 4.42 0.221 320.86
fb= (t/m2) 14.82 7.75 7.93 7.85 139.99 49.923 228.262
ft= (t/m2) 100.00 103.59 107.49 -60.54 -31.902 218.635
9-9 4.09 0.259 215.14
fb= (t/m2) 16.25 16.84 17.47 74.05 38.829 163.440
ft= (t/m2) 96.91 106.58 -24.98 -20.104 158.406
8-8 3.80 0.237 155.15
fb= (t/m2) 24.19 26.60 30.69 24.698 106.184
ft= (t/m2) 106.25 -5.79 -11.264 89.188
7-7 3.55 0.293 86.45
fb= (t/m2) 34.86 7.14 13.891 55.897
ft= (t/m2) 83.75 83.747
6-6 3.35 0.460 78.12
fb= (t/m2) 42.68 42.682
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.07E-06 4.030 2.22E-06 4.320 2.33E-06 4.535 2.39E-06 4.659 2.41E-06 4.709 9.85E-07 1.921 1.1E-06 2.100 1.2E-06 2.254 1.2E-06 2.406 1.3E-06 2.571 4.030 6.420 6.789 7.065 7.280
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.42E-06 4.723 2.39E-06 4.653 2.34E-06 4.570 2.36E-06 4.596 2.40E-06 4.688 1.42E-06 2.765 1.55E-06 3.014 1.73E-06 3.367 2.28E-06 4.450 2.74E-06 5.351 7.488 7.667 7.937 9.046 10.040
Creep Loss in 11th Shrinkage Loss in 11th

stage cables: stage cables: Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Loss 11th
Creep loss stage
Creep Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2)
3.42E-06 6.674 9.10E-06 17.754 24.428
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 789.58 0.530
16-16 800.91 0.537
15-15 812.25 0.545
14-14 812.25 0.545
13-13 857.94 0.576
12-12 873.49 0.586
0.573
11-11 857.59 0.575
10-10 869.96 0.584
9-9 894.86 0.600
8-8 919.77 0.617
7-7 944.67 0.634
6-6 815.95 0.548
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10th 11th Stress Constn

stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress up to 6th to 5th Stress
after loss after loss Segment Segment
Loss 8.12% 7.87% 7.22% 6.54% 5.43% 4.57% 3.38% 2.42% 1.84% 1.40% 1.20%
ft= (t/m2) 86.971 100.829 109.77 218.53 215.59 228.84 220.05 220.07 109.21 107.72 105.96 -677.119 -212.966 833.458
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.007 -14.579 -24.39 -48.55 -47.90 -58.39 -56.14 -56.15 -27.86 -27.49 -27.04 793.322 249.514 646.340
ft= (t/m2) 97.903 110.12 218.40 222.30 236.49 227.45 227.51 112.91 111.39 109.56 -623.476 -214.216 836.342
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.691 -23.21 -46.03 -46.85 -58.26 -56.03 -56.05 -27.82 -27.44 -26.99 734.025 252.198 605.860
ft= (t/m2) 110.90 217.62 221.11 240.79 233.07 233.17 115.72 114.18 112.30 -559.259 -211.292 828.307
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.23 -41.67 -42.33 -55.38 -53.60 -53.17 -26.62 -26.26 -25.83 661.618 249.964 565.491
ft= (t/m2) 217.54 221.02 241.17 233.43 233.53 115.90 114.35 112.48 -486.684 -203.782 798.954
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.51 -36.09 -49.45 -47.86 -47.88 -23.76 -23.45 -23.06 578.535 242.241 533.726
ft= (t/m2) 207.66 235.80 234.85 234.99 116.64 115.10 113.21 -382.997 -186.742 688.516
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.01 -37.08 -36.93 -36.96 -18.34 -18.10 -17.80 458.156 223.388 493.321
ft= (t/m2) 224.08 226.83 233.12 115.72 114.21 112.33 -280.676 -163.024 582.582
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.87 -21.13 -21.71 -10.78 -10.64 -10.46 337.808 196.208 438.442
ft= (t/m2) 208.54 224.22 113.65 112.18 110.34 -189.208 -135.144 444.568
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 229.047 163.599 381.067
ft= (t/m2) 205.10 107.22 109.66 58.75 -115.014 -105.929 259.783
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.81 7.74 7.92 7.76 139.986 128.929 307.152
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 99.91 103.49 106.26 -60.536 -77.710 171.415
fb= (t/m2) 16.24 16.82 17.27 74.045 95.052 219.433
ft= (t/m2) 96.82 105.37 -24.982 -51.919 125.281
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.17 26.30 30.692 63.784 144.944
ft= (t/m2) 105.03 -5.794 -29.091 70.147
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 34.46 7.145 35.874 77.482
Hence OK
xii) BETWEEN 12 th AND 13 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 172 DAYS & 187 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092
CONCRETE (T/m2)

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12 th
stage Stress
10th 11th Stress
stage stage
Prestress Prestress up to 5th
with loss with loss Segment
shortenin load
Loss g loss
8.123% 7.852% 7.187% 6.521% 5.427% 4.569% 3.408% 2.475% 1.917% 1.510% 1.330% 0.051%
ft= (t/m2) 86.969 100.848 109.81 218.58 215.60 228.83 219.99 219.95 109.12 107.60 105.82 105.29 -802.59 -92.053 933.775
17-17 7.50 0.266 922.80
fb= (t/m2) -8.007 -14.581 -24.40 -48.56 -47.90 -58.38 -56.13 -56.12 -27.84 -27.46 -27.00 -26.86 940.32 107.850 624.924
ft= (t/m2) 97.922 110.16 218.45 222.31 236.49 227.39 227.39 112.82 111.26 109.42 108.89 -749.68 -93.316 939.495
16-16 7.04 0.266 926.09
fb= (t/m2) -11.693 -23.22 -46.04 -46.85 -58.26 -56.02 -56.02 -27.79 -27.41 -26.95 -26.82 882.61 109.862 585.392
ft= (t/m2) 110.94 217.67 221.12 240.79 233.00 233.04 115.63 114.05 112.16 111.64 -683.74 -92.872 933.421
15-15 6.60 0.221 920.49
fb= (t/m2) -21.24 -41.67 -42.34 -55.38 -53.59 -53.14 -26.59 -26.23 -25.80 -25.67 808.88 109.870 547.094
ft= (t/m2) 217.59 221.04 241.16 233.36 233.40 115.81 114.23 112.33 111.81 -606.74 -88.191 905.799
14-14 6.19 0.214 891.95
fb= (t/m2) -35.52 -36.09 -49.44 -47.84 -47.85 -23.74 -23.42 -23.03 -22.92 721.25 93.800 505.178
ft= (t/m2) 207.68 235.80 234.78 234.87 116.54 114.97 113.06 112.56 -493.01 -72.310 804.946
13-13 5.68 0.230 791.87
fb= (t/m2) -23.01 -37.08 -36.92 -36.94 -18.33 -18.08 -17.78 -17.70 589.76 98.033 481.953
ft= (t/m2) 224.08 226.77 232.99 115.62 114.08 112.18 111.72 -376.71 -72.837 687.889
12-12 5.22 0.214 677.51
fb= (t/m2) -20.87 -21.12 -21.70 -10.77 -10.62 -10.45 -10.40 453.39 87.663 435.132
ft= (t/m2) 208.48 224.10 113.55 112.05 110.19 109.76 -268.82 -61.845 547.479
11-11 4.80 0.192 541.06
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 -1.65 325.42 74.866 387.063
ft= (t/m2) 204.99 107.14 109.53 58.67 107.32 -177.41 -50.132 360.104
10-10 4.42 0.209 358.35
fb= (t/m2) 14.80 7.74 7.91 7.75 7.75 215.93 61.017 322.903
ft= (t/m2) 99.83 103.37 106.13 104.93 -106.31 -41.017 266.929
9-9 4.09 0.237 265.79
fb= (t/m2) 16.23 16.80 17.25 17.05 130.03 49.923 247.290
ft= (t/m2) 96.71 105.23 103.21 -55.56 -28.145 221.448
8-8 3.80 0.209 219.12
fb= (t/m2) 24.14 26.27 25.76 68.26 34.578 179.003
ft= (t/m2) 104.90 103.21 -22.92 -18.774 166.414
7-7 3.55 0.237 163.30
fb= (t/m2) 34.42 33.86 28.26 23.152 119.700
ft= (t/m2) 103.81 -5.34 -10.565 87.904
6-6 3.35 0.293 85.53
fb= (t/m2) 40.95 6.61 13.069 60.628
ft= (t/m2) 83.45 83.446
5-5 3.20 0.460 78.18
fb= (t/m2) 46.81 46.808
Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Creep Loss in 4 th Creep Loss in 5 th Shrinkage Loss in 1st Shrinkage Loss in 2 Shrinkage Loss in 3 Shrinkage Loss in 4Shrinkage Loss in 5
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd Loss4 th Loss5 th
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.78E-06 3.464 1.90E-06 3.696 1.98E-06 3.862 2.03E-06 3.954 2.05E-06 3.988 8.4E-07 1.638 9.1E-07 1.781 9.7E-07 1.900 1.0E-06 2.015 1.1E-06 2.137 3.464 5.477 5.762 5.969 6.125
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cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 6th stage cables: 7th stage cables: 8th stage cables: 9th stage cables: 10th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.05E-06 3.993 1.72E-06 3.345 1.95E-06 3.808 1.97E-06 3.841 2.01E-06 3.929 1.17E-06 2.274 1.25E-06 2.440 1.36E-06 2.658 1.71E-06 3.343 1.81E-06 3.539 6.267 5.786 6.466 7.185 7.467
Creep Loss in 11th Shrinkage Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 12th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Loss 11th Loss 12th
Creep loss stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
2.22E-06 4.319 2.44E-06 4.763 2.61E-06 5.094 8.27E-06 16.131 9.082 21.225
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 775.53 0.520
16-16 786.82 0.528
15-15 798.12 0.536
14-14 798.12 0.536
13-13 842.85 0.566
12-12 858.26 0.576
11-11 843.31 0.566 0.568
10-10 858.37 0.576
9-9 873.43 0.586
8-8 890.58 0.598
7-7 917.60 0.616
6-6 944.62 0.634
5-5 824.57 0.553
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10th 11th 12th Stress Constn

stage stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress up to 5th to 4th Stress
after loss after loss after loss Segment Segment
Loss 8.16% 7.90% 7.24% 6.58% 5.48% 4.63% 3.46% 2.53% 1.98% 1.58% 1.41% 1.10%
ft= (t/m2) 86.937 100.794 109.75 218.45 215.47 228.69 219.87 219.82 109.05 107.53 105.73 104.18 -802.587 -230.936 792.741
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.004 -14.574 -24.38 -48.54 -47.87 -58.35 -56.10 -56.09 -27.82 -27.44 -26.98 -26.58 940.322 270.568 788.169
ft= (t/m2) 97.868 110.10 218.32 222.18 236.34 227.26 227.25 112.74 111.18 109.32 107.74 -749.679 -233.774 796.857
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.687 -23.20 -46.01 -46.82 -58.22 -55.99 -55.98 -27.77 -27.39 -26.93 -26.54 882.605 275.225 751.274
ft= (t/m2) 110.88 217.54 220.99 240.64 232.87 232.90 115.55 113.97 112.06 110.46 -683.738 -232.283 791.839
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.23 -41.65 -42.31 -55.35 -53.56 -53.11 -26.58 -26.21 -25.77 -25.40 808.881 274.797 712.508
ft= (t/m2) 217.46 220.91 241.02 233.23 233.26 115.73 114.14 112.24 110.63 -606.737 -225.955 765.924
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.50 -36.07 -49.42 -47.82 -47.82 -23.73 -23.40 -23.01 -22.68 721.245 268.600 680.400
ft= (t/m2) 207.55 235.66 234.65 234.73 116.47 114.89 112.96 111.38 -493.010 -209.968 665.304
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.00 -37.06 -36.90 -36.91 -18.32 -18.07 -17.76 -17.52 589.758 251.172 635.399
ft= (t/m2) 223.95 226.64 232.85 115.54 114.00 112.09 110.54 -376.714 -186.618 572.270
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.85 -21.11 -21.68 -10.76 -10.62 -10.44 -10.29 453.394 224.604 572.244
ft= (t/m2) 208.36 223.96 113.48 111.98 110.10 108.61 -268.819 -158.454 449.208
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 -1.63 325.420 191.816 504.038
ft= (t/m2) 204.86 107.06 109.46 58.62 106.19 -177.411 -128.445 280.333
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.80 7.73 7.90 7.75 7.67 215.932 156.334 418.111
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 99.76 103.30 106.03 103.82 -106.308 -99.123 207.485
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.79 17.24 16.87 130.031 121.243 318.392
ft= (t/m2) 96.64 105.14 102.13 -55.558 -72.112 176.236
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.12 26.24 25.49 68.255 88.592 232.706
ft= (t/m2) 104.81 102.12 -22.920 -48.102 135.909
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 34.39 33.51 28.264 59.318 155.480
ft= (t/m2) 102.72 -5.345 -27.068 70.307
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 40.52 6.612 33.483 80.611
Hence OK
xiii) BETWEEN 13 th AND 14 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 187 DAYS & 202 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349
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13 th
stage Stress
10th 11th 12th Stress
stage stage stage
Prestress Prestress Prestress up to 4th
with loss with loss with loss Segment
shortenin load
Loss g loss
8.115% 7.837% 7.154% 6.499% 5.416% 4.566% 3.424% 2.521% 2.000% 1.626% 1.483% 1.200% 0.040%
ft= (t/m2) 86.976 100.865 109.85 218.63 215.62 228.84 219.95 219.85 109.03 107.48 105.66 104.08 103.37 -937.96 -99.724 892.504
17-17 7.50 0.259 888.16
fb= (t/m2) -8.008 -14.584 -24.41 -48.58 -47.91 -58.39 -56.12 -56.10 -27.82 -27.42 -26.96 -26.55 -26.37 1098.93 116.838 766.559
ft= (t/m2) 97.938 110.20 218.50 222.34 236.49 227.35 227.28 112.72 111.13 109.25 107.64 106.90 -886.72 -101.611 899.406
16-16 7.04 0.259 893.20
fb= (t/m2) -11.695 -23.22 -46.05 -46.86 -58.26 -56.01 -55.99 -27.77 -27.38 -26.91 -26.52 -26.34 1043.94 119.628 730.574
ft= (t/m2) 110.98 217.72 221.15 240.79 232.96 232.93 115.53 113.91 111.98 110.35 109.60 -819.90 -101.717 896.292
15-15 6.60 0.215 889.69
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -41.68 -42.34 -55.38 -53.58 -53.12 -26.57 -26.20 -25.76 -25.38 -25.21 969.97 120.334 693.837
ft= (t/m2) 217.64 221.06 241.17 233.32 233.29 115.71 114.09 112.16 110.52 109.77 -739.19 -97.474 872.072
14-14 6.19 0.208 864.65
fb= (t/m2) -35.53 -36.09 -49.45 -47.84 -47.83 -23.72 -23.39 -22.99 -22.66 -22.51 878.70 104.835 651.522
ft= (t/m2) 207.70 235.81 234.74 234.76 116.45 114.83 112.89 111.27 110.51 -616.09 -81.951 780.910
13-13 5.68 0.223 774.74
fb= (t/m2) -23.01 -37.08 -36.92 -36.92 -18.31 -18.06 -17.75 -17.50 -17.38 736.99 109.566 623.630
ft= (t/m2) 224.09 226.73 232.88 115.52 113.95 112.01 110.43 109.68 -486.11 -82.549 676.631
12-12 5.22 0.207 672.33
fb= (t/m2) -20.87 -21.12 -21.69 -10.76 -10.61 -10.43 -10.28 -10.21 585.05 99.352 568.437
ft= (t/m2) 208.44 223.99 113.46 111.92 110.02 108.50 107.75 -361.70 -71.359 551.037
11-11 4.80 0.186 549.42
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 -1.63 -1.62 437.86 86.384 509.423
ft= (t/m2) 204.89 107.05 109.41 58.58 106.08 105.35 -252.70 -59.247 379.410
10-10 4.42 0.199 381.83
fb= (t/m2) 14.80 7.73 7.90 7.74 7.66 7.61 307.57 72.111 433.117
ft= (t/m2) 99.75 103.25 105.96 103.72 103.00 -164.41 -50.132 301.142
9-9 4.09 0.221 303.56
fb= (t/m2) 16.21 16.78 17.22 16.86 16.74 201.10 61.017 345.935
ft= (t/m2) 96.59 105.07 102.03 101.31 -97.82 -36.187 270.991
8-8 3.80 0.192 270.73
fb= (t/m2) 24.11 26.23 25.47 25.29 120.18 44.457 265.728
ft= (t/m2) 104.73 102.02 100.98 -51.11 -26.284 230.342
7-7 3.55 0.209 228.48
fb= (t/m2) 34.37 33.48 33.13 63.03 34.578 198.576
ft= (t/m2) 102.62 101.25 -21.20 -17.608 165.054
6-6 3.35 0.237 162.47
fb= (t/m2) 40.48 39.93 26.23 21.781 128.422
ft= (t/m2) 102.09 -5.00 -9.999 87.098
5-5 3.20 0.293 85.00
fb= (t/m2) 45.59 6.20 12.399 64.189
ft= (t/m2) 81.09 81.095
4-4 3.09 0.460 76.23
fb= (t/m2) 48.42 48.416
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Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Creep Loss in 4 th Creep Loss in 5 th Shrinkage Loss in 1st Shrinkage Loss in 2 Shrinkage Loss in 3 Shrinkage Loss in 4Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.52E-06 2.970 1.62E-06 3.155 1.68E-06 3.285 1.72E-06 3.354 1.73E-06 3.377 7.2E-07 1.404 7.8E-07 1.523 8.3E-07 1.616 8.7E-07 1.706 9.2E-07 1.798 2.970 4.678 4.901 5.060 5.175
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.73E-06 3.378 1.71E-06 3.334 1.69E-06 3.296 1.71E-06 3.331 1.75E-06 3.407 9.74E-07 1.899 1.03E-06 2.017 1.11E-06 2.163 1.36E-06 2.650 1.37E-06 2.668 5.277 5.351 5.458 5.981 6.075
Creep Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Creep Loss in 13th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 11th stage cables: 12th stage cables: 13th stage cables:
Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 11th Loss 12th Loss 13th
Creep loss Creep loss stage stage stage
Creep Creep Creep loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
1.79E-06 3.485 1.98E-06 3.852 2.32E-06 4.528 1.62E-06 3.150 2.19E-06 4.272 7.57E-06 14.766 6.635 8.123 19.294
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 761.30 0.511
16-16 772.38 0.518
15-15 783.46 0.526
14-14 783.46 0.526
13-13 827.36 0.555
12-12 842.47 0.565
11-11 827.78 0.555
0.563
10-10 842.56 0.565
9-9 857.33 0.575
8-8 874.10 0.587
7-7 897.63 0.602
6-6 921.16 0.618
5-5 944.69 0.634
4-4 808.64 0.543
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10th 11th 12th 13th Stress Constn

stage stage stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 4th to 3rd Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment Segment
Loss 8.14% 7.88% 7.20% 6.55% 5.46% 4.61% 3.47% 2.57% 2.06% 1.68% 1.55% 1.28% 1.01%
ft= (t/m2) 86.948 100.818 109.80 218.52 215.52 228.72 219.84 219.74 108.97 107.41 105.59 104.00 102.37 -937.96 -249.260 741.012
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.005 -14.577 -24.39 -48.55 -47.88 -58.36 -56.09 -56.07 -27.80 -27.41 -26.94 -26.53 -26.12 1098.93 292.037 942.238
ft= (t/m2) 97.892 110.15 218.39 222.22 236.37 227.23 227.16 112.66 111.07 109.18 107.55 105.87 -886.72 -253.673 745.359
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.690 -23.21 -46.02 -46.83 -58.23 -55.98 -55.96 -27.75 -27.36 -26.90 -26.50 -26.08 1043.94 298.651 910.071
ft= (t/m2) 110.92 217.61 221.04 240.67 232.84 232.81 115.46 113.85 111.91 110.27 108.54 -819.90 -253.592 742.437
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.24 -41.66 -42.32 -55.35 -53.55 -53.09 -26.56 -26.18 -25.74 -25.36 -24.96 969.97 300.006 873.954
ft= (t/m2) 217.53 220.95 241.05 233.20 233.17 115.64 114.03 112.09 110.44 108.71 -739.19 -248.414 719.202
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.51 -36.07 -49.42 -47.81 -47.81 -23.71 -23.38 -22.98 -22.64 -22.29 878.70 295.297 842.371
ft= (t/m2) 207.59 235.69 234.62 234.64 116.38 114.77 112.82 111.19 109.44 -616.09 -233.424 627.614
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.00 -37.06 -36.90 -36.90 -18.30 -18.05 -17.74 -17.49 -17.21 736.99 279.231 793.577
ft= (t/m2) 223.97 226.61 232.76 115.46 113.88 111.94 110.35 108.62 -486.11 -210.377 547.104
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.86 -21.10 -21.68 -10.75 -10.61 -10.43 -10.28 -10.11 585.05 253.200 722.443
ft= (t/m2) 208.33 223.88 113.39 111.86 109.95 108.42 106.71 -361.70 -181.860 438.989
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.68 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 437.86 220.152 643.213
ft= (t/m2) 204.78 106.98 109.34 58.54 106.00 104.33 -252.70 -150.993 286.297
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.79 7.73 7.90 7.74 7.66 7.53 307.57 183.777 544.682
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 99.69 103.19 105.89 103.64 102.01 -164.41 -120.507 229.510
fb= (t/m2) 16.20 16.77 17.21 16.85 16.58 201.10 147.399 432.112
ft= (t/m2) 96.54 105.00 101.95 100.33 -97.82 -92.223 213.776
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.10 26.21 25.45 25.04 120.18 113.300 334.277
ft= (t/m2) 104.67 101.95 100.00 -51.11 -66.985 188.521
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 34.34 33.45 32.81 63.03 82.604 246.235
ft= (t/m2) 102.54 100.27 -21.20 -44.873 136.731
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 40.45 39.55 26.23 55.509 161.733
ft= (t/m2) 101.11 -5.00 -25.483 70.627
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 45.15 6.20 31.599 82.948
Hence OK
xiv) BETWEEN 14 th AND 15 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 202 DAYS & 217 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04 3.58E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161
CONCRETE (T/m2)

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14 th
stage Stress
10th 11th 12th 13th Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress due to Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage due to DL
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress up to 3rd
with loss with loss with loss with loss Segment
shortenin load
Loss g loss
8.059% 7.766% 7.060% 6.413% 5.336% 4.491% 3.370% 2.493% 2.007% 1.664% 1.556% 1.314% 1.072% 0.030%
ft= (t/m2) 87.029 100.943 109.96 218.83 215.81 229.02 220.07 219.91 109.02 107.43 105.58 103.96 102.30 101.54 -1083.59 -106.237 841.585
17-17 7.50 0.252 844.18
fb= (t/m2) -8.013 -14.595 -24.43 -48.62 -47.95 -58.43 -56.15 -56.11 -27.82 -27.41 -26.94 -26.52 -26.10 -25.91 1269.54 124.469 919.011
ft= (t/m2) 98.013 110.31 218.70 222.52 236.68 227.48 227.35 112.71 111.09 109.17 107.51 105.80 105.03 -1034.92 -108.713 848.731
16-16 7.04 0.252 850.12
fb= (t/m2) -11.704 -23.25 -46.09 -46.90 -58.31 -56.04 -56.01 -27.77 -27.37 -26.89 -26.49 -26.06 -25.88 1218.42 127.989 887.664
ft= (t/m2) 111.09 217.92 221.33 240.98 233.09 233.00 115.52 113.87 111.90 110.23 108.46 107.70 -968.06 -109.353 847.700
15-15 6.60 0.210 847.89
fb= (t/m2) -21.27 -41.72 -42.38 -55.42 -53.61 -53.13 -26.57 -26.19 -25.74 -25.35 -24.95 -24.77 1145.24 129.367 853.503
ft= (t/m2) 217.84 221.25 241.36 233.45 233.36 115.70 114.05 112.07 110.40 108.63 107.87 -884.32 -105.576 826.093
14-14 6.19 0.204 825.62
fb= (t/m2) -35.56 -36.12 -49.49 -47.86 -47.84 -23.72 -23.38 -22.98 -22.63 -22.27 -22.12 1051.21 114.571 811.804
ft= (t/m2) 207.87 235.99 234.87 234.83 116.44 114.79 112.80 111.14 109.37 108.63 -752.46 -90.549 743.724
13-13 5.68 0.217 745.11
fb= (t/m2) -23.03 -37.11 -36.94 -36.93 -18.31 -18.05 -17.74 -17.48 -17.20 -17.08 900.12 119.742 779.996
ft= (t/m2) 224.26 226.86 232.95 115.51 113.90 111.93 110.31 108.54 107.84 -609.01 -91.210 651.877
12-12 5.22 0.201 656.43
fb= (t/m2) -20.88 -21.13 -21.69 -10.76 -10.61 42.71 -10.45 -10.11 -10.04 732.98 109.776 769.787
ft= (t/m2) 208.56 224.06 113.45 111.88 109.94 108.38 106.64 105.97 -467.94 -79.935 541.003
11-11 4.80 0.181 544.99
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.68 -1.65 -1.63 -1.61 -1.60 566.47 96.765 646.840
ft= (t/m2) 204.95 107.04 109.36 58.54 105.96 104.26 103.63 -340.91 -67.549 385.288
10-10 4.42 0.192 392.79
fb= (t/m2) 14.80 7.73 7.90 7.74 7.65 7.53 7.48 414.93 82.216 557.977
ft= (t/m2) 99.74 103.21 105.88 103.60 101.94 101.35 -234.81 -58.521 322.395
9-9 4.09 0.209 329.35
fb= (t/m2) 16.21 16.78 17.21 16.84 16.57 16.47 287.21 71.227 458.515
ft= (t/m2) 96.56 104.99 101.91 100.27 99.48 -151.70 -43.664 307.840
8-8 3.80 0.181 310.59
fb= (t/m2) 24.10 26.21 25.44 25.03 24.83 186.37 53.643 365.613
ft= (t/m2) 104.66 101.91 99.93 98.21 -90.24 -33.338 281.128
7-7 3.55 0.192 281.50
fb= (t/m2) 34.34 33.44 32.79 32.22 111.28 43.857 287.927
ft= (t/m2) 102.50 100.20 98.34 -47.42 -24.290 229.333
6-6 3.35 0.209 227.97
fb= (t/m2) 40.43 39.52 38.79 58.65 30.047 207.439
ft= (t/m2) 101.04 99.40 -19.88 -16.387 164.170
5-5 3.20 0.237 161.97
fb= (t/m2) 45.12 44.39 24.65 20.320 134.483
ft= (t/m2) 100.96 -4.75 -9.784 86.424
4-4 3.09 0.293 84.57
fb= (t/m2) 48.84 5.90 12.133 66.881
ft= (t/m2) 80.28 80.281
3-3 3.02 0.460 75.62
fb= (t/m2) 49.64 49.643
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.30E-06 2.536 1.38E-06 2.683 1.43E-06 2.785 1.45E-06 2.836 1.46E-06 2.853 6.2E-07 1.209 6.7E-07 1.310 7.1E-07 1.385 7.5E-07 1.456 7.8E-07 1.528 2.536 3.993 4.169 4.292 4.381
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.46E-06 2.852 2.49E-06 4.853 1.56E-06 3.045 1.58E-06 3.080 1.61E-06 3.147 8.2E-07 1.605 8.68E-07 1.692 9.20E-07 1.795 1.11E-06 2.165 1.09E-06 2.122 4.457 6.545 4.839 5.245 5.269
Creep Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Creep Loss in 13th Creep Loss in 14th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 11th stage cables: 12th stage cables: 13th stage cables: 14th stage cables:
Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change of Creep Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Change of Shrinkage Loss 11th Loss 12th Loss 13th Loss 14th
Creep loss Creep loss stage stage stage stage
Creep Creep Creep loss Creep loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss Shrinkage loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2)
1.65E-06 3.214 1.75E-06 3.416 1.72E-06 3.347 2.17E-06 4.226 1.22E-06 2.379 1.45E-06 2.820 1.98E-06 3.856 6.97E-06 13.601 5.593 6.236 7.203 17.827
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 747.76 0.502
16-16 758.80 0.509
15-15 769.85 0.517
14-14 769.85 0.517
13-13 813.18 0.546
12-12 828.24 0.556
11-11 814.02 0.546
10-10 828.74 0.556 0.558
9-9 843.47 0.566
8-8 858.19 0.576
7-7 872.92 0.586
6-6 894.60 0.600
5-5 919.63 0.617
4-4 944.66 0.634
3-3 804.51 0.540
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stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 3rd to 2nd Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment Segment
Loss 8.08% 7.80% 7.10% 6.45% 5.38% 4.53% 3.43% 2.54% 2.06% 1.71% 1.61% 1.37% 1.14% 0.92%
ft= (t/m2) 87.006 100.903 109.92 218.74 215.72 228.92 219.94 219.81 108.97 107.38 105.52 103.89 102.23 100.64 -1083.59 -268.094 677.90
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.010 -14.589 -24.42 -48.60 -47.93 -58.41 -56.11 -56.09 -27.80 -27.40 -26.92 -26.51 -26.08 -25.68 1269.54 314.103 1109.10
ft= (t/m2) 97.974 110.27 218.61 222.43 236.58 227.33 227.24 112.66 111.03 109.11 107.45 105.72 104.10 -1034.92 -274.080 681.51
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.700 -23.24 -46.07 -46.88 -58.28 -56.00 -55.98 -27.75 -27.35 -26.88 -26.47 -26.05 -25.65 1218.42 322.677 1082.80
ft= (t/m2) 111.04 217.83 221.24 240.88 232.95 232.89 115.46 113.81 111.84 110.16 108.39 106.75 -968.06 -275.398 679.80
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.26 -41.71 -42.36 -55.40 -53.58 -53.11 -26.56 -26.18 -25.72 -25.34 -24.93 -24.55 1145.24 325.803 1050.36
ft= (t/m2) 217.75 221.15 241.26 233.31 233.25 115.64 113.99 112.02 110.33 108.56 106.91 -884.32 -271.348 658.51
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.55 -36.11 -49.46 -47.83 -47.82 -23.71 -23.37 -22.97 -22.62 -22.26 -21.92 1051.21 322.559 1020.16
ft= (t/m2) 207.79 235.89 234.72 234.72 116.38 114.73 112.74 111.08 109.29 107.66 -752.46 -257.308 575.24
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.02 -37.10 -36.91 -36.91 -18.30 -18.04 -17.73 -17.47 -17.19 -16.93 900.12 307.802 968.323
ft= (t/m2) 224.17 226.71 232.84 115.46 113.84 111.87 110.24 108.47 106.88 -609.01 -234.501 506.968
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.88 -21.11 -21.68 -10.75 -10.60 -10.42 -10.27 -10.10 -9.95 732.98 282.235 889.444
ft= (t/m2) 208.43 223.95 113.39 111.82 109.88 108.31 106.57 105.03 -467.94 -205.559 413.894
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.68 -1.65 -1.63 -1.60 -1.58 566.47 248.840 798.937
ft= (t/m2) 204.86 106.98 109.31 58.51 105.90 104.19 102.71 -340.91 -173.758 277.791
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.79 7.73 7.89 7.73 7.65 7.52 7.42 414.93 211.486 687.152
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 99.69 103.16 105.83 103.54 101.87 100.45 -234.81 -142.038 237.689
fb= (t/m2) 16.20 16.77 17.20 16.83 16.56 16.33 287.21 173.735 560.829
ft= (t/m2) 96.51 104.93 101.85 100.20 98.59 -151.70 -112.417 237.971
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.09 26.19 25.42 25.01 24.61 186.37 138.108 449.800
ft= (t/m2) 104.60 101.85 99.87 97.33 -90.24 -85.894 227.516
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 34.32 33.42 32.77 31.94 111.28 105.922 349.645
ft= (t/m2) 102.44 100.13 97.46 -47.42 -62.655 189.965
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 40.41 39.50 38.44 58.65 77.506 254.502
ft= (t/m2) 100.97 98.51 -19.88 -42.359 137.246
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 45.09 43.99 24.65 52.525 166.262
ft= (t/m2) 100.07 -4.75 -24.369 70.943
4-4
fb= (t/m2) 48.41 5.90 30.270 84.584
Hence OK
xv) BETWEEN 15 th AND 16th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 217 DAYS & 232 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04 3.29E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04 3.58E-04 3.58E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600
CONCRETE (T/m2)
CREEP & SHRIINKAGE LOSS: 3

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15 th
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th stage Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage stage due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress up to 2nd
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss elastic cables cables:
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss Segment
shortenin
Loss g loss
7.951% 7.637% 6.903% 6.259% 5.185% 4.343% 3.258% 2.391% 1.940% 1.628% 1.560% 1.352% 1.147% 0.956% 0.019%
ft= (t/m2) 87.132 101.084 110.15 219.19 216.15 229.37 220.33 220.14 109.10 107.47 105.57 103.92 102.22 100.60 99.19 -1239.95 891.679
17-17 7.50 0.245 893.66
fb= (t/m2) -8.022 -14.615 -24.47 -48.70 -48.03 -58.52 -56.21 -56.17 -27.84 -27.42 -26.94 -26.51 -26.08 -25.67 -25.31 1452.74 952.227
ft= (t/m2) 98.150 110.50 219.06 222.88 237.05 227.74 227.59 112.79 111.13 109.16 107.47 105.72 104.06 102.61 -1194.77 901.129
16-16 7.04 0.245 901.87
fb= (t/m2) -11.721 -23.29 -46.17 -46.97 -58.40 -56.10 -56.07 -27.79 -27.38 -26.89 -26.48 -26.04 -25.64 -25.28 1406.61 922.413
ft= (t/m2) 111.28 218.28 221.69 241.36 233.36 233.24 115.60 113.91 111.90 110.18 108.38 106.71 105.23 -1128.67 902.442
15-15 6.60 0.206 902.05
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -41.79 -42.45 -55.51 -53.67 -53.19 -26.59 -26.20 -25.74 -25.34 -24.93 -24.54 -24.20 1335.25 889.808
ft= (t/m2) 218.20 221.60 241.73 233.72 233.60 115.78 114.09 112.07 110.35 108.55 106.87 105.90 -1042.58 879.905
14-14 6.19 0.199 879.38
fb= (t/m2) -35.62 -36.18 -49.56 -47.92 -47.89 -23.74 -23.39 -22.98 -22.62 -22.26 -21.91 -21.71 1239.34 863.553
ft= (t/m2) 208.21 236.36 235.14 235.07 116.52 114.83 112.80 111.10 109.29 107.62 106.64 -902.53 791.047
13-13 5.68 0.211 792.24
fb= (t/m2) -23.07 -37.17 -36.98 -36.97 -18.32 -18.06 -17.74 -17.47 -17.19 -16.92 -16.77 1079.64 822.986
ft= (t/m2) 224.61 227.12 233.19 115.59 113.94 111.92 110.26 108.46 106.84 105.86 -745.78 712.030
12-12 5.22 0.196 713.90
fb= (t/m2) -20.92 -21.15 -21.72 -10.76 -10.61 -10.42 -10.27 -10.10 -9.95 -9.86 897.58 761.821
ft= (t/m2) 208.80 224.29 113.53 111.92 109.94 108.33 106.56 104.99 104.03 -587.83 604.570
11-11 4.80 0.177 607.85
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.65 -1.63 -1.60 -1.58 -1.57 711.60 693.644
ft= (t/m2) 205.16 107.11 109.40 58.54 105.92 104.19 102.67 101.74 -442.25 452.479
10-10 4.42 0.186 458.96
fb= (t/m2) 14.82 7.73 7.90 7.74 7.65 7.52 7.42 7.35 538.27 606.396
ft= (t/m2) 99.81 103.25 105.88 103.56 101.86 100.41 99.49 -317.65 396.615
9-9 4.09 0.199 401.89
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.78 17.21 16.83 16.56 16.32 16.17 388.53 504.629
ft= (t/m2) 96.59 104.99 101.87 100.19 98.56 97.66 -217.26 382.592
8-8 3.80 0.173 384.14
fb= (t/m2) 24.11 26.21 25.43 25.01 24.60 24.38 266.91 416.642
ft= (t/m2) 104.65 101.87 99.86 97.30 96.41 -140.33 359.749
7-7 3.55 0.181 358.60
fb= (t/m2) 34.34 33.42 32.76 31.92 31.63 173.06 337.137
ft= (t/m2) 102.46 100.13 97.43 96.43 -83.96 312.487
6-6 3.35 0.192 309.50
fb= (t/m2) 40.41 39.49 38.43 38.04 103.86 260.224
ft= (t/m2) 100.96 98.48 97.25 -44.58 252.110
5-5 3.20 0.209 247.91
fb= (t/m2) 45.09 43.98 43.43 55.28 187.779
ft= (t/m2) 100.03 98.57 -18.96 179.637
4-4 3.09 0.237 175.04
fb= (t/m2) 48.39 47.69 23.56 119.635
ft= (t/m2) 115.20 -4.61 110.584
3-3 3.02 0.293 106.08
fb= (t/m2) 58.29 5.74 64.025
ft= (t/m2) 79.85 79.849
2-2 3.00 0.460 75.26
fb= (t/m2) 49.94 49.940
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.25E-06 2.430 1.32E-06 2.565 1.36E-06 2.655 1.38E-06 2.695 1.39E-06 2.709 5.4E-07 1.053 5.8E-07 1.134 6.1E-07 1.197 6.4E-07 1.255 6.7E-07 1.312 2.430 3.698 3.852 3.950 4.021
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.39E-06 2.714 2.37E-06 4.625 1.49E-06 2.912 1.51E-06 2.947 1.54E-06 3.006 7.0E-07 1.372 7.37E-07 1.438 7.76E-07 1.514 9.26E-07 1.806 8.93E-07 1.742 4.086 6.063 4.426 4.753 4.747
Creep Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Creep Loss in 13th Creep Loss in 14th Creep Loss in 15th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 11th stage cables: 12th stage cables: 13th stage cables: 14th stage cables: 15th stage cables:
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.57E-06 3.065 1.64E-06 3.206 1.63E-06 3.187 1.68E-06 3.271 2.15E-06 4.197 9.74E-07 1.900 1.10E-06 2.135 1.30E-06 2.543 1.80E-06 3.505 6.46E-06 12.600 4.965 5.341 5.730 6.776 16.796
RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 730.41 0.490
16-16 741.24 0.497
15-15 752.08 0.505
14-14 755.70 0.507
13-13 798.23 0.536
12-12 813.01 0.546
11-11 799.03 0.536
10-10 813.48 0.546
0.558
9-9 827.92 0.556
8-8 842.36 0.565
7-7 856.81 0.575
6-6 877.17 0.589
5-5 899.69 0.604
4-4 922.20 0.619
3-3 1084.60 0.728
2-2 801.38 0.538
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stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 2nd to 1st Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment Segment
Loss 7.97% 7.67% 6.94% 6.30% 5.22% 4.38% 3.31% 2.43% 1.98% 1.67% 1.61% 1.40% 1.20% 1.02% 0.91%
ft= (t/m2) 87.109 101.047 110.11 219.11 216.07 229.28 220.20 220.05 109.05 107.42 105.52 103.86 102.17 100.53 98.31 -1239.95 -346.143 543.76
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.020 -14.610 -24.46 -48.68 -48.01 -58.50 -56.18 -56.15 -27.82 -27.41 -26.93 -26.50 -26.07 -25.65 -25.08 1452.74 405.546 1358.21
ft= (t/m2) 98.114 110.46 218.97 222.79 236.95 227.61 227.49 112.74 111.08 109.11 107.42 105.66 103.99 101.70 -1194.77 -355.232 544.09
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.716 -23.28 -46.15 -46.95 -58.37 -56.07 -56.04 -27.77 -27.36 -26.88 -26.46 -26.03 -25.62 -25.05 1406.61 418.219 1341.07
ft= (t/m2) 111.24 218.20 221.60 241.26 233.23 233.14 115.55 113.86 111.84 110.13 108.32 106.64 104.30 -1128.67 -358.475 542.16
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -41.78 -42.43 -55.49 -53.64 -53.17 -26.57 -26.19 -25.72 -25.33 -24.91 -24.53 -23.99 1335.25 424.085 1314.30
ft= (t/m2) 218.11 221.52 241.64 233.59 233.51 115.73 114.04 112.02 110.30 108.49 106.80 104.96 -1042.58 -354.913 523.21
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.61 -36.17 -49.54 -47.89 -47.87 -23.73 -23.38 -22.97 -22.61 -22.24 -21.90 -21.52 1239.34 421.895 1285.81
ft= (t/m2) 208.13 236.27 235.00 234.97 116.46 114.78 112.75 111.04 109.23 107.55 105.70 -902.53 -339.070 450.28
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.06 -37.15 -36.96 -36.95 -18.32 -18.05 -17.73 -17.46 -17.18 -16.91 -16.62 1079.64 405.609 1228.86
ft= (t/m2) 224.52 226.99 233.09 115.54 113.89 111.87 110.21 108.40 106.77 104.93 -745.78 -311.798 398.64
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.91 -21.14 -21.71 -10.76 -10.61 -10.42 -10.26 -10.09 -9.94 -9.77 897.58 375.266 1137.24
ft= (t/m2) 208.68 224.20 113.48 111.87 109.89 108.28 106.50 104.93 103.11 -587.83 -276.329 326.77
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.68 -1.65 -1.63 -1.60 -1.58 -1.55 711.60 334.510 1028.18
ft= (t/m2) 205.08 107.06 109.35 58.51 105.87 104.13 102.61 100.83 -442.25 -236.804 214.39
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.81 7.73 7.90 7.73 7.65 7.52 7.41 7.28 538.27 288.221 894.52
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 99.76 103.20 105.83 103.51 101.81 100.35 98.61 -317.65 -197.023 198.40
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.78 17.20 16.82 16.55 16.31 16.03 388.53 240.989 745.42
ft= (t/m2) 96.55 104.94 101.82 100.14 98.49 96.79 -217.26 -159.655 221.81
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.10 26.19 25.41 24.99 24.58 24.16 266.91 196.142 612.50
ft= (t/m2) 104.60 101.82 99.80 97.24 95.55 -140.33 -126.093 232.58
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 34.32 33.41 32.75 31.90 31.35 173.06 155.496 492.28
ft= (t/m2) 102.41 100.07 97.36 95.58 -83.96 -96.686 214.78
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 40.39 39.47 38.40 37.70 103.86 119.602 379.42
ft= (t/m2) 100.91 98.41 96.39 -44.58 -71.093 180.04
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 45.06 43.95 43.04 55.28 88.157 275.50
ft= (t/m2) 99.96 97.70 -18.96 -48.589 130.11
4-4
fb= (t/m2) 48.36 47.26 23.56 60.355 179.54
ft= (t/m2) 114.17 -4.61 -28.257 81.30
3-3
fb= (t/m2) 57.77 5.74 35.136 98.64
Hence OK
xvi) BETWEEN 16th AND 17th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 232 DAYS & 247 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232 247
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04 3.29E-04 3.28E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04 3.58E-04 3.58E-04 3.59E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600 3888724
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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% loss due to elastic shortening -0.39% -0.44% -0.50% -0.50% -0.52% -0.51% -0.50% -0.46% -0.42% -0.37% -0.30% -0.26% -0.22% -0.18% -0.13% -0.04%
16th
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th stage Stress
stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress up to 1st
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss Segment
shortenin
Loss g loss
7.584% 7.230% 6.441% 5.794% 4.706% 3.870% 2.813% 1.969% 1.568% 1.299% 1.311% 1.145% 0.982% 0.839% 0.781% -0.037%
ft= (t/m2) 87.479 101.530 110.69 220.28 217.24 230.51 221.34 221.09 109.51 107.83 105.84 104.13 102.39 100.72 98.44 96.57 -1466.92 768.67
17-17 7.50 0.240 782.19
fb= (t/m2) -8.054 -14.680 -24.59 -48.94 -48.27 -58.81 -56.47 -56.41 -27.94 -27.51 -27.01 -26.57 -26.12 -25.70 -25.12 -24.64 1718.67 1191.83
ft= (t/m2) 98.583 111.05 220.15 224.01 238.22 228.79 228.57 113.22 111.50 109.44 107.70 105.89 104.18 101.83 99.93 -1427.81 775.23
16-16 7.04 0.240 788.69
fb= (t/m2) -11.772 -23.40 -46.39 -47.21 -58.69 -56.36 -56.31 -27.89 -27.47 -26.96 -26.53 -26.09 -25.67 -25.09 -24.62 1680.97 1170.53
ft= (t/m2) 111.83 219.36 222.81 242.55 234.44 234.25 116.04 114.29 112.18 110.41 108.56 106.83 104.43 102.51 -1363.95 776.55
15-15 6.60 0.202 787.75
fb= (t/m2) -21.41 -42.00 -42.66 -55.78 -53.92 -53.42 -26.69 -26.29 -25.80 -25.39 -24.97 -24.57 -24.02 -23.58 1613.59 1143.10
ft= (t/m2) 219.28 222.72 242.93 234.80 234.61 116.22 114.47 112.35 110.59 108.73 107.00 105.09 104.19 -1275.63 757.35
14-14 6.19 0.195 768.72
fb= (t/m2) -35.80 -36.36 -49.81 -48.14 -48.10 -23.83 -23.47 -23.03 -22.67 -22.29 -21.94 -21.55 -21.36 1516.38 1118.03
ft= (t/m2) 209.26 237.53 236.22 236.09 116.96 115.22 113.08 111.33 109.47 107.75 105.83 104.94 -1125.36 678.31
13-13 5.68 0.207 692.64
fb= (t/m2) -23.19 -37.35 -37.15 -37.13 -18.39 -18.12 -17.78 -17.51 -17.21 -16.94 -16.64 -16.50 1346.20 1072.28
ft= (t/m2) 225.72 228.16 234.20 116.03 114.32 112.21 110.49 108.64 106.96 105.06 104.21 -950.88 615.12
12-12 5.22 0.192 629.23
fb= (t/m2) -21.02 -21.25 -21.81 -10.80 -10.65 -10.45 -10.29 -10.12 -9.96 -9.78 -9.70 1144.44 998.60
ft= (t/m2) 209.76 225.26 113.96 112.29 110.22 108.56 106.74 105.12 103.24 102.43 -769.82 527.76
11-11 4.80 0.173 541.63
fb= (t/m2) -3.16 -3.39 -1.72 -1.69 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.55 -1.54 931.90 912.36
ft= (t/m2) 206.05 107.52 109.77 58.68 106.14 104.36 102.80 100.96 100.19 -598.43 398.04
10-10 4.42 0.181 414.65
fb= (t/m2) 14.88 7.76 7.93 7.75 7.67 7.54 7.42 7.29 7.24 728.36 803.841
ft= (t/m2) 100.19 103.59 106.15 103.78 102.03 100.53 98.73 98.00 -447.82 365.178
9-9 4.09 0.192 379.97
fb= (t/m2) 16.28 16.84 17.25 16.87 16.58 16.34 16.05 15.93 547.76 679.904
ft= (t/m2) 96.92 105.25 102.08 100.36 98.67 96.91 96.21 -323.00 373.411
8-8 3.80 0.167 382.08
fb= (t/m2) 24.19 26.27 25.48 25.05 24.63 24.19 24.02 396.81 570.644
ft= (t/m2) 104.92 102.08 100.02 97.41 95.67 95.00 -224.11 370.998
7-7 3.55 0.173 375.89
fb= (t/m2) 34.43 33.49 32.82 31.96 31.39 31.17 276.37 471.629
ft= (t/m2) 102.68 100.29 97.54 95.70 94.41 -148.49 342.119
6-6 3.35 0.181 344.01
fb= (t/m2) 40.50 39.56 38.47 37.75 37.23 183.69 377.198
ft= (t/m2) 101.13 98.59 96.51 94.60 -92.38 298.451
5-5 3.20 0.192 297.89
fb= (t/m2) 45.16 44.03 43.10 42.24 114.56 289.090
ft= (t/m2) 100.15 97.82 96.07 -52.06 241.978
4-4 3.09 0.209 239.61
fb= (t/m2) 48.45 47.32 46.48 64.66 206.914
ft= (t/m2) 114.32 97.97 -24.44 187.849
3-3 3.02 0.237 183.93
fb= (t/m2) 57.85 49.57 30.39 137.808
ft= (t/m2) 79.24 100.28 -7.36 172.161
2-2 3.00 0.293 166.12
fb= (t/m2) 49.56 51.48 9.15 110.187
ft= (t/m2) 80.74 80.738
1-1 3.00 0.877 71.90
fb= (t/m2) 50.50 50.495
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Average Stress (T/m 2) in CG of cables 16th stage= 119.01
Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
9.92E-07 1.934 1.04E-06 2.034 1.08E-06 2.099 1.09E-06 2.126 1.09E-06 2.134 4.8E-07 0.936 5.1E-07 0.993 5.4E-07 1.049 5.6E-07 1.096 5.9E-07 1.142 1.934 3.027 3.148 3.222 3.276
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.10E-06 2.136 1.87E-06 3.640 1.18E-06 2.296 1.20E-06 2.330 1.22E-06 2.384 6.1E-07 1.189 6.36E-07 1.241 6.66E-07 1.298 7.88E-07 1.537 7.52E-07 1.466 3.326 4.881 3.594 3.867 3.849
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.25E-06 2.436 1.30E-06 2.529 1.30E-06 2.540 1.34E-06 2.609 1.44E-06 2.803 8.06E-07 1.571 8.80E-07 1.716 9.92E-07 1.934 1.19E-06 2.312 1.65E-06 3.210 4.008 4.245 4.474 4.921 6.013

Change of Creep loss Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th
(kg/cm2)
2.04E-06 3.972 6.02E-06 11.736 15.708
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RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 710.66 0.477
16-16 721.46 0.484
15-15 732.26 0.491
14-14 743.06 0.499
13-13 784.57 0.526
12-12 799.29 0.536
11-11 786.27 0.528
10-10 800.67 0.537
9-9 815.07 0.547 0.542
8-8 829.47 0.557
7-7 843.87 0.566
6-6 858.27 0.576
5-5 874.63 0.587
4-4 898.27 0.603
3-3 921.91 0.619
2-2 808.64 0.543
1-1 809.85 0.543
1000 hour relaxation loss 16th stage cables= 0.53 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 16th stage cables= 1.586 %
% Loss in 16th stage cables= 0.638 %
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FINAL STRESS AFTER 16th STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 247 DAYS):
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th Stress

stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 1st Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment
Loss 7.60% 7.26% 6.47% 5.82% 4.74% 3.90% 2.86% 2.00% 1.60% 1.34% 1.35% 1.18% 1.02% 0.88% 0.84% 0.64%
ft= (t/m2) 87.461 101.499 110.66 220.21 217.18 230.44 221.24 221.02 109.47 107.79 105.80 104.09 102.35 100.67 98.38 95.91 -1466.92 767.24
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.052 -14.676 -24.59 -48.93 -48.25 -58.79 -56.45 -56.39 -27.93 -27.50 -27.00 -26.56 -26.11 -25.69 -25.10 -24.47 1718.67 1192.18
ft= (t/m2) 98.553 111.01 220.08 223.94 238.14 228.68 228.49 113.18 111.46 109.40 107.65 105.85 104.13 101.77 99.26 -1427.81 773.78
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.769 -23.40 -46.38 -47.19 -58.67 -56.34 -56.29 -27.88 -27.46 -26.95 -26.52 -26.08 -25.65 -25.07 -24.45 1680.97 1170.88
ft= (t/m2) 111.80 219.30 222.74 242.47 234.33 234.17 116.00 114.25 112.14 110.37 108.52 106.78 104.37 101.82 -1363.95 775.09
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.40 -41.99 -42.65 -55.77 -53.89 -53.40 -26.68 -26.28 -25.79 -25.38 -24.96 -24.56 -24.00 -23.42 1613.59 1143.42
ft= (t/m2) 219.21 222.65 242.85 234.69 234.53 116.18 114.43 112.31 110.54 108.69 106.95 105.04 103.48 -1275.63 755.92
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.79 -36.35 -49.79 -48.12 -48.09 -23.82 -23.46 -23.03 -22.66 -22.28 -21.93 -21.54 -21.22 1516.38 1118.32
ft= (t/m2) 209.19 237.45 236.11 236.01 116.92 115.17 113.04 111.29 109.42 107.70 105.77 104.24 -1125.36 676.95
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.18 -37.34 -37.13 -37.12 -18.39 -18.11 -17.78 -17.50 -17.21 -16.94 -16.63 -16.39 1346.20 1072.50
ft= (t/m2) 225.65 228.06 234.12 115.99 114.28 112.16 110.45 108.60 106.91 105.00 103.50 -950.88 613.84
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -21.01 -21.24 -21.80 -10.80 -10.64 -10.45 -10.29 -10.11 -9.96 -9.78 -9.64 1144.44 998.72
ft= (t/m2) 209.66 225.18 113.92 112.25 110.17 108.52 106.69 105.07 103.18 101.74 -769.82 526.58
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.16 -3.39 -1.72 -1.69 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.55 -1.53 931.90 912.38
ft= (t/m2) 205.98 107.48 109.73 58.66 106.10 104.31 102.75 100.90 99.51 -598.43 397.00
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.88 7.76 7.92 7.75 7.66 7.53 7.42 7.29 7.19 728.36 803.76
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 100.15 103.55 106.11 103.74 101.99 100.48 98.68 97.34 -447.82 364.22
fb= (t/m2) 16.28 16.83 17.25 16.86 16.58 16.33 16.04 15.82 547.76 679.75
ft= (t/m2) 96.88 105.21 102.04 100.32 98.63 96.86 95.56 -323.00 372.50
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.18 26.26 25.47 25.04 24.62 24.18 23.85 396.81 570.42
ft= (t/m2) 104.88 102.04 99.98 97.37 95.62 94.36 -224.11 370.14
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 34.41 33.48 32.80 31.95 31.37 30.96 276.37 471.35
ft= (t/m2) 102.64 100.25 97.50 95.64 93.77 -148.49 341.30
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 40.48 39.54 38.45 37.72 36.98 183.69 376.87
ft= (t/m2) 101.09 98.55 96.46 93.96 -92.38 297.67
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 45.14 44.01 43.07 41.96 114.56 288.74
ft= (t/m2) 100.10 97.77 95.42 -52.06 241.23
4-4
fb= (t/m2) 48.43 47.30 46.16 64.66 206.55
ft= (t/m2) 114.25 97.31 -24.44 187.12
3-3
fb= (t/m2) 57.81 49.24 30.39 137.44
ft= (t/m2) 99.60 -7.36 92.24
2-2
fb= (t/m2) 51.13 9.15 60.28
Hence OK
XVII) BETWEEN 247 DAYS & 322 DAYS I.E AFTER LAYING OF SIDL
DAYS 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232 247 262 277 292 307 322
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT ON
3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04 3.29E-04 3.28E-04 3.27E-04 3.26E-04 3.25E-04 3.24E-04 3.23E-04
322 DAYS
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT ON
247 DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
322 DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
247 DAYS
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600 3888724 3891577 3894198 3896615 3898854 3900936
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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% loss due to elastic shortening 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 1.62% 1.52% 1.23% 1.16% 1.16% 0.38% 0.97%
17th
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th stage
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress Stress Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with due to DL Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss elastic up to SIDL cables cables:
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss
shortenin
Loss g loss
7.603% 7.258% 6.470% 5.823% 4.736% 3.901% 2.859% 2.003% 1.604% 1.335% 2.965% 2.707% 2.250% 2.049% 2.000% 1.020% 0.973%
ft= (t/m2) 87.461 101.499 110.66 220.21 217.18 230.44 221.24 221.02 109.47 107.79 104.07 102.49 101.08 99.49 97.23 95.55 0.00 -1601.22 625.64
17-17 7.50 0.240 648.82
fb= (t/m2) -8.052 -14.676 -24.59 -48.93 -48.25 -58.79 -56.45 -56.39 -27.93 -27.50 -26.55 -26.15 -25.79 -25.38 -24.81 -24.38 0.00 1876.01 1351.39
ft= (t/m2) 98.553 111.01 220.08 223.94 238.14 228.68 228.49 113.18 111.46 107.61 105.99 104.54 102.91 100.58 98.87 0.00 -1551.67 642.36
16-16 7.04 0.240 665.37
fb= (t/m2) -11.769 -23.40 -46.38 -47.19 -58.67 -56.34 -56.29 -27.88 -27.46 -26.51 -26.11 -25.75 -25.35 -24.78 -24.36 0.00 1826.80 1318.56
ft= (t/m2) 111.80 219.30 222.74 242.47 234.33 234.17 116.00 114.25 110.30 108.67 107.17 105.53 103.14 101.43 0.00 -1474.82 656.47
15-15 6.60 0.202 675.41
fb= (t/m2) -21.40 -41.99 -42.65 -55.77 -53.89 -53.40 -26.68 -26.28 -25.37 -24.99 -24.65 -24.27 -23.72 -23.33 0.00 1744.75 1276.37
ft= (t/m2) 219.21 222.65 242.85 234.69 234.53 116.18 114.43 110.47 108.84 107.34 105.69 103.80 103.09 0.00 -1371.38 652.40
14-14 6.19 0.195 670.73
fb= (t/m2) -35.79 -36.35 -49.79 -48.12 -48.09 -23.82 -23.46 -22.65 -22.31 -22.01 -21.67 -21.28 -21.14 0.00 1630.19 1233.73
ft= (t/m2) 209.19 237.45 236.11 236.01 116.92 115.17 111.19 109.57 108.07 106.43 104.53 103.84 0.00 -1199.08 595.41
13-13 5.68 0.207 616.01
fb= (t/m2) -23.18 -37.34 -37.13 -37.12 -18.39 -18.11 -17.48 -17.23 -16.99 -16.74 -16.44 -16.33 0.00 1434.38 1161.91
ft= (t/m2) 225.65 228.06 234.12 115.99 114.28 110.33 108.75 107.25 105.66 103.77 103.10 0.00 -1002.08 554.87
12-12 5.22 0.192 573.49
fb= (t/m2) -21.01 -21.24 -21.80 -10.80 -10.64 -10.28 -10.13 -9.99 -9.84 -9.66 -9.60 0.00 1206.06 1061.06
ft= (t/m2) 209.66 225.18 113.92 112.25 108.37 106.85 105.37 103.83 101.97 101.35 0.00 -800.19 488.57
11-11 4.80 0.173 505.18
fb= (t/m2) -3.16 -3.39 -1.72 -1.69 -1.63 -1.61 -1.59 -1.56 -1.54 -1.53 0.00 968.67 949.26
ft= (t/m2) 205.98 107.48 109.73 57.70 104.47 103.02 101.54 99.72 99.13 0.00 -611.78 376.98
10-10 4.42 0.181 395.09
fb= (t/m2) 14.88 7.76 7.92 7.63 7.54 7.44 7.33 7.20 7.16 0.00 744.62 819.483
ft= (t/m2) 100.15 103.55 104.37 102.14 100.73 99.30 97.52 96.97 0.00 -448.10 356.624
9-9 4.09 0.192 371.77
fb= (t/m2) 16.28 16.83 16.97 16.60 16.37 16.14 15.85 15.76 0.00 548.10 678.902
ft= (t/m2) 96.88 103.49 100.47 99.07 97.47 95.72 95.20 0.00 -314.10 374.198
8-8 3.80 0.167 382.26
fb= (t/m2) 24.18 25.83 25.08 24.73 24.33 23.89 23.76 0.00 385.89 557.693
ft= (t/m2) 103.16 100.47 98.74 96.22 94.50 94.00 0.00 -209.90 377.186
7-7 3.55 0.173 380.80
fb= (t/m2) 33.85 32.96 32.40 31.57 31.00 30.84 0.00 258.85 451.478
ft= (t/m2) 101.05 99.01 96.35 94.52 93.41 42.83 -131.71 395.465
6-6 3.35 0.541 409.23
fb= (t/m2) 39.86 39.05 38.00 37.28 36.84 126.83 162.92 480.792
ft= (t/m2) 99.84 97.39 95.33 93.60 51.96 -75.18 362.933
5-5 3.20 0.580 369.65
fb= (t/m2) 44.58 43.49 42.57 41.80 134.34 93.22 400.004
ft= (t/m2) 98.92 96.62 95.05 86.33 -36.55 340.378
4-4 3.09 0.640 350.73
fb= (t/m2) 47.86 46.74 45.99 204.35 45.40 390.341
ft= (t/m2) 112.91 96.94 93.60 -12.13 291.310
3-3 3.02 0.735 301.22
fb= (t/m2) 57.14 49.05 210.76 15.09 332.033
ft= (t/m2) 78.27 99.22 87.93 0.25 265.671
2-2 3.00 0.896 274.26
fb= (t/m2) 48.95 50.94 194.84 -0.32 294.414
ft= (t/m2) 82.64 82.645
1-1 3.00 1.543 134.33
fb= (t/m2) 183.13 183.128
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
3.26E-06 6.356 3.59E-06 7.003 3.72E-06 7.255 3.78E-06 7.365 3.80E-06 7.409 1.7E-06 3.296 1.8E-06 3.505 1.9E-06 3.662 2.0E-06 3.804 2.0E-06 3.940 6.356 10.508 10.917 11.170 11.349
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
3.81E-06 7.429 6.49E-06 12.659 4.09E-06 7.985 4.16E-06 8.113 4.25E-06 8.294 2.1E-06 4.076 2.16E-06 4.217 2.24E-06 4.370 2.62E-06 5.107 2.46E-06 4.790 11.505 16.876 12.355 13.219 13.084
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
4.38E-06 8.546 4.52E-06 8.824 4.64E-06 9.057 4.83E-06 9.410 5.14E-06 10.020 2.58E-06 5.021 2.72E-06 5.306 2.91E-06 5.675 3.17E-06 6.187 3.58E-06 6.977 13.567 14.130 14.732 15.597 16.997
stage cables: stage cables: Total C&S stage cables: 15th stage cables: Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th
Creep loss
Creep Shrinkage loss stage Creep loss Shrinkage loss stage
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= 2
(kg/cm ) strain= (kg/cm2)
6.26E-06 12.215 1.20E-07 0.234 12.449 4.16E-06 8.114 3.95E-06 7.707 15.821
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RELAXATION LOSS:
17-17 710.66 0.477
16-16 721.46 0.484
15-15 732.26 0.491
14-14 743.06 0.499
13-13 784.57 0.526
12-12 799.29 0.536
11-11 786.27 0.528
10-10 800.67 0.537
9-9 815.07 0.547 0.536
8-8 829.47 0.557
7-7 843.87 0.566
6-6 719.09 0.483
5-5 741.16 0.497
4-4 893.05 0.599
3-3 911.90 0.612
2-2 880.43 0.591
1-1 855.87 0.574
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FINAL PERMANENT STRESS AFTER (AFTER 322 DAYS):
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th Stress

1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage Stress
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress due to
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 1st Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss SIDL
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment
Loss 7.67% 7.35% 6.57% 5.93% 4.84% 4.01% 3.02% 2.12% 1.73% 1.46% 3.09% 2.84% 2.39% 2.19% 2.16% 1.14% 1.57%
ft= (t/m2) 87.401 101.394 110.54 219.97 216.94 230.18 220.88 220.76 109.33 107.66 103.93 102.35 100.94 99.34 97.07 95.43 0.00 -1466.92 -134.30 622.91
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.047 -14.660 -24.56 -48.87 -48.20 -58.73 -56.36 -56.33 -27.90 -27.47 -26.52 -26.11 -25.75 -25.35 -24.77 -24.35 0.00 1718.67 157.34 1352.04
ft= (t/m2) 98.451 110.89 219.84 223.69 237.88 228.31 228.22 113.04 111.32 107.47 105.85 104.39 102.76 100.42 98.76 0.00 -1427.81 -123.86 639.62
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.757 -23.37 -46.33 -47.14 -58.60 -56.24 -56.22 -27.85 -27.42 -26.47 -26.08 -25.72 -25.31 -24.74 -24.33 0.00 1680.97 145.82 1319.20
ft= (t/m2) 111.68 219.06 222.50 242.21 233.95 233.90 115.85 114.11 110.16 108.52 107.02 105.37 102.98 101.31 0.00 -1363.95 -110.87 653.79
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.38 -41.94 -42.60 -55.71 -53.81 -53.34 -26.64 -26.24 -25.33 -24.96 -24.61 -24.24 -23.68 -23.30 0.00 1613.59 131.16 1276.96
ft= (t/m2) 218.97 222.41 242.59 234.31 234.26 116.03 114.29 110.33 108.69 107.19 105.54 103.64 102.97 0.00 -1275.63 -95.74 649.83
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -35.75 -36.31 -49.74 -48.04 -48.03 -23.79 -23.43 -22.62 -22.28 -21.98 -21.64 -21.25 -21.11 0.00 1516.38 113.81 1234.23
ft= (t/m2) 208.97 237.19 235.73 235.73 116.77 115.03 111.04 109.43 107.91 106.28 104.36 103.71 0.00 -1125.36 -73.71 593.08
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.15 -37.30 -37.07 -37.07 -18.36 -18.09 -17.46 -17.21 -16.97 -16.71 -16.41 -16.31 0.00 1346.20 88.18 1162.26
ft= (t/m2) 225.40 227.69 233.84 115.84 114.14 110.18 108.60 107.10 105.50 103.60 102.98 0.00 -950.88 -51.20 552.81
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -20.99 -21.20 -21.78 -10.79 -10.63 -10.26 -10.11 -9.97 -9.83 -9.65 -9.59 0.00 1144.44 61.62 1061.26
ft= (t/m2) 209.32 224.92 113.77 112.12 108.23 106.70 105.22 103.68 101.81 101.23 0.00 -769.82 -30.37 486.81
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.39 -1.71 -1.69 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.56 -1.53 -1.52 0.00 931.90 36.77 949.29
ft= (t/m2) 205.74 107.34 109.59 57.62 104.32 102.88 101.39 99.56 99.02 0.00 -598.43 -13.36 375.68
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 14.86 7.75 7.91 7.62 7.53 7.43 7.32 7.19 7.15 0.00 728.36 16.26 819.38
9-9 ft= (t/m2) 100.02 103.43 104.23 102.00 100.59 99.15 97.36 96.85 0.00 -447.82 -0.28 355.54
fb= (t/m2) 16.26 16.81 16.94 16.58 16.35 16.12 15.83 15.74 0.00 547.76 0.34 678.73
ft= (t/m2) 96.76 103.35 100.34 98.93 97.33 95.57 95.09 0.00 -323.00 8.89 373.26
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 24.15 25.80 25.04 24.69 24.29 23.85 23.73 0.00 396.81 -10.93 557.46
ft= (t/m2) 103.02 100.33 98.61 96.08 94.34 93.89 0.00 -224.11 14.21 376.37
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 33.80 32.92 32.35 31.52 30.95 30.81 0.00 276.37 -17.52 451.21
ft= (t/m2) 100.92 98.87 96.21 94.37 93.30 42.57 -148.49 16.79 394.53
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 39.81 39.00 37.95 37.22 36.80 126.07 183.69 -20.77 479.77
ft= (t/m2) 99.70 97.24 95.17 93.49 51.65 -92.38 17.21 362.07
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 44.52 43.43 42.50 41.75 133.54 114.56 -21.34 398.96
ft= (t/m2) 98.78 96.47 94.94 85.82 -52.06 15.51 339.45
4-4
fb= (t/m2) 47.79 46.67 45.93 203.13 64.66 -19.26 388.92
ft= (t/m2) 112.73 96.82 93.04 -24.44 12.31 290.45
3-3
fb= (t/m2) 57.04 48.99 209.50 30.39 -15.30 330.62
ft= (t/m2) 99.10 87.41 -7.36 7.61 186.76
2-2
fb= (t/m2) 50.88 193.68 9.15 -9.46 244.24
Hence OK
XVIII) AFTER 322 DAYS & INFINITY I.E AFTER APPLYING OF LIVE LOAD
DAYS 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232 247 262 277 292 307 322
RESIDUAL CREEP CO-
EFFICIENT ON 322 DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
INFINITY DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
322 DAYS
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600 3888724 3891577 3894198 3896615 3898854 3900936
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16th 0.00

1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage Stress Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress due to Total Depth (m) CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress up to 1st
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss SIDL cables cables:
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss Segment
Loss 7.666% 7.354% 6.570% 5.925% 4.839% 4.005% 3.016% 2.118% 1.727% 1.457% 3.091% 2.838% 2.388% 2.195% 2.158% 1.136% 1.565%
ft= (t/m2) 87.401 101.394 110.54 219.97 216.94 230.18 220.88 220.76 109.33 107.66 103.93 102.35 100.94 99.34 97.07 95.43 0.00 -1466.92 -134.30 622.91
17-17 7.50 0.240 646.20
fb= (t/m2) -8.047 -14.660 -24.56 -48.87 -48.20 -58.73 -56.36 -56.33 -27.90 -27.47 -26.52 -26.11 -25.75 -25.35 -24.77 -24.35 0.00 1718.67 157.34 1352.04
ft= (t/m2) 98.451 110.89 219.84 223.69 237.88 228.31 228.22 113.04 111.32 107.47 105.85 104.39 102.76 100.42 98.76 0.00 -1427.81 -123.86 639.62
16-16 7.04 0.240 662.74
fb= (t/m2) -11.757 -23.37 -46.33 -47.14 -58.60 -56.24 -56.22 -27.85 -27.42 -26.47 -26.08 -25.72 -25.31 -24.74 -24.33 0.00 1680.97 145.82 1319.20
ft= (t/m2) 111.68 219.06 222.50 242.21 233.95 233.90 115.85 114.11 110.16 108.52 107.02 105.37 102.98 101.31 0.00 -1363.95 -110.87 653.79
15-15 6.60 0.202 672.83
fb= (t/m2) -21.38 -41.94 -42.60 -55.71 -53.81 -53.34 -26.64 -26.24 -25.33 -24.96 -24.61 -24.24 -23.68 -23.30 0.00 1613.59 131.16 1276.96
ft= (t/m2) 218.97 222.41 242.59 234.31 234.26 116.03 114.29 110.33 108.69 107.19 105.54 103.64 102.97 0.00 -1275.63 -95.74 649.83
14-14 6.19 0.195 668.26
fb= (t/m2) -35.75 -36.31 -49.74 -48.04 -48.03 -23.79 -23.43 -22.62 -22.28 -21.98 -21.64 -21.25 -21.11 0.00 1516.38 113.81 1234.23
ft= (t/m2) 208.97 237.19 235.73 235.73 116.77 115.03 111.04 109.43 107.91 106.28 104.36 103.71 0.00 -1125.36 -73.71 593.08
13-13 5.68 0.207 613.78
fb= (t/m2) -23.15 -37.30 -37.07 -37.07 -18.36 -18.09 -17.46 -17.21 -16.97 -16.71 -16.41 -16.31 0.00 1346.20 88.18 1162.26
ft= (t/m2) 225.40 227.69 233.84 115.84 114.14 110.18 108.60 107.10 105.50 103.60 102.98 0.00 -950.88 -51.20 552.81
12-12 5.22 0.192 571.89
fb= (t/m2) -20.99 -21.20 -21.78 -10.79 -10.63 0.00 -10.11 -9.97 -9.83 -9.65 -9.59 0.00 1144.44 61.62 1071.52
ft= (t/m2) 209.32 224.92 113.77 112.12 108.23 106.70 105.22 103.68 101.81 101.23 0.00 -769.82 -30.37 486.81
11-11 4.80 0.173 503.49
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.39 -1.71 -1.69 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.56 -1.53 -1.52 0.00 931.90 36.77 949.29
ft= (t/m2) 205.74 107.34 109.59 57.62 104.32 102.88 101.39 99.56 99.02 0.00 -598.43 -13.36 375.68
10-10 4.42 0.181 393.84
fb= (t/m2) 14.86 7.75 7.91 7.62 7.53 7.43 7.32 7.19 7.15 0.00 728.36 16.26 819.38
ft= (t/m2) 100.02 103.43 104.23 102.00 100.59 99.15 97.36 96.85 0.00 -447.82 -0.28 355.54
9-9 4.09 0.192 370.72
fb= (t/m2) 16.26 16.81 16.94 16.58 16.35 16.12 15.83 15.74 0.00 547.76 0.34 678.73
ft= (t/m2) 96.76 103.35 100.34 98.93 97.33 95.57 95.09 0.00 -323.00 8.89 373.26
8-8 3.80 0.167 381.35
fb= (t/m2) 24.15 25.80 25.04 24.69 24.29 23.85 23.73 0.00 396.81 -10.93 557.46
ft= (t/m2) 103.02 100.33 98.61 96.08 94.34 93.89 0.00 -224.11 14.21 376.37
7-7 3.55 0.173 380.01
fb= (t/m2) 33.80 32.92 32.35 31.52 30.95 30.81 0.00 276.37 -17.52 451.21
ft= (t/m2) 100.92 98.87 96.21 94.37 93.30 42.57 -148.49 16.79 394.53
6-6 3.35 0.541 408.27
fb= (t/m2) 39.81 39.00 37.95 37.22 36.80 126.07 183.69 -20.77 479.77
ft= (t/m2) 99.70 97.24 95.17 93.49 51.65 -92.38 17.21 362.07
5-5 3.20 0.580 368.76
fb= (t/m2) 44.52 43.43 42.50 41.75 133.54 114.56 -21.34 398.96
ft= (t/m2) 98.78 96.47 94.94 85.82 -52.06 15.51 339.45
4-4 3.09 0.640 349.70
fb= (t/m2) 47.79 46.67 45.93 203.13 64.66 -19.26 388.92
ft= (t/m2) 112.73 96.82 93.04 -24.44 12.31 290.45
3-3 3.02 0.735 300.23
fb= (t/m2) 57.04 48.99 209.50 30.39 -15.30 330.62
ft= (t/m2) 78.14 99.10 87.41 -7.36 7.61 264.90
2-2 3.00 0.896 273.33
fb= (t/m2) 48.87 50.88 193.68 9.15 -9.46 293.11
ft= (t/m2) 82.15 82.15
1-1 3.00 1.543 133.52
fb= (t/m2) 182.03 182.03
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.11E-04 412.080 2.14E-04 417.417 2.15E-04 418.427 2.12E-04 414.073 2.09E-04 408.201 3.5E-06 6.863 3.7E-06 7.123 3.8E-06 7.316 3.8E-06 7.477 3.9E-06 7.623 412.080 424.540 425.743 421.550 415.823
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.06E-04 402.545 3.50E-04 682.089 2.18E-04 425.294 2.18E-04 424.984 2.18E-04 425.429 4.0E-06 7.760 4.05E-06 7.893 4.12E-06 8.025 4.71E-06 9.180 4.31E-06 8.403 410.305 689.982 433.319 434.164 433.831
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
2.19E-04 426.382 2.19E-04 426.543 2.18E-04 424.917 2.17E-04 423.436 2.16E-04 421.871 4.39E-06 8.551 4.47E-06 8.711 4.56E-06 8.887 4.66E-06 9.083 4.77E-06 9.306 434.933 435.254 433.804 432.518 431.177
Change of Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th Change of Creep Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th
Creep loss
Creep Shrinkage loss stage Creep loss Shrinkage loss stage
(kg/cm2)
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= 2
(kg/cm ) strain= (kg/cm2)
2.15E-04 418.436 2.93E-06 5.708 424.145 2.10E-04 410.125 4.79E-06 9.340 419.465
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TOTAL LOSS UP TO FINAL CREEP & SHRINKAGE LOSS

TOTAL LOSS FOR RELAXATION LOSS
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FINAL PERMANENT STRESS AFTER AT INFINITY :
Max Min Nett Nett

10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th Stress Stress Stress Stress, Stress,
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage Stress due to due to
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Max Max
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress due to variable variable
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 1st hogging sagging
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss SIDL load (LL, load (LL,
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment moment moment
Braking & Braking & case case
Loss Temp) Temp)
13.28% 14.46% 13.72% 12.57% 11.21% 11.02% 12.00% 8.77% 8.42% 7.96% 9.89% 9.46% 8.79% 8.39% 8.37% 6.67% 6.81%
ft= (t/m2) 82.083 93.621 102.08 204.43 202.41 213.36 200.43 205.76 101.88 100.55 96.64 95.37 94.32 93.05 90.91 90.09 0.00 -1466.92 -134.30 -270.34 184.84 195.44 650.61
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -7.557 -13.536 -22.68 -45.42 -44.97 -54.44 -51.14 -52.50 -26.00 -25.66 -24.66 -24.33 -24.07 -23.74 -23.20 -22.99 0.00 1718.67 157.34 316.73 -216.56 1705.87 1172.58
ft= (t/m2) 90.904 102.40 204.31 208.71 220.50 207.17 212.72 105.34 103.97 99.93 98.64 97.54 96.25 94.04 93.23 0.00 -1427.81 -123.86 -278.06 190.11 205.92 674.09
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -10.855 -21.58 -43.06 -43.99 -54.32 -51.04 -52.40 -25.95 -25.61 -24.62 -24.30 -24.03 -23.71 -23.17 -22.97 0.00 1680.97 145.82 327.36 -223.82 1682.56 1131.38
ft= (t/m2) 103.12 203.58 207.60 224.51 212.29 218.01 107.96 106.58 102.43 101.13 100.00 98.70 96.44 95.64 0.00 -1363.95 -110.87 -281.11 192.52 222.05 695.68
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -19.74 -38.98 -39.75 -51.63 -48.82 -49.71 -24.83 -24.51 -23.56 -23.26 -23.00 -22.70 -22.18 -22.00 0.00 1613.59 131.16 332.56 -227.76 1642.63 1082.31
ft= (t/m2) 203.50 207.52 224.86 212.62 218.34 108.13 106.74 102.59 101.28 100.16 98.85 97.06 97.20 0.00 -1275.63 -95.74 -279.28 190.95 228.19 698.42
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -33.22 -33.88 -46.10 -43.59 -44.77 -22.17 -21.88 -21.03 -20.77 -20.54 -20.27 -19.90 -19.93 0.00 1516.38 113.81 331.99 -226.98 1594.14 1035.17
13-13 ft= (t/m2) 194.97 219.86 213.91 219.72 108.82 107.44 103.26 101.97 100.84 99.54 97.74 97.91 0.00 -1125.36 -73.71 -267.95 197.49 198.93 664.37
fb= (t/m2) -21.60 -34.57 -33.64 -34.55 -17.11 -16.90 -16.24 -16.04 -15.86 -15.65 -15.37 -15.40 0.00 1346.20 88.18 320.53 -236.25 1501.99 945.21
12-12 ft= (t/m2) 208.93 206.61 217.96 107.95 106.61 102.46 101.20 100.08 98.82 97.03 97.22 0.00 -950.88 -51.20 -247.65 200.56 195.12 643.33
fb= (t/m2) -19.46 -19.24 -20.30 -10.05 -9.93 -9.54 -9.42 -9.32 -9.20 -9.03 -9.05 0.00 1144.44 61.62 298.05 -241.39 1369.56 830.11
ft= (t/m2) 189.94 209.64 106.02 104.71 100.64 99.43 98.32 97.11 95.35 95.56 0.00 -769.82 -30.37 -220.81 198.52 175.73 595.06
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -2.86 -3.16 -1.60 -1.58 -1.51 -1.50 -1.48 -1.46 -1.44 -1.44 0.00 931.90 36.77 267.31 -240.32 1217.95 710.33
ft= (t/m2) 191.76 100.03 102.36 53.58 97.21 96.13 94.97 93.24 93.47 0.00 -598.43 -13.36 -190.65 186.49 120.33 497.46
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 13.85 7.22 7.39 7.08 7.02 6.94 6.86 6.73 6.75 0.00 728.36 16.26 232.04 -226.98 1046.51 587.49
ft= (t/m2) 93.21 96.60 96.92 95.05 93.99 92.87 91.18 91.43 0.00 -447.82 -0.28 -160.11 171.37 143.04 474.52
9-9
fb= (t/m2) 15.15 15.70 15.76 15.45 15.28 15.10 14.82 14.86 0.00 547.76 0.34 195.84 -209.61 866.05 460.60
ft= (t/m2) 90.37 96.11 93.50 92.45 91.16 89.50 89.76 0.00 -323.00 8.89 -131.33 153.55 197.41 482.29
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 22.56 23.99 23.34 23.07 22.75 22.34 22.40 0.00 396.81 -10.93 161.34 -188.64 707.69 357.70
ft= (t/m2) 95.80 93.50 92.14 89.99 88.36 88.63 0.00 -224.11 14.21 -105.43 133.82 233.08 472.33
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 31.43 30.68 30.23 29.53 28.99 29.08 0.00 276.37 -17.52 130.01 -165.03 568.80 273.76
ft= (t/m2) 94.04 92.38 90.11 88.38 88.07 40.31 -148.49 16.79 -82.74 113.72 278.85 475.31
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 37.09 36.44 35.54 34.86 34.74 119.36 183.69 -20.77 102.35 -140.68 563.30 320.28
ft= (t/m2) 93.16 91.08 89.13 88.25 48.90 -92.38 17.21 -63.03 93.61 272.32 428.96
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 41.60 40.68 39.80 39.41 126.43 114.56 -21.34 78.16 -116.08 459.29 265.05
4-4 ft= (t/m2) 92.52 90.34 89.62 81.25 -52.06 15.51 -45.78 72.87 271.39 390.05
fb= (t/m2) 44.76 43.71 43.36 192.31 64.66 -19.26 56.87 -90.51 426.41 279.02
ft= (t/m2) 105.58 91.40 88.08 -24.44 12.31 -30.32 51.60 242.60 324.52
3-3
fb= (t/m2) 53.42 46.25 198.34 30.39 -15.30 37.71 -64.16 350.81 248.94
ft= (t/m2) 93.55 82.75 -7.36 7.61 -15.91 28.98 160.65 205.54
2-2
fb= (t/m2) 48.03 183.36 9.15 -9.46 19.79 -36.05 250.86 195.02
Hence OK
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Max Min Nett Nett
Loss Temp) Temp)
13.28% 14.46% 13.72% 12.57% 11.21% 11.02% 12.00% 8.77% 8.42% 7.96% 9.89% 9.46% 8.79% 8.39% 8.37% 6.67% 6.81%
ft= (t/m2) 73.875 84.259 91.87 183.99 182.17 192.03 180.39 185.19 91.70 90.50 86.98 85.84 84.89 83.74 81.82 81.08 0.00 -1466.92 -134.30 -270.34 184.84 -11.26 443.91
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -6.802 -12.183 -20.41 -40.88 -40.48 -48.99 -46.02 -47.25 -23.40 -23.09 -22.19 -21.90 -21.66 -21.37 -20.88 -20.69 0.00 1718.67 157.34 316.73 -216.56 1754.56 1221.27
ft= (t/m2) 81.813 92.16 183.88 187.84 198.45 186.45 191.45 94.80 93.58 89.94 88.77 87.79 86.62 84.64 83.90 0.00 -1427.81 -123.86 -278.06 190.11 2.36 470.53
16-16
fb= (t/m2) -9.770 -19.42 -38.75 -39.59 -48.89 -45.93 -47.16 -23.36 -23.05 -22.16 -21.87 -21.63 -21.34 -20.85 -20.67 0.00 1680.97 145.82 327.36 -223.82 1729.72 1178.54
ft= (t/m2) 92.81 183.22 186.84 202.06 191.06 196.21 97.16 95.92 102.43 91.01 90.00 88.83 86.80 86.07 0.00 -1363.95 -110.87 -281.11 192.52 34.49 508.13
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -17.77 -35.08 -35.77 -46.47 -43.94 -44.74 -22.35 -22.06 -21.20 -20.93 -20.70 -20.43 -19.96 -22.00 0.00 1613.59 131.16 332.56 -227.76 1683.90 1123.58
ft= (t/m2) 183.15 186.76 202.37 191.35 196.51 97.31 106.74 102.59 101.28 100.16 98.85 87.35 87.48 0.00 -1275.63 -95.74 -279.28 190.95 91.27 561.50
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -29.90 -30.49 -41.49 -39.23 -40.29 -19.95 -19.70 -18.93 -18.69 -18.48 -18.24 -17.91 -17.94 0.00 1516.38 113.81 331.99 -226.98 1630.95 1071.97
ft= (t/m2) 175.48 197.87 192.51 197.74 97.93 96.69 92.93 91.77 90.75 89.59 87.96 88.11 0.00 -1125.36 -73.71 -267.95 197.49 32.33 497.77
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -19.44 -31.12 -30.27 -31.10 -15.40 -15.21 -14.61 -14.43 -14.27 -14.09 -13.83 -13.86 0.00 1346.20 88.18 320.53 -236.25 1527.28 970.50
ft= (t/m2) 188.04 185.95 196.16 97.16 95.95 92.21 91.08 90.07 88.94 87.32 87.49 0.00 -950.88 -51.20 -247.65 200.56 50.63 498.84
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -17.51 -17.32 -18.27 -9.05 -8.94 -9.54 -8.48 -8.39 -8.28 -8.13 -8.15 0.00 1144.44 61.62 298.05 -241.39 1382.06 842.62
ft= (t/m2) 170.95 188.68 95.42 94.24 90.58 89.49 88.49 87.40 85.81 86.00 0.00 -769.82 -30.37 -220.81 198.52 56.05 475.39
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -2.57 -2.84 -1.44 -1.42 -1.36 -1.35 -1.33 -1.32 -1.29 -1.30 0.00 931.90 36.77 267.31 -240.32 1219.76 712.13
10-10 ft= (t/m2) 172.59 90.03 92.12 48.23 87.49 86.52 85.47 83.92 84.12 0.00 -598.43 -13.36 -190.65 186.49 28.05 405.19
fb= (t/m2) 12.46 6.50 6.65 6.37 6.32 6.25 6.17 6.06 6.08 0.00 728.36 16.26 232.04 -226.98 1039.52 580.50
ft= (t/m2) 83.89 86.94 87.23 85.54 84.59 83.58 82.07 82.28 0.00 -447.82 -0.28 -160.11 171.37 67.91 399.39
9-9
fb= (t/m2) 13.64 14.13 14.18 13.90 13.75 13.59 13.34 13.37 0.00 547.76 0.34 195.84 -209.61 853.84 448.39
ft= (t/m2) 81.34 86.50 84.15 83.20 82.04 80.55 80.78 0.00 -323.00 8.89 -131.33 153.55 133.13 418.01
8-8
fb= (t/m2) 20.30 21.59 21.00 20.77 20.48 20.11 20.16 0.00 396.81 -10.93 161.34 -188.64 691.64 341.66
ft= (t/m2) 86.22 84.15 82.92 80.99 79.52 79.77 0.00 -224.11 14.21 -105.43 133.82 178.24 417.49
7-7
fb= (t/m2) 28.29 27.61 27.21 26.57 26.09 26.17 0.00 276.37 -17.52 130.01 -165.03 550.81 255.77
ft= (t/m2) 84.64 83.15 81.10 79.54 79.27 40.31 -148.49 16.79 -82.74 113.72 233.55 430.01
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 33.38 32.80 31.99 31.37 31.26 107.42 183.69 -20.77 102.35 -140.68 533.50 290.47
ft= (t/m2) 83.84 81.98 80.22 79.43 44.01 -92.38 17.21 -63.03 93.61 231.27 387.91
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 37.44 36.61 35.82 35.47 113.78 114.56 -21.34 78.16 -116.08 430.50 236.26
4-4 ft= (t/m2) 83.27 81.31 80.66 73.12 -52.06 15.51 -45.78 72.87 236.02 354.67
fb= (t/m2) 40.28 39.34 39.02 173.08 64.66 -19.26 56.87 -90.51 394.00 246.61
ft= (t/m2) 95.02 82.26 79.27 -24.44 12.31 -30.32 51.60 214.09 296.02
3-3
fb= (t/m2) 48.08 41.62 178.51 30.39 -15.30 37.71 -64.16 321.01 219.14
ft= (t/m2) 84.20 74.48 -7.36 7.61 -15.91 28.98 143.02 187.91
2-2
fb= (t/m2) 43.22 165.03 9.15 -9.46 19.79 -36.05 227.72 171.88
Hence OK
XX) FINAL STRESS AT INFINITY WHEN PRESTRESS IS 1.1 TIMES [CL-7.9.5.(6), IRC-112:2011]

Max Min Nett Nett
Loss Temp) Temp)
13.28% 14.46% 13.72% 12.57% 11.21% 11.02% 12.00% 8.77% 8.42% 7.96% 9.89% 9.46% 8.79% 8.39% 8.37% 6.67% 6.81%
ft= (t/m2) 90.291 102.983 112.28 224.87 222.65 234.70 220.47 226.34 112.07 110.61 106.31 104.91 103.75 102.35 100.00 99.10 0.00 -1466.92 -134.30 -270.34 184.84 402.14 857.31
17-17
fb= (t/m2) -8.313 -14.890 -24.95 -49.96 -49.47 -59.88 -56.25 -57.75 -28.59 -28.22 -27.13 -26.77 -26.47 -26.12 -25.52 -25.28 0.00 1718.67 157.34 316.73 -216.56 1657.18 1123.89
16-16 ft= (t/m2) 99.994 112.64 224.74 229.58 242.55 227.89 233.99 115.87 114.37 109.92 108.50 107.30 105.87 103.45 102.55 0.00 -1427.81 -123.86 -278.06 190.11 409.49 877.66
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16-16
fb= (t/m2) -11.941 -23.74 -47.36 -48.38 -59.75 -56.14 -57.64 -28.55 -28.18 -27.08 -26.73 -26.43 -26.08 -25.48 -25.26 0.00 1680.97 145.82 327.36 -223.82 1635.40 1084.22
ft= (t/m2) 113.44 223.94 228.36 246.96 233.51 239.81 118.76 117.24 102.43 111.24 110.00 108.56 106.09 105.20 0.00 -1363.95 -110.87 -281.11 192.52 409.60 883.24
15-15
fb= (t/m2) -21.72 -42.87 -43.72 -56.80 -53.71 -54.69 -27.31 -26.96 -25.91 -25.58 -25.30 -24.97 -24.40 -22.00 0.00 1613.59 131.16 332.56 -227.76 1601.36 1041.04
ft= (t/m2) 223.85 228.27 247.34 233.88 240.18 118.94 106.74 102.59 101.28 100.16 98.85 106.76 106.92 0.00 -1275.63 -95.74 -279.28 190.95 365.11 835.34
14-14
fb= (t/m2) -36.54 -37.27 -50.71 -47.95 -49.24 -24.39 -24.07 -23.14 -22.84 -22.59 -22.29 -21.89 -21.92 0.00 1516.38 113.81 331.99 -226.98 1557.34 998.36
ft= (t/m2) 214.47 241.85 235.30 241.69 119.70 118.18 113.58 112.16 110.92 109.50 107.51 107.70 0.00 -1125.36 -73.71 -267.95 197.49 365.52 830.96
13-13
fb= (t/m2) -23.76 -38.03 -37.00 -38.01 -18.82 -18.59 -17.86 -17.64 -17.44 -17.22 -16.91 -16.94 0.00 1346.20 88.18 320.53 -236.25 1476.70 919.92
ft= (t/m2) 229.82 227.27 239.75 118.75 117.27 112.70 111.32 110.08 108.70 106.73 106.94 0.00 -950.88 -51.20 -247.65 200.56 339.60 787.81
12-12
fb= (t/m2) -21.40 -21.17 -22.33 -11.06 -10.92 -9.54 -10.37 -10.25 -10.12 -9.94 -9.96 0.00 1144.44 61.62 298.05 -241.39 1357.06 817.61
ft= (t/m2) 208.94 230.60 116.63 115.19 110.70 109.37 108.16 106.82 104.88 105.11 0.00 -769.82 -30.37 -220.81 198.52 295.40 714.74
11-11
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.47 -1.76 -1.73 -1.67 -1.65 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.58 0.00 931.90 36.77 267.31 -240.32 1216.15 708.52
ft= (t/m2) 210.94 110.03 112.59 58.94 106.94 105.74 104.46 102.56 102.82 0.00 -598.43 -13.36 -190.65 186.49 212.60 589.74
10-10
fb= (t/m2) 15.23 7.95 8.13 7.79 7.72 7.64 7.54 7.41 7.43 0.00 728.36 16.26 232.04 -226.98 1053.49 594.47
ft= (t/m2) 102.53 106.26 106.62 104.55 103.39 102.16 100.30 100.57 0.00 -447.82 -0.28 -160.11 171.37 218.16 549.64
9-9
fb= (t/m2) 16.67 17.27 17.33 16.99 16.80 16.60 16.30 16.35 0.00 547.76 0.34 195.84 -209.61 878.27 472.81
8-8 ft= (t/m2) 99.41 105.72 102.85 101.69 100.27 98.45 98.74 0.00 -323.00 8.89 -131.33 153.55 261.70 546.58
fb= (t/m2) 24.81 26.39 25.67 25.38 25.03 24.58 24.65 0.00 396.81 -10.93 161.34 -188.64 723.73 373.75
7-7 ft= (t/m2) 105.38 102.84 101.35 98.99 97.19 97.49 0.00 -224.11 14.21 -105.43 133.82 287.92 527.17
fb= (t/m2) 34.58 33.74 33.25 32.48 31.89 31.99 0.00 276.37 -17.52 130.01 -165.03 586.80 291.76
ft= (t/m2) 103.44 101.62 99.12 97.22 96.88 40.31 -148.49 16.79 -82.74 113.72 324.15 520.61
6-6
fb= (t/m2) 40.80 40.08 39.10 38.35 38.21 131.30 183.69 -20.77 102.35 -140.68 593.10 350.08
ft= (t/m2) 102.48 100.19 98.05 97.08 53.79 -92.38 17.21 -63.03 93.61 313.37 470.01
5-5
fb= (t/m2) 45.76 44.74 43.78 43.35 139.07 114.56 -21.34 78.16 -116.08 488.09 293.84
ft= (t/m2) 101.77 99.38 98.59 89.37 -52.06 15.51 -45.78 72.87 306.77 425.42
4-4
fb= (t/m2) 49.23 48.08 47.70 211.54 64.66 -19.26 56.87 -90.51 458.82 311.44
ft= (t/m2) 116.13 100.54 96.89 -24.44 12.31 -30.32 51.60 271.10 353.03
3-3
fb= (t/m2) 58.76 50.87 218.18 30.39 -15.30 37.71 -64.16 380.61 278.74
ft= (t/m2) 102.91 91.03 -7.36 7.61 -15.91 28.98 178.28 223.17
2-2
fb= (t/m2) 52.83 201.70 9.15 -9.46 19.79 -36.05 274.00 218.16
Hence OK
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20. CALCULATION OF LONG TERM LOSS & CHECK FOR STRESSES

FOR MEMBERS OVER P7
ELASTIC MODULUS OF PRESTRESSING STEEL = 1.95E+06 kg/cm2
UTS = 496.74 T
Ultimate stress = 18674.3 kg/cm2
RHS of P7:
I) BETWEEN 1 st AND 2 nd STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 7 DAYS & 22 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608
CONCRETE (T/m2)

% Loss in 1 st stage prestress due to elastic shortening = 0.14%
Stress due Prestress Depth of Stress at
to DL of at RHS of Total Depth
Section Location CG from CG of
19th P7:Stage (m)
top (m) cables:
Segment cables Stage
ft= (t/m2) -4.530 94.522 89.992
19-19 7.5 0.995 77.60
fb= (t/m2) 5.308 -8.702 -3.395
2
ft= (t/m ) 0.000 91.927 91.927
20-20 7.04 0.995 78.04
fb= (t/m2) 0.000 -6.316 -6.316
Change of Creep strain= 9.23E-06

Creep loss= 17.996 kg/cm2
Shrinkage loss= 165.089 kg/cm2
Total Loss = 183.085 kg/cm2
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 820.89 0.551
0.541
20-20 791.76 0.531
1000 hour relaxation loss 1 st stage cables= 0.51 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 1 st stage cables= 1.541 %
FINAL STRESS AFTER 1 st STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 22 DAYS):
Stress due Constn

1st stage
to DL of Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress
19th to 20th Stress
after loss
Segment Segment
ft= (t/m2) 92.457 -4.530 -21.829 66.097
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.512 5.308 25.575 22.371
ft= (t/m2) 89.918 0.000 89.918
20-20 Hence OK
fb= (t/m2) -6.178 0.000 -6.178
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II) BETWEEN 2 nd AND 3 rd STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 22 DAYS & 37 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275
CONCRETE (T/m2)

2 nd stage
Stress
prestress Stress Depth of Stress at Depth of Stress at Depth of Stress at
1st stage due to
with due to DL Depth CG of CG of CG of CG of CG of all CG of
Section Location Prestress Truss & Total
elastic up to20th (m) cables:1 cables: 1 cables:2 cables: 2 stage cables: All
with loss working
shortening Segment st Stage st Stage nd Stage nd Stage cables Stage
load
loss
ft= (t/m2) 92.045 110.131 -17.742 -15.342 169.091
19-19 7.5 0.995 148.32 0.66 155.31 0.2503 163.87
fb= (t/m2) -8.474 -17.764 20.787 17.975 12.524
ft= (t/m2) 109.274 -4.745 -10.368 94.160
20-20 7.04 0.66 85.52
fb= (t/m2) -15.800 5.587 12.207 1.994
ft= (t/m2) 106.102 106.102
21-21 6.60 0.66 94.23
fb= (t/m2) -12.670 -12.670
2
Average Stress (T/m ) in CG of cables 116.92 89.87
Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Shrinkage Loss in

Shrinkage Loss in 2
cables: stage 1st stage cables:nd stage Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd
Creep loss Creep loss of of stage stage
Creep Creep loss loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain=
3.02E-06 5.890 6.84E-06 13.336 1.47E-05 28.666 5.0E-05 96.877 34.556 110.214
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 895.209 0.601
20-20 876.84 0.588 0.586
21-21 847.45 0.569
1000 hour relaxation loss 2 nd stage cables= 1.07 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 2 nd stage cables= 3.223 %
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FINAL STRESS AFTER 2 nd STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 37 DAYS):
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress up to
to 21th Stress
after loss after loss 20th
Segment
Segment
Loss 3.113% 2.235%
ft= (t/m2) 91.711 107.835 -17.742 -35.680 146.124
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.444 -17.393 20.787 41.804 36.754
ft= (t/m2) 106.996 -4.745 -23.149 79.101
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -15.470 5.587 27.253 17.370
Hence OK
III) BETWEEN 3 rd AND 4 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 37 DAYS & 52 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613
CONCRETE (T/m2)

3 rd stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage due to Depth of Stress at
with due to DL Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
elastic up to21th (m)
with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 3.551% 2.689% 0.162%
ft= (t/m2) 91.296 106.499 118.12 -39.105 -23.013 253.801
19-19 7.5 0.660 233.47
fb= (t/m2) -8.405 -15.399 -26.24 45.816 26.963 22.731
ft= (t/m2) 103.408 118.50 -18.596 -18.663 184.650
20-20 7.04 0.660 167.95
fb= (t/m2) -12.349 -24.97 21.893 21.972 6.543
ft= (t/m2) 119.34 -4.906 -13.267 101.162
21-21 6.60 0.493 93.52
fb= (t/m2) -22.85 5.804 15.696 -1.347
ft= (t/m2) 102.18 102.181
22-22 6.19 0.660 90.36
fb= (t/m2) -8.66 -8.660
2
Average Stress (T/m2) in CG of cables 2 nd stage= 130.73
Average Stress (T/m2) in CG of cables 3 rd stage= 91.94
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Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in 2
Shrinkage Loss in 3
cables: stage stage 1st stage cables: nd stage
rd stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd
Creep loss Creep loss of of of stage stage stage
Creep Creep of Creep loss loss loss loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain=
2.87E-06 5.598 3.12E-06 6.092 5.63E-06 10.984 7.80E-06 15.202 1.1E-05 21.934 3.5E-05 67.408 5.598 28.026 78.392
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 902.37 0.606
20-20 890.03 0.597
0.587
21-21 888.67 0.596
22-22 819.48 0.550
1000 hour relaxation loss 3 rd stage cables= 1.09 %
Final (0.5x10^6 hours) relaxation loss 3 rd stage cables= 3.272 %
FINAL STRESS AFTER 3 rd STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 52 DAYS):
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress up to
to 22th Stress
after loss after loss after loss 21th
Segment
Segment
Loss 3.607% 2.945% 1.967%
ft= (t/m2) 91.244 106.219 115.99 -39.105 -63.090 211.255
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.401 -15.358 -25.77 45.816 73.917 70.205
ft= (t/m2) 103.136 116.36 -18.596 -49.614 151.284
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -12.316 -24.52 21.893 58.411 43.466
ft= (t/m2) 117.18 -4.906 -33.066 79.206
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -22.43 5.804 39.117 22.488
Hence OK
IV) BETWEEN 4 th AND 5 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 52 DAYS & 67 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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4 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage due to Depth of Stress at
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 4.458% 3.806% 2.882% 0.402%
ft= (t/m2) 90.438 105.277 114.90 232.89 -79.436 -30.684 433.388
19-19 7.5 0.526 404.97
fb= (t/m2) -8.326 -15.222 -25.53 -51.74 93.068 35.950 28.198
ft= (t/m2) 102.221 115.27 232.75 -50.298 -26.958 372.984
20-20 7.04 0.526 345.52
fb= (t/m2) -12.207 -24.29 -49.05 59.216 31.738 5.404
ft= (t/m2) 116.08 231.92 -26.014 -22.112 299.879
21-21 6.60 0.409 280.71
fb= (t/m2) -22.22 -44.40 30.775 26.160 -9.693
ft= (t/m2) 231.83 -8.826 -13.925 209.080
22-22 6.19 0.437 193.57
fb= (t/m2) -37.85 10.492 16.553 -10.802
ft= (t/m2) 183.72 183.717
23-23 5.68 0.660 162.93
fb= (t/m2) 4.81 4.805
2
Average Stress (T/m2) in CG of cables 4 th stage= 178.25
Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Creep Loss in 4 th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in 2 Shrinkage Loss in 3
Shrinkage Loss in 4
cables: stage stage stage 1st stage cables: nd stage rd stage
th stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd Loss4 th
Creep loss Creep loss of of of of stage stage stage stage
Creep Creep of Creep loss of Creep loss loss loss loss loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= strain=
3.54E-06 6.906 4.01E-06 7.820 4.56E-06 8.891 8.31E-06 16.209 5.08E-06 9.903 6.4E-06 12.553 8.7E-06 17.041 3.5E-05 68.195 6.906 20.372 25.931 84.404
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 891.695 0.598
20-20 876.16 0.588
21-21 865.60 0.581 0.575
22-22 865.60 0.581
23-23 783.41 0.526
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Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 23th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss 22th
Segment
Segment
Loss 4.53% 3.99% 3.12% 2.12%
ft= (t/m2) 90.374 105.073 114.62 228.86 -79.436 -83.879 375.621
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.321 -15.192 -25.47 -50.85 93.068 98.274 91.514
ft= (t/m2) 102.024 114.99 228.73 -50.298 -72.559 322.883
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -12.183 -24.23 -48.20 59.216 85.425 60.021
ft= (t/m2) 115.80 227.91 -26.014 -58.029 259.673
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -22.17 -43.64 30.775 68.650 33.619
ft= (t/m2) 227.83 -8.826 -40.603 178.397
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -37.19 10.492 48.266 21.565
Hence OK
V) BETWEEN 5 th AND 6 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 67 DAYS & 82 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160
CONCRETE (T/m2)

5 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage due to Depth of Stress at
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 5.316% 4.790% 3.960% 3.019% 0.394%
ft= (t/m2) 89.626 104.200 113.63 226.77 227.07 -132.385 -38.355 590.557
19-19 7.5 0.469 556.83
fb= (t/m2) -8.252 -15.066 -25.25 -50.38 -50.45 155.104 44.938 50.643
ft= (t/m2) 101.176 113.99 226.63 234.14 -96.092 -35.253 544.595
20-20 7.04 0.469 509.77
fb= (t/m2) -12.082 -24.02 -47.76 -49.34 113.130 41.504 21.422
ft= (t/m2) 114.80 225.83 231.94 -62.624 -30.957 478.978
21-21 6.60 0.381 451.41
fb= (t/m2) -21.98 -43.24 -44.41 74.086 36.623 1.089
ft= (t/m2) 225.74 231.85 -34.425 -23.208 399.955
22-22 6.19 0.392 374.24
fb= (t/m2) -36.85 -37.85 40.922 27.588 -6.192
ft= (t/m2) 218.73 -8.825 -14.462 195.439
23-23 5.68 0.493 178.81
fb= (t/m2) -24.23 10.557 17.300 3.623
ft= (t/m2) 171.03 171.031
24-24 5.22 0.660 151.76
fb= (t/m2) 18.76 18.757
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Average Stress (T/m2) in CG of cables 1 st stage= 533.30

Creep Loss in 1st stage Creep Loss in 2 nd Creep Loss in 3 rd Creep Loss in 4 th Creep Loss in 5 th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in 2 Shrinkage Loss in 3 Shrinkage Loss in 4
Shrinkage Loss in 5
cables: stage stage stage stage 1st stage cables: nd stage rd stage th stage
th stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Creep Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd Loss4 th Loss5 th
Creep loss Creep loss of of of of of stage stage stage stage stage
Creep Creep of Creep loss of Creep loss of Creep loss loss loss loss loss loss
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= strain= strain=
3.65E-06 7.111 4.09E-06 7.978 4.55E-06 8.868 4.86E-06 9.472 7.35E-06 14.330 3.63E-06 7.077 4.4E-06 8.490 5.3E-06 10.257 7.0E-06 13.622 2.1E-05 40.907 7.111 16.468 19.124 23.094 55.237
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 869.377 0.583
20-20 881.33 0.591
21-21 869.15 0.583
0.569
22-22 869.15 0.583
23-23 828.22 0.556
24-24 768.69 0.516
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 24th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 23th
Segment
Segment
Loss 5.39% 4.94% 4.13% 3.23% 1.77%
ft= (t/m2) 89.560 104.035 113.42 226.28 223.94 -132.385 -103.768 521.080
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.246 -15.042 -25.20 -50.27 -49.76 155.104 121.576 128.163
ft= (t/m2) 101.016 113.79 226.14 230.91 -96.092 -94.489 481.269
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -12.063 -23.98 -47.66 -48.66 113.130 111.242 92.008
ft= (t/m2) 114.59 225.34 228.74 -62.624 -81.864 424.172
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.94 -43.14 -43.79 74.086 96.847 62.060
ft= (t/m2) 225.25 228.65 -34.425 -66.093 353.380
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -36.77 -37.33 40.922 78.566 45.388
ft= (t/m2) 215.71 -8.825 -41.185 165.697
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.90 10.557 49.267 35.925
Hence OK
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VI) BETWEEN 6 th AND 7 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 82 DAYS & 97 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662
CONCRETE (T/m2)

6 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage due to Depth of Stress at
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 6.173% 5.740% 4.980% 4.134% 2.740% 0.404%
ft= (t/m2) 88.814 103.160 112.42 224.16 221.72 238.82 -197.086 -46.026 745.989
19-19 7.5 0.392 710.99
fb= (t/m2) -8.177 -14.916 -24.98 -49.80 -49.26 -60.93 230.909 53.925 76.763
ft= (t/m2) 100.166 112.78 224.03 228.63 246.81 -155.000 -43.548 713.857
20-20 7.04 0.392 676.40
fb= (t/m2) -11.961 -23.77 -47.21 -48.18 -61.00 182.483 51.269 41.628
ft= (t/m2) 113.58 223.23 226.47 251.29 -113.653 -39.802 661.119
21-21 6.60 0.317 630.15
fb= (t/m2) -21.74 -42.74 -43.36 -57.80 134.455 47.087 15.903
ft= (t/m2) 223.14 226.39 251.69 -75.613 -32.491 593.115
22-22 6.19 0.316 563.05
fb= (t/m2) -36.43 -36.96 -51.60 89.883 38.623 3.516
ft= (t/m2) 213.57 246.09 -34.471 -24.103 401.091
23-23 5.68 0.370 375.47
fb= (t/m2) -23.66 -38.70 41.235 28.833 7.706
ft= (t/m2) 233.86 -8.577 -14.567 210.714
24-24 5.22 0.393 195.32
fb= (t/m2) -21.78 10.323 17.533 6.078
ft= (t/m2) 182.35 182.352
25-25 4.80 0.460 167.27
fb= (t/m2) 25.14 25.136
Shrinkage Loss in 5
3.64E-06 7.107 4.06E-06 7.909 4.44E-06 8.665 4.71E-06 9.193 4.85E-06 9.450 2.74E-06 5.338 3.2E-06 6.208 3.7E-06 7.150 4.3E-06 8.475 5.7E-06 11.167 7.107 14.117 15.815 17.667 20.618
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th

cables: stage cables: Total C&S
Creep loss stage
(kg/cm2)
7.20E-06 14.041 1.74E-05 33.904 47.946
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RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 882.67 0.592
20-20 894.88 0.601
21-21 901.48 0.605
22-22 901.48 0.605 0.587
23-23 892.03 0.599
24-24 869.94 0.584
25-25 783.89 0.526
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 25th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 24th
Segment
Segment
Loss 6.24% 5.87% 5.12% 4.29% 2.93% 1.94%
ft= (t/m2) 88.748 103.019 112.25 223.79 221.30 235.13 -197.086 -122.913 664.231
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.171 -14.895 -24.94 -49.72 -49.17 -59.99 230.909 144.007 168.029
ft= (t/m2) 100.029 112.61 223.65 228.18 243.00 -155.000 -115.571 636.896
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.945 -23.73 -47.13 -48.09 -60.06 182.483 136.063 127.589
ft= (t/m2) 113.40 222.85 226.04 247.41 -113.653 -104.751 591.305
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.71 -42.67 -43.28 -56.90 134.455 123.923 93.820
ft= (t/m2) 222.77 225.95 247.80 -75.613 -90.540 530.367
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -36.37 -36.89 -50.81 89.883 107.628 73.450
ft= (t/m2) 213.16 242.29 -34.471 -67.166 353.816
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.62 -38.10 41.235 80.347 59.863
ft= (t/m2) 230.25 -8.577 -40.594 181.076
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -21.44 10.323 48.857 37.739
Hence OK
vii) BETWEEN 7 th AND 8 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 97 DAYS & 112 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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7 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage due to Depth of Stress at
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 6.938% 6.571% 5.865% 5.090% 3.788% 2.811% 0.384%
ft= (t/m2) 88.091 102.251 111.37 221.93 219.34 233.05 226.88 -272.82 -53.697 876.383
19-19 7.5 0.344 841.71
fb= (t/m2) -8.110 -14.784 -24.74 -49.31 -48.73 -59.46 -57.89 319.64 62.913 119.532
ft= (t/m2) 99.283 111.73 221.79 226.16 240.84 234.51 -226.21 -58.063 850.047
20-20 7.04 0.344 812.82
fb= (t/m2) -11.856 -23.55 -46.74 -47.66 -59.53 -57.77 266.32 68.359 87.572
ft= (t/m2) 112.52 221.00 224.04 245.22 240.30 -178.19 -61.915 802.974
21-21 6.60 0.279 771.87
fb= (t/m2) -21.54 -42.31 -42.89 -56.40 -55.27 210.80 73.247 65.636
ft= (t/m2) 220.92 223.95 245.61 240.67 -131.39 -64.983 734.776
22-22 6.19 0.273 704.99
fb= (t/m2) -36.07 -36.56 -50.36 -50.24 156.18 77.247 60.211
ft= (t/m2) 211.27 240.15 242.13 -75.83 -67.489 550.227
23-23 5.68 0.309 524.25
fb= (t/m2) -23.41 -37.76 -38.08 90.71 80.733 72.198
ft= (t/m2) 228.21 233.87 -33.56 -67.981 360.537
24-24 5.22 0.303 344.17
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -21.78 40.39 81.819 79.177
ft= (t/m2) 215.00 -8.13 -66.602 140.273
25-25 4.80 0.146 138.66
fb= (t/m2) -3.24 9.84 80.625 87.228
ft= (t/m2) 166.65 166.652
26-26 4.42 0.460 153.36
fb= (t/m2) 39.02 39.022
Shrinkage Loss in 5
3.48E-06 6.781 3.82E-06 7.450 4.12E-06 8.026 4.30E-06 8.392 4.39E-06 8.552 2.14E-06 4.174 2.4E-06 4.756 2.7E-06 5.336 3.1E-06 6.042 3.6E-06 7.102 6.781 12.206 13.362 14.434 15.654
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th Creep Loss in 7th Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: 7th stage cables:
Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th
Creep loss of stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss of Creep loss loss
(kg/cm2) Shrinkage
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain=
4.39E-06 8.560 4.79E-06 9.346 5.97E-06 11.646 1.48E-05 28.835 17.906 40.482
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RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 838.37 0.563
20-20 850.11 0.570
21-21 861.85 0.578
22-22 861.85 0.578
0.567
23-23 877.51 0.589
24-24 869.80 0.584
25-25 828.69 0.556
26-26 768.93 0.516
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 26th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 25th
Segment
Segment
Loss 7.01% 6.68% 5.99% 5.22% 3.93% 2.97% 1.60%
ft= (t/m2) 88.027 102.129 111.23 221.62 219.01 232.66 224.12 -272.824 -141.472 784.494
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.105 -14.767 -24.71 -49.24 -48.66 -59.36 -57.18 319.645 165.751 223.370
ft= (t/m2) 99.165 111.59 221.48 225.83 240.44 231.65 -226.210 -135.978 767.969
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.842 -23.52 -46.68 -47.59 -59.43 -57.07 266.319 160.088 180.284
ft= (t/m2) 112.37 220.70 223.70 244.81 237.37 -178.190 -126.872 733.896
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.51 -42.25 -42.83 -56.30 -54.59 210.803 150.093 143.399
ft= (t/m2) 220.61 223.62 245.19 237.74 -131.386 -114.136 681.643
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -36.02 -36.51 -50.27 -49.63 156.183 135.677 119.441
ft= (t/m2) 210.96 239.74 239.18 -75.833 -92.196 521.857
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.37 -37.70 -37.61 90.714 110.289 102.315
ft= (t/m2) 227.83 231.02 -33.558 -66.335 358.954
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -21.22 -21.52 40.389 79.838 77.496
ft= (t/m2) 212.39 -8.129 -38.993 165.266
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.20 9.840 47.204 53.846
Hence OK
VIII) BETWEEN 8 th AND 9 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 112 DAYS & 127 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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8 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage due to Depth of Stress at
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 7.650% 7.330% 6.667% 5.949% 4.720% 3.775% 2.457% 0.361%
ft= (t/m2) 87.417 101.420 110.43 219.92 217.21 230.74 222.15 224.72 -359.04 -61.368 993.600
19-19 7.5 0.310 959.78
fb= (t/m2) -8.048 -14.664 -24.53 -48.86 -48.26 -58.87 -56.68 -57.34 420.65 71.900 175.294
ft= (t/m2) 98.476 110.78 219.78 223.97 238.45 229.63 232.32 -309.07 -60.137 984.203
20-20 7.04 0.310 946.73
fb= (t/m2) -11.760 -23.35 -46.32 -47.20 -58.94 -56.57 -57.23 363.87 70.800 133.307
ft= (t/m2) 111.56 219.00 221.86 242.79 235.29 238.09 -255.50 -57.492 955.618
21-21 6.60 0.253 922.85
fb= (t/m2) -21.36 -41.93 -42.48 -55.84 -54.12 -54.30 302.26 68.015 100.256
ft= (t/m2) 218.92 221.78 243.17 235.66 238.46 -200.93 -51.058 906.005
22-22 6.19 0.246 873.12
fb= (t/m2) -35.74 -36.21 -49.86 -49.19 -48.89 238.85 60.694 79.658
ft= (t/m2) 209.23 237.76 237.09 239.96 -132.00 -43.386 748.656
23-23 5.68 0.272 716.37
fb= (t/m2) -23.18 -37.39 -37.28 -37.74 157.90 51.900 74.207
ft= (t/m2) 225.94 229.00 238.04 -73.96 -33.991 585.037
24-24 5.22 0.259 559.26
fb= (t/m2) -21.04 -21.33 -22.17 89.01 40.910 65.385
ft= (t/m2) 210.53 228.96 -31.86 -23.786 383.838
25-25 4.80 0.237 367.89
fb= (t/m2) -3.17 -3.45 38.57 28.795 60.744
ft= (t/m2) 209.43 -7.55 -13.672 188.205
26-26 4.42 0.293 178.46
fb= (t/m2) 15.13 9.19 16.641 40.960
ft= (t/m2) 165.46 165.463
27-27 4.09 0.460 153.01
fb= (t/m2) 54.89 54.893
2
Shrinkage Loss in 5
3.30E-06 6.439 3.62E-06 7.051 3.88E-06 7.564 4.06E-06 7.913 4.17E-06 8.141 1.72E-06 3.350 1.9E-06 3.762 2.1E-06 4.150 2.4E-06 4.585 2.6E-06 5.150 6.439 10.813 11.714 12.498 13.291
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th Creep Loss in 7th Shrinkage Loss in Creep Loss in 8th Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: 7th stage cables: stage cables: 8th stage cables:
Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th Loss 8th
Creep loss of of stage stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss of Creep loss loss of Creep loss loss
(kg/cm2) Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain=
4.28E-06 8.340 3.09E-06 6.033 4.34E-06 8.458 4.08E-06 7.957 5.91E-06 11.529 1.28E-05 25.009 14.373 16.415 36.538
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RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 830.22 0.557
20-20 841.98 0.565
21-21 853.75 0.573
22-22 853.75 0.573
23-23 869.44 0.583 0.570
24-24 885.13 0.594
25-25 882.26 0.592
26-26 840.17 0.564
27-27 790.74 0.531
Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 27th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 26th
Segment
Segment
Loss 7.71% 7.43% 6.77% 6.06% 4.84% 3.91% 2.61% 1.58%
ft= (t/m2) 87.356 101.312 110.30 219.65 216.93 230.42 221.81 221.97 -359.036 -159.600 891.121
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.043 -14.648 -24.51 -48.80 -48.20 -58.79 -56.59 -56.64 420.651 186.989 291.423
ft= (t/m2) 98.371 110.65 219.52 223.69 238.13 229.27 229.48 -309.069 -155.876 884.157
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.747 -23.32 -46.26 -47.14 -58.86 -56.48 -56.53 363.870 183.514 247.044
ft= (t/m2) 111.43 218.74 221.58 242.46 234.93 235.18 -255.496 -148.406 860.419
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.33 -41.88 -42.42 -55.76 -54.03 -53.63 302.258 175.568 208.763
ft= (t/m2) 218.65 221.50 242.84 235.29 235.55 -200.927 -137.069 815.831
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.70 -36.16 -49.79 -49.11 -48.29 238.847 162.937 182.733
ft= (t/m2) 208.96 237.44 236.72 237.03 -131.997 -116.472 671.675
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.15 -37.34 -37.23 -37.28 157.900 139.329 162.236
ft= (t/m2) 225.64 228.64 235.13 -73.957 -91.251 524.201
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -21.01 -21.29 -21.90 89.011 109.825 134.634
ft= (t/m2) 210.20 226.16 -31.860 -63.856 340.639
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.17 -3.41 38.569 77.302 109.298
ft= (t/m2) 206.87 -7.553 -36.705 162.613
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.94 9.193 30.904 55.038
Hence OK
IX) BETWEEN 9 th AND 10 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 127 DAYS & 142 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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9 th stage
Stress
prestress Stress
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage due to Depth of Stress at
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Truss & Total CG of CG of
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss working cables cables:
shortenin Segment
load
g loss
Loss 7.846% 7.554% 6.900% 6.211% 5.019% 4.097% 2.839% 1.833% 0.091%
ft= (t/m2) 87.231 101.175 110.15 219.31 216.53 229.97 221.28 221.40 111.15 -455.31 -69.040 993.851
19-19 7.5 0.297 965.22
fb= (t/m2) -8.031 -14.629 -24.47 -48.73 -48.11 -58.67 -56.46 -56.49 -28.36 533.44 80.888 270.379
ft= (t/m2) 98.239 110.50 219.17 223.27 237.66 228.73 228.89 114.92 -403.09 -68.432 989.850
20-20 7.04 0.297 957.69
fb= (t/m2) -11.731 -23.29 -46.19 -47.05 -58.74 -56.35 -56.39 -28.31 474.56 80.566 227.080
ft= (t/m2) 111.28 218.39 221.17 241.98 234.37 234.58 117.78 -345.01 -66.337 968.208
21-21 6.60 0.243 939.60
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -41.81 -42.34 -55.65 -53.90 -53.49 -27.09 408.15 78.479 191.030
ft= (t/m2) 218.31 221.08 242.36 234.74 234.94 117.96 -283.60 -60.341 925.453
22-22 6.19 0.236 896.48
fb= (t/m2) -35.64 -36.09 -49.69 -49.00 -48.17 -24.18 337.12 71.729 166.074
ft= (t/m2) 208.57 236.97 236.16 236.42 118.71 -202.24 -53.027 781.565
23-23 5.68 0.259 752.91
fb= (t/m2) -23.11 -37.26 -37.14 -37.18 -18.67 241.93 63.433 151.998
ft= (t/m2) 225.19 228.10 234.53 115.72 -128.98 -43.702 630.858
24-24 5.22 0.244 607.58
fb= (t/m2) -20.97 -21.24 -21.84 -10.78 155.23 52.598 133.001
ft= (t/m2) 209.70 225.57 115.67 -70.36 -33.301 447.292
25-25 4.80 0.221 432.10
fb= (t/m2) -3.16 -3.40 -1.74 85.17 40.313 117.184
ft= (t/m2) 206.34 111.11 -29.67 -22.787 264.995
26-26 4.42 0.259 254.55
fb= (t/m2) 14.90 8.02 36.11 27.735 86.769
ft= (t/m2) 101.69 -6.93 -13.672 81.085
27-27 4.09 0.348 77.72
fb= (t/m2) 16.53 8.48 16.641 41.649
ft= (t/m2) 84.23 84.234
28-28 3.80 0.460 77.74
fb= (t/m2) 30.60 30.603
2
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
2.81E-06 5.474 3.05E-06 5.941 3.24E-06 6.314 3.36E-06 6.545 3.42E-06 6.669 1.41E-06 2.742 1.6E-06 3.046 1.7E-06 3.321 1.9E-06 3.612 2.0E-06 3.960 5.474 8.987 9.635 10.157 10.629
Creep Loss in 6th stage Shrinkage Loss in 6th Creep Loss in 7th Shrinkage Loss in Creep Loss in 8th Shrinkage Loss in Creep Loss in 9th Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: 7th stage cables: stage cables: 8th stage cables: stage cables: 9th stage cables:
Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th Loss 8th Loss 9th
Creep loss of of of stage stage stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss of Creep loss loss of Creep loss loss of Creep loss loss
(kg/cm2) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
5.74E-06 11.198 2.27E-06 4.431 3.79E-06 7.388 2.66E-06 5.188 3.71E-06 7.237 3.52E-06 6.871 4.26E-06 8.305 1.27E-05 24.782 15.628 12.576 14.108 33.087
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 819.07 0.550
20-20 830.73 0.557
21-21 842.39 0.565
22-22 842.56 0.565
23-23 857.94 0.576
0.568
24-24 873.49 0.586
25-25 889.03 0.597
26-26 873.22 0.586
27-27 846.82 0.568
28-28 783.04 0.525
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Stress Constn
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage due to DL
Load Due Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to
to 28th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 27th
Segment
Segment
Loss 7.90% 7.64% 6.99% 6.30% 5.12% 4.24% 2.96% 1.96% 1.24%
ft= (t/m2) 87.180 101.085 110.05 219.09 216.31 229.62 221.02 221.11 109.87 -455.305 -177.454 882.566
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.026 -14.616 -24.45 -48.68 -48.06 -58.59 -56.39 -56.42 -28.03 533.442 207.907 398.095
ft= (t/m2) 98.152 110.40 218.96 223.04 237.30 228.45 228.58 113.59 -403.090 -175.435 879.949
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.721 -23.27 -46.14 -47.01 -58.65 -56.28 -56.31 -27.98 474.562 206.541 353.739
ft= (t/m2) 111.18 218.18 220.94 241.62 234.09 234.26 116.42 -345.007 -169.533 862.150
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.28 -41.77 -42.30 -55.57 -53.84 -53.42 -26.78 408.153 200.562 313.750
ft= (t/m2) 218.10 220.86 242.00 234.45 234.63 116.60 -283.596 -159.527 823.507
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.60 -36.06 -49.62 -48.94 -48.10 -23.91 337.119 189.634 284.528
ft= (t/m2) 208.36 236.62 235.88 236.10 117.34 -202.238 -140.191 691.865
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.09 -37.21 -37.09 -37.13 -18.45 241.925 167.701 256.655
ft= (t/m2) 224.85 227.83 234.21 114.39 -128.980 -115.538 556.763
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.94 -21.22 -21.81 -10.65 155.234 139.056 219.670
ft= (t/m2) 209.45 225.27 114.33 -70.355 -88.040 390.663
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.39 -1.72 85.169 106.577 183.476
ft= (t/m2) 206.06 109.83 -29.667 -60.244 225.979
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.88 7.93 36.109 73.325 132.247
ft= (t/m2) 100.52 -6.932 -34.094 59.490
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.34 8.479 41.702 66.519
Hence OK
X) BETWEEN 10 th AND 11 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 142 DAYS & 157 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833
CONCRETE (T/m2)

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10 th
stage Stress
Stress
Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with Truss & Total CG of CG of
up to28th (m)
Segment
shortenin load
g loss
Loss 7.989% 7.712% 7.061% 6.392% 5.232% 4.365% 3.117% 2.152% 1.457% 0.079%
ft= (t/m2) 87.096 101.002 109.96 218.88 216.04 229.32 220.65 220.68 109.63 109.17 -561.37 -76.711 984.352
19-19 7.5 0.285 961.24
fb= (t/m2) -8.019 -14.604 -24.43 -48.63 -48.00 -58.51 -56.30 -56.31 -27.97 -27.85 657.71 89.875 376.961
ft= (t/m2) 98.070 110.31 218.75 222.77 236.99 228.07 228.14 113.35 112.88 -507.95 -76.727 984.654
20-20 7.04 0.285 958.26
fb= (t/m2) -11.711 -23.25 -46.10 -46.95 -58.57 -56.19 -56.20 -27.92 -27.81 598.01 90.331 333.639
ft= (t/m2) 111.09 217.97 220.67 241.30 233.70 233.81 116.17 115.71 -446.33 -75.182 968.907
21-21 6.60 0.235 944.99
fb= (t/m2) -21.27 -41.73 -42.25 -55.50 -53.75 -53.32 -26.72 -26.61 528.03 88.942 295.822
ft= (t/m2) 217.89 220.59 241.68 234.06 234.18 116.35 115.89 -378.94 -69.624 932.063
22-22 6.19 0.228 907.63
fb= (t/m2) -35.57 -36.01 -49.55 -48.86 -48.01 -23.85 -23.76 450.46 82.764 267.605
ft= (t/m2) 208.10 236.30 235.48 235.65 117.09 116.64 -286.02 -62.668 800.580
23-23 5.68 0.248 776.42
fb= (t/m2) -23.06 -37.16 -37.03 -37.06 -18.41 -18.34 342.15 74.966 246.051
ft= (t/m2) 224.56 227.45 233.76 114.14 115.74 -198.02 -53.414 664.208
24-24 5.22 0.232 644.33
fb= (t/m2) -20.91 -21.18 -21.77 -10.63 -10.78 238.33 64.287 217.347
ft= (t/m2) 209.10 224.84 114.09 113.68 -122.96 -42.816 495.938
25-25 4.80 0.209 482.65
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.39 -1.72 -1.71 148.85 51.831 190.715
ft= (t/m2) 205.67 109.59 111.12 -65.66 -31.902 328.825
26-26 4.42 0.237 319.22
fb= (t/m2) 14.85 7.91 8.02 79.91 38.829 149.533
ft= (t/m2) 100.30 104.87 -27.29 -22.787 155.095
27-27 4.09 0.293 150.75
fb= (t/m2) 16.30 17.05 33.38 27.735 94.465
ft= (t/m2) 98.11 -6.33 -12.062 79.720
28-28 3.80 0.293 77.21
fb= (t/m2) 24.49 7.78 14.819 47.088
ft= (t/m2) 82.00 82.001
29-29 3.55 0.460 76.09
fb= (t/m2) 36.35 36.354
Shrinkage Loss in 5
2.40E-06 4.689 2.59E-06 5.054 2.74E-06 5.333 2.82E-06 5.495 2.86E-06 5.570 1.17E-06 2.280 1.3E-06 2.511 1.4E-06 2.714 1.5E-06 2.920 1.6E-06 3.153 4.689 7.565 8.047 8.415 8.723
Creep Loss in 6th stage Creep Loss in 7th Creep Loss in 8th Creep Loss in 9th Creep Loss in 10th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
Shrinkage Loss in
cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 6th stage cables: 7th stage cables: 8th stage cables: 9th stage cables:
10th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Creep Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 6th Loss 7th Loss 8th Loss 9th Loss 10th
2.88E-06 5.609 2.87E-06 5.590 2.81E-06 5.487 2.77E-06 5.397 2.49E-06 4.857 1.77E-06 3.442 1.97E-06 3.846 2.31E-06 4.509 3.46E-06 6.755 1.01E-05 19.722 9.052 9.436 9.995 12.152 24.579
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RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 804.34 0.540
20-20 815.89 0.548
21-21 827.45 0.555
22-22 842.39 0.565
23-23 842.85 0.566
24-24 858.26 0.576 0.565
25-25 873.67 0.586
26-26 889.08 0.597
27-27 873.22 0.586
28-28 846.82 0.568
29-29 783.04 0.525
10th Stress Constn

stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress up to to 29th Stress
after loss 28th Segment
Segment
Loss 8.04% 7.78% 7.13% 6.47% 5.31% 4.45% 3.21% 2.24% 1.57% 1.12%
ft= (t/m2) 87.052 100.926 109.87 218.70 215.86 229.12 220.45 220.47 109.51 108.03 -561.371 -195.190 863.437
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.015 -14.593 -24.41 -48.59 -47.96 -58.46 -56.25 -56.25 -27.94 -27.56 657.710 228.687 516.364
ft= (t/m2) 97.997 110.22 218.57 222.58 236.79 227.86 227.93 113.22 111.71 -507.946 -194.825 864.098
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.702 -23.23 -46.06 -46.91 -58.52 -56.14 -56.15 -27.89 -27.52 598.010 229.369 473.257
ft= (t/m2) 111.00 217.79 220.49 241.09 233.49 233.59 116.04 114.50 -446.334 -190.435 851.224
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -41.70 -42.21 -55.45 -53.70 -53.27 -26.69 -26.34 528.025 225.289 432.709
ft= (t/m2) 217.71 220.40 241.47 233.85 233.95 116.22 114.68 -378.940 -181.701 817.641
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.54 -35.98 -49.51 -48.81 -47.97 -23.83 -23.51 450.456 215.993 401.300
ft= (t/m2) 207.93 236.10 235.27 235.42 116.96 115.43 -286.021 -163.548 697.538
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.04 -37.13 -37.00 -37.02 -18.39 -18.15 342.149 195.642 367.059
ft= (t/m2) 224.36 227.24 233.54 114.01 114.53 -198.024 -139.397 576.269
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.89 -21.16 -21.75 -10.62 -10.67 238.332 167.771 321.014
ft= (t/m2) 208.91 224.63 113.96 112.50 -122.960 -111.737 425.301
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.15 -3.38 -1.72 -1.69 148.850 135.264 274.175
ft= (t/m2) 205.47 109.47 109.97 -65.656 -83.257 275.995
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.84 7.90 7.94 79.912 101.334 211.932
ft= (t/m2) 100.18 103.78 -27.289 -56.092 120.586
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.28 16.87 33.379 68.609 135.143
ft= (t/m2) 97.09 -6.331 -31.480 59.283
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.24 7.778 38.674 70.688
Hence OK
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XI) BETWEEN 11 th AND 12 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 157 DAYS & 172 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295
CONCRETE (T/m2)

11 th
stage Stress Stress
10th
stage Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with up to Truss & Total CG of CG of
Prestress (m)
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss elastic 29th working cables cables:
with loss
shortenin Segment load
g loss
Loss 8.080% 7.810% 7.154% 6.501% 5.366% 4.510% 3.299% 2.366% 1.721% 1.298% 0.062%
ft= (t/m2) 87.009 100.894 109.85 218.63 215.74 228.97 220.24 220.20 109.34 107.83 107.18 -677.12 -84.382 964.380
19-19 7.5 0.275 947.15
fb= (t/m2) -8.011 -14.588 -24.41 -48.57 -47.93 -58.42 -56.19 -56.18 -27.90 -27.51 -27.35 793.32 98.863 495.116
ft= (t/m2) 97.966 110.20 218.49 222.45 236.63 227.64 227.64 113.04 111.50 110.82 -623.48 -85.022 967.903
20-20 7.04 0.275 947.76
fb= (t/m2) -11.699 -23.22 -46.05 -46.88 -58.49 -56.08 -56.08 -27.85 -27.47 -27.30 734.03 100.097 453.004
ft= (t/m2) 110.98 217.72 220.36 240.93 233.26 233.30 115.86 114.29 113.60 -559.26 -84.027 957.021
21-21 6.60 0.227 938.34
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -41.68 -42.19 -55.41 -53.65 -53.20 -26.65 -26.29 -26.13 661.62 99.406 414.579
ft= (t/m2) 217.63 220.28 241.31 233.63 233.66 116.04 114.47 113.77 -486.68 -78.908 925.204
22-22 6.19 0.220 905.55
fb= (t/m2) -35.53 -35.96 -49.48 -48.77 -47.91 -23.79 -23.47 -23.33 578.53 82.764 373.074
ft= (t/m2) 207.81 235.95 235.04 235.13 116.78 115.22 114.51 -383.00 -62.668 814.772
23-23 5.68 0.238 795.55
fb= (t/m2) -23.02 -37.10 -36.96 -36.98 -18.36 -18.12 -18.01 458.16 86.500 356.096
ft= (t/m2) 224.22 227.02 233.25 113.83 114.32 113.63 -280.68 -63.126 682.474
24-24 5.22 0.222 666.95
fb= (t/m2) -20.88 -21.14 -21.72 -10.60 -10.65 -10.58 337.81 75.975 318.208
ft= (t/m2) 208.71 224.35 113.78 112.30 111.61 -189.21 -52.330 529.210
25-25 4.80 0.199 518.88
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.68 229.05 63.348 280.789
ft= (t/m2) 205.22 109.30 109.77 59.43 -115.01 -41.017 327.679
26-26 4.42 0.221 322.72
fb= (t/m2) 14.82 7.89 7.93 7.85 139.99 49.923 228.403
ft= (t/m2) 100.03 103.59 107.49 -60.54 -31.902 218.674
27-27 4.09 0.259 215.17
fb= (t/m2) 16.26 16.84 17.47 74.05 38.829 163.447
ft= (t/m2) 96.92 106.58 -24.98 -20.104 158.413
28-28 3.80 0.237 155.16
fb= (t/m2) 24.19 26.60 30.69 24.698 106.186
ft= (t/m2) 106.24 -5.79 -11.264 89.187
29-29 3.55 0.293 86.45
fb= (t/m2) 34.86 7.14 13.891 55.897
ft= (t/m2) 83.75 83.746
30-30 3.35 0.460 78.12
fb= (t/m2) 42.68 42.682
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
2.07E-06 4.030 2.21E-06 4.319 2.32E-06 4.533 2.39E-06 4.657 2.41E-06 4.706 9.85E-07 1.921 1.1E-06 2.100 1.2E-06 2.254 1.2E-06 2.406 1.3E-06 2.571 4.030 6.419 6.787 7.063 7.278
Shrinkage Loss in
Creep 2 Creep 2 of Creep loss of Creep loss of Creep loss loss loss loss loss loss
(kg/cm ) (kg/cm ) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
2.42E-06 4.720 2.39E-06 4.654 2.34E-06 4.571 2.36E-06 4.595 2.40E-06 4.687 1.42E-06 2.765 1.55E-06 3.014 1.73E-06 3.367 2.28E-06 4.450 2.74E-06 5.351 7.485 7.667 7.938 9.045 10.038

Creep loss stage
(kg/cm2)
3.42E-06 6.673 9.10E-06 17.754 24.427
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 789.58 0.530
20-20 800.91 0.537
21-21 812.25 0.545
22-22 827.45 0.555
23-23 827.36 0.555
24-24 842.47 0.565
0.571
25-25 857.59 0.575
26-26 869.96 0.584
27-27 894.86 0.600
28-28 919.77 0.617
29-29 944.67 0.634
30-30 815.95 0.548
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10th 11th Stress Constn

stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress up to to 30th Stress
after loss after loss 29th Segment
Segment
Loss 8.12% 7.87% 7.22% 6.57% 5.43% 4.58% 3.37% 2.44% 1.81% 1.39% 1.17%
ft= (t/m2) 86.971 100.830 109.78 218.48 215.59 228.81 220.07 220.03 109.25 107.73 105.99 -677.119 -212.966 833.440
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.007 -14.579 -24.39 -48.54 -47.90 -58.38 -56.15 -56.14 -27.87 -27.49 -27.04 793.322 249.514 646.343
ft= (t/m2) 97.904 110.13 218.34 222.30 236.46 227.48 227.47 112.95 111.40 109.59 -623.476 -214.216 836.324
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.691 -23.21 -46.01 -46.85 -58.44 -56.04 -56.04 -27.83 -27.44 -27.00 734.025 252.198 605.672
ft= (t/m2) 110.90 217.57 220.21 240.76 233.09 233.13 115.76 114.19 112.34 -559.259 -211.292 827.387
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.23 -41.66 -42.16 -55.37 -53.61 -53.16 -26.62 -26.26 -25.84 661.618 249.964 565.666
ft= (t/m2) 217.48 220.12 241.14 233.45 233.49 115.94 114.36 112.51 -486.684 -203.782 798.032
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.51 -35.94 -49.44 -48.73 -47.87 -23.77 -23.45 -23.07 578.535 242.241 533.010
ft= (t/m2) 207.66 235.78 234.87 234.95 116.68 115.11 113.24 -382.997 -186.742 688.552
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.01 -37.08 -36.94 -36.95 -18.35 -18.10 -17.81 458.156 223.388 493.316
ft= (t/m2) 224.06 226.86 233.07 113.74 114.22 112.36 -280.676 -163.024 580.603
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.86 -21.13 -21.71 -10.59 -10.64 -10.46 337.808 196.208 438.625
ft= (t/m2) 208.56 224.18 113.68 112.19 110.37 -189.208 -135.144 444.629
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 229.047 163.599 381.066
ft= (t/m2) 205.06 109.21 109.67 58.77 -115.014 -105.929 261.755
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.81 7.89 7.92 7.77 139.986 128.929 307.296
ft= (t/m2) 99.94 103.50 106.30 -60.536 -77.710 171.489
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.25 16.82 17.28 74.045 95.052 219.445
ft= (t/m2) 96.82 105.40 -24.982 -51.919 125.322
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.17 26.31 30.692 63.784 144.954
ft= (t/m2) 105.07 -5.794 -29.091 70.181
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.47 7.145 35.874 77.493
Hence OK
XII) BETWEEN 12 th AND 13 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 172 DAYS & 187 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092
CONCRETE (T/m2)

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12 th
stage Stress Stress
10th 11th
stage stage Depth
Prestress Prestress (m)
with loss with loss
g loss
Loss 8.122% 7.851% 7.184% 6.541% 5.427% 4.578% 3.399% 2.496% 1.890% 1.506% 1.302% 0.051%
ft= (t/m2) 86.969 100.850 109.81 218.53 215.60 228.81 220.01 219.91 109.15 107.61 105.85 105.29 -802.59 -92.053 933.749
19-19 7.50 0.266 922.78
fb= (t/m2) -8.007 -14.582 -24.40 -48.55 -47.90 -58.38 -56.13 -56.11 -27.85 -27.46 -27.01 -26.86 940.32 107.850 624.929
ft= (t/m2) 97.923 110.17 218.40 222.31 236.46 227.41 227.34 112.85 111.27 109.45 108.89 -749.68 -93.316 939.469
20-20 7.04 0.266 926.06
fb= (t/m2) -11.694 -23.22 -46.03 -46.85 -58.44 -56.02 -56.01 -27.80 -27.41 -26.96 -26.82 882.61 109.862 585.206
ft= (t/m2) 110.94 217.62 220.22 240.76 233.02 232.99 115.66 114.05 112.19 111.64 -683.74 -92.872 932.492
21-21 6.60 0.221 919.60
fb= (t/m2) -21.24 -41.67 -42.16 -55.37 -53.59 -53.13 -26.60 -26.23 -25.80 -25.67 808.88 109.870 547.272
ft= (t/m2) 217.54 220.13 241.14 233.38 233.35 115.84 114.23 112.36 111.81 -606.74 -88.191 904.868
22-22 6.19 0.214 891.03
fb= (t/m2) -35.51 -35.94 -49.44 -48.72 -47.84 -23.75 -23.42 -23.04 -22.92 721.25 93.800 504.464
ft= (t/m2) 207.67 235.78 234.80 234.82 116.58 114.97 113.09 112.56 -493.01 -72.310 804.964
23-23 5.68 0.230 791.89
fb= (t/m2) -23.01 -37.08 -36.92 -36.93 -18.33 -18.08 -17.78 -17.70 589.76 98.033 481.951
ft= (t/m2) 224.06 226.79 232.94 113.64 114.08 112.22 111.72 -376.71 -72.837 685.894
24-24 5.22 0.214 675.61
fb= (t/m2) -20.86 -21.12 -21.69 -10.58 -10.62 -10.45 -10.40 453.39 87.663 435.317
ft= (t/m2) 208.50 224.05 113.59 112.06 110.23 109.76 -268.82 -61.845 547.518
25-25 4.80 0.192 541.09
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 -1.65 325.42 74.866 387.062
ft= (t/m2) 204.94 109.11 109.54 58.69 107.32 -177.41 -50.132 362.056
26-26 4.42 0.209 360.21
fb= (t/m2) 14.80 7.88 7.91 7.76 7.75 215.93 61.017 323.045
ft= (t/m2) 99.86 103.38 106.16 104.93 -106.31 -41.017 266.993
27-27 4.09 0.237 265.85
fb= (t/m2) 16.23 16.80 17.26 17.05 130.03 49.923 247.300
ft= (t/m2) 96.71 105.26 103.21 -55.56 -28.145 221.483
28-28 3.80 0.209 219.15
fb= (t/m2) 24.14 26.27 25.76 68.26 34.578 179.011
ft= (t/m2) 104.93 103.21 -22.92 -18.774 166.445
29-29 3.55 0.237 163.33
fb= (t/m2) 34.43 33.86 28.26 23.152 119.710
ft= (t/m2) 103.81 -5.34 -10.565 87.904
30-30 3.35 0.293 85.53
fb= (t/m2) 40.95 6.61 13.069 60.628
ft= (t/m2) 83.45 83.446
31-31 3.20 0.460 78.18
fb= (t/m2) 46.81 46.808
Shrinkage Loss in 5
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Creep Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 1st Loss2 nd Loss3 rd Loss4 th Loss5 th
1.78E-06 3.464 1.89E-06 3.695 1.98E-06 3.861 2.03E-06 3.953 2.04E-06 3.986 8.4E-07 1.638 9.1E-07 1.781 9.7E-07 1.900 1.0E-06 2.015 1.1E-06 2.137 3.464 5.476 5.760 5.968 6.122
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Shrinkage Loss in
2.05E-06 3.991 1.72E-06 3.344 1.95E-06 3.808 1.97E-06 3.840 2.01E-06 3.928 1.17E-06 2.274 1.25E-06 2.440 1.36E-06 2.658 1.71E-06 3.343 1.81E-06 3.539 6.265 5.785 6.466 7.184 7.466
Creep Loss in 11th Shrinkage Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th

Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables:
12th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Shrinkage Change Creep Change Shrinkage Loss 11th Loss 12th
Creep loss of stage stage
Creep Shrinkage loss of Creep loss loss
(kg/cm2) Shrinkage
strain=
2.21E-06 4.318 2.44E-06 4.763 2.61E-06 5.093 8.27E-06 16.131 9.081 21.224
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 775.53 0.520
20-20 786.82 0.528
21-21 798.12 0.536
22-22 812.25 0.545
23-23 813.18 0.546
24-24 828.24 0.556
25-25 843.31 0.566 0.566
26-26 858.37 0.576
27-27 873.43 0.586
28-28 890.58 0.598
29-29 917.60 0.616
30-30 944.62 0.634
31-31 824.57 0.553
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10th 11th 12th Stress Constn

stage stage stage Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress to 31th Stress
after loss after loss after loss Segment
Segment
Loss 8.16% 7.90% 7.24% 6.60% 5.48% 4.64% 3.45% 2.56% 1.96% 1.58% 1.39% 1.07%
ft= (t/m2) 86.937 100.795 109.75 218.41 215.47 228.67 219.89 219.77 109.08 107.53 105.76 104.21 -802.587 -230.936 792.746
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.004 -14.574 -24.38 -48.53 -47.87 -58.34 -56.10 -56.07 -27.83 -27.44 -26.99 -26.59 940.322 270.568 788.166
ft= (t/m2) 97.870 110.10 218.27 222.18 236.32 227.28 227.20 112.77 111.19 109.36 107.77 -749.679 -233.774 796.863
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.687 -23.20 -46.00 -46.82 -58.41 -55.99 -55.97 -27.78 -27.39 -26.94 -26.55 882.605 275.225 751.080
ft= (t/m2) 110.88 217.50 220.09 240.62 232.89 232.85 115.58 113.97 112.09 110.49 -683.738 -232.283 790.944
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.23 -41.64 -42.14 -55.34 -53.56 -53.10 -26.58 -26.21 -25.78 -25.41 808.881 274.797 712.679
ft= (t/m2) 217.42 220.00 240.99 233.25 233.21 115.76 114.15 112.27 110.66 -606.737 -225.955 765.027
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.49 -35.92 -49.41 -48.69 -47.81 -23.73 -23.40 -23.02 -22.69 721.245 268.600 679.679
ft= (t/m2) 207.55 235.64 234.67 234.67 116.50 114.89 113.00 111.41 -493.010 -209.968 665.355
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.00 -37.05 -36.90 -36.91 -18.32 -18.07 -17.77 -17.52 589.758 251.172 635.391
ft= (t/m2) 223.92 226.66 232.80 113.56 114.00 112.12 110.57 -376.714 -186.618 570.310
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.85 -21.11 -21.68 -10.58 -10.62 -10.44 -10.30 453.394 224.604 572.425
ft= (t/m2) 208.38 223.91 113.51 111.98 110.13 108.64 -268.819 -158.454 449.279
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 -1.64 325.420 191.816 504.037
ft= (t/m2) 204.82 109.04 109.46 58.64 106.22 -177.411 -128.445 282.315
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.79 7.87 7.90 7.75 7.67 215.932 156.334 418.255
ft= (t/m2) 99.79 103.30 106.07 103.85 -106.308 -99.123 207.580
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.79 17.24 16.88 130.031 121.243 318.408
ft= (t/m2) 96.64 105.17 102.16 -55.558 -72.112 176.301
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.12 26.25 25.50 68.255 88.592 232.722
ft= (t/m2) 104.84 102.15 -22.920 -48.102 135.970
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.40 33.52 28.264 59.318 155.500
ft= (t/m2) 102.75 -5.345 -27.068 70.337
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 40.53 6.612 33.483 80.623
Hence OK
XIII) BETWEEN 13 th AND 14 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 187 DAYS & 202 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349
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13 th
stage Stress Stress
10th 11th 12th
stage stage stage Depth
Prestress Prestress Prestress (m)
with loss with loss with loss
g loss
Loss 8.115% 7.836% 7.152% 6.514% 5.417% 4.572% 3.415% 2.547% 1.976% 1.625% 1.458% 1.171% 0.040%
ft= (t/m2) 86.976 100.867 109.85 218.60 215.62 228.82 219.97 219.79 109.06 107.48 105.68 104.11 103.37 -937.96 -99.724 892.506
19-19 7.50 0.259 888.16
fb= (t/m2) -8.008 -14.584 -24.41 -48.57 -47.91 -58.38 -56.12 -56.08 -27.83 -27.42 -26.97 -26.56 -26.37 1098.93 116.838 766.558
ft= (t/m2) 97.939 110.20 218.46 222.34 236.48 227.37 227.22 112.75 111.13 109.28 107.67 106.90 -886.72 -101.611 899.408
20-20 7.04 0.259 893.20
fb= (t/m2) -11.696 -23.23 -46.04 -46.86 -58.45 -56.01 -55.98 -27.78 -27.38 -26.92 -26.52 -26.34 1043.94 119.628 730.381
ft= (t/m2) 110.98 217.69 220.24 240.78 232.98 232.87 115.56 113.92 112.01 110.39 109.60 -819.90 -101.717 895.391
21-21 6.60 0.215 888.82
fb= (t/m2) -21.25 -41.68 -42.17 -55.38 -53.59 -53.10 -26.58 -26.20 -25.76 -25.39 -25.21 969.97 120.334 694.009
ft= (t/m2) 217.60 220.16 241.15 233.35 233.23 115.74 114.09 112.19 110.56 109.77 -739.19 -97.474 871.169
22-22 6.19 0.208 863.75
fb= (t/m2) -35.52 -35.94 -49.44 -48.71 -47.82 -23.73 -23.39 -23.00 -22.67 -22.51 878.70 104.835 650.803
ft= (t/m2) 207.70 235.79 234.76 234.70 116.47 114.84 112.92 111.30 110.51 -616.09 -81.951 780.945
23-23 5.68 0.223 774.77
fb= (t/m2) -23.01 -37.08 -36.92 -36.91 -18.32 -18.06 -17.76 -17.50 -17.38 736.99 109.566 623.625
ft= (t/m2) 224.07 226.75 232.82 113.54 113.95 112.04 110.47 109.68 -486.11 -82.549 674.654
24-24 5.22 0.207 670.44
fb= (t/m2) -20.87 -21.12 -21.68 -10.57 -10.61 -10.43 -10.29 -10.21 585.05 99.352 568.620
ft= (t/m2) 208.46 223.93 113.49 111.92 110.05 108.53 107.75 -361.70 -71.359 551.086
25-25 4.80 0.186 549.47
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.69 -1.66 -1.63 -1.62 437.86 86.384 509.422
ft= (t/m2) 204.84 109.02 109.41 58.60 106.12 105.35 -252.70 -59.247 381.373
26-26 4.42 0.199 383.71
fb= (t/m2) 14.79 7.87 7.90 7.74 7.66 7.61 307.57 72.111 433.260
ft= (t/m2) 99.77 103.25 105.99 103.75 103.00 -164.41 -50.132 301.226
27-27 4.09 0.221 303.64
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.78 17.23 16.86 16.74 201.10 61.017 345.949
ft= (t/m2) 96.60 105.09 102.06 101.31 -97.82 -36.187 271.050
28-28 3.80 0.192 270.78
fb= (t/m2) 24.11 26.23 25.47 25.29 120.18 44.457 265.743
ft= (t/m2) 104.76 102.06 100.98 -51.11 -26.284 230.400
29-29 3.55 0.209 228.53
fb= (t/m2) 34.37 33.49 33.13 63.03 34.578 198.595
ft= (t/m2) 102.65 101.25 -21.20 -17.608 165.085
30-30 3.35 0.237 162.50
fb= (t/m2) 40.49 39.93 26.23 21.781 128.434
ft= (t/m2) 102.09 -5.00 -9.999 87.098
31-31 3.20 0.293 85.00
fb= (t/m2) 45.59 6.20 12.399 64.189
ft= (t/m2) 81.09 81.095
32-32 3.09 0.460 76.23
fb= (t/m2) 48.42 48.416
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
cables: stage stage stage stage 1st stage cables: nd stage rd stage th stageth stage Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
1.52E-06 2.970 1.62E-06 3.155 1.68E-06 3.284 1.72E-06 3.353 1.73E-06 3.375 7.2E-07 1.404 7.8E-07 1.523 8.3E-07 1.616 8.7E-07 1.706 9.2E-07 1.798 2.970 4.677 4.900 5.058 5.173
Shrinkage Loss in
1.73E-06 3.376 1.71E-06 3.334 1.69E-06 3.296 1.71E-06 3.330 1.75E-06 3.407 9.74E-07 1.899 1.03E-06 2.017 1.11E-06 2.163 1.36E-06 2.650 1.37E-06 2.668 5.275 5.351 5.459 5.981 6.075
Creep Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Creep Loss in 13th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 11th stage cables: 12th stage cables:
13th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 11th Loss 12th Loss 13th
Creep loss Creep loss of of of stage stage stage
Creep 2 Creep 2 of Creep loss loss loss loss
(kg/cm ) (kg/cm ) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1.79E-06 3.485 1.97E-06 3.851 2.32E-06 4.528 1.62E-06 3.150 2.19E-06 4.272 7.57E-06 14.766 6.634 8.123 19.293
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 761.30 0.511
20-20 772.38 0.518
21-21 783.46 0.526
22-22 798.12 0.536
23-23 798.23 0.536
24-24 813.01 0.546
25-25 827.78 0.555
0.561
26-26 842.56 0.565
27-27 857.33 0.575
28-28 874.10 0.587
29-29 897.63 0.602
30-30 921.16 0.618
31-31 944.69 0.634
32-32 808.64 0.543
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10th 11th 12th 13th Stress Constn

stage stage stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress up to to 32th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss 31th Segment
Segment
Loss 8.14% 7.88% 7.20% 6.56% 5.46% 4.62% 3.46% 2.60% 2.03% 1.68% 1.52% 1.25% 0.98%
ft= (t/m2) 86.948 100.820 109.80 218.49 215.52 228.71 219.86 219.68 108.99 107.41 105.62 104.03 102.39 -937.96 -249.260 741.041
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.005 -14.577 -24.39 -48.54 -47.88 -58.35 -56.09 -56.05 -27.81 -27.41 -26.95 -26.54 -26.13 1098.93 292.037 942.230
ft= (t/m2) 97.894 110.15 218.36 222.22 236.36 227.25 227.10 112.69 111.07 109.21 107.59 105.89 -886.72 -253.673 745.390
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.690 -23.21 -46.02 -46.83 -58.42 -55.98 -55.95 -27.76 -27.36 -26.90 -26.50 -26.09 1043.94 298.651 909.872
ft= (t/m2) 110.93 217.58 220.13 240.66 232.86 232.75 115.49 113.85 111.94 110.30 108.57 -819.90 -253.592 741.566
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.24 -41.66 -42.15 -55.35 -53.56 -53.08 -26.56 -26.19 -25.75 -25.37 -24.97 969.97 300.006 874.119
ft= (t/m2) 217.50 220.05 241.03 233.23 233.11 115.67 114.03 112.12 110.47 108.73 -739.19 -248.414 718.329
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.51 -35.92 -49.42 -48.68 -47.79 -23.72 -23.38 -22.99 -22.65 -22.29 878.70 295.297 841.646
ft= (t/m2) 207.59 235.67 234.64 234.57 116.41 114.77 112.84 111.22 109.47 -616.09 -233.424 627.678
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.00 -37.06 -36.90 -36.89 -18.31 -18.05 -17.75 -17.49 -17.21 736.99 279.231 793.567
ft= (t/m2) 223.96 226.63 232.70 113.47 113.88 111.97 110.38 108.64 -486.11 -210.377 545.158
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.86 -21.11 -21.67 -10.57 -10.61 -10.43 -10.28 -10.12 585.05 253.200 722.623
ft= (t/m2) 208.35 223.82 113.42 111.86 109.98 108.45 106.74 -361.70 -181.860 439.066
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.68 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 437.86 220.152 643.212
ft= (t/m2) 204.73 108.95 109.34 58.56 106.03 104.36 -252.70 -150.993 288.287
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.79 7.87 7.90 7.74 7.66 7.54 307.57 183.777 544.827
ft= (t/m2) 99.71 103.19 105.92 103.67 102.04 -164.41 -120.507 229.620
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.21 16.77 17.22 16.85 16.58 201.10 147.399 432.130
ft= (t/m2) 96.54 105.03 101.98 100.36 -97.82 -92.223 213.861
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.10 26.22 25.45 25.05 120.18 113.300 334.298
ft= (t/m2) 104.70 101.98 100.03 -51.11 -66.985 188.605
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.35 33.46 32.82 63.03 82.604 246.263
ft= (t/m2) 102.57 100.29 -21.20 -44.873 136.788
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 40.46 39.56 26.23 55.509 161.755
ft= (t/m2) 101.13 -5.00 -25.483 70.654
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 45.16 6.20 31.599 82.960
Hence OK
XIV) BETWEEN 14 th AND 15 th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 202 DAYS & 217 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217

CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04 3.58E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161
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14 th
stage Stress Stress
10th 11th 12th 13th
stage stage stage stage Depth
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress (m)
with loss with loss with loss with loss
g loss
Loss 8.059% 7.765% 7.058% 6.422% 5.336% 4.494% 3.361% 2.523% 1.987% 1.667% 1.533% 1.284% 1.046% 0.030%
ft= (t/m2) 87.030 100.944 109.96 218.81 215.81 229.01 220.10 219.84 109.04 107.43 105.60 103.99 102.33 101.54 -1083.59 -106.237 841.613
19-19 7.50 0.252 844.21
fb= (t/m2) -8.013 -14.595 -24.43 -48.62 -47.95 -58.43 -56.16 -56.09 -27.82 -27.41 -26.95 -26.53 -26.11 -25.91 1269.54 124.469 919.004
ft= (t/m2) 98.014 110.31 218.68 222.52 236.67 227.50 227.28 112.74 111.09 109.19 107.54 105.82 105.03 -1034.92 -108.713 848.761
20-20 7.04 0.252 850.14
fb= (t/m2) -11.705 -23.25 -46.09 -46.90 -58.50 -56.04 -55.99 -27.77 -27.37 -26.90 -26.49 -26.07 -25.88 1218.42 127.989 887.466
ft= (t/m2) 111.09 217.90 220.43 240.98 233.11 232.93 115.55 113.87 111.93 110.26 108.49 107.70 -968.06 -109.353 846.828
21-21 6.60 0.210 847.05
fb= (t/m2) -21.27 -41.72 -42.20 -55.42 -53.62 -53.12 -26.57 -26.19 -25.74 -25.36 -24.95 -24.77 1145.24 129.367 853.670
ft= (t/m2) 217.82 220.35 241.35 233.48 233.29 115.72 114.04 112.10 110.43 108.66 107.87 -884.32 -105.576 825.218
22-22 6.19 0.204 824.75
fb= (t/m2) -35.56 -35.97 -49.48 -48.74 -47.83 -23.73 -23.38 -22.98 -22.64 -22.28 -22.12 1051.21 114.571 811.079
ft= (t/m2) 207.87 235.99 234.89 234.75 116.46 114.79 112.83 111.18 109.40 108.63 -752.46 -90.549 743.773
23-23 5.68 0.217 745.16
fb= (t/m2) -23.03 -37.11 -36.94 -36.92 -18.31 -18.05 -17.74 -17.48 -17.20 -17.08 900.12 119.742 779.988
ft= (t/m2) 224.26 226.88 232.88 113.53 113.90 111.95 110.34 108.57 107.84 -609.01 -91.210 649.914
24-24 5.22 0.201 652.51
fb= (t/m2) -20.88 -21.13 -21.69 -10.57 -10.61 -10.43 -10.28 -10.11 -10.04 732.98 109.776 717.017
ft= (t/m2) 208.58 223.99 113.47 111.88 109.97 108.41 106.67 105.97 -467.94 -79.935 541.058
25-25 4.80 0.181 545.05
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.68 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 -1.60 566.47 96.765 646.839
ft= (t/m2) 204.89 109.00 109.36 58.55 105.99 104.29 103.63 -340.91 -67.549 387.259
26-26 4.42 0.192 394.68
fb= (t/m2) 14.80 7.87 7.90 7.74 7.65 7.53 7.48 414.93 82.216 558.119
ft= (t/m2) 99.76 103.21 105.91 103.63 101.97 101.35 -234.81 -58.521 322.495
27-27 4.09 0.209 329.44
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.78 17.22 16.84 16.57 16.47 287.21 71.227 458.531
ft= (t/m2) 96.55 105.01 101.94 100.29 99.48 -151.70 -43.664 307.919
28-28 3.80 0.181 310.67
fb= (t/m2) 24.10 26.21 25.44 25.03 24.83 186.37 53.643 365.633
ft= (t/m2) 104.68 101.94 99.96 98.21 -90.24 -33.338 281.210
29-29 3.55 0.192 281.57
fb= (t/m2) 34.35 33.45 32.80 32.22 111.28 43.857 287.953
ft= (t/m2) 102.53 100.23 98.34 -47.42 -24.290 229.390
30-30 3.35 0.209 228.03
fb= (t/m2) 40.44 39.53 38.79 58.65 30.047 207.462
ft= (t/m2) 101.07 99.40 -19.88 -16.387 164.197
31-31 3.20 0.237 162.00
fb= (t/m2) 45.13 44.39 24.65 20.320 134.495
ft= (t/m2) 100.96 -4.75 -9.784 86.424
32-32 3.09 0.293 84.57
fb= (t/m2) 48.84 5.90 12.133 66.881
ft= (t/m2) 81.55 81.546
33-33 3.02 0.460 76.81
fb= (t/m2) 50.43 50.426
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
1.30E-06 2.536 1.38E-06 2.683 1.43E-06 2.784 1.45E-06 2.835 1.46E-06 2.850 6.2E-07 1.209 6.7E-07 1.310 7.1E-07 1.385 7.5E-07 1.456 7.8E-07 1.528 2.536 3.992 4.168 4.291 4.378
Shrinkage Loss in
1.46E-06 2.849 2.49E-06 4.851 1.56E-06 3.044 1.58E-06 3.079 1.61E-06 3.146 8.2E-07 1.605 8.68E-07 1.692 9.20E-07 1.795 1.11E-06 2.165 1.09E-06 2.122 4.454 6.543 4.839 5.244 5.268
Creep Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Creep Loss in 13th Creep Loss in 14th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 11th stage cables: 12th stage cables: 13th stage cables:
14th stage cables: Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S Total C&S
Change of Change of Change Creep Change Creep Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Change Shrinkage Loss 11th Loss 12th Loss 13th Loss 14th
Creep loss Creep loss of of of of stage stage stage stage
Creep 2 Creep 2 of Creep loss of Creep loss loss loss loss loss
(kg/cm ) (kg/cm ) Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage Shrinkage
strain= strain= strain= (kg/cm2) strain= (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
strain= strain= strain= strain=
1.65E-06 3.213 1.75E-06 3.415 1.72E-06 3.346 2.17E-06 4.235 1.22E-06 2.379 1.45E-06 2.820 1.98E-06 3.856 6.97E-06 13.601 5.592 6.235 7.202 17.836
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 747.76 0.502
20-20 758.80 0.509
21-21 769.85 0.517
22-22 783.46 0.526
23-23 784.57 0.526
24-24 799.29 0.536
25-25 814.02 0.546
26-26 828.74 0.556 0.556
27-27 843.47 0.566
28-28 858.19 0.576
29-29 872.92 0.586
30-30 894.60 0.600
31-31 919.63 0.617
32-32 944.66 0.634
33-33 817.18 0.548
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stage stage stage stage stage Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress to 33th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment
Segment
Loss 8.08% 7.80% 7.10% 6.46% 5.38% 4.53% 3.42% 2.57% 2.04% 1.72% 1.59% 1.34% 1.11% 0.90%
ft= (t/m2) 87.006 100.904 109.92 218.72 215.72 228.92 219.96 219.74 108.99 107.38 105.55 103.93 102.26 100.65 -1083.59 -268.094 677.95
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.010 -14.590 -24.42 -48.60 -47.93 -58.41 -56.12 -56.07 -27.81 -27.40 -26.93 -26.52 -26.09 -25.68 1269.54 314.103 1109.08
ft= (t/m2) 97.975 110.27 218.59 222.43 236.57 227.35 227.17 112.68 111.03 109.14 107.48 105.75 104.12 -1034.92 -274.080 681.56
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.700 -23.24 -46.07 -46.88 -58.47 -56.01 -55.96 -27.76 -27.35 -26.88 -26.48 -26.05 -25.65 1218.42 322.677 1082.59
ft= (t/m2) 111.05 217.81 220.34 240.87 232.97 232.82 115.49 113.81 111.87 110.19 108.42 106.77 -968.06 -275.398 678.95
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.26 -41.70 -42.19 -55.40 -53.58 -53.09 -26.56 -26.18 -25.73 -25.34 -24.94 -24.56 1145.24 325.803 1050.52
ft= (t/m2) 217.73 220.25 241.25 233.33 233.18 115.67 113.99 112.04 110.37 108.59 106.93 -884.32 -271.348 657.65
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.54 -35.96 -49.46 -48.70 -47.81 -23.71 -23.37 -22.97 -22.63 -22.26 -21.92 1051.21 322.559 1019.43
ft= (t/m2) 207.79 235.89 234.74 234.64 116.40 114.73 112.77 111.11 109.32 107.68 -752.46 -257.308 575.31
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.02 -37.09 -36.92 -36.90 -18.31 -18.04 -17.73 -17.47 -17.19 -16.93 900.12 307.802 968.313
ft= (t/m2) 224.16 226.73 232.77 113.47 113.84 111.89 110.27 108.50 106.90 -609.01 -234.501 505.026
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.87 -21.12 -21.68 -10.57 -10.60 -10.42 -10.27 -10.10 -9.96 732.98 282.235 889.624
ft= (t/m2) 208.45 223.88 113.42 111.82 109.91 108.34 106.60 105.05 -467.94 -205.559 413.968
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.37 -1.71 -1.68 -1.65 -1.63 -1.60 -1.58 566.47 248.840 798.936
ft= (t/m2) 204.79 108.95 109.30 58.52 105.93 104.22 102.73 -340.91 -173.758 279.779
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.79 7.87 7.89 7.73 7.65 7.53 7.42 414.93 211.486 687.296
ft= (t/m2) 99.71 103.16 105.85 103.57 101.90 100.47 -234.81 -142.038 237.807
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.21 16.77 17.21 16.83 16.56 16.33 287.21 173.735 560.848
ft= (t/m2) 96.51 104.96 101.88 100.23 98.61 -151.70 -112.417 238.067
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.09 26.20 25.43 25.02 24.61 186.37 138.108 449.824
ft= (t/m2) 104.63 101.88 99.89 97.35 -90.24 -85.894 227.615
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.33 33.43 32.78 31.94 111.28 105.922 349.678
ft= (t/m2) 102.47 100.16 97.48 -47.42 -62.655 190.040
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 40.42 39.51 38.45 58.65 77.506 254.531
ft= (t/m2) 101.00 98.53 -19.88 -42.359 137.291
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 45.10 44.00 24.65 52.525 166.282
ft= (t/m2) 100.08 -4.75 -24.369 70.960
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 48.42 5.90 30.270 84.592
Hence OK
XV) BETWEEN 15 th AND 16th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 217 DAYS & 232 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04 3.29E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04 3.58E-04 3.58E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600
CONCRETE (T/m2)
CREEP & SHRIINKAGE LOSS: 3

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15 th
stage Stress
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress due to DL Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage stage Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with up to Total CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress (m)
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss elastic 33th cables cables:
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss
shortenin Segment
g loss
Loss 7.951% 7.636% 6.900% 6.261% 5.185% 4.342% 3.249% 2.426% 1.925% 1.635% 1.540% 1.322% 1.121% 0.936% 0.020%
ft= (t/m2) 87.132 101.085 110.15 219.19 216.15 229.38 220.35 220.06 109.11 107.47 105.60 103.95 102.25 100.62 99.20 -1239.95 891.734
19-19 7.50 0.245 893.71
fb= (t/m2) -8.022 -14.616 -24.47 -48.70 -48.03 -58.52 -56.22 -56.15 -27.84 -27.42 -26.94 -26.52 -26.09 -25.67 -25.31 1452.74 952.213
ft= (t/m2) 98.151 110.50 219.05 222.88 237.05 227.76 227.50 112.81 111.12 109.18 107.50 105.74 104.08 102.62 -1194.77 901.189
20-20 7.04 0.245 901.92
fb= (t/m2) -11.721 -23.29 -46.16 -46.97 -58.59 -56.11 -56.05 -27.79 -27.37 -26.90 -26.48 -26.05 -25.64 -25.28 1406.61 922.207
ft= (t/m2) 111.28 218.28 220.78 241.36 233.38 233.16 115.62 113.90 111.92 110.22 108.41 106.73 105.24 -1128.67 901.601
21-21 6.60 0.206 901.24
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -41.79 -42.27 -55.51 -53.68 -53.17 -26.59 -26.20 -25.74 -25.35 -24.93 -24.55 -24.20 1335.25 889.967
ft= (t/m2) 218.19 220.70 241.74 233.75 233.52 115.80 114.08 112.09 110.39 108.58 106.89 105.91 -1042.58 879.065
22-22 6.19 0.199 878.54
fb= (t/m2) -35.62 -36.03 -49.56 -48.79 -47.88 -23.74 -23.39 -22.98 -22.63 -22.26 -21.91 -21.72 1239.34 862.820
ft= (t/m2) 208.21 236.36 235.16 234.99 116.54 114.82 112.82 111.13 109.31 107.64 106.66 -902.53 791.119
23-23 5.68 0.211 792.30
fb= (t/m2) -23.07 -37.17 -36.98 -36.96 -18.33 -18.06 -17.74 -17.48 -17.19 -16.93 -16.77 1079.64 822.974
ft= (t/m2) 224.61 227.14 233.11 113.60 113.93 111.94 110.30 108.49 106.86 105.89 -745.78 710.093
24-24 5.22 0.196 712.05
fb= (t/m2) -20.92 -21.15 -21.71 -10.58 -10.61 -10.43 -10.27 -10.10 -9.95 -9.86 897.58 762.000
ft= (t/m2) 208.82 224.21 113.55 111.91 109.96 108.37 106.59 105.01 104.06 -587.83 604.645
25-25 4.80 0.177 607.92
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.68 -1.66 -1.63 -1.60 -1.58 -1.57 711.60 693.644
ft= (t/m2) 205.09 109.07 109.39 58.55 105.95 104.21 102.69 101.76 -442.25 454.477
26-26 4.42 0.186 460.88
fb= (t/m2) 14.81 7.88 7.90 7.74 7.65 7.53 7.42 7.35 538.27 606.541
ft= (t/m2) 99.82 103.24 105.90 103.59 101.89 100.43 99.52 -317.65 396.751
27-27 4.09 0.199 402.02
fb= (t/m2) 16.23 16.78 17.21 16.84 16.56 16.32 16.18 388.53 504.652
ft= (t/m2) 96.59 105.01 101.90 100.22 98.58 97.69 -217.26 382.714
28-28 3.80 0.173 384.26
fb= (t/m2) 24.11 26.21 25.44 25.01 24.61 24.38 266.91 416.672
ft= (t/m2) 104.67 101.90 99.89 97.32 96.44 -140.33 359.880
29-29 3.55 0.181 358.72
fb= (t/m2) 34.35 33.43 32.77 31.93 31.64 173.06 337.180
ft= (t/m2) 102.49 100.15 97.44 96.24 -83.96 312.369
30-30 3.35 0.192 309.38
fb= (t/m2) 40.43 39.50 38.43 37.96 103.86 260.177
ft= (t/m2) 100.99 98.50 97.12 -44.58 252.028
31-31 3.20 0.209 247.83
fb= (t/m2) 45.10 43.99 43.37 55.28 187.742
ft= (t/m2) 100.05 98.51 -18.96 179.592
32-32 3.09 0.237 175.00
fb= (t/m2) 48.40 47.66 23.56 119.614
ft= (t/m2) 100.34 -4.61 95.723
33-33 3.02 0.293 91.93
fb= (t/m2) 50.77 5.74 56.505
ft= (t/m2) 80.16 80.160
34-34 3.00 0.460 75.56
fb= (t/m2) 50.13 50.134
2
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
1.25E-06 2.430 1.31E-06 2.564 1.36E-06 2.654 1.38E-06 2.695 1.39E-06 2.708 5.4E-07 1.053 5.8E-07 1.134 6.1E-07 1.197 6.4E-07 1.255 6.7E-07 1.312 2.430 3.698 3.851 3.949 4.020
Shrinkage Loss in
1.39E-06 2.712 2.37E-06 4.624 1.49E-06 2.913 1.51E-06 2.947 1.54E-06 3.005 7.0E-07 1.372 7.37E-07 1.438 7.76E-07 1.514 9.26E-07 1.806 8.93E-07 1.742 4.084 6.062 4.426 4.753 4.747
Creep Loss in 11th Creep Loss in 12th Creep Loss in 13th Creep Loss in 14th Creep Loss in 15th Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in Shrinkage Loss in
Shrinkage Loss in
stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: stage cables: 11th stage cables: 12th stage cables: 13th stage cables: 14th stage cables:
1.57E-06 3.064 1.64E-06 3.205 1.63E-06 3.186 1.66E-06 3.245 2.10E-06 4.088 9.74E-07 1.900 1.10E-06 2.135 1.30E-06 2.543 1.80E-06 3.505 6.46E-06 12.600 4.964 5.341 5.729 6.750 16.687
RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 730.44 0.490
20-20 741.30 0.497
21-21 752.15 0.505
22-22 769.85 0.517
23-23 770.28 0.517
24-24 784.75 0.527
25-25 799.22 0.536
26-26 813.69 0.546
0.551
27-27 828.17 0.556
28-28 842.64 0.565
29-29 857.11 0.575
30-30 875.41 0.587
31-31 898.51 0.603
32-32 921.60 0.618
33-33 944.69 0.634
34-34 804.51 0.540
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stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Load Due Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to to 34th Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss 33th Segment
Segment
Loss 7.97% 7.67% 6.94% 6.30% 5.22% 4.38% 3.31% 2.47% 1.97% 1.68% 1.59% 1.37% 1.17% 1.00% 0.81%
ft= (t/m2) 87.109 101.048 110.11 219.10 216.07 229.29 220.22 219.97 109.06 107.42 105.55 103.89 102.19 100.55 98.41 -1239.95 -132.765 757.29
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.020 -14.610 -24.46 -48.68 -48.01 -58.50 -56.19 -56.13 -27.83 -27.41 -26.93 -26.51 -26.07 -25.66 -25.11 1452.74 155.549 1108.18
ft= (t/m2) 98.115 110.46 218.97 222.79 236.96 227.63 227.41 112.76 111.07 109.13 107.45 105.69 104.01 101.81 -1194.77 -136.069 763.41
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.717 -23.28 -46.15 -46.95 -58.57 -56.08 -56.02 -27.78 -27.36 -26.88 -26.47 -26.04 -25.62 -25.08 1406.61 160.196 1082.81
ft= (t/m2) 111.24 218.19 220.70 241.27 233.25 233.06 115.57 113.85 111.87 110.16 108.35 106.66 104.41 -1128.67 -137.108 762.78
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -41.77 -42.25 -55.49 -53.65 -53.15 -26.58 -26.19 -25.73 -25.34 -24.92 -24.53 -24.01 1335.25 162.202 1052.55
ft= (t/m2) 218.11 220.61 241.64 233.61 233.42 115.75 114.03 112.04 110.33 108.52 106.83 105.08 -1042.58 -135.519 741.87
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.61 -36.02 -49.54 -48.76 -47.86 -23.73 -23.38 -22.97 -22.62 -22.25 -21.90 -21.54 1239.34 161.095 1024.25
ft= (t/m2) 208.13 236.27 235.03 234.89 116.48 114.77 112.77 111.08 109.26 107.57 105.81 -902.53 -129.138 660.39
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.06 -37.15 -36.96 -36.94 -18.32 -18.05 -17.73 -17.47 -17.18 -16.92 -16.64 1079.64 154.480 977.70
ft= (t/m2) 224.53 227.01 233.01 113.55 113.88 111.89 110.24 108.43 106.79 105.05 -745.78 -118.388 590.21
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.91 -21.14 -21.70 -10.57 -10.61 -10.42 -10.27 -10.10 -9.95 -9.78 897.58 142.486 904.63
ft= (t/m2) 208.70 224.12 113.49 111.86 109.91 108.31 106.53 104.95 103.23 -587.83 -104.530 498.74
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.14 -3.38 -1.71 -1.68 -1.65 -1.63 -1.60 -1.58 -1.55 711.60 ='LOAD TABLES'!s536
693.66
ft= (t/m2) 205.00 109.02 109.35 58.52 105.90 104.16 102.63 100.96 -442.25 -89.166 364.12
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.81 7.87 7.90 7.73 7.65 7.52 7.41 7.29 538.27 108.526 714.98
ft= (t/m2) 99.78 103.19 105.85 103.54 101.84 100.37 98.73 -317.65 -73.751 321.90
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.22 16.77 17.21 16.83 16.55 16.31 16.05 388.53 90.209 594.68
ft= (t/m2) 96.54 104.96 101.85 100.16 98.51 96.91 -217.26 -59.302 322.38
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.10 26.20 25.42 25.00 24.59 24.19 266.91 72.854 489.27
ft= (t/m2) 104.62 101.85 99.83 97.26 95.68 -140.33 -46.338 312.56
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.33 33.42 32.75 31.91 31.39 173.06 57.143 394.00
ft= (t/m2) 102.44 100.10 97.38 95.47 -83.96 -34.979 276.46
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 40.41 39.48 38.41 37.66 103.86 43.269 303.08
ft= (t/m2) 100.94 98.43 96.36 -44.58 -25.081 226.06
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 45.08 43.96 43.03 55.28 31.101 218.45
ft= (t/m2) 99.98 97.73 -18.96 -16.353 162.40
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 48.37 47.28 23.56 20.313 139.52
ft= (t/m2) 99.54 -4.61 -8.432 86.50
33-33
fb= (t/m2) 50.37 5.74 10.485 66.59
Hence OK
XVI) BETWEEN 16th AND 17th STAGE STRESSING: (BETN 232 DAYS & 247 DAYS)
DAYS 7 22 37 52 67 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232 247
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT 5.31E-04 4.13E-04 3.87E-04 3.72E-04 3.63E-04 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04 3.29E-04 3.28E-04
SHRINKAGE STRAIN 2.30E-04 3.14E-04 3.29E-04 3.37E-04 3.42E-04 3.45E-04 3.48E-04 3.50E-04 3.52E-04 3.53E-04 3.55E-04 3.56E-04 3.56E-04 3.57E-04 3.58E-04 3.58E-04 3.59E-04
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3432651 3664608 3736275 3774613 3799420 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600 3888724
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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% loss due to elastic shortening 0.32% 0.32% 0.33% 0.35% 0.37% 0.37% 0.39% 0.38% 0.38% 0.38% 0.35% 0.35% 0.35% 0.36% 0.36% 0.12%
16th
stage Stress
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th
1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage prestress due to DL Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage stage stage Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with up to Total CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress (m)
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss elastic 34th cables cables:
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss
shortenin Segment
g loss
Loss 8.297% 7.992% 7.270% 6.648% 5.592% 4.746% 3.692% 2.851% 2.351% 2.064% 1.933% 1.722% 1.527% 1.356% 1.170% 0.122%
ft= (t/m2) 86.805 100.695 109.71 218.28 215.22 228.41 219.34 219.11 108.64 107.00 105.17 103.53 101.83 100.19 98.06 95.56 -1261.37 956.18
19-19 7.50 0.240 956.15
fb= (t/m2) -7.992 -14.559 -24.37 -48.50 -47.82 -58.28 -55.96 -55.91 -27.72 -27.30 -26.84 -26.41 -25.98 -25.56 -25.02 -24.38 1477.83 955.23
ft= (t/m2) 97.773 110.06 218.15 221.92 236.05 226.72 226.51 112.32 110.64 108.75 107.07 105.31 103.64 101.44 100.35 -1216.73 969.96
20-20 7.04 0.240 968.45
fb= (t/m2) -11.676 -23.20 -45.97 -46.77 -58.34 -55.85 -55.80 -27.67 -27.26 -26.79 -26.38 -25.94 -25.53 -24.99 -24.72 1432.47 925.58
ft= (t/m2) 110.84 217.38 219.84 240.34 232.32 232.14 115.12 113.41 111.47 109.77 107.97 106.27 104.03 101.43 -1150.82 971.49
21-21 6.60 0.202 969.15
fb= (t/m2) -21.22 -41.62 -42.09 -55.28 -53.43 -52.94 -26.48 -26.08 -25.64 -25.25 -24.83 -24.44 -23.92 -23.33 1361.45 894.90
ft= (t/m2) 217.29 219.75 240.72 232.68 232.50 115.29 113.58 111.64 109.94 108.13 106.44 104.70 103.07 -1064.47 951.28
22-22 6.19 0.195 948.70
fb= (t/m2) -35.47 -35.88 -49.35 -48.57 -47.67 -23.64 -23.29 -22.89 -22.54 -22.17 -21.82 -21.47 -21.13 1265.37 869.49
ft= (t/m2) 207.31 235.36 234.09 233.96 116.03 114.32 112.37 110.68 108.87 107.19 105.43 103.81 -923.42 866.02
23-23 5.68 0.207 864.81
fb= (t/m2) -22.97 -37.01 -36.81 -36.79 -18.25 -17.98 -17.67 -17.41 -17.12 -16.86 -16.58 -16.32 1104.63 832.86
ft= (t/m2) 223.66 226.10 232.09 113.10 113.44 111.50 109.85 108.04 106.41 104.67 103.07 -764.95 786.99
24-24 5.22 0.192 786.59
fb= (t/m2) -20.83 -21.06 -21.61 -10.53 -10.56 -10.38 -10.23 -10.06 -9.91 -9.75 -9.60 920.65 776.13
ft= (t/m2) 207.86 223.24 113.05 111.42 109.52 107.93 106.15 104.57 102.86 101.30 -604.78 683.13
25-25 4.80 0.173 684.20
fb= (t/m2) -3.13 -3.36 -1.70 -1.68 -1.65 -1.62 -1.60 -1.57 -1.55 -1.53 732.12 712.72
ft= (t/m2) 204.20 108.60 108.92 58.31 105.52 103.79 102.26 100.59 99.08 -456.73 534.53
26-26 4.42 0.181 538.48
fb= (t/m2) 14.75 7.84 7.87 7.71 7.62 7.49 7.39 7.27 7.16 555.90 630.981
ft= (t/m2) 99.39 102.79 105.48 103.17 101.47 100.00 98.38 96.90 -329.65 477.938
27-27 4.09 0.192 480.59
fb= (t/m2) 16.15 16.71 17.15 16.77 16.49 16.25 15.99 15.75 403.21 534.480
ft= (t/m2) 96.16 104.59 101.49 99.81 98.16 96.56 95.13 -226.94 464.959
28-28 3.80 0.167 464.37
fb= (t/m2) 24.00 26.11 25.33 24.91 24.50 24.10 23.74 278.80 451.507
ft= (t/m2) 104.26 101.49 99.47 96.90 95.33 93.92 -147.93 443.446
29-29 3.55 0.173 440.19
fb= (t/m2) 34.21 33.30 32.64 31.79 31.28 30.82 182.42 376.453
ft= (t/m2) 102.08 99.74 97.03 95.13 93.32 -89.72 397.583
30-30 3.35 0.181 392.49
fb= (t/m2) 40.26 39.34 38.27 37.52 36.81 110.99 303.192
ft= (t/m2) 100.58 98.08 96.01 94.22 -48.76 340.124
31-31 3.20 0.192 333.76
fb= (t/m2) 44.91 43.80 42.87 42.07 60.46 234.118
ft= (t/m2) 99.62 97.38 95.75 -21.73 271.014
32-32 3.09 0.209 264.09
fb= (t/m2) 48.20 47.11 46.32 27.00 168.622
ft= (t/m2) 99.18 97.71 -6.11 190.778
33-33 3.02 0.237 185.02
fb= (t/m2) 50.19 49.44 17.63 117.251
ft= (t/m2) 71.89 0.00 71.886
34-34 3.00 0.293 70.14
fb= (t/m2) 53.95 0.00 53.953
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Average Stress (T/m2) in CG of cables 16th stage= 127.58
Shrinkage Loss in 5
1.22E-06 2.370 1.28E-06 2.496 1.32E-06 2.579 1.34E-06 2.617 1.35E-06 2.631 4.8E-07 0.936 5.1E-07 0.993 5.4E-07 1.049 5.6E-07 1.096 5.9E-07 1.142 2.370 3.489 3.627 3.713 3.773
Shrinkage Loss in
1.35E-06 2.637 2.31E-06 4.500 1.46E-06 2.841 1.47E-06 2.874 1.50E-06 2.925 6.1E-07 1.189 6.36E-07 1.241 6.66E-07 1.298 7.88E-07 1.537 7.52E-07 1.466 3.826 5.741 4.140 4.410 4.391
Shrinkage Loss in
1.53E-06 2.976 1.58E-06 3.083 1.58E-06 3.079 1.61E-06 3.134 1.61E-06 3.145 8.06E-07 1.571 8.80E-07 1.716 9.92E-07 1.934 1.19E-06 2.312 1.65E-06 3.210 4.547 4.799 5.013 5.446 6.354

Creep loss
(kg/cm2)
2.35E-06 4.587 6.02E-06 11.736 16.323
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RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 704.37 0.473
20-20 725.65 0.487
21-21 725.65 0.487
22-22 755.80 0.507
23-23 750.48 0.504
24-24 764.66 0.513
25-25 778.85 0.523
26-26 793.04 0.532
0.536
27-27 807.22 0.542
28-28 821.41 0.551
29-29 835.60 0.561
30-30 849.78 0.570
31-31 872.51 0.585
32-32 896.69 0.602
33-33 920.88 0.618
34-34 770.55 0.517
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FINAL STRESS AFTER 16th STAGE PRESTRESSING (AFTER 247 DAYS):
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th Stress

stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Nett
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 1st Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment
Loss 8.32% 8.02% 7.30% 6.68% 5.63% 4.78% 3.75% 2.89% 2.39% 2.10% 1.98% 1.77% 1.57% 1.41% 1.23% 0.72%
ft= (t/m2) 86.782 100.660 109.67 218.20 215.15 228.33 219.22 219.02 108.59 106.95 105.13 103.48 101.78 100.14 98.00 94.98 -1261.37 954.72
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -7.990 -14.554 -24.37 -48.48 -47.80 -58.26 -55.93 -55.88 -27.71 -27.29 -26.82 -26.40 -25.97 -25.55 -25.00 -24.24 1477.83 955.59
ft= (t/m2) 97.739 110.02 218.07 221.84 235.96 226.59 226.42 112.27 110.59 108.70 107.02 105.26 103.58 101.38 99.75 -1216.73 968.47
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.672 -23.19 -45.96 -46.75 -58.32 -55.82 -55.78 -27.66 -27.24 -26.78 -26.36 -25.93 -25.52 -24.97 -24.57 1432.47 925.94
ft= (t/m2) 110.80 217.30 219.76 240.25 232.19 232.05 115.07 113.36 111.42 109.72 107.91 106.22 103.97 100.82 -1150.82 970.02
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.21 -41.60 -42.07 -55.26 -53.40 -52.92 -26.46 -26.07 -25.63 -25.23 -24.82 -24.43 -23.91 -23.19 1361.45 895.24
ft= (t/m2) 217.21 219.67 240.63 232.55 232.41 115.25 113.54 111.60 109.89 108.08 106.39 104.63 102.46 -1064.47 949.83
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.46 -35.86 -49.34 -48.54 -47.65 -23.63 -23.28 -22.88 -22.53 -22.16 -21.81 -21.45 -21.01 1265.37 869.78
ft= (t/m2) 207.24 235.28 233.96 233.87 115.98 114.28 112.32 110.63 108.81 107.13 105.37 103.19 -923.42 864.64
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -22.96 -37.00 -36.79 -36.78 -18.24 -17.97 -17.66 -17.40 -17.11 -16.85 -16.57 -16.23 1104.63 833.07
ft= (t/m2) 223.58 225.98 232.00 113.06 113.39 111.45 109.80 107.99 106.35 104.61 102.45 -764.95 785.71
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.82 -21.05 -21.61 -10.53 -10.56 -10.38 -10.23 -10.06 -9.90 -9.74 -9.54 920.65 776.24
ft= (t/m2) 207.75 223.15 113.00 111.38 109.47 107.88 106.10 104.51 102.80 100.69 -604.78 681.96
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.13 -3.36 -1.70 -1.68 -1.65 -1.62 -1.60 -1.57 -1.55 -1.52 732.12 712.74
ft= (t/m2) 204.12 108.55 108.87 58.29 105.48 103.74 102.21 100.53 98.48 -456.73 533.53
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.74 7.84 7.86 7.70 7.62 7.49 7.38 7.26 7.11 555.90 630.91
ft= (t/m2) 99.35 102.75 105.43 103.13 101.42 99.95 98.32 96.32 -329.65 477.02
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.15 16.70 17.14 16.76 16.49 16.25 15.98 15.66 403.21 534.33
ft= (t/m2) 96.12 104.54 101.44 99.76 98.11 96.51 94.56 -226.94 464.10
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 23.99 26.10 25.32 24.90 24.49 24.09 23.60 278.80 451.29
ft= (t/m2) 104.21 101.44 99.43 96.85 95.27 93.36 -147.93 442.64
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.19 33.28 32.62 31.78 31.26 30.63 182.42 376.19
ft= (t/m2) 102.03 99.69 96.98 95.07 92.76 -89.72 396.82
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 40.24 39.32 38.25 37.50 36.59 110.99 302.89
ft= (t/m2) 100.53 98.03 95.95 93.65 -48.76 339.40
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 44.89 43.78 42.85 41.82 60.46 233.80
ft= (t/m2) 99.57 97.32 95.17 -21.73 270.33
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 48.17 47.08 46.04 27.00 168.29
ft= (t/m2) 99.12 97.12 -6.11 190.13
33-33
fb= (t/m2) 50.16 49.14 17.63 116.92
Hence OK
XVIII) BETWEEN 247 DAYS & 322 DAYS I.E AFTER LAYING OF SIDL
DAYS 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232 247 262 277 292 307 322
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT
ON 322 DAYS
CREEP CO-EFFICIENT
ON 247 DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
322 DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
247 DAYS
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600 3888724 3891577 3894198 3896615 3898854 3900936
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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18th
10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th stage Stress
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress with Total CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress up to (m)
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss SIDL
shortenin
g loss
Loss 8.320% 8.024% 7.303% 6.682% 5.626% 4.780% 3.745% 2.889% 2.392% 3.079% 2.883% 2.649% 2.470% 2.418% 2.454% 1.538% 1.446%
ft= (t/m2) 86.782 100.660 109.67 218.20 215.15 228.33 219.22 219.02 108.59 105.89 104.16 102.55 100.85 99.11 96.78 94.20 0.00 -1440.79 768.38
19-19 7.50 0.240 781.13
fb= (t/m2) -7.990 -14.554 -24.37 -48.48 -47.80 -58.26 -55.93 -55.88 -27.71 -27.02 -26.58 -26.17 -25.73 -25.29 -24.69 -24.04 0.00 1688.05 1167.56
ft= (t/m2) 97.739 110.02 218.07 221.84 235.96 226.59 226.42 112.27 109.49 107.70 106.06 104.30 102.52 100.12 98.93 0.00 -1384.74 793.31
20-20 7.04 0.240 804.61
fb= (t/m2) -11.672 -23.19 -45.96 -46.75 -58.32 -55.82 -55.78 -27.66 -26.97 -26.53 -26.13 -25.70 -25.26 -24.66 -24.37 0.00 1630.26 1125.49
ft= (t/m2) 110.80 217.30 219.76 240.25 232.19 232.05 115.07 112.23 110.39 108.73 106.93 105.13 102.68 99.99 0.00 -1303.77 809.73
21-21 6.60 0.202 817.93
fb= (t/m2) -21.21 -41.60 -42.07 -55.26 -53.40 -52.92 -26.46 -25.81 -25.39 -25.01 -24.59 -24.18 -23.61 -23.00 0.00 1542.39 1077.87
ft= (t/m2) 217.21 219.67 240.63 232.55 232.41 115.25 112.41 110.56 108.90 107.10 105.30 103.34 101.61 0.00 -1199.12 807.82
22-22 6.19 0.195 814.87
fb= (t/m2) -35.46 -35.86 -49.34 -48.54 -47.65 -23.63 -23.05 -22.67 -22.33 -21.96 -21.59 -21.19 -20.83 0.00 1425.43 1031.34
ft= (t/m2) 207.24 235.28 233.96 233.87 115.98 113.14 111.28 109.64 107.82 106.03 104.06 102.34 0.00 -1030.08 750.56
23-23 5.68 0.207 758.24
fb= (t/m2) -22.96 -37.00 -36.79 -36.78 -18.24 -17.79 -17.50 -17.24 -16.96 -16.67 -16.36 -16.09 0.00 1232.23 961.84
ft= (t/m2) 223.58 225.98 232.00 113.06 112.26 110.42 108.81 107.01 105.26 103.31 101.61 0.00 -841.75 701.55
24-24 5.22 0.192 707.73
fb= (t/m2) -20.82 -21.05 -21.61 -10.53 -10.45 -10.28 -10.13 -9.96 -9.80 -9.62 -9.46 0.00 1013.08 869.36
ft= (t/m2) 207.75 223.15 113.00 110.27 108.46 106.91 105.14 103.44 101.52 99.87 0.00 -653.16 626.35
25-25 4.80 0.173 631.58
fb= (t/m2) -3.13 -3.36 -1.70 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.56 -1.53 -1.50 0.00 790.69 771.42
ft= (t/m2) 204.12 108.55 107.79 57.75 104.53 102.79 101.16 99.29 97.67 0.00 -480.08 503.57
26-26 4.42 0.181 509.56
fb= (t/m2) 14.74 7.84 7.78 7.63 7.55 7.42 7.31 7.17 7.05 0.00 575.55 650.053
ft= (t/m2) 99.35 101.72 104.46 102.20 100.50 98.93 97.10 95.53 0.00 -332.53 467.252
27-27 4.09 0.192 470.52
fb= (t/m2) 16.15 16.54 16.98 16.61 16.34 16.08 15.78 15.53 0.00 406.74 536.741
ft= (t/m2) 95.17 103.57 100.53 98.85 97.10 95.31 93.78 0.00 -214.42 469.897
28-28 3.80 0.167 468.33
fb= (t/m2) 23.76 25.85 25.09 24.67 24.24 23.79 23.41 0.00 263.42 434.234
ft= (t/m2) 103.25 100.53 98.52 95.86 94.09 92.59 40.67 -124.16 501.352
29-29 3.55 0.173 500.90
fb= (t/m2) 33.88 32.98 32.33 31.45 30.87 30.38 146.97 153.11 491.978
ft= (t/m2) 101.11 98.79 95.99 93.89 92.00 72.52 -58.41 495.899
30-30 3.35 0.541 492.86
fb= (t/m2) 39.88 38.96 37.86 37.03 36.29 214.77 72.25 477.052
ft= (t/m2) 99.61 97.02 94.76 92.88 133.32 -12.61 504.984
31-31 3.20 0.580 509.87
fb= (t/m2) 44.48 43.33 42.32 41.48 344.70 15.64 531.947
ft= (t/m2) 98.55 96.11 94.39 173.03 17.29 479.375
32-32 3.09 0.640 489.43
fb= (t/m2) 47.68 46.50 45.66 409.55 -21.48 527.913
ft= (t/m2) 97.89 96.32 181.87 34.04 410.130
33-33 3.02 0.735 426.04
fb= (t/m2) 49.53 48.74 409.56 -32.30 475.530
ft= (t/m2) 70.87 183.52 40.15 294.545
34-34 3.00 0.896 329.01
fb= (t/m2) 53.19 406.65 -49.95 409.895
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
3.93E-06 7.670 4.34E-06 8.464 4.50E-06 8.776 4.58E-06 8.931 4.62E-06 9.003 1.7E-06 3.296 1.8E-06 3.505 1.9E-06 3.662 2.0E-06 3.804 2.0E-06 3.940 7.670 11.968 12.439 12.736 12.943
Shrinkage Loss in
4.64E-06 9.042 7.92E-06 15.437 5.00E-06 9.758 5.07E-06 9.886 5.20E-06 10.140 2.1E-06 4.076 2.16E-06 4.217 2.24E-06 4.370 2.62E-06 5.107 2.46E-06 4.790 13.118 19.654 14.127 14.993 14.930
Shrinkage Loss in
5.36E-06 10.444 5.54E-06 10.794 5.79E-06 11.292 6.06E-06 11.812 6.39E-06 12.456 2.58E-06 5.021 2.72E-06 5.306 2.91E-06 5.675 3.17E-06 6.187 3.58E-06 6.977 15.465 16.100 16.967 17.999 19.433
Creep Loss in 16th Shrinkage Loss in 16th Creep Loss in 17thShrinkage Loss in
Change of Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th Change Creep Change Shrinkage
Loss 16th
Creep loss of
Creep Shrinkage loss stage of Creep loss loss stage
(kg/cm2) Shrinkage
strain=
8.53E-06 16.636 1.20E-07 0.234 16.870 5.14E-06 10.032 3.95E-06 7.707 17.739
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RELAXATION LOSS:
19-19 704.37 0.473
20-20 725.65 0.487
21-21 725.65 0.487
22-22 755.80 0.507
23-23 750.48 0.504
24-24 764.66 0.513
25-25 778.85 0.523
26-26 793.04 0.532
0.501
27-27 807.22 0.542
28-28 821.41 0.551
29-29 764.18 0.513
30-30 794.84 0.533
31-31 801.14 0.538
32-32 769.19 0.516
33-33 663.77 0.445
34-34 527.42 0.354
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FINAL PERMANENT STRESS AFTER (AFTER 322 DAYS):

1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage Stress
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Nett
Section Location prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress due to
prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress prestress up to 1st Stress
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss SIDL
after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss Segment
Loss 8.40% 8.13% 7.42% 6.80% 5.74% 4.90% 3.93% 3.02% 2.53% 3.22% 3.03% 2.80% 2.63% 2.59% 2.64% 1.69% 1.63%
ft= (t/m2) 86.710 100.541 109.54 217.93 214.88 228.04 218.80 218.72 108.44 105.74 104.00 102.39 100.69 98.94 96.60 94.05 0.00 -1261.37 -179.42 765.23
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -7.983 -14.537 -24.34 -48.42 -47.74 -58.18 -55.83 -55.81 -27.67 -26.98 -26.54 -26.12 -25.69 -25.25 -24.65 -24.00 0.00 1477.83 210.21 1168.32
ft= (t/m2) 97.623 109.89 217.80 221.57 235.67 226.16 226.12 112.11 109.33 107.54 105.89 104.13 102.35 99.93 98.77 0.00 -1216.73 -168.00 790.14
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.658 -23.16 -45.90 -46.69 -58.25 -55.72 -55.70 -27.62 -26.93 -26.49 -26.09 -25.65 -25.21 -24.62 -24.33 0.00 1432.47 197.79 1126.24
ft= (t/m2) 110.66 217.03 219.48 239.95 231.75 231.74 114.90 112.07 110.23 108.57 106.76 104.95 102.49 99.83 0.00 -1150.82 -152.95 806.63
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.19 -41.55 -42.02 -55.19 -53.30 -52.85 -26.43 -25.78 -25.35 -24.97 -24.55 -24.14 -23.57 -22.96 0.00 1361.45 180.94 1078.55
ft= (t/m2) 216.94 219.40 240.33 232.11 232.10 115.08 112.25 110.40 108.74 106.93 105.11 103.14 101.45 0.00 -1064.47 -134.64 804.85
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.42 -35.82 -49.27 -48.45 -47.59 -23.59 -23.01 -22.63 -22.29 -21.92 -21.55 -21.15 -20.80 0.00 1265.37 160.06 1031.93
ft= (t/m2) 206.98 234.98 233.51 233.55 115.81 112.98 111.12 109.47 107.65 105.85 103.87 102.18 0.00 -923.42 -106.67 747.87
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -22.93 -36.95 -36.72 -36.73 -18.21 -17.77 -17.47 -17.22 -16.93 -16.65 -16.33 -16.07 0.00 1104.63 127.60 962.25
ft= (t/m2) 223.30 225.55 231.69 112.90 112.10 110.25 108.65 106.84 105.08 103.12 101.45 0.00 -764.95 -76.80 699.17
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -20.79 -21.01 -21.58 -10.51 -10.44 -10.27 -10.12 -9.95 -9.79 -9.60 -9.45 0.00 920.65 92.43 869.59
ft= (t/m2) 207.35 222.84 112.84 110.11 108.30 106.75 104.97 103.27 101.34 99.71 0.00 -604.78 -48.39 624.31
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.12 -3.36 -1.70 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.55 -1.53 -1.50 0.00 732.12 58.57 771.45
ft= (t/m2) 203.84 108.40 107.63 57.66 104.37 102.62 100.99 99.10 97.52 0.00 -456.73 -23.35 502.05
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.72 7.83 7.77 7.62 7.54 7.41 7.29 7.16 7.04 0.00 555.90 19.66 649.94
ft= (t/m2) 99.20 101.58 104.30 102.04 100.34 98.76 96.92 95.38 0.00 -329.65 -2.89 465.99
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.13 16.51 16.95 16.59 16.31 16.05 15.75 15.50 0.00 403.21 3.53 536.54
ft= (t/m2) 95.03 103.42 100.38 98.69 96.94 95.13 93.63 0.00 -226.94 12.52 468.80
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 23.72 25.82 25.05 24.63 24.20 23.75 23.37 0.00 278.80 -15.38 433.96
ft= (t/m2) 103.09 100.37 98.36 95.70 93.92 92.44 40.60 -147.93 23.76 500.32
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 33.83 32.93 32.27 31.40 30.81 30.33 146.71 182.42 -29.31 491.40
ft= (t/m2) 100.96 98.63 95.82 93.72 91.85 72.39 -89.72 31.31 494.97
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 39.82 38.90 37.79 36.97 36.23 214.38 110.99 -38.73 476.35
ft= (t/m2) 99.45 96.86 94.58 92.73 133.08 -48.76 36.14 504.09
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 44.41 43.25 42.24 41.41 344.07 60.46 -44.82 531.03
ft= (t/m2) 98.38 95.93 94.24 172.72 -21.73 39.03 478.56
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 47.59 46.41 45.59 408.81 27.00 -48.48 526.93
ft= (t/m2) 97.71 96.17 181.54 -6.11 40.15 409.46
33-33
fb= (t/m2) 49.44 48.66 408.81 17.63 -49.92 474.62
ft= (t/m2) 183.19 40.15 223.34
34-34
fb= (t/m2) 405.91 -49.95 355.97
Hence OK
XVIII) AFTER 322 DAYS & INFINITY I.E AFTER APPLYING OF LIVE LOAD
DAYS 82 97 112 127 142 157 172 187 202 217 232 247 262 277 292 307 322
RESIDUAL CREEP CO-
EFFICIENT ON 322 3.56E-04 3.51E-04 3.47E-04 3.43E-04 3.40E-04 3.38E-04 3.36E-04 3.34E-04 3.32E-04 3.31E-04 3.29E-04 3.28E-04 3.27E-04 3.26E-04 3.25E-04 3.24E-04 3.23E-04
DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
INFINITY DAYS
SHRINKAGE STRAIN ON
322 DAYS
MODULUS OF
ELASTICITY OF 3817160 3830662 3841384 3850169 3857537 3863833 3869295 3874092 3878349 3882161 3885600 3888724 3891577 3894198 3896615 3898854 3900936
CONCRETE (T/m2)
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Prestressing Stage 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16th 0.00

1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage 4th stage 5th stage 6th stage 7th stage 8th stage 9th stage Stress Depth of Stress at
stage stage stage stage stage stage stage stage due to DL Depth
Section Location Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress due to Total CG of CG of
Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress Prestress up to 1st (m)
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss SIDL cables cables:
with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss with loss Segment
Loss 8.396% 8.133% 7.417% 6.798% 5.744% 4.900% 3.928% 3.021% 2.532% 3.218% 3.027% 2.799% 2.628% 2.585% 2.635% 1.695% 1.625%
ft= (t/m2) 86.710 100.541 109.54 217.93 214.88 228.04 218.80 218.72 108.44 105.74 104.00 102.39 100.69 98.94 96.60 94.05 0.00 -1261.37 -179.42 765.23
19-19 7.50 0.240 778.10
fb= (t/m2) -7.983 -14.537 -24.34 -48.42 -47.74 -58.18 -55.83 -55.81 -27.67 -26.98 -26.54 -26.12 -25.69 -25.25 -24.65 -24.00 0.00 1477.83 210.21 1168.32
ft= (t/m2) 97.623 109.89 217.80 221.57 235.67 226.16 226.12 112.11 109.33 107.54 105.89 104.13 102.35 99.93 98.77 0.00 -1216.73 -168.00 790.14
20-20 7.04 0.240 801.58
fb= (t/m2) -11.658 -23.16 -45.90 -46.69 -58.25 -55.72 -55.70 -27.62 -26.93 -26.49 -26.09 -25.65 -25.21 -24.62 -24.33 0.00 1432.47 197.79 1126.24
ft= (t/m2) 110.66 217.03 219.48 239.95 231.75 231.74 114.90 112.07 110.23 108.57 106.76 104.95 102.49 99.83 0.00 -1150.82 -152.95 806.63
21-21 6.60 0.202 814.94
fb= (t/m2) -21.19 -41.55 -42.02 -55.19 -53.30 -52.85 -26.43 -25.78 -25.35 -24.97 -24.55 -24.14 -23.57 -22.96 0.00 1361.45 180.94 1078.55
ft= (t/m2) 216.94 219.40 240.33 232.11 232.10 115.08 112.25 110.40 108.74 106.93 105.11 103.14 101.45 0.00 -1064.47 -134.64 804.85
22-22 6.19 0.195 812.01
fb= (t/m2) -35.42 -35.82 -49.27 -48.45 -47.59 -23.59 -23.01 -22.63 -22.29 -21.92 -21.55 -21.15 -20.80 0.00 1265.37 160.06 1031.93
ft= (t/m2) 206.98 234.98 233.51 233.55 115.81 112.98 111.12 109.47 107.65 105.85 103.87 102.18 0.00 -923.42 -106.67 747.87
23-23 5.68 0.207 755.66
fb= (t/m2) -22.93 -36.95 -36.72 -36.73 -18.21 -17.77 -17.47 -17.22 -16.93 -16.65 -16.33 -16.07 0.00 1104.63 127.60 962.25
ft= (t/m2) 223.30 225.55 231.69 112.90 112.10 110.25 108.65 106.84 105.08 103.12 101.45 0.00 -764.95 -76.80 699.17
24-24 5.22 0.192 705.43
fb= (t/m2) -20.79 -21.01 -21.58 -10.51 -10.44 -10.27 -10.12 -9.95 -9.79 -9.60 -9.45 0.00 920.65 92.43 869.59
ft= (t/m2) 207.35 222.84 112.84 110.11 108.30 106.75 104.97 103.27 101.34 99.71 0.00 -604.78 -48.39 624.31
25-25 4.80 0.173 629.61
fb= (t/m2) -3.12 -3.36 -1.70 -1.66 -1.63 -1.61 -1.58 -1.55 -1.53 -1.50 0.00 732.12 58.57 771.45
ft= (t/m2) 203.84 108.40 107.63 57.66 104.37 102.62 100.99 99.10 97.52 0.00 -456.73 -23.35 502.05
26-26 4.42 0.181 508.11
fb= (t/m2) 14.72 7.83 7.77 7.62 7.54 7.41 7.29 7.16 7.04 0.00 555.90 19.66 649.94
ft= (t/m2) 99.20 101.58 104.30 102.04 100.34 98.76 96.92 95.38 0.00 -329.65 -2.89 465.99
27-27 4.09 0.192 469.30
fb= (t/m2) 16.13 16.51 16.95 16.59 16.31 16.05 15.75 15.50 0.00 403.21 3.53 536.54
ft= (t/m2) 95.03 103.42 100.38 98.69 96.94 95.13 93.63 0.00 -226.94 12.52 468.80
28-28 3.80 0.167 467.27
fb= (t/m2) 23.72 25.82 25.05 24.63 24.20 23.75 23.37 0.00 278.80 -15.38 433.96
ft= (t/m2) 103.09 100.37 98.36 95.70 93.92 92.44 40.60 -147.93 23.76 500.32
29-29 3.55 0.173 499.89
fb= (t/m2) 33.83 32.93 32.27 31.40 30.81 30.33 146.71 182.42 -29.31 491.40
ft= (t/m2) 100.96 98.63 95.82 93.72 91.85 72.39 -89.72 31.31 494.97
30-30 3.35 0.541 491.96
fb= (t/m2) 39.82 38.90 37.79 36.97 36.23 214.38 110.99 -38.73 476.35
ft= (t/m2) 99.45 96.86 94.58 92.73 133.08 -48.76 36.14 504.09
31-31 3.20 0.580 508.97
fb= (t/m2) 44.41 43.25 42.24 41.41 344.07 60.46 -44.82 531.03
ft= (t/m2) 98.38 95.93 94.24 172.72 -21.73 39.03 478.56
32-32 3.09 0.640 488.58
fb= (t/m2) 47.59 46.41 45.59 408.81 27.00 -48.48 526.93
ft= (t/m2) 97.71 96.17 181.54 -6.11 40.15 409.46
33-33 3.02 0.735 425.32
fb= (t/m2) 49.44 48.66 408.81 17.63 -49.92 474.62
ft= (t/m2) 183.19 0.00 40.15 223.34
34-34 3.00 0.896 262.97
fb= (t/m2) 405.91 0.00 -49.95 355.97
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Shrinkage Loss in 5
2.55E-04 497.315 2.59E-04 504.500 2.60E-04 506.119 2.57E-04 501.821 2.54E-04 495.361 3.5E-06 6.863 3.7E-06 7.123 3.8E-06 7.316 3.8E-06 7.477 3.9E-06 7.623 497.315 511.623 513.435 509.298 502.984
Shrinkage Loss in
2.51E-04 488.919 4.25E-04 829.321 2.65E-04 517.472 2.65E-04 516.177 2.65E-04 517.353 4.0E-06 7.760 4.05E-06 7.893 4.12E-06 8.025 4.71E-06 9.180 4.31E-06 8.403 496.679 837.214 525.497 525.357 525.756
Shrinkage Loss in
2.66E-04 518.280 2.66E-04 518.482 2.66E-04 518.846 2.65E-04 517.066 2.63E-04 512.169 4.39E-06 8.551 4.47E-06 8.711 4.56E-06 8.887 4.66E-06 9.083 4.77E-06 9.306 526.831 527.193 527.733 526.149 521.475
Creep Loss in 16th Shrinkage Loss in 16th Creep Loss in 17th

Shrinkage Loss in
Change of Change of Shrinkage Loss 16th Change Creep Change Shrinkage
Loss 16th
Creep loss of
Creep Shrinkage loss stage of Creep loss loss stage
(kg/cm2) Shrinkage
strain=
2.61E-04 508.866 2.93E-06 5.708 514.574 2.55E-04 498.122 4.79E-06 9.340 507.462
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TOTAL LOSS UP TO FINAL CREEP & SHRINKAGE LOSS

TOTAL LOSS FOR RELAXATION LOSS
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FINAL PERMANENT STRESS AFTER AT INFINITY :
Max Min Nett Nett

Temp) Temp)
Loss 14.86% 16.03% 15.37% 14.24% 12.91% 12.70% 14.23% 10.55% 9.96% 10.54% 10.58% 10.19% 9.83% 9.60% 9.40% 7.83% 6.39%
ft= (t/m2) 80.593 91.897 100.13 200.52 198.54 209.33 195.33 201.74 100.17 97.73 95.90 94.61 93.25 91.82 89.89 88.18 0.00 -1261.37 -179.42 -281.04 169.09 307.80 757.93
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -7.420 -13.287 -22.25 -44.55 -44.11 -53.41 -49.84 -51.48 -25.56 -24.94 -24.47 -24.14 -23.79 -23.43 -22.94 -22.50 0.00 1477.83 210.21 329.27 -198.11 1539.22 1011.85
ft= (t/m2) 89.230 100.45 200.40 204.72 216.33 201.90 208.56 103.56 101.06 99.16 97.84 96.43 94.97 92.99 92.61 0.00 -1216.73 -168.00 -282.00 175.77 333.49 791.25
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -10.655 -21.17 -42.23 -43.14 -53.47 -49.74 -51.38 -25.51 -24.90 -24.43 -24.10 -23.76 -23.40 -22.91 -22.81 0.00 1432.47 197.79 332.00 -206.94 1498.66 959.72
ft= (t/m2) 101.16 199.69 202.79 220.26 206.89 213.75 106.14 103.59 101.64 100.31 98.87 97.39 95.36 93.60 0.00 -1150.82 -152.95 -276.98 178.85 360.70 816.53
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -19.37 -38.23 -38.83 -50.66 -47.58 -48.74 -24.41 -23.83 -23.38 -23.07 -22.74 -22.40 -21.93 -21.53 0.00 1361.45 180.94 327.67 -211.59 1443.37 904.11
ft= (t/m2) 199.61 202.71 220.61 207.21 214.08 106.31 103.75 101.80 100.47 99.02 97.54 95.98 95.12 0.00 -1064.47 -134.64 -266.70 178.88 378.39 823.97
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -32.59 -33.09 -45.23 -43.25 -43.89 -21.80 -21.27 -20.87 -20.60 -20.30 -20.00 -19.68 -19.50 0.00 1265.37 160.06 317.03 -212.64 1380.39 850.72
ft= (t/m2) 191.24 215.70 208.47 215.42 106.99 104.42 102.46 101.15 99.69 98.23 96.65 95.80 0.00 -923.42 -106.67 -244.68 173.12 361.46 779.25
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -21.19 -33.92 -32.78 -33.88 -16.82 -16.42 -16.11 -15.91 -15.68 -15.45 -15.20 -15.06 0.00 1104.63 127.60 292.69 -207.09 1276.50 776.72
ft= (t/m2) 204.98 201.35 213.70 104.29 103.62 101.67 100.39 98.94 97.51 95.95 95.12 0.00 -764.95 -76.80 -215.03 161.19 360.74 736.96
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -19.09 -18.75 -19.90 -9.71 -9.65 -9.47 -9.35 -9.21 -9.08 -8.93 -8.86 0.00 920.65 92.43 258.79 -194.00 1139.87 687.08
ft= (t/m2) 185.11 205.54 104.24 101.78 99.86 98.63 97.21 95.83 94.29 93.49 0.00 -604.78 -48.39 -181.38 156.04 341.44 678.86
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -2.79 -3.10 -1.57 -1.53 -1.50 -1.48 -1.46 -1.44 -1.42 -1.41 0.00 732.12 58.57 219.57 -188.90 992.55 584.08
ft= (t/m2) 188.02 100.13 99.49 53.17 96.43 95.04 93.71 92.21 91.43 0.00 -456.73 -23.35 -147.23 149.59 282.34 579.15
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 13.58 7.23 7.18 7.03 6.96 6.86 6.77 6.66 6.60 0.00 555.90 19.66 123.96 -125.95 768.39 518.48
ft= (t/m2) 91.64 93.89 96.18 94.28 92.92 91.64 90.18 89.43 0.00 -329.65 -2.89 -115.55 140.74 292.09 548.38
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 14.90 15.26 15.63 15.32 15.10 14.90 14.66 14.54 0.00 403.21 3.53 141.33 -172.15 668.38 354.90
ft= (t/m2) 87.84 95.36 92.74 91.40 89.95 88.52 87.79 0.00 -226.94 12.52 -91.22 130.48 327.97 549.66
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 21.93 23.80 23.15 22.81 22.45 22.10 21.91 0.00 278.80 -15.38 112.06 -160.29 533.64 261.28
ft= (t/m2) 95.06 92.74 91.09 88.80 87.39 86.67 38.63 -147.93 23.76 -75.53 120.02 380.70 576.26
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 31.19 30.43 29.89 29.14 28.67 28.44 139.60 182.42 -29.31 93.14 -148.01 563.61 322.46
ft= (t/m2) 93.28 91.33 88.92 87.21 86.12 68.88 -89.72 31.31 -61.60 109.86 395.74 567.20
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 36.79 36.03 35.07 34.40 33.97 203.99 110.99 -38.73 76.20 -135.90 528.70 316.60
ft= (t/m2) 92.10 89.88 88.01 86.95 126.63 -48.76 36.14 -49.29 100.43 421.66 571.38
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 41.13 40.14 39.30 38.83 327.39 60.46 -44.82 61.12 -124.53 563.55 377.90
ft= (t/m2) 91.30 89.27 88.36 164.34 -21.73 39.03 -38.37 91.77 412.19 542.33
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 44.17 43.18 42.75 388.99 27.00 -48.48 47.66 -114.00 545.28 383.61
ft= (t/m2) 90.92 90.17 172.74 -6.11 40.15 -29.44 83.66 358.43 471.53
33-33
fb= (t/m2) 46.01 45.62 388.99 17.63 -49.92 36.61 -104.02 484.94 344.31
ft= (t/m2) 174.31 0.00 40.15 -24.05 75.97 190.41 290.44
34-34
fb= (t/m2) 386.24 0.00 -49.95 29.92 -94.50 366.21 241.79
Hence OK
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XIX) FINAL STRESS AT INFINITY WHEN PRESTRESS IS 0.9 TIMES [CL-7.9.5.(6), IRC-112:2011]

Max Min Nett Nett
Temp) Temp)
Loss 14.86% 16.03% 15.37% 14.24% 12.91% 12.70% 14.23% 10.55% 9.96% 10.54% 10.58% 10.19% 9.83% 9.60% 9.40% 7.83% 6.39%
ft= (t/m2) 72.534 82.707 90.12 180.47 178.68 188.40 175.80 181.57 90.15 87.96 86.31 85.15 83.92 82.63 89.89 79.37 0.00 -1261.37 -179.42 -281.04 169.09 113.83 563.95
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -6.678 -11.958 -20.02 -40.10 -39.70 -48.07 -44.85 -46.33 -23.00 -22.44 -22.02 -21.72 -21.41 -21.08 -20.64 -20.25 0.00 1477.83 210.21 329.27 -198.11 1587.03 1059.65
ft= (t/m2) 80.307 90.40 180.36 184.25 194.70 181.71 187.71 93.21 90.95 89.24 88.06 86.79 85.48 83.69 83.35 0.00 -1216.73 -168.00 -282.00 175.77 133.46 591.23
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -9.590 -19.05 -38.01 -38.83 -48.12 -44.77 -46.24 -22.96 -22.41 -21.98 -21.69 -21.38 -21.06 -20.62 -20.53 0.00 1432.47 197.79 332.00 -206.94 1545.02 1006.08
ft= (t/m2) 91.04 179.72 182.51 198.24 186.20 192.37 95.53 93.23 91.48 90.28 88.98 87.65 85.83 84.24 0.00 -1150.82 -152.95 -276.98 178.85 166.56 622.39
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -17.43 -34.41 -34.94 -45.59 -42.82 -43.87 -21.97 -21.44 -21.04 -20.76 -20.46 -20.16 -19.74 -19.37 0.00 1361.45 180.94 327.67 -211.59 1486.04 946.78
ft= (t/m2) 179.65 182.44 198.55 186.49 192.67 95.68 93.37 91.62 90.42 89.12 87.79 86.38 85.61 0.00 -1064.47 -134.64 -266.70 178.88 193.97 639.55
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -29.33 -29.78 -40.71 -38.93 -39.50 -19.62 -19.14 -18.78 -18.54 -18.27 -18.00 -17.71 -17.55 0.00 1265.37 160.06 317.03 -212.64 1416.59 886.92
ft= (t/m2) 172.12 194.13 187.62 193.88 96.29 93.98 92.22 91.03 89.72 88.40 86.99 86.22 0.00 -923.42 -106.67 -244.68 173.12 197.84 615.63
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -19.07 -30.53 -29.51 -30.49 -15.14 -14.78 -14.50 -14.32 -14.11 -13.90 -13.68 -13.56 0.00 1104.63 127.60 292.69 -207.09 1301.34 801.56
ft= (t/m2) 184.48 181.22 192.33 93.86 93.25 91.50 90.35 89.05 87.76 86.36 85.60 0.00 -764.95 -76.80 -215.03 161.19 218.99 595.20
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -17.18 -16.88 -17.91 -8.74 -8.68 -8.52 -8.41 -8.29 -8.17 -8.04 -7.97 0.00 920.65 92.43 258.79 -194.00 1153.07 700.28
ft= (t/m2) 166.60 184.99 93.82 91.60 89.88 88.77 87.49 86.24 84.86 84.14 0.00 -604.78 -48.39 -181.38 156.04 223.84 561.26
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -2.51 -2.79 -1.41 -1.38 -1.35 -1.34 -1.32 -1.30 -1.28 -1.41 0.00 732.12 58.57 219.57 -188.90 994.18 585.71
ft= (t/m2) 169.21 90.12 89.54 47.85 86.79 85.53 84.34 82.99 82.29 0.00 -456.73 -23.35 -147.23 149.59 191.37 488.19
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 12.22 6.51 6.47 6.32 6.27 6.18 6.09 5.99 5.94 0.00 555.90 19.66 123.96 -125.95 761.51 511.60
ft= (t/m2) 82.48 84.50 86.56 84.86 83.63 82.48 81.16 80.48 0.00 -329.65 -2.89 -115.55 140.74 218.07 474.36
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 13.41 13.74 14.07 13.79 13.59 13.41 13.19 13.08 0.00 403.21 3.53 141.33 -172.15 656.35 342.87
ft= (t/m2) 79.05 85.83 83.47 82.26 80.96 79.67 79.01 0.00 -226.94 12.52 -91.22 130.48 264.61 486.30
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 19.73 21.42 20.83 20.53 20.21 19.89 19.72 0.00 278.80 -15.38 112.06 -160.29 517.82 245.47
ft= (t/m2) 85.56 83.47 81.98 79.92 78.65 78.01 34.77 -147.93 23.76 -75.53 120.02 322.66 518.22
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 28.07 27.39 26.90 26.22 25.81 25.59 125.64 182.42 -29.31 93.14 -148.01 531.87 290.72
ft= (t/m2) 83.95 82.20 80.03 78.49 77.51 62.00 -89.72 31.31 -61.60 109.86 344.17 515.63
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 33.11 32.42 31.56 30.96 30.57 183.59 110.99 -38.73 76.20 -135.90 490.67 278.58
ft= (t/m2) 82.89 80.89 79.21 78.25 113.96 -48.76 36.14 -49.29 100.43 373.31 523.02
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 37.02 36.12 35.37 34.94 294.65 60.46 -44.82 61.12 -124.53 514.87 329.22
ft= (t/m2) 82.17 80.34 79.52 147.91 -21.73 39.03 -38.37 91.77 368.86 499.00
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 39.75 38.87 38.47 350.09 27.00 -48.48 47.66 -114.00 493.37 331.71
ft= (t/m2) 81.83 81.15 155.47 -6.11 40.15 -29.44 83.66 323.05 436.15
33-33
fb= (t/m2) 41.41 41.06 350.09 17.63 -49.92 36.61 -104.02 436.88 296.24
ft= (t/m2) 156.88 0.00 40.15 -24.05 75.97 172.98 273.01
34-34
fb= (t/m2) 347.61 0.00 -49.95 29.92 -94.50 327.59 203.17
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Hence OK
XX) FINAL STRESS AT INFINITY WHEN PRESTRESS IS 1.1 TIMES [CL-7.9.5.(6), IRC-112:2011]

Max Min Nett Nett
Temp) Temp)
Loss 14.86% 16.03% 15.37% 14.24% 12.91% 12.70% 14.23% 10.55% 9.96% 10.54% 10.58% 10.19% 9.83% 9.60% 9.40% 7.83% 6.39%
ft= (t/m2) 88.653 101.086 110.14 220.57 218.39 230.26 214.87 221.92 110.19 107.51 105.49 104.07 102.57 101.00 89.89 97.00 0.00 -1261.37 -179.42 -281.04 169.09 501.78 951.90
19-19
fb= (t/m2) -8.162 -14.616 -24.47 -49.01 -48.52 -58.75 -54.82 -56.62 -28.11 -27.43 -26.92 -26.55 -26.17 -25.77 -25.23 -24.75 0.00 1477.83 210.21 329.27 -198.11 1491.41 964.04
ft= (t/m2) 98.152 110.49 220.44 225.19 237.96 222.09 229.42 113.92 111.16 109.08 107.63 106.08 104.47 102.29 101.87 0.00 -1216.73 -168.00 -282.00 175.77 533.51 991.28
20-20
fb= (t/m2) -11.721 -23.29 -46.46 -47.46 -58.81 -54.71 -56.52 -28.07 -27.39 -26.87 -26.51 -26.13 -25.74 -25.20 -25.10 0.00 1432.47 197.79 332.00 -206.94 1452.29 913.36
ft= (t/m2) 111.27 219.65 223.07 242.29 227.58 235.12 116.76 113.95 111.81 110.34 108.75 107.13 104.90 102.96 0.00 -1150.82 -152.95 -276.98 178.85 554.84 1010.67
21-21
fb= (t/m2) -21.30 -42.05 -42.71 -55.72 -52.34 -53.62 -26.85 -26.21 -25.71 -25.38 -25.01 -24.64 -24.13 -23.68 0.00 1361.45 180.94 327.67 -211.59 1400.70 861.44
ft= (t/m2) 219.57 222.99 242.67 227.93 235.49 116.94 114.12 111.98 110.52 108.92 107.30 105.57 104.63 0.00 -1064.47 -134.64 -266.70 178.88 562.81 1008.39
22-22
fb= (t/m2) -35.85 -36.40 -49.75 -47.58 -48.28 -23.98 -23.40 -22.96 -22.66 -22.33 -22.00 -21.65 -21.45 0.00 1265.37 160.06 317.03 -212.64 1344.18 814.51
ft= (t/m2) 210.36 237.27 229.31 236.97 117.69 114.87 112.71 111.26 109.66 108.05 106.32 105.38 0.00 -923.42 -106.67 -244.68 173.12 525.08 942.88
23-23
fb= (t/m2) -23.31 -37.31 -36.06 -37.27 -18.51 -18.06 -17.72 -17.50 -17.24 -16.99 -16.72 -16.57 0.00 1104.63 127.60 292.69 -207.09 1251.65 751.87
ft= (t/m2) 225.48 221.49 235.07 114.72 113.98 111.83 110.42 108.83 107.26 105.55 104.63 0.00 -764.95 -76.80 -215.03 161.19 502.49 878.71
24-24
fb= (t/m2) -21.00 -20.63 -21.89 -10.68 -10.61 -10.42 -10.28 -10.13 -9.99 -9.83 -9.74 0.00 920.65 92.43 258.79 -194.00 1126.67 673.87
ft= (t/m2) 203.62 226.10 114.67 111.96 109.85 108.49 106.93 105.41 103.72 102.83 0.00 -604.78 -48.39 -181.38 156.04 459.04 796.46
25-25
fb= (t/m2) -3.07 -3.41 -1.73 -1.69 -1.65 -1.63 -1.61 -1.59 -1.56 -1.41 0.00 732.12 58.57 219.57 -188.90 990.92 582.45
ft= (t/m2) 206.82 110.15 109.44 58.49 106.07 104.54 103.08 101.44 100.58 0.00 -456.73 -23.35 -147.23 149.59 373.30 670.12
26-26
fb= (t/m2) 14.94 7.95 7.90 7.73 7.66 7.55 7.44 7.33 7.26 0.00 555.90 19.66 123.96 -125.95 775.28 525.37
ft= (t/m2) 100.81 103.28 105.79 103.71 102.21 100.81 99.20 98.37 0.00 -329.65 -2.89 -115.55 140.74 366.10 622.39
27-27
fb= (t/m2) 16.39 16.79 17.20 16.86 16.61 16.39 16.12 15.99 0.00 403.21 3.53 141.33 -172.15 680.42 366.93
ft= (t/m2) 96.62 104.90 102.02 100.53 98.95 97.37 96.57 0.00 -226.94 12.52 -91.22 130.48 391.33 613.02
28-28
fb= (t/m2) 24.12 26.18 25.46 25.09 24.70 24.31 24.10 0.00 278.80 -15.38 112.06 -160.29 549.45 277.10
ft= (t/m2) 104.57 102.02 100.20 97.68 96.13 95.34 42.49 -147.93 23.76 -75.53 120.02 438.74 634.30
29-29
fb= (t/m2) 34.31 33.47 32.88 32.05 31.54 31.28 153.56 182.42 -29.31 93.14 -148.01 595.34 354.19
ft= (t/m2) 102.61 100.47 97.81 95.93 94.74 75.77 -89.72 31.31 -61.60 109.86 447.32 618.78
30-30
fb= (t/m2) 40.47 39.63 38.58 37.84 37.37 224.39 110.99 -38.73 76.20 -135.90 566.72 354.62
ft= (t/m2) 101.31 98.87 96.81 95.64 139.29 -48.76 36.14 -49.29 100.43 470.02 619.74
31-31
fb= (t/m2) 45.24 44.15 43.23 42.71 360.13 60.46 -44.82 61.12 -124.53 612.23 426.58
ft= (t/m2) 100.43 98.19 97.20 180.78 -21.73 39.03 -38.37 91.77 455.51 585.66
32-32
fb= (t/m2) 48.58 47.50 47.02 427.89 27.00 -48.48 47.66 -114.00 597.18 435.52
ft= (t/m2) 100.01 99.19 190.02 -6.11 40.15 -29.44 83.66 393.81 506.91
33-33
fb= (t/m2) 50.61 50.19 427.89 17.63 -49.92 36.61 -104.02 533.00 392.37
ft= (t/m2) 191.74 0.00 40.15 -24.05 75.97 207.84 307.87
34-34
fb= (t/m2) 424.86 0.00 -49.95 29.92 -94.50 404.83 280.41
Hence OK
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20. CHECK FOR ULTIMATE STRENGTH:
Minimum Area of longitudinal reinforcement 0.18%

Area at support section= 17.445 m2
Required area of steel 31401 sqmm
Provide 12 mm dia 420 no. bar. OK
Area at mid/tip section= 12.045 m2
Required area of steel 21681 sqmm
Provide 12 mm dia 270 no. bar. OK
Checking as Non-Prestressed high tensile reinforcement

Support Section
Mu=M1+M2 1.35DL+1.75 SIDL+1.5LL+1.5BRAKING+0.9WIND
Mu=Design Moment= 102950.59 T-m
M1=.9*fp*Asp*db1 227212.01 T-m >102950.59 T-m
2
fp= Ultimate tensile strength of steel= 186743 t/m
No. of cables at support section = 63
Total area of cable=Asp= 1675.8 cm2 = 1.68E-01 m2
db = the depth of beam from the maximum compression edge to the centre of gravity of tendons
= 7.260 m for composite section
No extra reinforcement is required.

Checking as Crushing of Concrete
Mult= .176*b*d2*fck+(2/3)*.8*(Bf-b)*(db-t/2)*t*fck
= 143796.1 T-m
b=Width of web= 1200 mm
d= Total depth= 7260 mm
fck= 60 Mpa
Bf= 8800 mm
t= 450 mm
The section is safe.
Mid Section
Mu=M1+M2 1.35DL+1.75 SIDL+1.5LL+1.5BRAKING+0.9WIND
Mu=Design Moment= 1885.05 T-m
M1=.9*fp*Asp*db1 17137.39 T-m >1885.051 T-m
2
fp= Ultimate tensile strength of steel= 186743 t/m
No. of cables at support section = 12
Total area of cable=Asp= 319.2 cm2 = 3.19E-02 m2
db = the depth of beam from the maximum compression edge to the centre of gravity of tendons
= 2.875 m for composite section
No extra reinforcement is required.

Checking as Crushing of Concrete
Mult= .176*b*d2*fck+(2/3)*.8*(Bf-b)*(db-t/2)*t*fck
= 7866.8 T-m
b=Width of web= 1200 mm
d= Total depth= 2875 mm
fck= 60 Mpa
Bf= 15 mm
t= 250 mm
The section is safe.
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15. DESIGN OF SHEAR :
Concrete strength = 60 Mpa

Strength of HYSD bar = 500 Mpa
i) At Support Section
Design shear force, VED= = 1.35DL+1.75 SIDL+1.5LL+1.5BRAKING+0.9WIND
= 39414 KN
VRds=VNs = 39414 KN
fcp= Stress at composite centroid due to prestress
=
= 2066.9977 t/m2
= 20.670 Mpa 0.77 fcd
fcd= .67*fck/1.5= = 26.8 Mpa PN-87,IRC-112:2011
Maximum allowable shear force, taking,θ=45° Eq-10.8,IRC-112:2011
VRdmax= αcw*bw*z*v1*(fcd/(cotθ+tanθ)) = 40056 KN The section is safe in shear
αcw= = 0.5718
bw= = 1200 mm
z=lever arm = 0.97 d
= 7260 mm
v1= strength reduction factor for concrete cracked in shear 0.6
θ= 45 °
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Allowable shear force without shear reinforcement Cl-10.3.2(2),IRC-112:2011

Relief in shear due to prestress= = 0 KN
Design shear force = 39414.00 KN
VRdc= [0.12*K*(80*ρ1*fck)0.33+ 0.15*σcp]*bw*d = 8917 KN Shear Reinforcement is required.
Vrd.c min = (Vmin+0.15σcp )bw*d = 9639 KN
Vmin = 0.031*K3/2fck1/2 = 0.302
K= = 1.17
ρ1 = = 0.0008
σcp = = 5.360 Mpa
Calculation of Reinforcement Eq-10.7,IRC-112:2011

VRds=Asw/s*z*fywd*cotθ
Provide 2 L 25 mm dia stp@ 100 mm c/c.
Asw= = 981 sqmm

fywd=.8*fyk/γm= = 347.83 Mpa
θ= = 21.8 °
S= = 157.1909021 mm Hence OK
Reinforcement Ratio= = 0.001126246 Hence OK
Minimum shear reinforcement ratio = 0.001115419 Eq-10.20,IRC-112:2011
16. DESIGN OF END BLOCK FOR BURSTING TENSILE FORCE: (Cl-13.5.1, IRC-112:2011)
Prestressing force applied at cable-1=Pk= 452.0 T

Load Factor= 1.3
Side of equivalent square of bearing
bearing plate,2Y
plate,2Yp0= 237 mm 385 1
Side of loaded area,2Y0= 570 mm
Yp0/Y0= 0.5 670
Fbst/Pk= 0.16
Bursting tensile force=Fbst= 723.25 KN 400
Tensile strength for mild steel, Fe250= 217.5 Mpa

Reinforcement required= 3325 mm2
Provide 2 no 16 dia spiral @ 50 mm pitch.
Steel provided= 4581.888 mm2
Hence Ok
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Design of Substructure
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DESIGN OF PIER SHAFT

DATA
Width of Bridge= 14.80 m

Carraige way= 10.50 m
Thickness of SuperStructure at support= 7.5 m
Thickness of SuperStructure at mid span= 3.7 m
Dia of Pier = 5.00 m
2
Area of section = 19.64 m
Grade of concrete : M 60
Grade of steel = Fe 500
Ecm of concrete = 37000 N/mm2 (From table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page no. 38)
Es of steel = 200000 N/mm2
(From clause6.3.5, IRC:112-2011, page no. 32)
Design compressive strength of concrete = σc = fcd = αfck/γm = 26.800 N/mm2
Design peak strength of steel = fy/γs = 434.7826 N/mm2
Dia of section = 5.00 m
Concrete failure strain = εcu1 = 0.0035 (Table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page-38)

Concrete limiting strain = εc2 = 0.002 (Table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page-38)
Yield strain of steel = 0.87fy/Es = 0.00218
Limiting strain of steel = (0.87fy/Es+0.002) = 0.00418
Clear height of Pier shaft = 26.8 m (upto Pier cap top)
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SAP Output
At Top Support At Middle At Bottom Face
Loads V MAX ML MT HL HT V MAX ML MT HL HT VMAX ML MT HL HT
Dead Load 45988 90479 0 3653 0 51824 47057 0 3653 0 57659 7299 0 3653 0
SIDL 3328 8644 0 351 0 3328 4472 0 351 0 3328 745 0 351 0
Surfacing 3301 8576 0 349 0 3301 4437 0 349 0 3301 739 0 349 0
Class A(3L/1S) LL1 1836 14131 1884 482 17 1836 8439 1812 482 17 1836 2856 1745 482 17
70R Wh.+ Class A(3L/1S) LL2 1720 13291 2801 454 23 1720 7938 2692 454 23 1720 2692 612 454 23
Special Vehicle (1L/1S) LL3 3876 29125 1528 995 10 3876 17366 1470 885 10 3876 5821 1413 995 10
Braking Class A 5 4031 0 272 0 5 807 0 272 0 5 3227 0 272 0
Braking 70R 7 5750 0 387 0 7 1151 0 387 0 7 4603 0 387 0
Wind Horizontal loangitudinal 8 6280 0 423 0 8 1256 0 423 0 8 5027 0 423 0
Wind Horizontal transverse 1 0 6498 0 1029 1 0 15443 0 1458 1 0 32759 0 1458
Wind Vertical UP -2605 6767 0 275 0 -2605 3501 0 275 0 -2605 583 0 275 0
Wind Vertical Down 2605 6767 0 275 0 2605 3501 0 275 0 2605 583 0 275 0
Seismic 94 81664 0 5495 0 94 16338 0 5495 0 94 65369 0 5495 0
Heating -101 96738 0 6981 0 -101 13751 0 6981 0 -101 90114 0 6981 0
Cooling 126 96738 0 6981 0 126 13751 0 6981 0 126 90114 0 6981 0
LOAD COMBINATION
ULS SLS
Loads COMB1 COMB2 COMB3 COMB4 COMB5 COMB6 COMB7 COMB8 COMB9 COMB10 COMB11 COMB12 COMB13 COMB14 COMB15 COMB16 COMB17COMB18
Dead Load 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
SIDL 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Surfacing 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Class A(3L/1S) LL1 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - -
70R Wh.+ Class A(3L/1S) LL2 - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 -
Special Vehicle (1L/1S) LL3 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00
Braking Class A 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - -
Braking 70R - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 -
Wind Horizontal loangitudinal - - - 0.90 0.90 0.00 - - - - - - 0.60 0.60 0.00 - - -
Wind Horizontal transverse - - - - - - 0.90 0.90 0.00 - - - - - - 0.60 0.60 0.00
Wind Vertical UP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Wind Vertical Down - - - 0.90 0.90 0.00 0.90 0.90 0.00 - - - 0.60 0.60 0.00 0.60 0.60 0.00
Seismic - - - - - - - - - 1.50 1.50 0.00 - - - - - -
Heating - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Cooling - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.60 0.60 0.00 0.60 0.60 0.00
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LOAD COMBINATION FOR ABUTMENT SHAFT BASE (For Ultimate Limit State)
outer moment outer moment
LOAD At Support At Middle At Bottom
SL COMBINATION V MAX ML MT HL HT V MAX ML MT HL HT VMAX ML MT HL HT
NON SEISMIC
1 COMB1 75114.9 176067.1 2826.0 7147.2 25.5 82993.5 91197.9 2718.0 7147.2 25.5 90870.7 21277.2 2617.5 7147.2 25.5
2 COMB2 74943.9 177385.6 4201.5 7277.7 34.5 82822.5 90962.4 4038.0 7277.7 34.5 90699.7 23095.2 918.0 7277.7 34.5
3 COMB3 78167.4 192511.6 2292.0 7508.7 15.0 86046.0 103377.9 2205.0 7343.7 15.0 93923.2 20884.2 2119.5 7508.7 15.0
4 COMB4 77466.1 187809.1 2826.0 7775.4 25.5 85344.7 95479.4 2718.0 7775.4 25.5 93222.0 26325.7 2617.5 7775.4 25.5
5 COMB5 77295.1 189127.6 4201.5 7905.9 34.5 85173.7 95243.9 4038.0 7905.9 34.5 93051.0 28143.7 918.0 7905.9 34.5
WIND
6 COMB6 78167.4 192511.6 2292.0 7508.7 15.0 86046.0 103377.9 2205.0 7343.7 15.0 93923.2 20884.2 2119.5 7508.7 15.0
7 COMB7 77460.0 182157.4 8674.2 7394.7 951.6 85338.6 94348.8 16616.3 7394.7 1337.7 93215.9 21801.9 32100.8 7394.7 1337.7
8 COMB8 77289.0 183475.9 10049.7 7525.2 960.6 85167.6 94113.3 17936.3 7525.2 1346.7 93044.9 23619.9 30401.3 7525.2 1346.7
9 COMB9 78167.4 192511.6 2292.0 7508.7 15.0 86046.0 103377.9 2205.0 7343.7 15.0 93923.2 20884.2 2119.5 7508.7 15.0
10 COMB10 72862.6 274952.5 376.8 14409.5 3.4 80741.2 103685.1 362.4 14409.5 3.4 88618.4 111422.8 349.0 14409.5 3.4
SEISMIC
11 COMB11 72839.8 275128.3 560.2 14426.9 4.6 80718.4 103653.7 538.4 14426.9 4.6 88595.6 111665.2 122.4 14426.9 4.6
12 COMB12 73128.6 154649.1 305.6 6215.2 2.0 81007.2 80802.1 294.0 6193.2 2.0 88884.4 13316.9 282.6 6215.2 2.0
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LOAD COMBINATION FOR ABUTMENT SHAFT BASE (For Servicibility Limit State)
LOAD At Support At Middle At Bottom
SL COMBINATION V MAX ML MT HL HT V MAX ML MT HL HT VMAX ML MT HL HT
13 COMB13 56101.10 191731.85 1884.00 9714.40 17.00 61937.10 76316.95 1812.00 9714.40 17.00 67772.10 72300.10 1745.00 9714.40 17.00
14 COMB14 55987.10 192610.85 2801.00 9801.40 23.00 61823.10 76159.95 2692.00 9801.40 23.00 67658.10 73512.10 612.00 9801.40 23.00
NON SEISMIC
15 COMB15 56493.00 136824.00 1528.00 5348.00 10.00 62329.00 73332.00 1470.00 5238.00 10.00 68164.00 14604.00 1413.00 5348.00 10.00
16 COMB16 56097.05 187964.00 5782.80 9460.60 634.40 61933.05 75563.20 11077.50 9460.60 891.80 67768.05 69284.20 21400.55 9460.60 891.80
17 COMB17 55983.05 188843.00 6699.80 9547.60 640.40 61819.05 75406.20 11957.50 9547.60 897.80 67654.05 70496.20 20267.55 9547.60 897.80
18 COMB18 56493.00 136824.00 1528.00 5348.00 10.00 62329.00 73332.00 1470.00 5238.00 10.00 68164.00 14604.00 1413.00 5348.00 10.00
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C. PIER SHAFT DESIGN (Bottom Section)

Total Load on Pier (Ultimate Loads) (Loads in KN, moments in KN-m)
Resultant
Vu MLu MTu
Load Case Moment
COMB11 Maximum longitudinal Moment case 88595.60 111665.15 122.40 111665.2
COMB7 Maximum Transverse Moment case 93215.88 21801.85 32100.83 38804.43
COMB3 Maximum vertical load case 93923.20 20884.15 2119.50 20991.43
COMB11 Minimum vertical load case 88595.60 111665.15 122.40 111665.2
Section Check at Pier Base

Diameter of Pier Shaft, D = 5.00 m = 5000 mm
Clear cover to the reinforcement = 50 mm
2
fck of concrete = 60 N/mm
2
fy of steel = 500 N/mm
d= 4.89 m
for bundle bar of 2 32mm dia bar in inner layer
Diameter of bars provided = mm
Spacing = mm
No. of bars provided = Nos.
for bundle bar of 2 32mm dia bar in outer layer
Diameter of bars provided = 32 mm
No. of bars provided = 107 Nos.
Spacing = 143 mm
Total reinforcement = 172109.012 mm2
Percentage of stee, p = 0.877 %

So, p/fck = 0.015
d'/D = 0.016
(MEdr/MRd)â =
Pu/fck.D2 Mu/fckD3 MRd MEdr/MRd a=
COMB11 0.059 0.037 277500 0.402 2 0.17 OK
COMB7 0.062 0.038 285000 0.076 2 0.01 OK
COMB3 0.063 0.039 292500 0.071 2 0.01 OK
COMB11 0.059 0.037 277500 0.402 2 0.17 OK
Provide distribution reinforcement 12 mm dia. @ 150 mm c/c
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Total Servicibility Loads (Loads in KN, moments in KN-m)

Load Case Vu MLu MTu MRu
Maximum longitudinal
COMB18 68164 73512 1413 73526
Moment case
Circular Section with eccentricity:

M 7353 Ton-m Grade of Concrete M60
P 6816 Ton Grade of Steel Fe500
m 5.405
D 500 cm
Case: Non-Seismic
Main bar dia= 32 mm
Distributor bar dia= 12 mm
Clea Cover= 50 mm
Allowable Stresses:
Charecteristic Compressive strength,f ck= 60 Mpa
Direct Compressive Stress ,σco= 15 Mpa
Flexural compressive Stress,σc= 28.8 Mpa
Modulus of Elasticity of concrete,e= 37000 Mpa
Tension in flexure & Combined Bending ,σst= 400 Mpa
Tension in Shear= 200 Mpa
Direct Compression ,σsc= 205 Mpa
Deff 492.2 cm
Perimeter 1546.292 cm
Provide 32 mm @ 140 mm c/c. IN 2 LAYERS
No.= 107
Ast= 1721.09 sq.cm 0.88 % OK
Assume NA at a depth of 372.0000 cm from extreme compression fibre.
x/D= 0.7440
A= 0.22
B= 0.59
C= 0.32
Distance of CG of effective segment from the centre of circle= 55 cm
Effective area of segment= 147500 sq.cm
Effective moment of inertia of segment about ists own centroid= 1.25E+09 cm4
Transfomed are due to area of steel= 7582.1 sq.cm
Effective total area= 155082.1 sq.cm
Distance of CGeff of effective segment from the physical centroid of whole section is=
e'= 52.311 cm
e-e'= 55.55485 cm
Ieff= 1.5E+09 cm4
Distance of NA below CGeff= 173.7726 cm
compared to 174.311 cm Hence OK
Compressive stress in concrete= 43.95349 + 50.00284

= 93.956 Kg/sqcm 9.40 Mpa < 28.8 Mpa, Hence Ok
Tensile stress in steel= 145.6621 Kg/sqcm 14.57 Mpa
< 400 Mpa, Hence Ok
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Section is checked at pier bottom

2
considering this is a square section
Length of one side of inscribed square = 3.536 m
Width = 3.536 m
Es of steel = 200000 N/mm2 (From clause6.3.5, IRC:112-2011, page no. 32)

1413
COMB18 Maximum longitudinal Moment case 68164.00 73512.10
73525.68
COMB15 Maximum vertical load case 68164.00 14604.00 1413 14672.2
Depth of section = 3.536 m

2
Total reinforcement provided in one side= 43027 mm
Effective depth "d" = 3458 mm
Crack width check:
Crack width, Wk = Sr.max(sm-cm) Where, Sr.max = Maximum crack spacing

sm = mean strain in the reinforcement under the relavant combination of loads
cm = mean strain in the concrete between cracks.
Now,
(Eq. 12.6, IRC:112-2011, page-125)
Where, sc = stress in the tension reinforcement = 14.57 Mpa
e = Es/Ecm = 5.4054
.eff = As/Ac.eff Where, Ac.eff = Effective area of concrete in tension, surrounding
the reinforcement of depth h c.eff
Where, hc.eff = lesser of the followings
2.5(h-d);(h-x/3);or h/2
Where, A = level of steel centroid
B = Effective tension area, Ac.eff
1,2 = greater and lesser tensile strain
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So, hc.eff = 195 mm

2
Ac.eff = 195000 mm
Now. eff = As/Ac.eff = 0.2206526
close (i.e <=5(c+ /2)), the maximum crack spacing,
Where, = diameter of bar = 32 mm c = clear cover = 50 mm

So,Sr.max = 194.654 mm
And, sm-cm = -2.654E-05
Minimum value of sm -cm = 4.37E-05
So, governing value of sm -cm = 4.36986E-05
So, crack width, Wk = Sr.max(sm-cm) = 0.009 mm

Maximum crack width = 0.3 mm (Table 12.1, IRC:112-2011, page-122)
crack width within permissible limit
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D. PIER SHAFT DESIGN (MIDDLE SECTION)

Resultant
Vu MLu MTu
Load Case Moment

2
2
d= 4.89 m
Diameter of bars provided = mm
Spacing = mm
No. of bars provided = Nos.
Spacing = 143 mm

So, p/fck = 0.015
d'/D = 0.016
(MEdr/MRd)â =
COMB10 0.054 0.035 262500 0.395 2 0.16 OK
COMB8 0.057 0.036 270000 0.355 2 0.13 OK
COMB3 0.057 0.036 270000 0.383 2 0.15 OK
COMB11 0.054 0.035 262500 0.395 2 0.16 OK
Provide distribution reinforcement 12 mm dia. @ 150 mm c/c
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COMB18 Maximum longitudinal 62329 76317 1470 76331

m 5.405
D 500 cm
Case: Non-Seismic
Main bar dia= 32 mm
Clea Cover= 50 mm
Allowable Stresses:
Deff 492.2 cm
No.= 107
Ast= 1721.09 sq.cm 0.88 % OK
Assume NA at a depth of 337.0000 cm from extreme compression fibre.
x/D= 0.6740
A= 0.25
B= 0.56
C= 0.29
Distance of CG of effective segment from the centre of circle= 61.5 cm
e'= 58.36167 cm
e-e'= 64.10316 cm
Ieff= 1.38E+09 cm4

< 400 Mpa, Hence Ok
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Section is checked at pier middle

2
considering this is a square section
Length of one side of inscribed square = 3.536 m

Width of section = 3.536 m

Concrete failure strain = εcu1 = 0.0035 (Table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page-38)
Concrete limiting strain = εc2 = 0.002 (Table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page-38)
Clear cover = 50 mm

1470
76331.11
2
Total reinforcement provided in one side= 43027 mm
Crack width check:

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Now,
(Eq. 12.6, IRC:112-2011, page-125)
e = Es/Ecm = 5.4054
2.5(h-d);(h-x/3);or h/2
So, hc.eff = 320 mm

2
Ac.eff = 320000 mm

And, sm-cm = -1.783E-05
Minimum value of sm -cm = 6.636E-05
So, governing value of sm -cm = 6.63569E-05

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E. PIER SHAFT DESIGN (TOP SECTION)

Resultant
Vu MLu MTu
Load Case Moment

2
2
d= 4.89 m
Spacing = 140 mm
Spacing = 143 mm

So, p/fck = 0.029
d'/D = 0.022
(MEdr/MRd)â =
COMB11 0.049 0.05 375000 0.734 2 0.54 OK
COMB8 0.052 0.051 382500 0.480 2 0.23 OK
COMB3 0.052 0.051 382500 0.503 2 0.25 OK
COMB11 0.049 0.05 375000 0.734 2 0.54 OK
Provide distribution reinforcement 12 mm dia. @ 150 mm c/c in outer layer

Provide distribution reinforcement 12 mm dia. @ 300 mm c/c in inner layer
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Maximum longitudinal
COMB18 56493 192611 1528 192617
Moment case

m 5.405
D 500 cm
Case: Non-Seismic
Main bar dia= 32 mm
Clea Cover= 50 mm
Allowable Stresses:
Deff 489.8 cm
No.= 107
Ast= 3440.435 sq.cm 1.75 % OK
Assume NA at a depth of 180 cm from extreme compression fibre.
x/D= 0.3600
A= 0.57
B= 0.26
C= 0.04
Distance of CG of effective segment from the centre of circle= 142.5 cm
e'= 115.5552 cm
e-e'= 225.402 cm
Ieff= 8.37E+08 cm4

< 400 Mpa, Hence Ok
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Section is checked at pier top

2
considering this is a inscribed square
Depth = 3.54 m
Width = 3.54 m


1528
192616.9
Total reinforcement provided in one side= 86055 mm2

Crack width check:
Crack width, Wk = Sr.max( sm- cm) Where, Sr.max = Maximum crack spacing
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Now,
(Eq. 12.6, IRC:112-2011, page-125)
e = Es/Ecm = 5.4054
2.5(h-d);(h-x/3);or h/2
 1, 2 = greater and lesser tensile strain
So, hc.eff = 275 mm

2
Ac.eff = 275000 mm

And,  sm- cm = 0.0011366
Minimum value of  sm - cm = 0.0007335
So, governing value of  sm - cm = 0.001136563
So, crack width, Wk = Sr.max( sm- cm) = 0.213 mm

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Design of Pile & Pile Cap
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DESIGN OF PILE CAP

Sap output
LOAD TABLE
Loads Vu MAX MLu MT HLu HT
Dead Load 57659 7299 0 3653 0
SIDL 3328 745 0 351 0
Surfacing 3301 739 0 349 0
Class A(3L/1S) LL1 1836 2856 1745 482 17
70R Wh.+ Class A(3L/1S) LL2 1720 2692 612 454 23
Special Vehicle (1L/1S) LL3 3876 5821 1413 995 10
Braking Class A 5 3227 0 272 0
Braking 70R 7 4603 0 387 0
Wind Horizontal loangitudinal 10 6702 0 564 0
Wind Horizontal transverse 1 0 43679 0 1944
Wind Vertical UP -2605 583 0 275 0
Wind Vertical Down 2605 583 0 275 0
Seismic 94 65369 0 5495 0
Heating -101 90114 0 6981 0
Cooling 126 90114 0 6981 0
LOAD COMBINATION
ULS SLS
COMF COMF COMF COMF COMF COMF COMF COMF1 COMF COMF COMF1 COMF1 COMF COMF COMF1 COMF COMF COMF COMF
COMF4 COMF6
Loads 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 0 11 12 3 4 15 16 7 18 19 20 21
Dead Load 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
SIDL 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Surfacing 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Class A(3L/1S) LL1 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.30 - - 1.30 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - -
70R Wh.+ Class A(3L/1S) LL2 - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.30 - - 1.30 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 -
Special Vehicle (1L/1S) LL3 - - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.30 - - 1.30 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00
Braking Class A 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.30 - - 1.30 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - -
Braking 70R - 1.50 - - 1.50 - - 1.30 - - 1.30 - - 0.20 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 -
Wind Horizontal loangitudinal 0.90 0.90 0.90 - - - 0.80 0.80 0.80 - - - - - - 0.60 0.60 0.60 - - -
Wind Horizontal transverse - - - 0.90 0.90 0.90 - - - 0.80 0.80 0.80 - - - - - - 0.60 0.60 0.60
Wind Vertical UP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Wind Vertical Down 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 - - - 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60
Seismic - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.50 1.50 1.50 - - - - - -
Heating - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Cooling 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60
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Self weight of foundation slab = 29704 KN
LOAD COMBINATION FOR PILE CAP (For Ultimate Limit State)
SL LOAD COMBINATION
VMAX ML MT HL HT
1 COMF1 133438 108936 2618 14185 26
2 COMF2 133267 110754 918 14316 35
3 COMF3 136490 108543 2120 14547 15
4 COMF4 133430 102904 41929 13678 1775
5 COMF5 133259 104722 40229 13808 1784
6 COMF6 136482 102511 41431 14039 1765
7 COMF7 98578 94610 2269 11589 22
8 COMF8 98430 96186 796 11702 30

SEISMIC
9 COMF9 101223 94270 1837 11903 13
10 COMF10 98571 89249 37212 11138 1577
11 COMF11 98422 90824 35739 11251 1585
12 COMF12 101216 88908 36780 11451 1568
13 COMF13 128781 156480 349 17900 3
14 COMF14 128759 156722 122 17917 5
15 COMF15 129188 156427 283 17948 2
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LOAD COMBINATION FOR PILE CAP (For Servicibility Limit State)

At Support
LOAD COMBINATION
SL VMAX ML MT HL HT
COMF16 97477 73305 1745 9799 17
16
COMF17 97363 74517 612 9886 23
17
NON SEISMIC
COMF18
18 99512 73043 1413 10040 10
COMF19
19 97472 69284 27952 9461 1183
COMF20
20 97358 70496 26819 9548 1189
COMF21
21 99507 69022 27620 9702 1176
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CHECK FOR PILE CAPACITY
Diameter of pile = 2.5 m

C/C of pile along longitudinal direction = 5 m
C/C of pile along transeverse direction = 5 m
No. of piles along longitudinal direction = 4 nos.
No. of piles along transeverse direction = 4 nos.
Pile cap dimension in longitudinal direction = 17.8 m as per requirement of pile no.
Pier dimension in longitudinal direction = 5 m as per requirement abutment
dist. Betwn. c/c of Pile in longitudinal direction = 5 m
Final Pile cap dimension in longitudinal direction = 17.8 m
Pile cap dimension in transeverse direction = 17.8 m as per requirement of pile no.
Abutment dimension in transeverse direction = 5.0 m as per requirement abutment
dist. Betwn. c/c of Pile in Transverse direction = 5.000 m
Final Pile cap dimension in Transverse direction = 17.800 m
Depth of pile cap = 3.750 m
Earth height above pile cap = 0.000 m
Clear cover = 0.075 m
Effective depth of pile cap = 3.659 m
17.8 5.00
17.8
Self weight of pile cap = 14257.8 KN
Load combination for pile load (with unfactored load)
in KN
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LOAD TABLE
Loads Vu MAX MLu MT HLu HT
Dead Load 57659 7299 0 3653 0
SIDL 3328 745 0 351 0
Surfacing 3301 739 0 349 0
Class A(3L/1S) LL1 1836 2856 1745 482 17
70R Wh.+ Class A(3L/1S) LL2 1720 2692 612 454 23
Special Vehicle (1L/1S) LL3 3876 5821 1413 995 10
Braking Class A 5 3227 0 272 0
Braking 70R 7 4603 0 387 0
Wind Horizontal loangitudinal 10 6702 0 564 0
Wind Horizontal transverse 1 0 43679 0 1944
Wind Vertical UP -2605 583 0 275 0
Wind Vertical Down 2605 583 0 275 0
Seismic 94 65369 0 5495 0
Heating -101 90114 0 6981 0
Cooling 126 90114 0 6981 0
LOAD COMBINATION
NON SEISMIC SEISMIC HORIZONTAL CAPACITY
COMP COMP COMP1 COMP COMP1 COMP1 COMPH COMP COMP
COMP1 COMP2 COMP3 COMP4 COMP5 COMP6 COMP7 COMP8
Loads 9 10 1 12 3 4 1 H2 H3
Dead Load 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
SIDL 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Surfacing 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Class A(3L/1S) LL1 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - - - 1.00 - -
70R Wh.+ Class A(3L/1S) LL2 - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - - - 1.00 -
Special Vehicle (1L/1S) LL3 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - - - 1.00
Braking Class A 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - - - 1.00 - -
Braking 70R - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - 1.00 - - - - 1.00 -
Wind Horizontal loangitudinal 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - - - - - -
Wind Horizontal transverse - - - 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - - -
Wind Vertical UP - - - - - - 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - - -
Wind Vertical Down 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - - - - - - - - -
Seismic - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.00 1.00 - - -
Heating - - - - - - 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 - 1.00 - - -
Cooling 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 - - - - - - 1.00 - - - -
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Self weight of foundation slab = 29703.75 KN
LOAD COMBINATION FOR UNFACTORED LOAD
LOAD
SL COMBINATION VMAX ML MT HL HT
1 COMP1 98573.75 112265.00 1745.00 12927.00 17.00
2 COMP2 98459.75 113477.00 612.00 13014.00 23.00
3 COMP3 100608.75 112003.00 1413.00 13168.00 10.00
4 COMP4 98564.75 105563.00 45424.00 12363.00 1961.00
5 COMP5 98450.75 106775.00 44291.00 12450.00 1967.00

NON SEISMIC
6 COMP6 100599.75 105301.00 45092.00 12604.00 1954.00
7 COMP7 93136.75 112265.00 1745.00 12927.00 17.00
8 COMP8 93022.75 113477.00 612.00 13014.00 23.00
9 COMP9 95171.75 112003.00 1413.00 13168.00 10.00
10 COMP10 93127.75 105563.00 45424.00 12363.00 1961.00
11 COMP11 93013.75 106775.00 44291.00 12450.00 1967.00
12 COMP12 95162.75 105301.00 45092.00 12604.00 1954.00
13 COMP13 94211.75 164266.00 0.00 16829.00 0.00

SEISMIC
14 COMP14 93984.75 164266.00 0.00 16829.00 0.00
15 COMPH1 5107.00 17.00

16 COMPH2 5194.00 23.00
17 COMPH3 5348.00 10.00
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Load Case V ML MT HL HT HR
MLmax COMP13 94211.75 164266.00 0 16829.00 0 16829 Considering
Vmax COMP13 94211.75 164266.00 0 16829.00 0 16829 Seismic
MLmax COMP2 98459.75 113477.00 612 13014.00 23 13014
MTmax COMP4 98564.75 94913.75 45424.00 12363.00 1961 12518
Normal Case
Vmax COMP3 100608.75 112003.00 13168.00
1413 10 13168
Vmin COMP7 0.00 112265 1745 12927 17 12927
HLmax COMPH3 5348.00 10.00 5348 Horizontal
capacity
TRAFFIC
DIRECTION
1
6
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Check for pile capacity

Total no. of pile = 16 TRAFFIC
DIRECTION
Pile No. Trans. Long. 2 1
xi yi A xi2 yi2
1 -7.50 7.50 56.25 56.3 1 1 1
1 8 9
2 -7.50 2.50 56.25 6.3 6
3 -7.50 -2.50 56.25 6.3 -7.5 7.500 -2.5 7.500 2.5 7.5 7.5 7.5
4 -7.50 -7.50 56.25 56.3
5 -2.50 -7.50 6.25 56.3
6 -2.50 -2.50 6.25 6.3 2 2 1 1 2
7
7 -2.50 2.50 6.25 6.3 0 5
8 -2.50 7.50 6.25 56.3 -7.5 2.50 -2.5 2.50 2.5 2.5 7.5 2.5
9 2.50 7.50 6.25 56.3
10 2.50 2.50 6.25 6.3
11 2.5 -2.5 6.25 6.3 1 1
3
12 2.5 -7.5 6.25 56.3 6 1 4
13 7.5 -7.5 56.25 56.3 -7.5 -2.50 -2.5 -2.5 2.5 -2.5 7.5 -2.5
14 7.5 -2.5 56.25 6.3
15 7.5 2.5 56.25 6.3
16 7.5 7.5 56.25 56.3
4 1 1
5 2 3
3
ZL1 = 66.666667 M -7.5 -7.50 -2.5 -7.50 2.5 -7.5 7.5 -7.5
3
ZL2 = 200 M
3
ZT1 = 66.666667 M 2 1
3
ZT2 = 200 M
MSL(Top of rock level) = 240.121 m
Bottom of pile cap = 243.773 m
Overhang = 3.652 m
Moment per unit load on pile at provided pile cap position = 3.652 KN-m/KN
Moment in
pile due to
V/N ML/ZL1 ML/ZL2 MT/ZT1 MT/ZT2 H/N
horizontal
force
COMP13 5888.2 2464.0 821.3 0.0 0.0 1051.8 3841.2
COMP13 5888.2 2464.0 821.3 0.0 0.0 1051.8 3841.2
COMP2 6153.7 1702.2 567.4 9.2 3.1 813.4 2970.5
COMP4 6160.3 1423.7 474.6 681.4 227.1 782.3 2857.1
COMP3 6288.0 1680.0 560.0 21.2 7.1 823.0 3005.6
COMP7 0.0 1684.0 561.3 26.2 8.7 807.9 2950.6
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Vertical Loads on piles

Load Pile marks 1,4,13,16 Pile marks 5,8,9,12 Pile marks 2,3,14,15 Pile marks 2,3,6,7
Case Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin
COMP13 8352.2 3424.2 8352.2 3424.2 6709.6 5066.9 6709.6 5066.9
COMP13 8352.2 3424.2 8352.2 3424.2 6709.6 5066.9 6709.6 5066.9
COMP2 7865.1 4442.4 7858.9 4448.5 6730.3 5577.2 6724.2 5583.3
COMP4 8265.4 4055.2 7811.1 4509.5 7316.2 5004.4 6862.0 5458.6
COMP3 7989.3 4586.8 7975.2 4600.9 6869.3 5706.8 6855.1 5721.0
COMP7 1710.2 -1710.2 1692.7 -1692.7 587.5 -587.5 570.1 -570.1
Now
Vmax = 8352.224 KN
Load Case = COMP13
Coresponding moment = 3841.219 KN-M
Mmax = 3841.219 KN-M From geotechnical investigation report
Load Case = COMP13
Coresponding min. vertical load = 8352.2 KN Vertical capacity = 16000 KN OK
Maximum horizontal force = 334.3 KN Horizontal capacity = 480 KN OK
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DESIGN OF PILE CAP BY BENDING ANALOGY (ULS)
Load Comb LOAD CASE Vu MLu MT HL HT

COMF14 MLmax 128758.663 156722.150 122.400 17917.35 4.6
COMF4 MTmax 133429.563 102904.450 41928.600 13677.55 1775.1
COMF3 Vmax 136490.163 108543.250 2119.500 14546.65 15
COMF11 Vmin 98422.45 90824.10 35738.80 11251.1 1585.1
No. of piles = 16
3.659 2.241 TRAFFIC DIRECTION
1.4
1 8 9 16
ML 5
2 7 10 15
MT
17.8
3 11 14
6
4 12 13
5
5 17.8
5.9
1.4
3.75
2.5
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Load Case
V/N ML/ZL1 ML/ZL2 MT/ZT1 MT/ZT2
COMF14 8047.416 2350.83 783.61 1.84 0.61
COMF4 8339.348 1543.57 514.52 628.93 209.64
COMF3 8530.635 1628.15 542.72 31.79 10.60
COMF11 6151.403 1362.36 454.12 536.08 178.69
Loads on piles(KN)
Pile marks 1,4,13,16 Pile marks 5,8,9,12 Pile marks 2,3,14,15 Pile marks 2,3,6,7
Load Case
Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin
COMF14 10400.085 5694.748 10398.861 5695.972 8832.863 7261.970 8831.639 7263.194
COMF4 10511.843 6166.852 10092.557 6586.138 9482.799 7195.896 9063.513 7615.182
COMF3 10190.576 6870.694 10169.381 6891.889 9105.144 7956.126 9083.949 7977.321
COMF11 8049.847 4252.960 7692.459 4610.348 7141.606 5161.201 6784.218 5518.589
Moment in
Load Case Max Load Min Load
each piles
COMF14 10400.085 5694.748 4089.635
COMF4 10511.843 6166.852 3148.083
COMF3 10190.576 6870.694 3320.275
COMF11 8049.847 4252.960 2593.424
Considering MAX load

Bending Moment at section B-B (in KN-m)
Sl. No. Force due to Force Moment arm Moment
1 Pile Reaction 1,2,3,4 42047.374 4.5 189213.181
2 Self Wt. -9845.625 2.95 -29044.594

Total 160168.6
Shear force at section D-D ("d" distance away from B-B) in KN

For Shear at
Sl. No. Force due to Total Force
D-D
1 Pile Reaction 1,2,3,4 42047.37 42047.37
6 Self Wt. -9845.63 -3739.67
Total 38307.70
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Design of pile cap in flexure
Grade of concrete = M 60
Width of section considered = 1.0 m
Dia of pier = 5 m
Section is checked for ULS
Design moment = 8998.24 KN-m (for 1m width)
"E" value of steel = 200000 Mpa
"E" value of concrete = 32000 Mpa
Design compressive strength of concrete =
fcd=afck/gm = 26.80 Mpa Where, a = 0.67
gm = 1.5
Design peak strength of steel = fy/gs = 434.783 Mpa Where, gs = 1.15
Concrete failure strain = Ôcu1 = 0.0035 (Table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page-38)
Concrete limiting strain = Ôc2 = 0.002 (Table 6.5, IRC:112-2011, page-38)
Reinforcement provided: 32 mm dia in 2 layer

150 mm c/c distance
2
Total reinforcement provided = 10718 mm
Clear cover = 75 mm
Actual Neutral Axis depth xu = (0.87fyAst )/(0.36fckb )= 215.85 mm
Actual strain in steel = 0.059 mm
Stress in steel = 434.783 Mpa
Balanced Neutral Axis depth xu,max = 1653.912 mm
So, Section is under reinforced, ok
CG of compressive force = 89.792 mm from most compressed surface
Moment of resistance, Mu = (Stress in steel)x(area of steel)x(d-CG of compressive force) =
16483.185 kN-m OK
CHECK FOR SHEAR IN PILE CAP (Clause 10.3.2, IRC:112-2011, page-88)
Design Shear Force = 2152.118 KN
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Check for Shear
SECTION Formula
Design shear force (KN) = 2152.118
Maximum Allowable shear Ref: cl-10.3.3.2, Eq-10.8,
VRd,max(KN)= αcw*bwIRC-112:2011
*z*v1*fcd/(tanθ+ cotθ) 21165.300
αcw= 1 for σ cp =0, Ref: Eq-10.9, 1.000
bw(mm)= IRC-112:2011 1000
z(mm)= 0.9*d for RCC 3264
v1= for fck<80MPa 0.5
fcd= Design value of concrete 0.67*fck/γm 26.8
θ °= 45
Check SAFE
Maximum Allowable shear for Ref: cl-10.3.2, Eq-10.1, IRC-
112:2011*f )0.33+
[0.12*K*(80*ρ 1 ck
VRd.c(KN)= 1289.52
0.15*σcp]*bw*d
Vrd.c min = 1195.1
Vmin = 0.329
K= 1.235
ρ1 = 0.003
σcp = 0
Governing shear resistance = Maximum of VRd.c & VRd.c,min 1289.5
Requi
red
shear reinforcement =
Calculation of shear reinforcement:

Value of θ° = 45.0
tanθ= 1.0
cotθ= 1.0
Vrd.min= 21165.3
SHEAR REINFORCEMENT DETAILS

link bar Dia (mm),φ= 16
No. of Leg, in 1 m 6
Spacing of link bar (mm), S= 150
Asw, Provided (mm2)= 1205.8
Asw, Required (mm2)= VRd.s=Asw/S*z*fywd*cot 284.3
fywd (Mpa) = 0.8*fyk/γm, γm =1.15 347.8
Check Ref.: Eqn-10.7, IRC- OK
Ast, Provided (mm2)= 8038.4
Reinforcement ratio for shear Asw/(bw*d) 0.0022
Min. Permissible Reinforcement
0.072*fck0.5/fyk 0.0011
ratio for shear
Check Ref.: cl-10.3.3.5, IRC- OK
a
Basic Control
Perimeter u1
2d
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CHECK FOR PUNCHING SHEAR FOR PIER SHAFT

(Clause 10.4, IRC:112-2011, page-98)
a
Basic Control
Perimeter u1
2d
b
Reduced
Control
Perimeter
Face of loaded
area Pier Shaft
Punching shear is to be checked at distance "2d" from pier shaft face

Now from abutment shaft, Maximum Vertical design force, VEd = 93923.20 KN
Corresponding longitudinal design moment, MLu = 20884.15 KN-m
Longitudinal eccentricity, el = 0.222 m
Corresponding transeverse design moment, MTu = 2119.50 KN-m
Transeverse eccentricity, et = 0.023 m
As the basic control perimeter is exceeding the pile cap dimension, we will check the
punching shear at reduced control perimeter which is at inner face of piles
a
a= 13.254 m Distance of reduced control perimeter from pier face =
b= 13.254 m 3.627 m
2 2
Now, b = 1+1.8√((el/a) +(et/b) ) (b = Factors accounting for effects of bending
= 1.030 moment and axial load acting on loaded area)
Now, reduced control perimeter, u = 53.016 m
So, total load for punching shear = Load from abutment shaft+ Wt. within reduced control perimeter
VEd = 110392.123 KN
Shear stress, vEd = bVEd/ud = 0.592 Mpa
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Punching shear check at face of pier shaft
a= 6.00 m
b= 6.00 m
Now, b = 1+1.8√((el/a)2+(et/b)2) (b = Factors accounting for effects of bending
= 1.067 moment and axial load acting on loaded area)
Now, reduced control perimeter, u = 24.000 m
So, total load for punching shear = Load from pier shaft
VEd = 93923.20 KN
Shear stress, vEd = bVEd/ud = 1.151 Mpa
Calculation for punching shear resistance at reduced control perimeter
Maximum punching shear resistance, nRd.max = (1/2).n.fcd

where, n = 0.6[1-fck/310]
= 0.484 (Eq. 10.6, IRC:112-2011. page-90)
So, nRd.max = 6.484 Mpa
Again, Minimum punching shear resistance, nmin .2d/a=

where nmin = 0.031K3/2fck1/2 = 0.329
a= distance from the face of column to control perimeter
= 3.627 m
Minimum punching shear resistance = 0.659 Mpa
Now punching shear resistance, nRd = 0.12K(80rlf ck )1/3.2d/a
where, rl = √(rll.rlt) = 0.189
So, nRd = 2.869 Mpa
So, governing nRd = 2.869 Mpa ok
Punching shear resistance at face

Punching shear resistance at face, nRd = 0.18/gcK(80rlf ck )1/3+(0.1scp)>=nmin+0.1scp
Here, scp = 0
So, nRd = 1.434
nmin = 0.031K3/2fck1/2 = 0.329
So, governing shear resistance, nRd = 1.434 Mpa OK
Punching shear check for pile reaction

a
Reduced
control
perimeter
Basic control
perimeter
2d
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Reduced control perimeter for corner piles = P.(dia. of pile+a)/4+2.(radius of pile+0.150m)

So, u = 8.688 m
Reduced control perimeter for middle piles = P.(dia. of pile+a)/2+2.(radius of pile+0.150m)
So, u = 14.575 m
Now, net reaction force, VEd.red = VEd-∆VEd

Here, ∆VEd = wt. of pile cap portion within control perimeter = 482.399 KN
Vertical
Reduced Control
Pile No. Force Shear stress Status
perimeter at distance a
VEd.red
1 9917.686 8.688 0.3148 OK
2 5212.349 14.575 0.0986 OK
Vertical Reduced Control

Pile No. Shear stress Status
Force perimeter at pile face
1 10400.085 5.8875 0.4870 OK
2 5694.748 7.85 0.2000 OK
So, reinforcement to be provided in pile cap

32 mm dia. Bar @ 150 mm c/c as main bar in 2 layer
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SERVICEABILITY LIMIT STATE CHECK FOR ABUTMENT PILE CAP
Load Comb LOAD CASE Vu MLu MT HL HT

COMF17 MLmax 97363.350 74517.400 612.000 9886 23
COMF19 MTmax 97471.950 69284.200 27952.400 9460.6 1183.4
COMF18 Vmax 99512.350 73043.400 1413.000 10040 10
COMF20 Vmin 97357.950 70496.200 26819.400 9547.6 1189.4
No. of piles = 16
3.659 2.241 TRAFFIC DIRECTION
1.4
1 8 9 16
2 7 10 15
17.8
3 11 14
6
4 12 13
5
5
5.9
1.4
D
3.75
3.75
D
2.5
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Load Case
V/N ML/ZL1 ML/ZL2 MT/ZT1 MT/ZT2
COMF17 6085.209 1117.76 3.06 148.29 0.12
COMF19 6091.997 1039.26 139.76 141.91 5.92
COMF18 6219.522 1095.65 7.07 150.60 0.05
COMF20 6084.872 1057.44 134.10 143.21 5.95
Loads on piles(KN)
Pile marks 1,4,13,16 Pile marks 5,8,9,12 Pile marks 2,3,14,15 Pile marks 2,3,6,7
Load Case
Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin Vmax Vmin
COMF17 7351.260 4819.158 7203.085 4967.333 6236.559 5933.859 6088.384 6082.034
COMF19 7273.169 4910.825 7137.177 5046.817 6373.668 5810.326 6237.676 5946.318
COMF18 7465.773 4973.271 7315.223 5123.821 6377.187 6061.857 6226.637 6212.407
COMF20 7285.529 4884.215 7148.262 5021.482 6362.183 5807.561 6224.916 5944.828
Moment in
Load Case Max Load Min Load
each piles
COMF17 7351.260 4819.158 2256.486
COMF19 7273.169 4910.825 2176.210
COMF18 7465.773 4973.271 2291.631
COMF20 7285.529 4884.215 2196.085
Considering MAX load

Bending Moment at section B-B (in KN-m)
Moment
Sl. No. Force due to Force Moment
arm
1 Pile Reaction 1,2,3,4 29863.092 4.5 134383.912
2 Self Wt. -9845.625 2.95 -29044.594
Total 105339.318
Design moment positive means tension at bottom of pile
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Stress level check:
Grade of concrete = M 60
Width of section considered = 1m
Section is checked for SLS

Design moment = 5917.94 KN-m (for 1m width)
"E" value of steel = 200000 Mpa
"E" value of concrete = 32000 Mpa
Modular ratio in tension = 6.25
Concrete failure strain = 0.0035
Maximum allowable stress in concrete = 0.48fck = 28.8 Mpa
(Clause 12.2.1(1), IRC:112-2011, page-120)
Maximum allowable stress in steel = 0.8fyk = 400 Mpa
(Clause 12.2.2, IRC:112-2011, page-120)
2
Total reinforcement provided = 10718 mm
Netral axis depth = x = 633.31
CG of compressive force = 211.100 mm from most compressed surface
Now moment, M = (Stress in steel)x(area of steel)x(d-CG of compressive force) =
So, stress in steel = 161.6 Mpa OK, within permissible limit

Total force = 1732.5 KN
Stress in concrete = 5.5 Mpa OK, within permissible limit
Crack width check:

Now,
(Eq. 12.6, IRC:112-2011, page-125)

e = Es/Ecm = 6.25
fct.eff = mean value of tensile strength of concrete = 2.8 Mpa
2.5(h-d);(h-x/3);or h/2
2=0 x
h
d
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2=0 x B = Effective tension area, Ac.eff
h
d
A
hc.eff
1 B
So, hc.eff = 307.5 mm

2
Ac.eff = 307500 mm

And, sm-cm = 0.000564
Minimum value of sm -cm = 0.0004849
So, governing value of sm -cm = 0.00056363

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DESIGN OF PILES
Diameter of piles, D = 2500 mm

2
2
Loads on piles
Moment
Load Case
in each
From Load Max Load Min Load
piles (KN-
Comb
m)
D
COMF14 10400.08 5694.748 4089.635
COMF4 10511.84 6166.852 3148.083
COMF3 10190.58 6870.694 3320.275
COMF11 8049.847 4252.96 2593.424
d'

Percentage of stee, p = 0.95
So, p/fck = 0.0272
d'/D = 0.0364
Now for case 1, Pile 2
Pu/fck.D2 = 0.0260
From SP 16, chart 59, we get,

Mu1/fckD3 = 0.045
So, Mu1 = 24609.38 KN-m
Now, Mu/Mu1 = 0.135 SAFE
Now for case 4, Pile 2

Pu/fck.D2 = 0.0194
From SP 16, chart 59, we get,

Mu1/fckD3 = 0.04
So, Mu1 = 21875 KN-m
Now, Mu/Mu1 = 0.119 SAFE
Continue all bars upto end of pile
Provide distribution reinforcement 12 mm dia.
@ 150 mm c/c
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Summarized Reinforcement Detailing

(According to chapter 16, IRC:112-2011, page-171)
PILE CAP
Main reinforcement provided 32 mm dia. 150 mm c/c in 2
2
Steel in 1m strip = 10718 mm layer
2
As.min =( 0.26fctm/fyk)btd= 5280.912 mm OK
2
or, 0.0013btd = 4715.1 mm OK
Distribution reinforcement provided at bottom and both direction at top
32 mm dia. 150 mm c/c
OK
Provide surface reinforcement 25 mm dia. 23 Nos. each face
PILE
Main reinforcement provided 32 mm dia. 58 Nos. in layer 1
Continue all bars upto end of pile
Distribution reinforcement provided
10 mm dia. 150 mm c/c
Ductile detailing of pile
Maximum axial force, seismic case: VEd = 10190.58 KN
Normalised axial force for seismic case, hk = 0.05934 < 0.08
Now provided reinforcement of 10 mm dia.
Maximum spacing ties in the longitudinal direction, SLmax = 160 mm
(As per clause 17.2.1.3, IRC:112-2011, page-195, SL ≤ 5 times dia. Of smallest
longitudinal bar, SL ≤ 1/5 times smallest dimension of confined core for
rectengular section)
Provide spacing of ties in longitudinal direction, SL = 160 mm
2
Area of hoop reinforcement provided: AsP = 78.5 mm
Diameter of the spiral hoop bar; Dsp = 10 mm
Volumetric ratio of hoop reinforcement: rw = 4Asp/SL.Dsp= 0.1963

Confine reinforcement ratio: vwd = rwfyd/fcd = 7.641142
Minimum confining reinforcement ratio: vwd = max[vvreq;0.18]
(Eq. 17.5, IRC:112-2011, page-194)
Where,
So, vv.req = -4.9886988

So governing, vvd = 0.18 < provided, OK
These reinforcenents to be provided
1 Upto 3x pile dia. From pile head = upto 7.5 m from pile head
2 Both side upto 2x pile dia. From length of fixity point = upto 5 m both side
of length of fixity.
(clause 17.3.2, IRC:112-2011, page-199)
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Geotechnical investigation
report
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REPORT ON
GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION WORK
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF HIGH LEVEL RCC BRIDGE ACROSS
RIVER KRISHNA CONNECTING SOMASILA IN MAHABUBNAGAR
DISTRICT AND SIDDESWARAM IN KURNOOL DISTRICT.
1. INTRODUCTION
R&B Department- Telangana State Government has proposed the construction of HLB
across river Krishna connecting Somasila in Mahaboobnagar district and SIddeswaram in
Kurnool district in Telengana State. For the preparation of detailed project report and
designing of Foundation structures coming under this project, it was necessary to conduct a
detailed Geotechnical Investigation work to obtain engineering properties of the underlying
soil and the entire job was awarded to M/s. C. E. Testing Company Pvt. Ltd, Kolkata.
The scope of the work comprised of sinking 31 boreholes up to a maximum depth of about
20m. The boreholes of 150 mm in diameter in soil were advanced by Shell and Auger
method. In rock, rotary core drilling of “NX” size was adopted. The scope also included
conducting Standard Penetration Tests, collecting disturbed samples at regular intervals for
identification and logging purposes, collecting undisturbed tube samples at suitable intervals
or at change of strata whichever is earlier and testing these in the laboratory.
Based on the above, this report presents the Soil Profile, laboratory and field Test Results.
On the basis of field tests and laboratory test results and their analysis thereof, the most
suitable type of foundation is suggested. The field profile is sometimes modified in the light
of laboratory test results.
The subsoils are of medium to good quality The subsoil is characterised by a soft to medium
silty clay layer followed by stiff to very stiff to hard clayey silt layer for some boreholes.
Underlying the above a weathered rock layer is encountered and that continued up to the
terminating depth for all the boreholes.
Considering the nature of the subsoil as revealed from field tests and laboratory tests,
suitable type of foundation is recommended. However, this is discussed in details later.
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2. FIELD INVESTIGATIONS
2.1. GENERAL:
In an attempt for optimisation in the design of foundation for these proposed structures to be
constructed at this site, Geotechnical Investigation was envisaged. The entire Investigation
programme had been divided mainly into two parts, I) Field works & II) Laboratory tests.
I) Field works unfold the sub-surface deposit types and their characteristics and
II) Laboratory tests part would help determining the relevant physical and geotechnical
properties of the sub-surface deposits leading to finalisation of foundation depths of
the structures and the bearing capacity with particular reference to the sub-surface
types and their strength parameters and settlement potentials at the site.
A list of the bore holes with the Co-ordinates, reduced level, terminating depth, standing
water level and depth of top of rock are presented in tabular form below.
Bore Hole Co-ordinate, (M) Reduced Level Terminating Standing Water Depth of Top
No. Easting Northing (M) Depth (M) Level (M) of Rock (m)
BH-01 214572.434 1776004.280 268.052 15.00 4.85m below EGL 0.50
BH-02 214588.336 1775956.876 265.089 15.00 4.75m below EGL 0.50
BH-03 214604.238 1775909.472 262.266 15.00 4.70m below EGL 1.00
BH-04 214620.139 1775862.068 260.120 15.00 4.60m below EGL 1.00
BH-05 214636.041 1775814.665 255.723 15.00 0.55m below EGL 0.50
BH-06 214651.943 1775767.261 251.536 15.00 2.00m above EGL 2.50
BH-07 214667.845 1775719.857 248.192 15.50 4.00m above EGL 5.50
BH-08 214683.746 1775672.453 244.121 15.00 6.10m above EGL 4.00
BH-09 214721.911 1775558.683 241.090 15.00 10.80m above EGL 5.00
BH-10 214760.075 1775444.914 239.290 15.00 14.00m above EGL 3.00
BH-D 214773.985 1775403.447 239.040 15.00 14.30m above EGL 1.50
BH-11 214798.239 1775331.144 237.840 15.00 15.50m above EGL 3.50
BH-12 214836.403 1775217.375 237.621 19.50 12.40m above EGL 9.50
BH-13 214874.568 1775103.605 244.021 18.00 5.80m above EGL 6.00
BH-14 214890.469 1775056.201 244.421 18.00 5.40m above EGL 8.00
BH-15 214906.371 1775008.797 245.021 19.50 5.10m above EGL 9.50
BH-16 214922.273 1774961.394 250.231 18.00 0.50m above EGL 8.00
BH-17 214938.175 1774913.990 253.540 17.50 0.50m below EGL 7.50
BH-18 214954.076 1774866.586 254.435 15.00 0.50m below EGL 5.50
BH-19 214969.978 1774819.182 254.970 15.00 0.50m below EGL 2.00
BH-20 214985.880 1774771.778 254.733 15.00 0.90m below EGL 3.00
BH-21 215001.782 1774724.374 255.376 15.00 0.80m below EGL 8.00
BH-22 215017.683 1774676.970 258.052 15.00 2.00m below EGL 0.50
BH-23 215033.585 1774629.566 256.543 15.00 1.05m below EGL 1.00
BH-24 215049.487 1774582.162 255.241 15.00 1.50m below EGL 1.30
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Bore Hole Co-ordinate, (M) Reduced Level Terminating Standing Water Depth of Top
No. Easting Northing (M) Depth (M) Level (M) of Rock (m)
BH-25 215065.389 1774534.758 256.319 15.00 2.80m below EGL 1.40
BH-26 215081.291 1774487.354 258.257 15.00 3.05m below EGL 0.50
BH-27 215097.192 1774439.950 262.072 15.00 9.50m below EGL 1.00
BH-28 215113.094 1774392.546 265.543 15.00 9.80m below EGL 0.50
BH-29 215128.996 1774345.142 269.710 15.00 Not found 1.20
BH-30 215144.898 1774297.738 271.939 15.00 Not found 1.00
2.2. BORING:
Boring was carried out by Shell and Auger method to sink nominal 150mm diameter bore
holes to depths envisaged by using a mechanical winch. Undisturbed soil samples were
collected at suitable intervals or at change of strata whichever is earlier by open drive
sampling method since it was intended to ascertain the sub-soil characteristics.
2.3. SAMPLING:
Nominal 100 mm diameter undisturbed samples were recovered. The sampling equipment
used consists of a two-tier assembly of sample tubes 450 mm in length fitted at its lower
end. The sampling assembly was driven by means of a jarring link to its full length or as far
downs as was found practicable. After withdrawal the ends of the tubes were sealed with
wax and capped before onward transmission to the laboratory. At close intervals in depth
disturbed samples were collected for identification and logging purpose. These were tagged
and packed in polythene packets and transported to the laboratory.
2.4. STANDARD PENETRATION TESTS:

Standard Penetration Tests were conducted in the bore holes at intervals of 1.50m - 3.00m
or at change of strata whichever is earlier in depth using a split spoon sampler. The split
spoon sampler used is of a Standard design having an outer diameter of 50.8 mm and inner
diameter of 35 mm, driving with a monkey weighing 63.5 kgs, falling freely through 75cms
advances the spoon. A record of the number of blows required to penetrate every 7.5cms to
a maximum depth of 45cms was made. The first 15cm of drive are considered to be seating
drive and are neglected. The total blows required for third, forth, fifth & sixth 7.50cm of
penetration is counted and termed as penetration resistance "N". On completion of a test,
the split spoon sampler was opened and soil specimens were preserved in polythene bags
for logging purpose.
All the boreholes were sunk with winch. However, raising of hammer for SP Tests was done
manually. Hence there will not be any inertia loss and the efficiency of hammer blows should
be considered as 100%.
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2.5. MEASUREMENT OF STANDING WATER LEVEL:

Standing water level after 24 hours of removal of casing was noted and shown in the profile.
2.6. ROTARY CORE DRILLING:

Rotary core drilling technique with continuous core recovery was adopted for drilling through
rock layer. Drilling in rock was done at specified locations. The rotary core drilling equipment
was provided with necessary facilities to regulate the spindle speed, bit pressure and water
pressure during core drilling to get good core recovery. Core drilling was done by using NX
size diamond tipped drill bits or impregnated diamond bits depending on the rock
encountered. Double tube swivel core barrel of type B was used to ensure good core
recovery and to pick up cores from all layers of rock. Suitable core catchers was used to
ensure continuous and good core recovery. The clean water was used as drilling fluid.
Circulation of the drilling fluid was started before the core barrel reaches the bottom of the
hole to prevent cuttings/sludge from entering the core barrel at the start of coring. Drilling
fluid was circulated continuously down the hollow rods. Drilling run was 1.00m in length and
the core barrel was removed from the bore holes as often as required to obtain the best
possible Core recovery. During drilling operations core samples were extracted and placed
in wooden boxes.
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3. LABORATORY TESTING
For proper identification and classification of the sub-soil deposits and for deriving adequate
information regarding its relevant physical and geotechnical properties at the site under
investigation, the following laboratory tests were conducted on the soil and rock samples
collected from the exploratory bore holes:
On Soil Samples:
1. Grain size analysis (Sieve as well as Hydrometer).
2. Determination of Liquid Limit , Plastic Limit.
3. Determination of Natural Moisture Content.
4. Determination of Specific Gravity.
5. Determination of Bulk & Dry Unit Weight.
6. Strength determination by Triaxial Unconsolidated Undrained Test (UU).
7. Strength Determination of Unconfined Compression Test on "UDS" (UNCONFD).
8. Strength Determination of Unconfined Compression Test on REMOULDED samples.
9. Strength determination by Direct Shear Test under quick drained condition (CU).
10. One-dimensional Consolidation Test for determining settlement potentiality.
11. Chemical tests on few soil samples to determine pH value, Sulphate and Chloride
content.
On Rock Samples:
1. Determination of Bulk Density, Water Absorption, Specific Gravity & Porosity of Rock.
2. Determination of Unconfined compressive strength of rock (In-situ and saturated
condition).
3. Determination of Point Load Strength Index.
4. Determination of Young’s Modulus.
Laboratory test results are presented in a tabular form in the Appendix. The results are self
explanatory excepting that of consolidation tests. The compressibility for a pressure range
has been separated into 2 components through the compression ratio. As a first step dial
gauge reading is plotted against square root of time and by extrapolation dial reading at zero
time, is obtained. The compression ratio is given as
r = (di - ds)/( di - df), where

di = Initial reading of dial before load application
ds =Dial reading corresponding to theoretical zero time
df = Final dial reading after 24 hrs.
Now we write mvc = (1- r) x mv
All the tests were conducted as per relevant Indian Standard Specifications.
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4. SUBSOIL CONDITION, STRATIFICATION AND PROPERTIES
4.1. SUB-SOIL CONDITION:

The boring records showing the various type of soil met with are enclosed in the Appendix.
These are prepared from field logs after proper modifications in the light of the laboratory
test results and observation of disturbed and penetrometer soil samples. The results of the
Standard Penetration Tests are given as 'N' values in these boring records. The sub-soil
profile (as obtained from field and Laboratory test results) across the boreholes is shown
under Fig.2 giving description, consistency and colour of each strata. The "N" values are
shown in the profile as well as presented in Appendix. The laboratory test results and the
back up sheets are presented in the appendices.
4.2. SUB-SOIL STRATIFICATIONS:
The subsoils are of medium to good quality The subsoil is characterised by a soft to medium
silty clay layer followed by stiff to very stiff to hard clayey silt layer for some boreholes.
Underlying the above a weathered rock layer is encountered and that continued up to the
terminating depth for all the boreholes. The description of each layer along with its average
properties is presented below.
4.2.1. STRATUM - I:
The soil in this layer is composed of soft to medium deep/brownish/ blackish grey clayey silt
with sand mixture and decomposed rock pieces. Kankar have been observed in the layer.
The average soil properties of this layer revealed from routine laboratory test on some “UDS”
samples collected from this layer are presented below.
Bulk Density, gms/cc 1.90 Specific gravity 2.66
Dry Density, gms/cc 1.50 Natural Water Content, % 27
Liquid limit % 75 Void ratio
Plastic limit % 31 GRAIN SIZE
TRSH-UU: Sand % 09
Cohesion kg/sqcm 0.44 Silt % 83
Friction angle ° 0 Clay % 08
4.2.2. STRATUM - II:

The soil in this layer is characterized by stiff to very stiff/ hard deep/brownish/ blackish grey
clayey silt with sand mixture and decomposed rock pieces. Kankar have been observed in
the layer. The average soil properties of this layer revealed from routine laboratory test on
“UDS” collected from this layer are presented below.
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Bulk Density, gms/cc 1.93 Natural Water Content, % 28

Dry Density, gms/cc 1.51 Specific gravity 2.66
TRSH-UU: Void ratio
Cohesion kg/sqcm 0.78 Liquid Limit % 68
Friction angle ° 0 Plastic Limit % 30
GRAIN SIZE
UNCONFINED “C” 0.71 Sand % 09
REMOULDED “C” 0.53 Silt % 76
Sensitivity, St 1.34 Clay % 15
4.2.3. STRATUM - III:

This is a sand layer and the soil consist of very dense brownish grey silty sand with
decomposed rock pieces and boulder. The average soil properties of this layer revealed
from routine laboratory test on “UDS” collected from this layer are presented below.
Dry Density, gms/cc 1.53 GRAIN SIZE
Natural Water Content, % 23 Gravel % 05
DRSH-CQ: Sand % 64
4.2.4. STRATUM - IV:

The soil in this layer is characterized by hard brownish grey/ reddish brown clayey silt with
sand mixture/ clayey silty sand layer. Decomposed rock pieces have been observed in the
layer. The average soil properties of this layer revealed from routine laboratory test on “UDS”
collected from this layer are presented below.
Dry Density, gms/cc 1.52 GRAIN SIZE
Natural Water Content, % 22 Gravel % 02
DRSH-CQ: Sand % 54
4.2.5. STRATUM - V:
This layer consists of completely weathered, deep/pinkish grey, medium to coarse grained
decomposed rock observed only in a limited no. of boreholes.
The following two types of tests were performed on the rock samples viz.
1. Unconfined Compressive Strength determination of the rock samples after 24 hours
full submergence and thereafter air drying before testing (i.e. saturated condition).
2. Point Load strength index.
The average properties of this layer as revealed from the routine laboratory test are as
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follows.
Bulk Density, gms/cc 2.295
Dry Density, gms/cc 2.291 Sat. UC Strength, kg/sqcm 464
Water Absorption % 0.176
Specific Gravity 2.300 Point load strength Index, kg/sqcm 43.17
Porosity % 0.4033 Young’s Modulus, kg/sqcm 56133
4.2.6. STRATUM - VI:

This layer consists of Highly to moderately weathered, brownish/ whitish grey, fine to
medium grained fractured rock. The average properties of this layer as revealed from the
routine laboratory test are as follows.
Bulk Density, gms/cc 2.734 Sat. UC Strength, kg/sqcm 412
Dry Density, gms/cc 2.724
Water Absorption % 0.368
4.2.7. STRATUM – VII:

This is a rock layer consists of moderately to slightly weathered to fresh, light grey/ greyish
brown/ whitish grey / brownish grey, medium to coarse grained, fractured rock and continues
upto the terminating depth of all the boreholes.
The following three types of tests were performed on the rock samples viz.
1. Unconfined Compressive Strength determination of the rock samples after 24 hours
full submergence and thereafter air drying before testing (i.e. saturated condition).
2. Unconfined Compressive Strength determination of the rock samples as collected

from the field (i.e. dry condition).
3. Point Load strength index.
The average properties of this layer as revealed from the routine laboratory test are as
follows.
Bulk Density, gms/cc 2.759 Dry UC Strength, kg/sqcm 496
Dry Density, gms/cc 2.753 Sat. UC Strength, kg/sqcm 431
Water Absorption % 0.212 Co-efficient of Softening 0.869
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5. DISCUSSIONS
5.1. DISCUSSION ON FOUNDATION SYSTEM:

The proposed structure will be a bridge. Considering the subsoil condition and the proposed
structure to be constructed at the present site, open foundation and deep foundation in form
of R.C.bored cast in situ piles is recommended. The two foundation systems are discussed
separately in the subsequent sections.
5.1.1. CALCULATION OF SCOUR DEPTH & SCOUR LEVEL :

The subsoil encountered in river is silty clay followed by rock layer. The rock layer
encountered is granite / dolomitic limestone in nature. Hence scour will not take place inside
rock layer. Therefore maximum scour level is taken at the top of rock layer..
5.2. USE OF OPEN FOUNDATION :

5.2.1. DETERMINATION OF BEARING CAPACITY:
AROUND BH-01
Borehole Minimum unconfined Minimum depth of foundation
location compressive strength in kg/sqcm in metre inside rock layer
0.60m as per clause no.
01 281
705.2.2 [IRC:78-2014]
Bearing capacity inside the rock layer is determined by RMR method
RMR Approach:
Calculated RMR = 30 as per IS: 13365(Part1)-1998, Annex B
a) The minimum value of Unconfined compressive strength of layer I is taken as 281
kg/sqcm, corresponding rating = 04
b) RQD value, a minimum of 10% is considered as per codal provision (IS 13365, Part 1),
corresponding rating = 03
c) Spacing of discontinuity taken as very close. corresponding rating = 08
d) Condition of discontinuity considered as Slickensided wall rock surface of 1-5mm thick
gauge or 1-5mm wide opening, continious discontinuity corresponding rating = 10
e) Ground water condition taken as Wet. corresponding rating = 07
f) Dip Angle Joint Orientation taken as favourable (based on geological formation),
corresponding rating = (-)2
So, RMR = 4+3+8+10+07+(-)2 = 30
So, from Table-3 of IS: 12070 (Amendment 1, Nov. 2008) qns = 89t/sqm (by interpolation) for 12mm
settlement.
Considering the above use a net allowable bearing capacity of 75 t/sqm.
Similarly for BH- 02, 03 & 04 use a net allowable bearing capacity of 75 t/sqm for foundation
placed 0.60m inside rock layer
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AROUND BH-28
Borehole Minimum unconfined Minimum depth of foundation
location compressive strength in kg/sqcm in metre inside rock layer
1.50m as per clause no.
28 117
705.2.2 [IRC:78-2014]
RMR Approach:
Calculated RMR = 15 as per IS: 13365(Part1)-1998, Annex B
a) The minimum value of Unconfined compressive strength of layer I is taken as 117
kg/sqcm, corresponding rating = 02
b) RQD value, a minimum of 10% is considered as per codal provision (IS 13365, Part 1),
corresponding rating = 03
c) Spacing of discontinuity taken as close. corresponding rating = 05
d) Condition of discontinuity considered as 5mm thick soft gauge 5mm wide continious
discontinuity corresponding rating = 00
e) Ground water condition taken as Wet. corresponding rating = 07
f) Dip Angle Joint Orientation taken as favourable (based on geological formation),
corresponding rating = (-)2
So, RMR = 2+3+5+00+07+(-)2 = 15
So, from Table-3 of IS: 12070 (Amendment 1, Nov. 2008) qns = 41.25t/sqm (by interpolation) for
12mm settlement.
Considering the above use a net allowable bearing capacity of 40 t/sqm.
Similarly for BH-28 use a net allowable bearing capacity of 40 t/sqm for foundation placed
1.50m inside rock layer
5.2.2. RECOMMENDATIONS:
Based on the above calculation, the following bearing capacity values are recommended.
Depth of foundation (m) Recommended Net

Borehole Type of
Below Inside rock Allowable Bearing
Location Foundation
EGL layer Capacity (t/sqm)
BH-01 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-02 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-03 1.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-04 1.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-05 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-06 3.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-19 2.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-20 3.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-22 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-23 1.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-24 1.90 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-25 2.00 0.60 Isolated 75
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Borehole Type of
Location Foundation
BH-26 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-27 2.50 1.50 Isolated 40
BH-28 2.00 1.50 Isolated 40
BH-29 2.70 1.50 Isolated 40
BH-30 2.50 1.50 Isolated 40
Note:
In case any loose pocket is observed at the founding level, then the same should be excavated out and the
same shall be filled up with PCC
5.3. USE OF R.C. BORED PILE:
For BH-07 to 18 and BH-21 locations pile foundation is proposed. Bored cast in-situ piles are
preferred due to typical geological formation, availability of construction agencies, ease of
construction and less sound pollution. Such piles may be placed at a suitable depth below
Maximum scour level / inside rock layer depending on structural requirement/ relevant codal
provisions.
While calculating the pile capacity, let us assume that
a) The stiffness of the rock layer (stratum-V) is much higher than other stratums,
hence the effect of other layers are neglected while calculating pile capacity.
b) Assumed Grade of Concrete = M35
c) Diameter of pile used = 2500mm.
Pile Capacity Calculation around BH-11 (2500mm diameter Pile)
Length of pile inside rock layer i.e. length of socket = 2.50m
Refer to IRC: 78 - 2014
From the subsoil profile, it is seen that rock is available at 3.50 m below EGL
Let us neglect the soil upto top of rock for pile capacity calculation
Ultimate Pile capacity, Qu = Re + Raf = Cub.Nc.Ab + Cus.As
Where, Re = Ultimate End Bearing & Raf = Ultimate side socket shear
Cub = Average shear strength below base of Pile based on "N" value
Cus = Ultimate shear strength along socket length based on "N" value
Ab = Base area of Pile
As = Socket side area
Nc = 9
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Calculation of Socket Side Resistance

From field data, extrapolated ''N'' = 375, restricted to 300
By interpolation Cus = 330t/sqm
Restricting the Cus value to 300t/sqm assuming grade of concrete as M35
Length of Socket, L = 2.50m
Neglecting the top 300mm, effective length of socket, l = 2.20m
So, socket area, As = 17.279sqm
Hence Ultimate Socket Side Resistance = 300 x 17.279 = 5183.70T
Using a FOS of 6, safe socket side resistance = 5183.70 / 6 = 863.98T
Calculation of End Bearing

From field data, extrapolated ''N'' = 375, restricted to 300
By interpolation Cub = 330t/sqm
Hence, ultimate base pressure = 330 x 9 = 2970t/sqm
Using a FOS of 3, safe base pressure = 2970 / 3 = 990t/sqm
As per code, restrict the safe base pressure to 500t/sqm
Pile Base Area, Ab = 4.909sqm
Hence, Safe End Resistance = 500 x 4.909 = 2454.5T
However due to uncertain behavior of rock and wide variation of rock quality the vertical pile
capacity value is restricted to 1200 T
5.3. RECOMMENDATIONS:
With reference to the above and considering subsoil condition, the recommended pile
capacity values for different founding depths are presented below considering each borehole
separately.
Pile Diameter = 2500mm
Pile founding Approximate Recommended

Borehole
Depth inside Length of Pile Vertical Pile Capacity
Location
Rock (m) (T)
BH-07 0.5D i.e.1.25m 2.3 1000

(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 3.6 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 6.1 1600
BH-08 0.5D i.e.1.25m 4.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 6.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 8.7 1600
BH-09 0.5D i.e.1.25m 8.9 1000
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Pile founding Approximate Recommended

Borehole
Depth inside Length of Pile Vertical Pile Capacity
Location
Rock (m) (T)
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 10.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 1600
12.7
BH-10 0.5D i.e.1.25m 8.7 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 10.0 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 12.5 1600
BH-D 0.5D i.e.1.25m 7.5 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 8.7 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 11.2 1600
BH-11 0.5D i.e.1.25m 10.7 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 11.9 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 14.4 1600
BH-12 0.5D i.e.1.25m 16.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 18.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 20.6 1600
BH-13 0.5D i.e.1.25m 7.0 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 8.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 10.7 1600
BH-14 0.5D i.e.1.25m 8.6 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 9.8 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 12.3 1600
BH-15 0.5D i.e.1.25m 9.5 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 10.7 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 13.2 1600
BH-16 0.5D i.e.1.25m 5.5 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 6.7 1200
246.473 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 9.2 1600
BH-17 0.5D i.e.1.25m 5.1 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 6.3 1200
249.873 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 8.8 1600
BH-18 0.5D i.e.1.25m 3.1 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 4.3 1200
250.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 6.8 1600
BH-21 0.5D i.e.1.25m 5.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 7.2 1200
252.073 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 9.7 1600
Note :
a. Pile load test should be conducted to ascertain the pile capacity as per IS: 2911,Part IV.
b. BOPC = Bottom of Pile Cap
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5.4. DETERMINATION OF LATERAL PILE CAPACITY

Design Datas:
a) Pile Diameter = 2500 mm and pile length = 1.250m below Maximum scour level
with 1250mm embedment inside rock layer.
b) Grade of concrete = M35
c) Design Angle of internal friction angle Φ of rock layer = 37°
d) Effective density of rock layer = 1.25 kg/cucm
e) L/D ratio = 1.25/2.50 = 0.50
f) Pile Head is fixed with eccentricity / overhang = 9.40m
Calculation of Subgrade Modulus:
Young’s Modulus taken for analysis = 8000 kg/sqcm Vesic's Equation
Moment of Inertia
of Pile 1.917E+08 cm4
Eb 295803.989 kg/sqcm
Es*B4/Eb*Ib 0.550955
Es/(1-µ2) 8533.333
µ = 0.25
Subgrade Modulus = ηh 20.750 kg/cucm
Relative stiffness factor = T = [EI /ηh]1/5

Now, I = 1.917 x 108 cm4 [for 2500mm dia pile]
Eb = 5000 x (fck)0.5 = 5000 x (35)0.5 = 29580.40 N/sqmm = 2.95 x 105 kg/sqcm
T = [(2.96 x 105 x 1.917 x 108)/20.750]1/5 cm = 3.071m
2 x Characteristics length = 2 x T = 6.142m > Length of pile below maximum scour level
(L = 1.25m)
Hence, the pile will behave as rigid short pile and Brom’s method is used to determine
lateral load.
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From the above curve Fig. 16.9 (after Broms), P / (Kp d3 γ’) = 0.7937 for L/D ratio = 1.25/2.5
= 0.50 considering fixed head piles.
[Now, Kp= Rankin’s passive earth pressure coefficient = tan2(45°+37°/2) = 4.023 ; d = Pile
diameter = 2.50m & γ’ = Effective unit weight of rock = 1.25 t/m3]
Hence, P = 0.7937 x 4.023 x 2.503 x 1.25 T= 62.36 T

Or, P = 62.36 T
Using a factor of safety of 2.50 allowable lateral load = 62.36/2.50 = 24.94T
This lateral load should be checked against deflection criteria.
Check for Deflection:

Deflection is checked using load P = 24T
yg = Allowable deflection at scour level = 1% of pile diameter = 25mm = 2.50cm
Here T = 3.071 m
Overhang = 9.433m
Load P1= 24T, Moment Mt= 24x9.433 = 226.392 T-m
2.43xP1xT3/EI = 1689.846/5671970.45 = 0.0003m
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1.62xMtxT2 / EI = 3459.891 / 5671970.45 = 0.0006m
Total deflection = (0.0003+0.0006) m = 0.90mm < 25mm

Hence allowable lateral load = 24T
Lateral Pile Capacity
Pile Diameter Pile founding Depth Lateral (T)

(mm) inside Rock
0.5D i.e.1.25m 24
2500 1D i.e.2.50m 48
2D i.e.5.00m 100
5.5. UPLIFT PILE CAPACITY:

Safe Uplift capacity = [Ultimate frictional Resistance in Vertical Capacity] / FOS [Art.
6.3.2. IS 2911 (Part 1/ Sec 2) : 2010 ]
Where, FOS = Factor of safety and may be taken as 3.0 since no pullout test
For Pile socket length of 2.50m

Safe Uplift capacity = [5183.70] /3 = 1728 Ton
However due to uncertain behavior of rock, to be in safer side, it is suggested to use
50% of the safe uplift capacity i.e. 1728 /2 = 864 Ton
Use uplift capacity = 800 Ton
Pile
Pile socket Recommended Uplift
Diameter
Length (M) Pile Capacity(T)
(mm)
1.25 400
2500 2.50 800
5.00 1800
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5.6. CHEMICAL TESTS:

Chemical tests were performed on few soil samples for determining the pH value, Sulphate
& Chloride content. The results are given in a tabular form below:
CHEMICAL TEST RESULTS ON SOIL SAMPLE: -
BH / Sample Depth pH Sulphate as SO3 Chloride as
No. (M) value (%) Cl (%)
03/DS01 0.50 7.38 0.050 0.0180
06/SPT02 2.20 7.56 0.050 0.0110
08/DS01 0.50 8.21 0.050 0.0200
12/DS02 3.50 8.17 0.050 0.0180
15/SPT02 3.50 8.33 0.050 0.0180
16/SPT04 5.95 8.76 B.D.L. 0.0150
17/SPT01 1.00 8.33 0.050 0.0120
21/DS04 4.50 7.97 0.050 0.0130
27/DS01 0.50 7.29 0.050 0.0190
Note: B.D.L. = Below Detection Limit
It is seen that the values are on a safer side. So, either Ordinary Portland Cement or
Portland slag Cement or Portland Pozzolana cement can be used for concreting.
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6. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

Based on the field and laboratory test results and the foregoing discussion, the following are
summarized.
1. The subsoils are of medium to good quality. The subsoil is characterised by a soft to
medium silty clay layer followed by stiff to very stiff to hard clayey silt layer for some
boreholes. Underlying the above a weathered rock layer is encountered and that
continued up to the terminating depth for all the boreholes.
2. Considering the subsoil conditions and the proposed structure to be constructed at

the present site, deep foundation in form of piles is suggested. Bored cast-in-situ
piles are preferred due to availability of construction agencies, ease of construction
and less sound pollution.
3. Open Foundation:-
The determination of bearing capacity of open foundation are presented in the previous
section. The recommended bearing capacity values are presented below.

Borehole Type of
Location Foundation
BH-01 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-02 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-03 1.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-04 1.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-05 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-06 3.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-19 2.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-20 3.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-22 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-23 1.60 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-24 1.90 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-25 2.00 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-26 1.10 0.60 Isolated 75
BH-27 2.50 1.50 Isolated 40
BH-28 2.00 1.50 Isolated 40
BH-29 2.70 1.50 Isolated 40
BH-30 2.50 1.50 Isolated 40
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Note : In case any loose pocket is observed at the founding level, then the same should be excavated
out and the same shall be filled up with PCC
4. Pile Foundation:-
The determination of pile capacity (vertical and lateral) for bored cast-in-situ piles is
presented in the previous section. The recommended pile capacity values for
different depths are presented below.
Pile Diameter = 2500 mm
Pile founding Approximate

Borehole Recommended Vertical
Depth inside Length of Pile
Location Pile Capacity (T)
Rock (m)
BH-07 0.5D i.e.1.25m 2.3 1000

(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 3.6 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 6.1 1600
BH-08 0.5D i.e.1.25m 4.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 6.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 8.7 1600
BH-09 0.5D i.e.1.25m 8.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 10.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 12.7 1600
BH-10 0.5D i.e.1.25m 8.7 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 10.0 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 12.5 1600
BH-D 0.5D i.e.1.25m 7.5 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 8.7 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 11.2 1600
BH-11 0.5D i.e.1.25m 10.7 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 11.9 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 14.4 1600
BH-12 0.5D i.e.1.25m 16.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 18.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 20.6 1600
BH-13 0.5D i.e.1.25m 7.0 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 8.2 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 10.7 1600
BH-14 0.5D i.e.1.25m 8.6 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 9.8 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 12.3 1600
BH-15 0.5D i.e.1.25m 9.5 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 10.7 1200
243.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 13.2 1600
BH-16 0.5D i.e.1.25m 5.5 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 6.7 1200
246.473 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 9.2 1600
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Pile founding Approximate

Borehole Recommended Vertical
Depth inside Length of Pile
Location Pile Capacity (T)
Rock (m)
BH-17 0.5D i.e.1.25m 5.1 1000

(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 6.3 1200
249.873 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 8.8 1600
BH-18 0.5D i.e.1.25m 3.1 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 4.3 1200
250.773 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 6.8 1600
BH-21 0.5D i.e.1.25m 5.9 1000
(BOPC= 1D i.e.2.50m 7.2 1200
252.073 M) 2D i.e.5.00m 9.7 1600
Note :
a. Pile load test should be conducted to ascertain the pile capacity as per IS: 2911,Part IV.
b. BOPC = Bottom of Pile Cap
c. Maximum scour level is considered at top of rock layer.
Lateral Pile Capacity
Pile Diameter Pile founding Depth Lateral (T)

(mm) inside Rock
0.5D i.e.1.25m 24
2500 1D i.e.2.50m 48
2D i.e.5.00m 100
Uplift Pile Capacity
Pile
Pile socket Recommended Uplift
Diameter
Length (M) Pile Capacity(T)
(mm)
1.25 400
2500 2.50 800
5.00 1800
5. Chemical test was carried out on few soil samples to determine the pH value,
Sulphate and Chloride. It is seen that the values are within permissible limits (as
per IS:456-2000) and so no special cement will be required for foundation concrete.
Either Ordinary Portland cement or Portland slag cement or Portland
Pozzolana cement can be used for concreting.
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GEOLOGICAL LOGGING
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BH No. 01
00.00 – 00.50m : Overburden.
00.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, greyish white, medium to fine grained, tightly compacted,
hard and strong Granite.
Continuous core recovery, and are thin (upto 08.00m, >15 nos/m) to medium
0
spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with inclined fractures (45 dip at
11.00-12.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small sizes (upto
09.00m) followed by small to medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are
non-planar, rough and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor to poor with
locally fair quality.
BH No. 02
00.00 – 00.50m : Overburden.
00.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered to almost fresh, greyish white, medium to fine grained,
densely compacted, hard and strong Granite.
Discontinuous (upto 03.00m) to continuous core recovery, and are thin (upto
10.00m) to medium spaced (>15 to 15-8 nos/m), dominantly random (upto
03.00m) to base parallel with vertical fractures (4.00-5.00m, 9.00-10.00, 14.00-
15.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are completely broken (03.00m) to small
sizes (upto 10.00m) followed by medium size core shaped pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly altered (upto 8.00m) to
almost clean. Rock quality is very poor to poor (upto 10.00m) then poor with
locally fair quality.
BH No. 03
00.00 – 01.00m : Overburden.
01.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered to almost fresh, greyish white, medium to fine grained,
densely compacted, hard and strong Granite.
Discontinuous (upto 03.00) to continuous core recovery, and are thinly spaced
(>15 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with locally vertical fracture (at 06.00-
07.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small sizes (upto
04.00m) followed by small to medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are
non-planar, rough and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto 04.00m)
to poor.
BH No. 04
00.00 – 01.00m : Overburden.
01.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered to almost fresh, greyish white, fine grained, tightly
compacted, hard and strong Granite.
Continuous core recovery, and are thin (upto 14.00m) to medium spaced (>15
0
to 15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with inclined fractures 35 dip at 14.00
- 15.00m. Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small to medium sizes
(upto 14.00m) followed by medium with locally massive size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly altered to clean. Rock
quality is very poor to poor (upto 14.00m) to fair.
BH No. 05
00.00 – 00.50m : Overburden.
00.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered (upto 10.00m) to almost fresh, greyish white, fine grained,
tightly compacted, hard and strong Granite.
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Continuous core recovery, and are thinly spaced (>15 nos/m), dominantly base
parallel with vertical fractures (03.00 – 04.00m) and locally inclined fractures
0
(45 dip). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small to medium size
pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and altered. Rock
quality is very poor to poor with locally fair quality.
BH No. 06
00.00 – 02.50m : Overburden.
02.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, greyish white, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard and
strong Dolomitic Limestone.
Discontinuous (upto 5.00m) to continuous core recovery, and are thinly spaced
(>15 nos/m) with pockets of medium spaced (15-8 nos/m at 11.00-12.00m),
dominantly base parallel with rarely vertical fractures and locally inclined
0
fractures (45 dip). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small with
medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly
altered. Rock quality is very poor to poor.
BH No. 07
00.00 – 05.50m : Overburden.
05.50 – 15.50m : Moderately weathered, bedded, light brownish white, medium to fine grained,
tightly compacted, hard and strong Dolomitic Limestone.
(>15 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with rarely randomly oriented fractures
0 0
and with pockets of inclined fractures (50 dip at 5.50-6.50m, 70 dip at 12.50-
0
13.50m and 45 dip at 13.50-14.50m, and vertical fractures at 5.50-6.50m,
8.50-9.50m and 12.50-13.50m depth. Isolated segmented pieces are core
shaped small with broken sizes with locally medium size pieces. Open fractured
surfaces are planar, smooth and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto
10.50m) followed by poor with locally fair quality.
BH No. 08
00.00 – 04.00m : Overburden.
04.00 – 15.00m : Moderately weathered, bedded, light brownish white, medium to fine grained,
tightly compacted, hard and strong Dolomitic Limestone.
11.00m) to medium spaced (>15 to 15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with
0
rarely randomly oriented fractures and with pockets of inclined fractures (70
0 0
dip at 4.00-5.00m, 45 dip at 07.00-08.00m and 11.00-12.00mn and 65 dip at
13.00-14.00m, and vertical fractures at 5.00-6.00m and 09.00-11.00m depth.
Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small with broken sizes and also
medium with locally massive size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are planar,
smooth and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto 12.00m) followed by
poor.
BH No. 09
00.00 – 05.00m : Overburden.
05.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, bedded, light grey, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard and
strong Dolomitic Limestone.
0
pockets of inclined fractures (70 dip at 12.00-13.00m). Isolated segmented
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pieces are core shaped small with locally medium to massive size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are planar, slightly smooth and slightly altered. Rock quality
is very poor (upto 11.00m) to poor with locally fair.
BH No. 10
00.00 – 03.00m : Overburden.
03.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, bedded, greyish white, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard
and strong Dolomitic Limestone.
Discontinuous (upto 06.00m) to continuous core recovery, and are thin (>15
nos/m, upto 06.00m) to medium spaced (15-8 nos/m, upto 08.00m) followed by
widely spaced (8-5 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with rarely randomly
0
oriented fractures (upto 6.00m) with pockets of inclined fractures (50 dip at
07.00-08.00m) and vertical fracture (at 0600-08.00m depth). Isolated
segmented pieces are core shaped small mixed with few broken with locally
medium to massive size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are planar, slightly
smooth and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto 08.00m) to poor
(upto 11.00m) followed by fair to good fair.
BH No. 11
00.00 – 03.50m : Overburden.
03.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, bedded, greyish white, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard
and strong Limestone.
nos/m, upto 07.50m) to medium spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel
0
with pockets of inclined fractures (45 dip at 05.50-06.50m). Isolated
segmented pieces are core shaped small mixed with medium size pieces.
Open fractured surfaces are planar, slightly smooth and slightly altered. Rock
quality is very poor to poor (upto 13.50m) followed by fair quality.
BH No. OD
00.00 – 01.50m : Overburden.
01.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, greyish black, medium to fine grained, densely compacted,
hard and very strong Dolerite.
06.00m) to medium spaced (upto 09.50m) followed by thin (upto 10.50m) then
medium spaced (>15 to 8-5 nos/m). Dominantly base parallel with rarely
0
random fractured and pockets of inclined fractured (80 dip at 06.50-07.50m,
0 0
45 dip at 07.50-08.50m and 80 dip at 09.50-10.50m and 14.50-15.00m).
Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small with few broken sizes and
medium to massive sizes with locally huge massive size pieces. Open fractured
surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor
(upto 07.50m) to poor (upto 11.50m) followed by fair quality.
BH No. 12
00.00 – 09.50m : Overburden.
09.50 – 19.50m : Moderately weathered, bedded, brownish white, fine grained, tightly compacted,
hard and strong Dolomitic Limestone.
13.50m) to medium spaced (>15 to 15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel
0
mixed with random and pockets of inclined fractures (65 dip at 15.50-16.50m).
Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small mixed with broken sizes and
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with locally medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are planar, slightly
smooth and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor to poor (upto 11.50m)
followed by fair (upto upto 15.50m) to good.
BH No. 13
00.00 – 06.00m : Overburden.
06.00 – 09.00m : Completely weathered, decomposed and disintegrated rock particles collected
as sludge.
09.00 – 18.00m : Moderately weathered, deep brownish grey, medium to fine grained, densely
compacted, hard and strong Dolerite.
Discontinuous core recovery, and are thinly spaced (>15 nos/m). Dominantly
base parallel mixed with randomly oriented fractured and pockets of inclined
0 0
fractured (40 dip at 09.00-10.00m, 70 dip at 10.00-11.00) and vertical
fractured at 13.00-15.00m and 17.00-18.00m. Isolated segmented pieces are
core shaped small with few broken sizes and few medium size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are apparently planar, slightly smooth and slightly altered.
Rock quality is very poor (upto 12.00m) to poor.
BH No. 14
00.00 – 08.00m : Overburden.
08.00 – 18.00m : Slightly weathered, bedded, light grey, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard and
strong Limestone.
nos/m, upto 15.00m) to medium spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel
0 0
with few random and pockets of inclined fractures (45 dip at 13.00-14.00m, 30
dip at 17.00-18.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small mixed
with broken sizes and few medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are
planar, slightly smooth and slightly altered to clean. Rock quality is very poor to
poor (upto 17.00m) followed by fair quality.
BH No. 15
00.00 – 09.50m : Overburden.
09.50 – 19.50m : Slightly weathered, bedded, brownish white, medium to fine grained, densely
compacted, hard and strong Limestone with pockets of broken pieces of
Dolerite.
Discontinuous core recovery, and are thinly spaced (>15 nos/m). Dominantly
0
base parallel with rarely random fractured and pockets of inclined fractured (45
dip at 18.50-19.50m) and also vertical fracture (at 17.50-18.50m). Isolated
segmented pieces are core shaped small with few broken sizes and locally
medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are planar, slightly smooth and
slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto 18.50m) to poor.
BH No. 16
00.00 – 08.00m : Overburden.
08.00 – 18.00m : Slightly weathered, bedded, light grey, fine grained, densely compacted, hard
and strong Limestone.
13.00m) to medium spaced (>15 to 15-8 nos/m). Dominantly base parallel with
0
rarely random fractured and pockets of inclined fractured (30 dip at 12.00-
13.00m and 14.00-15.00m) and also vertical fracture (at 10.00-11.00m).
Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small with few broken sizes and
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and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor to poor with locally fair quality.
BH No. 17
00.00 – 07.50m : Overburden.
07.50 – 17.50m : High (upto 11.00m) to slightly weathered, yellowish black (upto 11.00m) to
greyish black, medium to fine grained, tightly compacted, hard and strong
Dolerite.
rarely inclined fractured. Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small to
medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, apparently rough
and altered. Rock quality is poor.
BH No. 18
00.00 – 05.50m : Overburden.
05.50 – 15.00m : Moderately weathered, dirty greyish black, medium to fine grained, tightly
compacted, hard and strong Dolerite.
Continuous core recovery, and are medium spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly
base parallel with almost vertical fractures (11.00-12.00m, 13.00-14.00m).
Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small to medium size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are non-planar, apparently rough and altered. Rock quality is
poor.
BH No. 19
00.00 – 02.00m : Overburden.
02.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, greyish black, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard and
strong Dolerite.
Continuous core recovery, and are thinly spaced (upto 09.50m, >15 nos/m), to
medium spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with pockets of inclined
0 0
fractured (40 -45 dip at 03.00 – 04.00m, 06.00-07.00m and 09.00 – 10.00m
depth). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small mixed with sub-
angular to sub-rounded pieces (upto 09.50m) followed by medium size pieces.
Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly altered. Rock quality
is very poor (upto 09.50m) followed by poor to fair.
BH No. 20
00.00 – 03.00m : Overburden.
03.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, greyish black, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard and
strong Dolerite.
09.00m) to medium spaced (>15 – 15-8 nos/m). Dominantly base parallel with
rarely inclined fractured. Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small
sizes (upto 09.00m) followed by medium with locally massive size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly altered. Rock quality is
very poor (upto 09.00m) followed by fair quality.
BH No. 21
00.00 – 08.00m : Overburden.
08.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered (upto 09.00m) to almost fresh, greyish black, fine grained,
tightly compacted, hard and strong Dolerite.
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0
base parallel with inclined fractures (45 dip at 11.00-12.00m). Isolated 09
+.0mented pieces are core shaped small sizes (upto 09.00m) followed by
massive to huge massive size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar,
slightly rough and slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto 09.00m)
followed by good to excellent.
BH No. 22
00.00 – 00.50m : Overburden.
00.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered (upto 04.00m) to almost fresh, greyish black, medium to fine
grained, tightly compacted, hard and strong Dolerite.
Continuous core recovery, and are thin (upto 04.00m, >15 nos/m) to medium
spaced (upto 07.00m, 15-8 nos/m) followed by thickly spaced (8-5 nos/m),
dominantly base parallel with random (upto 04.0m) and vertical fractures (at
0
3.00-4.00m, 4.00-5.00m, 6.00-7.00m, 11.00-12.00m) and inclined fractures (40
0 0
dip at 6.00-7.00m, 50 dip 9.00-10.00m, 45 dip at 11.00-12.00m and 14.00-
15.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small sizes (upto 4.00m)
followed by medium to massive size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-
planar, slightly rough and almost clean. Rock quality is very poor to poor (upto
04.00m depth) then fair (upto 13.00m) followed by good quality.
BH No. 23
00.00 – 01.00m : Overburden.
01.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered to almost fresh, greyish black, medium to fine grained,
densely compacted, hard and strong Dolerite.
Continuous core recovery, and are medium to locally widely spaced (upto
09.00m, 8-5 nos/m) followed by medium spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly base
0 0
parallel with inclined fractures (50 dip at 6.00-7.00m, 45 dip at 9.00-10.00m,
11.00-12.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped massive to huge
massive sizes (upto 09.00m) followed by small to medium with locally massive
size pieces, Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly altered.
Rock quality is excellent (upto 07.00m depth) to good (upto 09.00m) followed by
poor to fair.
BH No. 24
00.00 – 01.30m : Overburden.
01.30 – 15.00m : Almost fresh, greyish white, fine grained, densely compacted, very hard and
very strong Quartzite.
Continuous core recovery, and are thin to medium spaced (>15-8 nos/m),
dominantly base parallel with pockets of vertical fractures (at 2.00-3.00m).
Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small to medium size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are non-planar, slightly rough and clean. Rock quality is poor
with locally fair.
BH No. 25
00.00 – 01.40m : Overburden.
01.40 – 15.00m : 01.00-02.00m: Moderately weathered, reddish grey, fine grained, moderately
compacted, moderately hard and moderately strong Calcareous Shale.
02.00-15.00m: Slightly weathered (upto 07.00m) to almost fresh, greyish black,
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nos/m, upto 06.00m) to medium spaced (upto 12.00m, 15-8 nos/m) followed by
0
widely spaced (8-5 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with inclined fractures (40
0
– 45 dip at 3.00-5.00m, 6.00-7.00m, 10.00-11.00m) and vertical fractures (at
6.00-7.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small to medium with
broken size pieces (upto 7.00m) to medium sizes (upto 12.00m) followed by
massive to huge massive size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are apparently
planar, slightly rough and slightly altered (upto 7.00m) to clean. Rock quality is
very poor to poor (upto 07.00m depth) then poor to fair (upto 12.00m) followed
by good with locally excellent.
BH No. 26
00.00 – 00.50m : Overburden.
00.50 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, greyish white, fine grained, densely compacted, very hard
and very strong Quartzite with pockets of slightly weathered, fine grained,
reddish grey, moderately hard and moderately strong Calcareous Shale (at
2.10-3.30m depth).
Continuous core recovery, and are thin (upto 7.00m) to medium spaced (>15 to
15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel with pockets of vertical fractures (at 6.00-
0 0
7.00m) and inclined fractured (35 -45 dip at 2.00-3.00m, 5.00-6.00m). Isolated
segmented pieces are core shaped small sizes (upto 5.00m) to small to
medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, slightly rough and
slightly altered. Rock quality is very poor (upto 5.00m) then poor to fair.
BH No. 27
00.00 – 01.00m : Overburden.
01.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered to almost fresh, light reddish grey, fine grained, densely
compacted, hard and strong Dolomitic Limestone.
Continuous core recovery, and are thin (upto 10.00m) to medium spaced (>15
to 15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel mixed with rarely random fractured
0
and with pockets of inclined fractures (45 dip at 8.00-9.00m and 10.00-
11.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small sizes with broken
pieces (upto 10.00m) followed by small to medium size pieces. Open fractured
surfaces are non-planar, slightly rough and slightly altered. Rock quality is very
poor (upto 10.00m) then poor to fair.
BH No. 28
00.00 – 00.50m : Overburden.
00.50 – 15.00m : 00.50-11.00m:
Slightly weathered, light reddish grey, fine grained, moderately compacted,
moderately hard and moderately strong Conglomerate.
11.00-15.00m: Slightly weathered, greyish white, fine grained, tightly

compacted, hard and strong Granite.
11.00m) to medium spaced (>15 to 15-8 nos/m), dominantly base parallel
0
mixed with rarely random fractured and with pockets of inclined fractures (35
0
dip at 10.00-11.00m and 45 dip at 14.00-15.00m) and vertical fractured (at
11.00-12.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are core shaped small with few
medium size pieces (upto 9.00m) followed by medium size pieces. Open
fractured surfaces are non-planar, slightly rough and slightly altered. Rock
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BH No. 29
00.00 – 01.20m : Overburden.
01.20 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, reddish grey (upto 3.50m, 6.00-7.00m depth) to grayish
white, fine grained, moderate (upto 3.50m, 6.00-7.00m depth) to tightly
compacted, moderately hard and moderately strong Calcareous Shale (upto
3.50m, 6.00-7.00m depth) followed by hard and strong Granite.
(>15 nos/m), dominantly base parallel fractured. Isolated segmented pieces are
core shaped small with broken pieces (upto 7.00m) followed by small size
pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, slightly rough and slightly
altered. Rock quality is very poor to poor.
BH No. 30
00.00 – 01.00m : Overburden.
01.00 – 15.00m : Slightly weathered, reddish white, fine grained, tightly compacted, hard to very
hard and very strong Granite.
(upto 12.00m, >15 nos/m) to medium spaced (15-8 nos/m), dominantly base
0 0
parallel with pockets of inclined fractured (45 dip at 6.00-7.00m, 40 dip at
12.00-13.00m). Isolated segmented pieces are completely broken fractured
pieces (upto 3.00m) to core shaped small sizes (upto 12.00m) followed by
medium size pieces. Open fractured surfaces are non-planar, rough and slightly
altered. Rock quality is very poor to poor (upto 12.00m) then fair quality.
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Bore Sample Depth Sample Description Bulk Dry Spec. Nat. Void Strength Test Results Atter. Limits Grain Size
Hole Number M Dens. Dens. Grav. Mois. Ratio Pc/Pn Shear Cohesn Frictn LL PL SL Gravl Sand Silt Clay
gms/cc gms/cc % kg/sqcm kg/sqcm kg/sqcm Deg. % % % % % % %
BH01 DS01 0.30 Grayish brown clayey silt 2.64 5 95 (Silt+Clay)
with fine sand mixture.
BH02 DS01 0.30 Grayish brown clayey silt 2.66 6 94 (Silt+Clay)

with fine sand mixture.
BH03 DS01 0.50 Reddish brown clayey 2.63 2 59 39 (Silt+Clay)

silt with sand mixture/
clayeysilty sand.Obs.
BH04 DS01 0.50 Reddish brown silty sand 2.70 27 61 12 (Silt+Clay)

with rock pieces and
gravel.
BH06 SPT01 1.00 Deep brown, silty clay. 56 22 5
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BH06 SPT02 2.20 Brownish grey, silty sand 84 16 (Silt+Clay)
with traces of mica.
BH07 UDS01 2.00 Deep grey silty clay with 1.98 1.50 2.64 30 S 0.827 TRSH-UU 0.70 0 65 31 8 58 34
sand mixture and kankar. 32 T 3.0 0.718
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30 C 2.0 0.699
1.0 0.683
UNCONFD 0.62 0
0.0 0.643
0.0 0.628
0.0 0.589
REMOULD 0.47 0
0.0 0.490
0.0 0.465
0.0 0.454
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BH08 SPT01 1.00 Brownish grey, clayey silt 9 91 (Silt+Clay)
with traces of sand
mixture.
BH08 SPT02 2.50 Dark grayish brown, silty 79 30

clay with traces of conch
shell.

with traces of sand
mixtures.
BH12 SPT02 2.50 Deep brownish grey, silty 80 28

clay with conch shell.
BH12 SPT04 5.50 Dark grey, silty clay with 74 27

conch shell.
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mixtures.
BH13 SPT01 1.00 Brownish grey, clayey silt 5 95 (Silt+Clay) (Silt+Clay)

/ silty clay with traces of
fine sand mixture.

BH13 SPT03 4.00 Dark brownish grey, silty 75 27

clay with traces of
kankar.
BH14 UDS01 2.50 Deep grey silty clay with 1.90 1.52 2.66 28 S TRSH-UU 0.40 0 68 30 7 70 23
sand mixture and kankar. 25 T 3.0 0.423
2.0 0.413
1.0 0.364
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BH14 SPT02 3.00 Brownish grey, clayey silt 79 29 5 95 (Silt+Clay)
fine sand mixtures.
BH14 UDS02 5.50 Deep grey clayey silt 1.84 1.51 2.64 18 S DRSH-CQ 0.14 33 60 28 12
with sand mixture/clayey 22DR 0.5 0.449
silty sand. 1.0 0.804
2.0 1.416
BH14 SPT04 5.95 Blackish grey, coal dust 15 58 27 (Silt+Clay)

with traces of sand
mixture and kankar.

sand mixture.
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traces of rock dust.
BH15 UDS02 6.00 Deep grey silty clay with 1.88 1.55 2.63 24 S DRSH-CQ 0.08 31 64 28 8
sand mixture. 21DR 0.5 0.366
1.0 0.661
2.0 1.296

traces of kankar.
BH15 SPT05 8.00 Dark brownish grey, silty 74 28

clay.
BH16 SPT01 1.00 Deep grey, clayey silt 11 89 (Silt+Clay)

with traces of sand
mixture and kankar.
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sand mixture. 30 T 3.0 0.499
2.0 0.484
1.0 0.457
BH16 SPT03 4.50 Dark grey, clayey silt 56 28 10 90 (Silt+Clay)

with traces of kankar and
sand mixture.
BH16 UDS02 5.50 Brownish grey silty clay 1.95 1.48 2.66 29 S 0.973 TRSH-UU 0.86 0 64 31 12 73 15
with sand mixture and 31 T 3.0 0.880
kankar. 35 C 2.0 0.858
1.0 0.842
UNCONFD 0.79 0
0.0 0.813
0.0 0.794
0.0 0.763
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REMOULD 0.58 0
0.0 0.601
0.0 0.580
0.0 0.560
BH16 SPT04 5.95 Brownish grey, clayey 51 49 (Silt+Clay)

silty sand with rock dust.
sand mixture. 31 T 3.0 0.383

2.0 0.365
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BH17 UDS02 5.50 Deep/ brownish grey silty 1.91 1.51 2.63 24 S TRSH-UU 0.79 0 78 40 8 76 16
clay with decomposed 26 T 3.0 0.811
rock. 2.0 0.782
1.0 0.777
BH17 SPT04 6.50 Grayish brown, silty sand 89 11 (Silt+Clay)

with traces of mica.
BH18 UDS01 2.00 Blackish grey clayey silt 1.88 1.50 2.64 27 S TRSH-UU 0.41 0 74 35 10 75 15
with sand mixture. 25 T 3.0 0.433
2.0 0.424
1.0 0.373
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BH18 SPT03 5.00 Brownish grey, clayey silt 2.69 42 49 9
traces of kankar.
BH19 SPT01 1.00 Yellowish brown, clayey 2.69 6 68 26

silt with traces of fine
sand mixture.
BH19 DS02 1.80 Dark grey, silty clay. 86 33

BH20 DS01 0.50 Yellowish brown, clayey 2.69 6 70 24

silt with traces of fine
sand mixture.
BH20 SPT01 1.00 Dark grey, silty clay. 87 34

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BH20 SPT02 2.50 Brownish grey, silty sand 2.69 72 19 9

with decomposed
rockdus tand mica.
BH21 SPT01 1.50 Brownish grey, clayey silt 2.70 5 66 29

with traces of fine sand
mixture.
BH21 UDS01 3.00 Brownish grey clayey silt 1.88 1.49 2.63 24 S TRSH-UU 0.53 0 71 38 8 85 7
with sand mixture. 26 T 3.0 0.553
2.0 0.527
1.0 0.510
BH21 SPT02 3.45 Blackish grey, silty clay. 86 34
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BH21 SPT03 5.00 Yellowish brown, clayey 2.69 45 42 13
silt with sand mixture and
traces of kankar.
BH21 UDS02 6.00 Brownish grey clayey silt 1.86 1.48 2.65 22 S DRSH-CQ 0.12 32 56 37 7
with sand mixture/ clayey 26DR 0.5 0.419
silty sand. 1.0 1.068
2.0 1.352
BH21 SPT04 6.45 Brownish grey, silty sand 2.68 60 35 5

with clay binders and

traces of kankar.

silty sand. Obs. gravel.

silt with sand mixture/
clayey silty sand.
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BH Run Depth Description Density Water Porosity Specific Unconfined Compressive Coefficient Point Load Young's
No. No. (M) (gm/cc) Absorption % Gravity strength (kg/sqcm) of Strength Index Modulus
Bulk Dry (%) Dry Saturated softening (kg/sqcm) (kg/sqcm)
1 2 1.00- Slightly weathered light greyish brown 2.378 2.362 0.67 1.5887 2.400 -- 281 -- -- 13685
2.00 medium to fine grained fractured rock.
1 15 14.00- Slightly weathered to fresh light greyish 2.648 2.646 0.06 0.1504 2.650 -- 661 -- -- 28826
15.00 brown medium to fine grained fractured
rock.
2 6 5.00- Slightly weathered light brownish grey 2.662 2.659 0.11 0.2988 2.667 -- -- -- 62.72 --
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2 8 7.00- Slightly weathered light brownish grey 2.483 2.474 0.36 0.8872 2.496 -- 355 -- -- 3713
2 14 13.00- Slightly weathered to fresh whitish grey 2.641 2.638 0.09 0.2351 2.645 -- 650 -- -- 35759
3 2 2.00- Highly weathered greyish brown medium 2.508 2.504 0.18 0.4569 2.515 -- -- -- 103.00 --
3.00 to fine grained fractured rock.
3 5 5.00- Slightly weathered light brownish grey 2.582 2.577 0.19 0.4801 2.660 -- 410 -- -- 35629
10.00 brown medium to coarse grained
fractured rock.
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fractured rock.
4 2 2.00- Highly weathered greyish brown medium 2.603 2.599 0.16 0.4048 2.609 -- -- -- 141.77 --
3.00 grained fractured rock.
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5 1 0.50- Moderately weathered brownish grey 2.368 2.367 0.04 0.0895 2.370 -- -- -- -- --
1.00 medium grained fractured rock
5 5 4.00- Moderately weathered brownish grey 2.518 2.498 0.77 1.9296 2.547 -- -- -- 89.10 --
5 7 6.00- Slightly weathered brownish grey 2.521 2.510 0.41 1.0361 2.537 -- -- -- 158.17 --
5 12 11.00- Slightly weathered brownish grey 2.592 2.586 0.20 0.5234 2.600 -- 369 -- -- 24817
6 1 2.50- Highly weathered brownish grey medium 2.574 2.570 0.16 0.4045 2.581 -- -- -- 158.17 --
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7 4 8.50- Slightly weathered whitish grey fine to 2.501 2.495 0.26 0.6401 2.511 -- -- -- 59.80
7 5 9.50- Slightly weathered whitish grey fine to 2.637 2.636 0.03 0.0782 2.638 -- 453 -- -- 82296
7 8 12.50- Slightly weathered to fresh brownish 2.637 2.635 0.07 0.1908 2.640 947 785 0.829 -- 47868
13.50 grey fine to medium grained rock.
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7 10 14.50- Slightly weathered to fresh brownish 2.495 2.474 0.85 2.0989 2.527 -- 231 -- -- 57282
15.50 grey fine to medium grained rock.
8 6 9.00- Slightly weathered to fresh whitish 2.674 2.673 0.03 0.0778 2.675 -- 450 -- -- 42579
10.00 brown fine to medium grained rock.
8 10 13.00- Slightly weathered to fresh whitish 2.577 2.570 0.27 0.6998 2.588 -- 326 -- 73.06 48311
14.00 brown fine to medium grained rock.
9 3 7.00- Moderately weathered whitish grey 2.889 2.888 0.02 0.0559 2.890 -- 230 -- 76.62 31249
9 6 10.00- Slightly weathered whitish grey fine to 2.741 2.741 0.01 0.0217 2.741 -- 662 -- 88.36 47632
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10 2 4.00- Moderately weathered light grey medium 2.892 2.892 0.01 0.0207 2.893 -- 634 -- -- 51374
5.00 grained fractured rock
10 4 6.00- Slightly weathered light grey medium 2.751 2.750 0.01 0.0358 2.751 -- 362 -- -- 42990
10 6 8.00- Slightly weathered whitish grey fine to 2.804 2.804 0.01 0.0141 2.804 627 251 0.400 -- 24825
11 2 4.50- Moderately weathered whitish grey 2.857 2.856 0.03 0.0887 2.858 345 332 0.963 -- 35005
8.50 medium grained rock.
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10.50 fine to medium grained rock.
15.00 fine to medium grained rock.
D 2 2.50- Moderately weathered whitish grey fine 2.807 2.806 0.06 0.1679 2.810 -- -- -- 34.06 --
D 6 6.50- Slightly weathered whitish grey fine to 3.073 3.071 0.06 0.1818 3.077 -- 120 -- -- 30235
D 11 11.50- Slightly weathered to fresh light grey 2.890 2.889 0.04 0.1094 2.892 -- -- -- 49.88 --
D 13 13.50- Slightly weathered to fresh light grey 2.981 2.977 0.13 0.4015 2.989 -- 320 -- 137.08 62938
12 3 11.50- Moderately weathered whitish grey 2.835 2.834 0.05 0.1552 2.838 386 369 0.957 -- 45510
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12 6 14.50- Slightly weathered whitish brown 2.499 2.492 0.27 0.6734 2.509 -- 423 -- -- 54707
12 8 16.50- Slightly weathered whitish brown 2.652 2.650 0.07 0.1751 2.655 -- 376 -- 114.68 52357
13 6 14.50- Highly weathered deep grey medium 3.100 3.098 0.06 0.1759 3.104 -- 464 -- -- 56133
13 11 16.00- Highly weathered deep grey medium 3.053 3.050 0.08 0.2369 3.058 -- 493 -- -- 46724
14 5 12.00- Moderately weathered blackish grey fine 2.725 2.724 0.03 0.0857 2.727 -- -- -- 27.02 --
13.00 to medium grained fractured rock.
14 6 13.00- Moderately weathered blackish grey fine 2.769 2.767 0.09 0.2452 2.773 -- 247 -- 35.83 19565
14 10 17.00- Slightly weathered blackish grey fine to 2.769 2.766 0.13 0.3477 2.776 -- 137 -- -- 32271
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15 1 9.50- Highly weathered pinkish grey medium 2.769 2.760 0.32 0.8885 2.785 -- -- -- 5.38 --
15 4 12.50- Highly weathered pinkish to whitish grey 2.807 2.797 0.33 0.9364 2.824 -- 189 -- -- 30735
13.50 fine to medium grained fractured rock.
15 8 16.50- Moderately weathered light grey fine to 2.881 2.880 0.05 0.1315 2.884 -- 287 -- -- 49794
15 10 18.50- Slightly weathered light grey fine to 2.891 2.891 0.02 0.0490 2.892 -- 148 -- -- 43870
16 2 9.00- Moderately weathered light grey fine 2.735 2.732 0.10 0.2768 2.739 -- 217 -- -- 33241
16 6 13.00- Moderately weathered light grey fine 2.761 2.757 0.14 0.3914 2.768 176 149 0.846 -- 59168
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16 8 15.00- Slightly weathered light grey fine grained 2.762 2.756 0.19 0.5367 2.771 -- -- -- 5.38 --
16.00 fractured rock.
17 1 7.50- Highly weathered brownish grey medium 2.635 2.551 3.28 8.3667 2.784 -- -- -- -- 31660
17 5 11.00- Slightly weathered brownish grey 2.832 2.795 1.32 3.6849 2.902 -- -- -- 5.35 --
17 8 14.00- Slightly weathered light grey medium to 3.069 3.068 0.05 0.1578 3.073 -- 829 -- -- 36592
15.00 fine grained fractured rock.
July-16
18 4 8.00- Slightly weathered light grey medium to 2.985 2.970 0.53 1.5620 3.017 -- 590 -- -- 24892
9.00 fine grained fractured rock.
19 2 3.00- Highly weathered light grey medium 2.861 2.858 0.13 0.3833 2.869 -- -- -- -- --
19 4 5.00- Highly weathered light grey medium 2.864 2.857 0.24 0.6875 2.877 -- -- -- -- --
19 9 10.00- Slightly weathered greyish brown 3.014 3.010 0.12 0.3609 3.021 -- 242 -- -- 22577
20 1 3.00- Highly weathered brownish grey medium 3.009 3.002 0.23 0.7053 3.023 -- -- -- 121.66
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21 1 8.00- Moderately weathered blackish grey fine 2.804 2.775 1.06 2.9455 2.859 -- -- -- -- --
22 1 0.50- Highly weathered blackish grey medium 2.892 2.879 0.47 1.3612 2.918 -- -- -- 121.35
July-16
22 3 2.00- Moderately weathered blackish grey 3.007 2.998 0.29 0.8800 3.024 -- 726 -- -- 29566
22 5 4.00- Slightly weathered blackish grey medium 2.981 2.970 0.38 1.1249 3.003 -- 526 -- -- 29727
22 9 8.00- Fresh light greyish brown medium 3.037 3.034 0.10 0.2916 3.043 -- 774 -- -- 44835
23 1 1.00- Moderately weathered brownish grey 3.027 3.024 0.10 0.3147 3.034 -- 266 -- -- 23700
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24 1 1.30.2.0 Highly weathered light grey medium 2.734 2.729 0.19 0.5148 2.743 -- -- -- 31.22 --
0 grained fractured rock.
25 4 4.00- Moderately weathered blackish grey 2.962 2.960 0.04 0.1171 2.964 -- -- -- 91.39 --
July-16
26 1 0.50- Completely weathered light pinkish grey 2.869 2.869 0.02 0.0453 2.870 -- -- -- 52.01 --
26 2 1.00- Highly weathered light pinkish grey 2.877 2.877 0.03 0.0734 2.879 -- 313 -- -- 51291
26 3 2.00- Moderately weathered light pinkish grey 2.880 2.880 0.01 0.0255 2.880 -- 282 -- -- 41159
26 7 6.00- Slightly weathered to fresh light grey 2.899 2.897 0.06 0.1878 2.903 -- 200 -- -- 48607
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27 1 1.00- Highly weathered brownish grey medium 2.986 2.983 0.09 0.2571 2.991 -- -- -- -- --
27 2 2.00- Highly weathered light brownish grey 2.885 2.884 0.04 0.1101 2.887 -- -- -- 89.10 --
27 6 6.00- Moderately weathered light brownish 2.866 2.865 0.02 0.0601 2.870 -- 287 -- -- 17099
7.00 grey medium to fine grained fractured
27 7 7.00- Moderately weathered light brownish 2.879 2.879 0.02 0.0459 2.870 -- 353 -- -- 20841
8.00 grey medium to fine grained fractured
27 8 8.00- Moderately weathered brownish grey 2.889 2.889 0.01 0.0258 2.889 -- 375 -- -- 63124
July-16
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28 15 14.00- Highly weathered brownish grey medium 2.605 2.599 0.24 0.6329 2.660 -- 117 -- -- 11336
July-16
29 7 7.00- Highly weathered light grey medium 2.548 2.542 0.24 0.6203 2.558 -- 290 -- -- 25498
30 1 1.00- Highly weathered light greyish brown 2.077 2.075 0.08 0.1750 2.079 -- -- -- -- --
30 3 3.00- Highly weathered light greyish brown 2.260 2.250 0.46 1.0389 2.274 -- -- -- 34.33 --
30 5 5.00- Highly weathered light greyish brown 2.331 2.276 2.39 5.4471 2.407 -- -- -- 12.65 --
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30 11 11.00- Highly weathered light brownish grey 2.689 2.688 0.03 0.0811 2.691 -- -- -- 160.38 --
30 13 13.00- Highly weathered light brownish grey 2.659 2.657 0.08 0.2193 2.663 -- 774 -- -- 37321
July-16
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SUMMARY OF FIELD AND LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
Project : Geotech Inv work for C/O HLB across River Krishna in Telangana. Commencement Date : 30/9/2015 Level of Ground : 268.052 M Job No : 3549
Bore Hole No. : 1 Location : E=214572.434, N=1776004.280 Completion Date : 13/10/2015 Standing Water Level : 4.85 M Sheet No :
Depth in Mete
S.P.T. blows Shearing Strength
2
below
per 30cm Characteristics
reference
Visual Description of Soil

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm
Type of test conducted
Depth of Sample below

Dry Density in gms/cm3
Symbolic representation
Unconfined Compressive
Depth in Metre
Percent Core Recovery
Strength of Rock (Kg/cm )
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.
Level of Water table/L.W.L.

268.052 263.202 150/NX 0.00M Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
267.752 0.30 0.30 DS-01 Greyish brown, clayey silt with fine 5 95 # 2.64
CH
sand mixture & decomposed rock.
267.552 0.50 0.53 0.50 *SPT-01 0.50 R 0.50M
Completely weathered, light greyish

brown, medium grained, fractured rock.
267.552 0.5 1.00 0.50 R1 20 0
1.00M
267.052 1.00 2.00 1.00 R2 70 13 2.362 2.400 0.67 --/281
266.052 2.00 3.00 2.00 R3 76 0
265.052 3.00 4.00 3.00 R4 90 20
264.052 4.00 5.00 4.00 R5 84 0
263.052 5.00 6.00 5.00 R6 76 0 Slightly weathered / fresh, light greyish
262.052 6.00 7.00 6.00 R7 86 0 brown, medium to fine grained,
fractured rock.
261.052 7.00 8.00 7.00 R8 73 0
260.052 8.00 9.00 8.00 R9 82 42 2.510 2.533 0.36 --/485
July-16
259.052 9.00 10.00 9.00 R10 75 38
258.052 10.00 11.00 10.00 R11 69 48
257.052 11.00 12.00 11.00 R12 77 17 12.00M
256.052 12.00 13.00 12.00 R13 75 30
255.052 13.00 14.00 13.00 R14 78 21 Slightly weathered to fresh, whitish
254.052 14.00 15.00 14.00 R15 86 51 grey, medium to coarse grained rock. 2.646 2.650 0.06 --/661
15.00M
Undisturbed (UDS) Penetrometer (SPT) Disturbed (DS) Water Sample (WS) R = Refusal
* means sample could not be recovered Note: Chemical Test results for Water Samples for Chloride & Sulphate is given as Mg/Litr &
# means (silt+clay) for soil samples SO 4 content is expressed as SO3.
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

264.789 0.30 0.30 DS-01 Greyish brown, silty clay with 6 94 # 2.66
CH
decomposed rock dust.
264.589 0.50 0.52 0.50 *SPT-01 0.50 R 0.50M
Highly to moderately weathered,

264.589 0.50 1.00 0.50 R1 44 0 brownish grey, medium grained, highly
264.089 1.00 2.00 1.00 R2 34 0 fractured rock.
263.089 2.00 3.00 2.00 R3 42 0 3.00M
262.089 3.00 4.00 3.00 R4 55 0
261.089 4.00 5.00 4.00 R5 56 10
260.089 5.00 6.00 5.00 R6 72 10 Moderately to slightly weathered / 2.659 2.667 0.11 P=62.71
259.089 6.00 7.00 6.00 R7 73 0 fresh, light brownish grey, medium
258.089 7.00 8.00 7.00 R8 79 19 grained, fractured rock. 2.474 2.496 0.36 --/355
257.089 8.00 9.00 8.00 R9 88 0
July-16
256.089 9.00 10.00 9.00 R10 87 0
10.00M
255.089 10.00 11.00 10.00 R11 84 0
254.089 11.00 12.00 11.00 R12 90 36
253.089 12.00 13.00 12.00 R13 88 20 Fresh, whitish grey, medium to coarse
251.089 14.00 15.00 14.00 R15 90 26
15.00M
Undisturbed (UDS) Penetrometer (SPT) Disturbed (DS) Water Sample (WS) R = Refusal P = Point Load Strength Index (kg/sqcm)
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Depth in Mete
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Strength of Rock (Kg/cm2)
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

261.766 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Reddish brown, clayey silty sand with 2 59 39 # 2.63 7.38 0.018 0.05
SC
decomposed rock.
261.266 1.00 1.02 1.00 *SPT-01 1.00 R 1.00M
Highly weathered, light greyish brown,

261.266 1.00 2.00 1.00 R1 26 0 medium grained, highly fractured rock.
260.266 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 30 0 2.504 2.515 0.18 P=103.00
259.266 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 37 0 4.00M
258.266 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 76 27
257.266 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 78 25 Slightly weathered, light greyish brown, 2.577 2.660 0.19 --/410
256.266 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 73 0 medium grained, highly fractured rock.
255.266 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 79 0
8.00M
254.266 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 86 0
253.266 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 89 29 2.247 2.670 0.89 --/234
July-16
252.266 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 87 13
251.266 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 86 66 Fresh, light greyish brown, medium to 2.615 2.670 0.15 --/632
250.266 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 92 41 coarse grained rock.
249.266 13.00 14.00 13.00 R13 86 37
248.266 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 88 58
15.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

259.620 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Reddish brown, silty sand with gravel 27 61 12 # 2.70
SM
& decomposed rock.
259.120 1.00 1.02 1.00 *SPT-01 1.00 R 1.00M

medium grained, highly fractured rock.
259.120 1.00 2.00 1.00 R1 21 0
2.00M
Highy to moderately weathered, light
258.120 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 27 0 2.599 2.609 0.16 P=141.76
greyish brown, medium grained, highly
fractured rock.
257.120 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 47 0
4.00M
256.120 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 63 0
255.120 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 73 33 2.394 2.680 0.62 --/485
Slightly weathered, light greyish brown,
254.120 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 74 37
253.120 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 72 20
July-16
252.120 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 71 27
9.00M
251.120 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 82 12 2.585 2.650 0.27 --/507
250.120 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 88 17
249.120 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 91 12 2.558 2.650 0.28 --/417
Fresh, whitish grey, medium to coarse
248.120 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 92 27
grained, fractured rock.
247.120 13.00 14.00 13.00 R13 84 23
246.120 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 93 44
15.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

255.423 0.30 0.30 DS-01 Deep grey, silty clay with decomposed
CH
rock.
255.223 0.50 0.53 0.50 *SPT-01 0.50 R 0.50M
255.223 0.50 1.00 0.50 R1 48 0 2.367 2.370 0.04

brownish grey, medium grained, highly
254.723 1.00 2.00 1.00 R2 36 0 fractured rock.
253.723 2.00 3.00 2.00 R3 40 0 2.406 2.419 0.23

252.723 3.00 4.00 3.00 R4 50 0 4.00M
251.723 4.00 5.00 4.00 R5 52 0 2.498 2.547 0.77 P=89.09
250.723 5.00 6.00 5.00 R6 66 10
Moderately to slightly weathered /
249.723 6.00 7.00 6.00 R7 73 0 2.510 2.537 0.41 P=158.17
July-16
fresh, brownish grey, medium grained,
248.723 7.00 8.00 7.00 R8 80 32
highly fractured rock.
247.723 8.00 9.00 8.00 R9 82 30
246.723 9.00 10.00 9.00 R10 81 0 10.00M
245.723 10.00 11.00 10.00 R11 94 0
244.723 11.00 12.00 11.00 R12 90 53 2.586 2.600 0.20 --/369
243.723 12.00 13.00 12.00 R13 94 26 Fresh, light brownish grey, medium to
242.723 13.00 14.00 13.00 R14 90 74 coarse grained, fractured rock.
241.723 14.00 15.00 14.00 R15 91 46
15.00M
# means (silt+clay)
for soil samples SO 4 content is expressed as SO3.

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Bore Hole No. : 6 Location : E=214651.943, N=1775767.261 Completion Date : 30/12/2015 Standing Water Level : 2.00 M above EGL
Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

251.036 0.50 0.50 DS-01
Stiff, blackish grey, silty clay.
CH
250.536 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 10 56 22 5
1.50M
249.536 2.00 2.10 2.00 *UDS-01

Very dense, brownish grey, silty sand
SM
with decomposed rock & boulders.
249.336 2.20 2.30 2.20 SPT-02 2.20 >100 84 16 # 7.56 0.0110 0.050
249.036 2.50 2.53 2.50 *SPT-03 2.50 R 2.50M

249.036 2.50 3.00 2.50 R1 34 0 Highly weathered, whitish grey to 2.570 2.581 0.16 P=158.17
248.536 3.00 4.00 3.00 R2 31 0 brownish grey, medium grained, highly 2.638 2.647 0.14 P=64.15
247.536 4.00 5.00 4.00 R3 35 0 fractured rock.
5.00M
July-16
246.536 5.00 6.00 5.00 R4 51 0
Slightly weathered, whitish grey to
245.536 6.00 7.00 6.00 R5 65 20 2.318 2.392 1.33 --/290
fractured rock.
244.536 7.00 8.00 7.00 R6 61 0 8.00M
243.536 8.00 9.00 8.00 R7 77 20
242.536 9.00 10.00 9.00 R8 76 20 2.497 2.552 0.86 --/428
241.536 10.00 11.00 10.00 R9 75 0
Slightly weathered to fresh, whitish
240.536 11.00 12.00 11.00 R10 72 42 brown, medium to fine grained,
239.536 12.00 13.00 12.00 R11 84 0 fractured rock with blackish spots.
238.536 13.00 14.00 13.00 R12 87 26
237.536 14.00 15.00 14.00 R13 86 20 2.589 2.597 0.12 --/448
15.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

247.692 0.50 0.50 DS-01
247.192 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 13 Stiff, deep grey, silty clay with kankar.
CH
Observed boulders.
246.192 2.00 2.45 2.00 UDS-01 UU 8 58 34 1.51 2.64 31 65 31 0.70 0

2.45M
245.742 2.45 2.90 2.45 SPT-02 2.45 36

Hard, deep grey, silty clay with kankar.
CH
244.692 3.50 3.50 DS-02 Observed boulders.
244.192 4.00 4.45 4.00 SPT-03 4.00 44
243.192 5.00 5.00 DS-03 5.00M
Very dense, brownish grey, silty sand
SM
with decomposed rock.
July-16
242.692 5.50 5.53 5.50 *SPT-04 5.50 R
5.50M
242.692 5.50 6.50 5.50 R1 34 0 Highly weathered, whitish grey, fine to

medium grained, fractured rock.
241.692 6.50 7.50 6.50 R2 38 0
7.50M
Slightly weathered, whitish grey, fine to

240.692 7.50 8.50 7.50 R3 61 0
239.692 8.50 9.50 8.50 R4 67 0 2.495 2.511 0.26 P=59.79
238.692 9.50 10.50 9.50 R5 76 14 2.636 2.638 0.03 --/453
10.50M
237.692 10.50 11.50 10.50 R6 64 55
Slightly weathered to fresh, whitish

grey, fine to medium grained rock.
236.692 11.50 12.50 11.50 R7 84 35

12.50M
235.692 12.50 13.50 12.50 R8 87 25 2.635 2.640 0.07 947/785
234.692 13.50 14.50 13.50 R9 88 16 Fresh, brownish grey, medium to
233.692 14.50 15.50 14.50 R10 88 52 coarse grained rock. 2.474 2.527 0.85 --/231
15.50M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

243.621 0.50 0.50 DS-01 8.21 0.0200 0.050
243.121 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 4 9 91 #
Medium, deep grey, silty clay with

242.121 2.00 2.45 2.00 *UDS-01
CH
decomposed rock.
241.621 2.50 2.95 2.50 SPT-02 2.50 7 79 30
240.621 3.50 3.50 DS-02

240.121 4.00 4.02 4.00 *SPT-03 4.00 R 4.00M
Highly weathered, whitish grey,
240.121 4.00 5.00 4.00 R1 34 0 medium grained, fractured rock.
5.00M
July-16
239.121 5.00 6.00 5.00 R2 51 0
Moderately to slightly weathered,
whitish grey to brownish grey, medium
238.121 6.00 7.00 6.00 R3 66 14 2.630 2.635 0.07 --/654
237.121 7.00 8.00 7.00 R4 65 13 8.00M
236.121 8.00 9.00 8.00 R5 51 12

235.121 9.00 10.00 9.00 R6 85 30 2.673 2.675 0.03 --/450
234.121 10.00 11.00 10.00 R7 87 14
233.121 11.00 12.00 11.00 R8 95 24 Moderately weathered to fresh, whitish
brown to blackish grey, medium to
coarse grained, fractured rock.

232.121 12.00 13.00 12.00 R9 88 44

231.121 13.00 14.00 13.00 R10 87 54 2.570 2.588 0.27 --/326
230.121 14.00 15.00 14.00 R11 86 32
15.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

240.590 0.50 0.50 DS-01
240.090 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 5
Medium, deep grey, silty clay with
CH
239.090 2.00 2.45 2.00 *UDS-01 decomposed rock.
238.590 2.50 2.95 2.50 SPT-02 2.50 7
237.590 3.50 3.50 DS-02 4.00M

237.090 4.00 4.45 4.00 SPT-03 4.00 17 Very stiff, deep grey, silty clay with
CH
decomposed rock.
236.090 5.00 5.03 5.00 *SPT-04 5.00 R
5.00M
July-16
236.090 5.00 6.00 5.00 R1 23 0
6.00M
235.090 6.00 7.00 6.00 R2 30 0
234.090 7.00 8.00 7.00 R3 46 22 2.888 2.890 0.02 --/230
whitish grey, medium grained,
fractured rock.
233.090 8.00 9.00 8.00 R4 40 0
232.090 9.00 10.00 9.00 R5 46 0
10.00M
231.090 10.00 11.00 10.00 R6 69 23 2.741 2.741 0.01 --/662
230.090 11.00 12.00 11.00 R7 61 33
Slightly weathered, whitish grey,

medium to fine grained, fractured rock.

229.090 12.00 13.00 12.00 R8 75 56
228.090 13.00 14.00 13.00 R9 66 30
227.090 14.00 15.00 14.00 R10 63 44 2.856 2.858 0.02 --/178
15.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

238.790 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Medium, deep grey, silty clay with
CH
decomposed rock.
238.290 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 6
1.45M
237.290 2.00 2.10 2.00 *UDS-01

Stiff, deep grey, silty clay with
CH
decomposed rock.
236.990 2.30 2.75 2.30 SPT-02 2.30 15
236.290 3.00 3.04 3.00 *SPT-03 3.00 R 3.00M
236.290 3.00 4.00 3.00 R1 36 0 Highly to moderately weathered, light

grey, medium grained, fractured rock.
235.290 4.00 5.00 4.00 R2 44 11 2.892 2.893 0.01 --/634
234.290 5.00 6.00 5.00 R3 56 0 5.00M
July-16
233.290 6.00 7.00 6.00 R4 78 15 2.750 2.751 0.01 --/362
232.290 7.00 8.00 7.00 R5 90 22
fresh, light grey, medium grained,
fractured rock.
231.290 8.00 9.00 8.00 R6 86 77 9.00M 2.804 2.804 0.01 627/251

230.290 9.00 10.00 9.00 R7 83 42
229.290 10.00 11.00 10.00 R8 87 38
228.290 11.00 12.00 11.00 R9 95 62
Fresh, whitish grey, medium to coarse

grained, medium fractured rock.

227.290 12.00 13.00 12.00 R10 86 50
226.290 13.00 14.00 13.00 R11 87 28 2.820 2.823 0.04 --/399

225.290 14.00 15.00 14.00 R12 89 48
15.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

237.340 0.50 0.50 DS-01
Very soft, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
236.840 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 1
1.45M
235.840 2.00 2.45 2.00 *UDS-01
Stiff, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
235.040 2.80 2.80 DS-02
234.840 3.00 3.45 3.00 SPT-02 3.00 10

234.340 3.50 3.54 3.50 *SPT-03 3.50 R
3.50M
Highly weathered, deep brown, fine
234.340 3.50 4.50 3.50 R1 28 0 grained, fractured rock.
4.50M
July-16
233.340 4.50 5.50 4.50 R2 56 34 2.856 2.858 0.03 345/332
232.340 5.50 6.50 5.50 R3 52 24
231.340 6.50 7.50 6.50 R4 76 25
230.340 7.50 8.50 7.50 R5 78 52 2.869 2.871 0.02 --/416

229.340 8.50 9.50 8.50 R6 86 16
228.340 9.50 10.50 9.50 R7 87 26 fresh, whitish grey, fine to medium 2.560 2.577 0.25 --/234
227.340 10.50 11.50 10.50 R8 87 11 grained rock.
226.340 11.50 12.50 11.50 R9 90 12

225.340 12.50 13.50 12.50 R10 93 54
224.340 13.50 15.00 13.50 R11 86 52 2.597 2.607 0.15 --/303
15.00M
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Bore Hole No. : D Location : E=214773.985, N=1775403.447 Completion Date : 21/1/2016 Standing Water Level : 14.30 m above EGL
Depth in Mete
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
238.266 252.566 150/NX 0.00M

237.766 0.50 0.50 DS-01
237.266 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 18 Very stiff, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
Observed decomposed rock.
236.766 1.50 1.53 1.50 *SPT-02 1.50 R 1.50M

236.766 1.50 2.50 1.50 R1 36 0
Highly to moderately weathered, whitish
grey, fine grained, fractured rock.
235.766 2.50 3.50 2.50 R2 47 0 2.806 2.810 0.06 P=34.05
3.50M
234.766 3.50 4.50 3.50 R3 55 10
233.766 4.50 5.50 4.50 R4 69 0 whitish grey, fine grained, fractured
232.766 5.50 6.50 5.50 R5 65 0 rock.
July-16
231.766 6.50 7.50 6.50 R6 64 24 7.50M 3.071 3.077 0.06 --/120
230.766 7.50 8.50 7.50 R7 83 65
229.766 8.50 9.50 8.50 R8 81 32
228.766 9.50 10.50 9.50 R9 80 10 Slightly weathered to fresh, light grey,

227.766 10.50 11.50 10.50 R10 84 33 medium grained, moderately fractured
226.766 11.50 12.50 11.50 R11 85 78 rock. 2.889 2.892 0.04 P=49.88
225.766 12.50 13.50 12.50 R12 82 62
224.766 13.50 15.00 13.50 R13 95 67 2.977 2.989 0.13 --/320

15.00M
for soil samples SO4 content is expressed as SO3.
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

237.121 0.50 0.50 DS-01
236.621 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 2 8 92 #
235.621 2.00 2.45 2.00 *UDS-01

Very soft to soft, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
235.121 2.50 2.95 2.50 SPT-02 2.50 3 80 28
234.121 3.50 3.50 DS-02 8.17 0.0180 0.050

233.621 4.00 4.45 4.00 SPT-03 4.00 4
232.621 5.00 5.45 5.00 *UDS-02
5.50M
232.121 5.50 5.95 5.50 SPT-04 5.50 5 74 27
Medium, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
231.121 6.50 6.50 DS-03
July-16
230.621 7.00 7.45 7.00 SPT-05 7.00 12 7.00M
Stiff, deep to brownish grey, silty clay
229.621 8.00 8.00 DS-04
with decomposed rock. Observed sand
CH
229.121 8.50 8.95 8.50 SPT-06 8.50 13 mixture. 8 92 #
228.121 9.50 9.54 9.50 *SPT-07 9.50 R 9.50M
Observed gravel.
228.121 9.50 10.50 9.50 R1 22 0
10.50M
Highly weathered, whitish grey to


fractured rock. Observed gravel.
227.121 10.50 11.50 10.50 R2 35 0 11.50M

226.121 11.50 12.50 11.50 R3 57 39 2.834 2.838 0.05 386/369
225.121 12.50 13.50 12.50 R4 61 30 Moderately to slightly weathered,
whitish grey to brownish grey, medium
grained, highly fractured rock.
Observed gravel.
224.121 13.50 14.50 13.50 R5 64 32
14.50M
223.121 14.50 15.50 14.50 R6 74 30 2.492 2.509 0.27 --/423
222.121 15.50 16.50 15.50 R7 78 28 Slightly weathered to fresh, whitish

221.121 16.50 17.50 16.50 R8 81 40 brown, medium grained, fractured rock. 2.650 2.655 0.07 --/376
220.121 17.50 18.50 17.50 R9 84 41
219.121 18.50 19.50 18.50 R10 89 45
19.50M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

243.521 0.50 0.50 DS-01
243.021 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 5 95 #
242.021 2.00 2.45 2.00 *UDS-01 Very soft, deep grey, silty clay with
sand mixture. Observed decomposed
CH
241.521 2.50 2.95 2.50 SPT-02 2.50 1 rock.
240.521 3.50 3.50 DS-02

240.021 4.00 4.45 4.00 SPT-03 4.00 2 75 27
238.721 5.30 5.45 5.30 *UDS-02
238.021 6.00 6.05 6.00 *SPT-04 6.00 R 6.00M
238.021 6.00 7.00 6.00 R1 0 0
July-16
237.021 7.00 7.03 7.00 *SPT-05 7.00 R
Completely weathered, deep grey,
237.021 7.00 8.00 7.00 R2 0 0
medium grained, decomposed rock.
236.021 8.00 8.02 8.00 *SPT-06 8.00 R
236.021 8.00 9.00 8.00 R3 0 0 9.00M
235.021 9.00 9.02 9.00 *SPT-07 9.00 R
Highly weathered, deep grey, medium


235.021 9.00 10.00 9.00 R4 23 0

234.021 10.00 11.00 10.00 R5 22 0
233.021 11.00 12.00 11.00 R6 21 15 12.00M 3.098 3.104 0.06 --/464
232.021 12.00 13.00 12.00 R7 30 0

231.021 13.00 14.00 13.00 R8 27 0
Highly to moderately weathered, deep
grey, medium grained, fractured rock.
230.021 14.00 15.00 14.00 R9 31 0
229.021 15.00 16.00 15.00 R10 32 0
228.021 16.00 17.00 16.00 R11 41 14 3.050 3.058 0.08 --/493
227.021 17.00 18.00 17.00 R12 43 18
18.00M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

243.921 0.50 0.50 DS-01
243.421 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 2

Very soft, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
Observed kankar.
242.421 2.00 2.00 DS-02
241.921 2.50 2.95 2.50 UDS-01 UU 7 70 23 1.50 2.66 27 68 30 0.40 0

3.00M
241.421 3.00 3.45 3.00 SPT-02 3.00 5 5 95 # 79 29

240.421 4.00 4.00 DS-03
CH
Observed kankar.
239.921 4.50 4.95 4.50 SPT-03 4.50 7
239.121 5.30 5.30 DS-04 5.50M
238.921 5.50 5.95 5.50 UDS-02 CQ 60 28 12 1.53 2.64 20 0.14 33
July-16
238.471 5.95 6.40 5.95 SPT-04 5.95 10 15 58 27 #
Stiff, deep grey, clayey silt with sand
237.421 7.00 7.00 DS-05
SC
mixture / clayey silty sand.
236.971 7.45 7.90 7.45 SPT-05 7.45 12
236.421 8.00 8.03 8.00 *SPT-06 8.00 R 8.00M
236.421 8.00 9.00 8.00 R1 22 0 Highly weathered, reddish brown to

light blackish grey, fine to medium
235.421 9.00 10.00 9.00 R2 21 0 10.00M

Highly weathered, reddish brown to
234.421 10.00 11.00 10.00 R3 26 0 light blackish grey, fine to medium
12.00M
Moderately weathered, light blackish

grey to brownish grey, fine to medium
232.421 12.00 13.00 12.00 R5 43 13 13.00M 2.724 2.727 0.03 P=27.02
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
13.00M
0.00M
231.421 13.00 14.00 13.00 R6 56 33 2.767 2.773 0.09 --/247
Moderately to slightly weathered, light

230.421 14.00 15.00 14.00 R7 61 16 blackish grey to brownish grey, fine to
228.421 16.00 17.00 16.00 R9 61 0
227.421 17.00 18.00 17.00 R10 64 44 2.766 2.776 0.13 --/137
18.00M
July-16
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

243.521 0.50 0.50 DS-01
243.021 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 2
241.321 2.70 2.70 DS-02

Very soft to medium, deep grey, silty
clay. Observed pocket of silty sand
CH
241.021 3.00 3.45 3.00 *UDS-01
around UDS-02.
240.521 3.50 3.95 3.50 SPT-02 3.50 4 8 92 # 8.33 0.0180 0.050

239.521 4.50 4.50 DS-03
239.021 5.00 5.45 5.00 SPT-03 5.00 5 23 77 #
238.021 6.00 6.45 6.00 UDS-02 CQ 64 28 8 1.53 2.63 23 0.08 31
237.571 6.45 6.90 6.45 SPT-04 6.45 7 13 87 #
July-16
236.521 7.50 7.50 DS-04 8.00M
236.021 8.00 8.45 8.00 SPT-05 8.00 10 74 28
235.021 9.00 9.00 DS-05 Stiff, brownish grey, clayey silt.
CH
234.521 9.50 9.54 9.50 *SPT-06 9.50 R 9.50M
Highly weathered, pinkish grey,
234.521 9.50 10.50 9.50 R1 29 11 10.50M 2.760 2.785 0.32 P=5.37
Highly weathered, pinkish grey,
232.521 11.50 12.50 11.50 R3 29 0 11.50M
231.521 12.50 13.50 12.50 R4 32 14 2.797 2.824 0.33 --/189

pinkish to whitish grey, medium to fine

230.521 13.50 14.50 13.50 R5 40 0
229.521 14.50 15.50 14.50 R6 42 0 15.50M
Moderately weathered, whitish grey,
228.521 15.50 16.50 15.50 R7 58 0 fine grained, fractured rock.
16.50M
227.521 16.50 17.50 16.50 R8 58 16 2.880 2.884 0.05 --/287
226.521 17.50 18.50 17.50 R9 64 0
grey, fine to medium grained, fractured
225.521 18.50 19.50 18.50 R10 73 48 2.891 2.892 0.02 --/148
rock.
19.50M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

249.731 0.50 0.50 DS-01
249.231 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 7 11 89 #

CH
Observed kankar.
248.231 2.00 2.00 DS-02
247.731 2.50 2.95 2.50 UDS-01 2.95M UU 10 74 16 1.49 2.67 29 70 29 0.48 0
247.281 2.95 3.40 2.95 SPT-02 2.95 13

246.231 4.00 4.00 DS-03 Very stiff, brownish grey, silty clay.
CH
245.731 4.50 4.95 4.50 SPT-03 4.50 18 Observed kankar & sand mixture. 10 90 # 56 28
244.931 5.30 5.30 DS-04
244.731 5.50 5.95 5.50 UDS-02 UU 12 73 15 1.50 2.66 30 64 31 0.86 0
July-16
5.95M
244.281 5.95 6.40 5.95 SPT-04 5.95 25 51 49 # 8.76 0.0150 B.D.L.
Very stiff to hard, brownish grey,
243.231 7.00 7.00 DS-05
clayey silt with sand mixture / clayey
SC
242.931 7.30 7.75 7.30 SPT-05 7.30 33 silty sand.
242.231 8.00 8.04 8.00 *SPT-06 8.00 R 8.00M
Highly weathered, light grey, fine

242.231 8.00 9.00 8.00 R1 23 0 9.00M
Moderately weathered, light grey, fine

241.231 9.00 10.00 9.00 R2 43 27 10.00M 2.732 2.739 0.10 --/217
240.231 10.00 11.00 10.00 R3 52 0

239.231 11.00 12.00 11.00 R4 54 17

238.231 12.00 13.00 12.00 R5 65 10
237.231 13.00 14.00 13.00 R6 61 40 2.757 2.768 0.14 176/149
236.231 14.00 15.00 14.00 R7 56 0

235.231 15.00 16.00 15.00 R8 69 22 16.00M 2.756 2.771 0.19 P=5.37
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

234.231 16.00 17.00 16.00 R9 61 42 0.00M Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
Slightly weathered, whitish grey, fine to
18.00M
July-16
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2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

253.040 0.50 0.50 DS-01
252.540 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 5 8.33 0.0120 0.050
CH
251.540 2.00 2.45 2.00 UDS-01 UU 12 69 19 1.46 2.66 30 70 34 0.36 0
250.540 3.00 3.45 3.00 SPT-02 3.00 7 63 25 5
249.540 4.00 4.00 DS-02 4.00M

249.040 4.50 4.95 4.50 SPT-03 4.50 10
248.040 5.50 5.95 5.50 UDS-02 Stiff to very stiff, deep to brownish UU 8 76 16 1.53 2.63 25 78 40 0.79 0
247.040 6.50 6.95 6.50 SPT-04 6.50 20 grey, silty clay with decomposed rock. 89 11 #
CH
246.240 7.30 7.30 DS-03 Observed sand pocket around SPT-04.
July-16
246.040 7.50 7.54 7.50 *SPT-05 7.50 R 7.50M
Highly weathered, brownish grey,
246.040 7.50 8.00 7.50 R1 22 0 8.00M 2.551 2.784 3.28
245.540 8.00 9.00 8.00 R2 34 0 Highly to moderately weathered,
244.540 9.00 10.00 9.00 R3 45 0 brownish grey, medium grained, highly 2.386 2.604 3.50
243.540 10.00 11.00 10.00 R4 48 0 fractured rock. 2.845 2.974 1.53 P=7.12
11.00M
Slightly weathered, brownish grey,
242.540 11.00 12.00 11.00 R5 62 0 2.795 2.902 1.32 P=5.34

241.540 12.00 13.00 12.00 R6 63 0 12.00M
240.540 13.00 14.00 13.00 R7 68 0

239.540 14.00 15.00 14.00 R8 62 15 Slightly weathered, light greyish brown, 3.068 3.073 0.05 --/829
238.540 15.00 16.00 15.00 R9 64 49 medium to fine grained, fractured rock.
237.540 16.00 17.50 16.00 R10 70 40
17.50M
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Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

253.935 0.50 0.50 DS-01
253.435 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 5

Medium, deep blackish grey, silty clay
to clayey silt with sand & decomposed
CH
rock.
252.435 2.00 2.45 2.00 UDS-01 UU 10 75 15 1.49 2.64 26 74 35 0.41 0
251.435 3.00 3.00 DS-02

3.50M
Stiff, deep blackish grey, silty clay to
250.935 3.50 3.95 3.50 SPT-02 3.50 15 clayey silt with sand & decomposed 63 26 10
CH
249.935 4.50 4.50 DS-03 rock.
5.00M
Hard, deep blackish grey, silty clay to
249.435 5.00 5.10 5.00 SPT-03 5.00 >100 42 49 9 2.69
clayey silt with sand & decomposed
CH
July-16
rock.
248.935 5.50 5.53 5.50 *SPT-04 5.50 R
5.50M
248.935 5.50 6.00 5.50 R1 50 10 Moderately weathered, brownish grey, 2.947 3.024 0.86 P=33.85
248.435 6.00 7.00 6.00 R2 42 0
7.00M
247.435 7.00 8.00 7.00 R3 60 0
fractured rock.
246.435 8.00 9.00 8.00 R4 62 12 9.00M 2.970 3.017 0.53 --/590
245.435 9.00 10.00 9.00 R5 50 0
Modeartely weathered, brownish grey,

244.435 10.00 11.00 10.00 R6 42 0
243.435 11.00 12.00 11.00 R7 45 0
12.00M
242.435 12.00 13.00 12.00 R8 53 0
241.435 13.00 14.00 13.00 R9 58 0 Modeartely weathered, brownish grey,
15.00M
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R0
Depth in Mete
2
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

254.470 0.50 0.50 DS-01
253.970 1.00 1.40 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 >100 6 68 26 2.69

Hard, deep blackish grey, silty clay
CH
with decomposed rock.
253.170 1.80 1.80 DS-02 86 33
252.970 2.00 2.03 2.00 *SPT-02 2.00 R

2.00M
252.970 2.00 3.00 2.00 R1 46 33 Highly/moderately weathered, light 3.067 3.072 0.04 --/914
251.970 3.00 4.00 3.00 R2 38 0 grey, medium grained, highly fractured 2.858 2.869 0.13
250.970 4.00 5.00 4.00 R3 45 0 rock.
249.970 5.00 6.00 5.00 R4 39 0 2.857 2.877 0.24
6.00M
248.970 6.00 7.00 6.00 R5 62 0
July-16
247.970 7.00 8.00 7.00 R6 69 0
246.970 8.00 9.00 8.00 R7 67 23
245.970 9.00 10.00 9.00 R8 74 0 Moderately to slightly weathered, light
244.970 10.00 11.00 10.00 R9 75 45 greyish brown, medium grained, 3.010 3.021 0.12 --/242
243.970 11.00 12.00 11.00 R10 66 30 fractured rock.
242.970 12.00 13.00 12.00 R11 60 40
241.970 13.00 14.00 13.00 R12 73 20
240.970 14.00 15.00 14.00 R13 70 10
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pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

254.233 0.50 0.50 DS-01 6 70 24 2.69
253.733 1.00 1.45 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 8 Medium, blackish grey, silty clay to 87 34
clayey silt with boulders &
CH
decomposed rock.
252.733 2.00 2.10 2.00 *UDS-01

2.50M
252.233 2.50 2.80 2.50 SPT-02 2.50 >100 Very dense, blackish grey, silty sand 72 19 9 2.69
SM
with boulders & decomposed rock.
251.733 3.00 3.03 3.00 *SPT-03 3.00 R
3.00M
251.733 3.00 4.00 3.00 R1 29 0 3.002 3.023 0.23 P=121.66
250.733 4.00 5.00 4.00 R2 48 0 2.968 2.988 0.22
brownish grey, medium to fine grained,
249.733 5.00 6.00 5.00 R3 46 0 highly fractured rock.
248.733 6.00 7.00 6.00 R4 48 0
July-16
7.00M
Slightly weathered, brownish grey,
247.733 7.00 8.00 7.00 R5 61 0 medium to fine grained, highly
fractured rock.
246.733 8.00 9.00 8.00 R6 76 24 3.025 3.040 0.16 --/458
245.733 9.00 10.00 9.00 R7 94 70 9.00M
244.733 10.00 11.00 10.00 R8 95 57
243.733 11.00 12.00 11.00 R9 85 56
Fresh, light greyish brown, medium
242.733 12.00 13.00 12.00 R10 84 42 grained, moderately fractured rock. 3.087 3.092 0.05 --/523
241.733 13.00 14.00 13.00 R11 81 30
240.733 14.00 15.00 14.00 R12 87 60
15.00M
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pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

254.876 0.50 0.50 DS-01
254.376 1.00 1.00 DS-02
Soft, deep grey, silty clay.
CH
253.876 1.50 1.95 1.50 SPT-01 1.50 4 5 66 29 2.70
252.876 2.50 2.50 DS-03

3.00M
252.376 3.00 3.45 3.00 UDS-01 Medium, brownish grey, silty clay / UU 8 85 7 1.50 2.63 25 71 38 0.53 0
CH
251.926 3.45 3.90 3.45 SPT-02 3.45 8 clayey silt with sand mixture. 86 34
250.876 4.50 4.50 DS-04 7.97 0.0190 0.050
5.00M
250.376 5.00 5.45 5.00 SPT-03 5.00 12 45 42 13 2.69
249.576 5.80 5.80 DS-05
July-16
Stiff, brownish grey, silty clay / clayey
249.376 6.00 6.45 6.00 UDS-02 CQ 56 37 7 1.50 2.65 24 0.12 32
silt with sand mixture / clayey silty
SC
248.926 6.45 6.90 6.45 SPT-04 6.45 14 60 35 5 2.68
sand.
247.876 7.50 7.50 DS-06
247.376 8.00 8.04 8.00 *SPT-05 8.00 R 8.00M
247.376 8.00 9.00 8.00 R1 53 0 2.775 2.859 1.06
246.376 9.00 10.00 9.00 R2 67 64 3.096 3.101 0.05 --/842
245.376 10.00 11.00 10.00 R3 86 75 Moderately to slightly weathered /
244.376 11.00 12.00 11.00 R4 85 63 fresh, blackish grey, fine to medium 3.088 3.091 0.04 --/689
242.376 13.00 14.00 13.00 R6 86 8
241.376 14.00 15.00 14.00 R7 95 74

15.00M
# means (silt+clay) for soil samples SO 4 content is expressed as SO 3.
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pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

257.752 0.30 0.30 DS-01
Silty clay with decomposed rock.
CH
257.552 0.50 0.53 0.50 *SPT-01 0.50 R
0.50M
257.552 0.50 1.00 0.50 R1 40 0 Highly to moderately weathered, light 2.879 2.918 0.47 P=121.34
blackish grey, medium grained, highly
257.052 1.00 2.00 1.00 R2 50 0 fractured rock.
256.052 2.00 3.00 2.00 R3 47 14 3.00M 2.998 3.024 0.29 --/726

255.052 3.00 4.00 3.00 R4 66 12
Slightly weathered, light blackish grey,
254.052 4.00 5.00 4.00 R5 64 27 2.970 3.003 0.38 --/526
253.052 5.00 6.00 5.00 R6 69 0
252.052 6.00 7.00 6.00 R7 83 0 6.00M
July-16
251.052 7.00 8.00 7.00 R8 85 80
250.052 8.00 9.00 8.00 R9 83 65 3.034 3.043 0.10 --/774
249.052 9.00 10.00 9.00 R10 87 16
248.052 10.00 11.00 10.00 R11 84 70 Fresh, light greyish brown, medium
246.052 12.00 13.00 12.00 R13 91 43
245.052 13.00 14.00 13.00 R14 94 89
244.052 14.00 15.00 14.00 R15 91 67
15.00M

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pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

256.043 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Deep grey, silty clay with gravel &
CH
decomposed rock.
255.543 1.00 1.03 1.00 *SPT-01 1.00 R
1.00M
Moderately weathered, brownish grey,
255.543 1.00 2.00 1.00 R1 44 11 3.024 3.034 0.10 --/266
2.00M
254.543 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 76 48
253.543 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 67 51

Slightly weathered to fresh, brownish
252.543 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 82 21 grey, medium grained, fractured rock. 3.043 3.046 0.03 --/592
251.543 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 87 85
250.543 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 82 62
249.543 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 83 54 3.005 3.009 0.04 --/568
July-16
248.543 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 85 30
9.00M
247.543 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 87 0
246.543 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 83 0
245.543 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 86 10
Fresh, light grey, medium grained,
244.543 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 86 63 fractured rock.
243.543 13.00 14.00 13.00 R13 87 27
242.543 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 88 73
15.00M
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reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

254.741 0.50 0.50 DS-01
254.241 1.00 1.07 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 R Deep grey, silty clay with decomposed
CH
rock.
253.941 1.30 1.32 1.30 *SPT-02 1.30 R

1.30M
253.941 1.30 2.00 1.30 R1 31 0 Highly to moderately weathered, light 2.729 2.743 0.19 P=31.21
grey, medium to coarse grained,
253.241 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 40 17 fractured rock.
252.241 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 43 0 4.00M
Slightly weathered, light grey, coarse
250.241 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 70 0 5.00M
July-16
249.241 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 76 16 Moderately/slightly weathered, 2.706 2.720 0.20 --/339
248.241 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 65 0 fractured rock.
247.241 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 52 0
246.241 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 64 12 9.00M
245.241 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 80 32
244.241 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 72 10 Slightly weathered to fresh, light 3.011 3.013 0.03 --/482
243.241 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 82 64 greyish brown, medium grained,
242.241 13.00 14.00 13.00 R13 91 48 fractured rock.
241.241 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 90 55
15.00M
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below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
Sample Ref. No.

%Gravel>72mm
Liquid Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
Plastic Limit (%)
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

255.819 0.50 0.50 DS-01
255.319 1.00 1.10 1.00 SPT-01 1.00 >100 Deep grey, silty clay with decomposed
CH
rock.
254.919 1.40 1.43 1.40 *SPT-02 1.40 R

1.40M
Highly weathered, brownish grey, fine
254.919 1.40 2.00 1.40 R1 36 0 2.597 2.611 0.21 P=137.33
to medium grained, completely
fractured rock.
254.319 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 35 0
3.00M
253.319 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 52 15 3.014 3.016 0.01 --/558
252.319 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 54 21 2.960 2.964 0.04 P=91.38
251.319 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 52 0 Moderately to slightly weathered /
250.319 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 64 22 fresh, blackish grey, fine to medium
July-16
248.319 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 65 30
247.319 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 87 16
10.00M
246.319 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 86 23
245.319 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 88 22
244.319 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 88 51 Fresh, light greyish brown, medium
242.319 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 83 52
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reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

258.257 255.207 150/NX
0.00M
Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
257.957 0.30 0.30 DS-01
Deep grey, silty clay with rock pcs.
CH
257.757 0.50 0.53 0.50 *SPT-01 0.50 R 0.50M
Completely weathered, light pinkish

257.757 0.50 1.00 0.50 R1 20 0 2.869 2.870 0.02 P=52
1.00M
Highly weathered, light pinkish grey,

fine to medium grained, fractured rock.
257.257 1.00 2.00 1.00 R2 39 30 2.877 2.879 0.03 --/313
2.00M
Moderately weathered, light pinkish
256.257 2.00 3.00 2.00 R3 56 19 2.880 2.880 0.01 --/282
grey, fine to medium grained, fractured
255.257 3.00 4.00 3.00 R4 53 0 rock.
4.00M
254.257 4.00 5.00 4.00 R5 76 27 2.814 2.815 0.01 --/603
July-16
253.257 5.00 6.00 5.00 R6 81 48
Slightly weathered to fresh, light grey,
252.257 6.00 7.00 6.00 R7 91 26 fine to medium grained rock. 2.897 2.903 0.06 --/200
251.257 7.00 8.00 7.00 R8 86 40
250.257 8.00 9.00 8.00 R9 87 23
9.00M
249.257 9.00 10.00 9.00 R10 87 49

248.257 10.00 11.00 10.00 R11 86 0 Fresh, whitish grey, medium to fine
246.257 12.00 13.00 12.00 R13 88 0
245.257 13.00 14.00 13.00 R14 87 13

244.257 14.00 15.00 14.00 R15 86 0
15.00M
for soil samples SO 4 content is expressed as SO 3.
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below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

261.572 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Reddish brown, clayey silty sand with 2 48 50 # 2.67 7.29 0.0190 0.050
SC
gravel & decomposed rock.
261.072 1.00 1.03 1.00 *SPT-01 1.00 R 1.00M
261.072 1.00 2.00 1.00 R1 30 0 2.983 2.991 0.09

260.072 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 31 0 2.884 2.887 0.04 P=89.10
Highly to moderately weathered, light
259.072 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 52 0 brownish grey, medium grained, highly 2.903 2.904 0.01 P=87.31
258.072 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 46 0 fractured rock. 2.693 2.697 0.06
257.072 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 40 0
256.072 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 50 22 2.865 2.870 0.02 --/287
255.072 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 48 12 2.879 2.870 0.02 --/353
254.072 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 50 0 9.00M 2.889 2.889 0.01 --/375
Moderately weathered, light brownish
July-16
grey, medium grained, highly fractured
253.072 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 53 0 rock. 2.610 2.616 0.09
252.072 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 61 0 10.00M
251.072 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 76 32
250.072 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 71 38 Slightly weathered, light greyish brown,
248.072 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 70 36 2.925 2.870 0.03 --/488
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below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

265.243 0.30 0.30 DS-01 Reddish brown, clayey Silty sand with 5 56 39 # 2.66
SC
gravel & decomposed rock.
265.043 0.50 0.52 0.50 *SPT-01 0.50 R 0.50M
265.043 0.50 1.00 0.50 R1 20 0 Highly weathered, brownish grey, 1.845 1.849 0.12
264.543 1.00 2.00 1.00 R2 22 0 medium grained, fractured rock. 2.109 2.115 0.13
263.543 2.00 3.00 2.00 R3 26 0 1.876 1.880 0.12
262.543 3.00 4.00 3.00 R4 25 0 4.00M
261.543 4.00 5.00 4.00 R5 28 0 2.541 2.559 0.28 P=145.78
260.543 5.00 6.00 5.00 R6 30 0 medium grained, fractured rock. 2.617 2.631 0.22 P=40.98
259.543 6.00 7.00 6.00 R7 28 0 2.475 2.507 0.53 P=20.24
258.543 7.00 8.00 7.00 R8 27 0 7.00M 2.592 2.603 0.17 P=74.84
257.543 8.00 9.00 8.00 R9 29 0
July-16
256.543 9.00 10.00 9.00 R10 35 0 Highly weathered, deep brownish grey, 2.586 2.600 0.20 P=138.68
254.543 11.00 12.00 11.00 R12 39 0
253.543 12.00 13.00 12.00 R13 38 0
252.543 13.00 14.00 13.00 R14 39 0
251.543 14.00 15.00 14.00 R15 34 17 2.599 2.660 0.24 --/117
15.00M
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Bore Hole No. : 29 Location : E=215128.996, N=1774345.142 Completion Date : 20/11/2015 Standing Water Level : Not found. Sheet No :
Depth in Mete
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

269.710 ####### 150/NX 0.00M Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
269.210 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Reddish brown, clayey silt with
CH
decomposed rock.
268.510 1.20 1.23 1.20 *SPT-01 1.20 R
1.20M

medium to fine grained, completely
268.510 1.20 2.00 1.20 R1 25 0 fractured rock. 2.204 2.228 0.48
267.710 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 21 0
3.00M
266.710 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 30 0 medium to fine grained, completely 2.374 2.428 0.93
fractured rock.
265.710 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 37 0 2.507 2.522 0.24
5.00M
264.710 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 39 0 2.899 2.901 0.02 P=74.84
263.710 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 38 14
262.710 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 39 23 2.542 2.558 0.24 --/290
July-16
261.710 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 32 0
260.710 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 28 0 Highly weathered, brownish grey to
light grey, fine to medium grained,
fractured rock.
259.710 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 30 0

258.710 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 31 0
257.710 12.00 13.00 12.00 R12 35 0
256.710 13.00 14.00 13.00 R13 32 0 14.00M
Highly weathered, reddish brown, fine

255.710 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 39 0 to medium grained, fractured rock.
15.00M
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Bore Hole No. : 30 Location : E=215144.898, N=1774297.738 Completion Date : 9/11/2015 Standing Water Level : Not found. Sheet No :
Depth in Mete
below
reference

pH
Cl (%)
SO4 (%)
Remarks
Void Ratio
To
Content (%)
at Laboratory
reference level
Percent RQD
From
Value
Specific Gravity
%Gravel>72mm
Sample Ref. No.

Liquid Limit (%)
Plastic Limit (%)
Natural Moisture
% Clay<0.002mm
Size of Hole (mm)
Elevation in Metre
%Sand 2.0-0.06mm
Shrinkage Limit (%)
% Silt 0.06-0.002mm

Depth in Metre
Angle of Shearing
Resistance in Deg.

271.939 ####### 150/NX 0.00M Cohesion C (kg/cm2)
271.439 0.50 0.50 DS-01 Silty clay with gravel & decomposed
CH
rock.
270.939 1.00 1.02 1.00 *SPT-01 1.00 R 1.00M

270.939 1.00 2.00 1.00 R1 22 0 medium grained, highly fractured rock. 2.075 2.079 0.08
269.939 2.00 3.00 2.00 R2 25 0
268.939 3.00 4.00 3.00 R3 23 0 2.250 2.274 0.46 P=34.33
4.00M
267.939 4.00 5.00 4.00 R4 26 0 Highly weathered, light greyish brown,

266.939 5.00 6.00 5.00 R5 28 0 2.276 2.407 2.39 P=12.64
6.00M
265.939 6.00 7.00 6.00 R6 24 0
264.939 7.00 8.00 7.00 R7 23 0
July-16
263.939 8.00 9.00 8.00 R8 22 0
9.00M
262.939 9.00 10.00 9.00 R9 26 0
10.00M
261.939 10.00 11.00 10.00 R10 33 0

260.939 11.00 12.00 11.00 R11 34 0 Highly weathered, light brownish grey, 2.688 2.691 0.03 P=160.37
258.939 13.00 14.00 13.00 R13 35 0 2.657 2.663 0.08 --/774

257.939 14.00 15.00 14.00 R14 32 15
15.00M
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Project : Soil Inv. for C/O Proposed Bridge over Krishna River at Telengana.
Job No. 3549 Sheet No.
CONSOLIDATION TEST RESULTS
Sample Number:BH-07/UDS-01 Depth :2-2.45 meters

Description :Deep grey clayey silt with traces of sand mixture.
Water content:Initial=30.2% Final =27.4% Initial Void Ratio =0.827
P1-P2 Dial Void Mv Comprn Mvc T90 1000.Cv

Kg/Sqcm Change Ratio Sqcm/kg % sqcm/kg Sec sqcm/sec
0.00 - 0.10 2 0.826 0.0020

0.10 - 0.25 24 0.822 0.0160 45.83 0.0087 79.4 10.627
0.25 - 0.50 110 0.802 0.0441 17.27 0.0365 181.7 4.518
0.50 - 1.00 182 0.769 0.0369 38.46 0.0227 140.5 5.502
1.00 - 2.00 194 0.733 0.0200 20.12 0.0160 112.6 6.332
2.00 - 4.00 247 0.688 0.0130 23.89 0.0099 101.4 6.372
4.00 - 8.00 389 0.617 0.0105 21.08 0.0083 111.0 5.005
8.00 - 0.25 350 0.681 0.0051
e-logp Curve
0.830
0.810
0.790
0.770
0.750
VOID RATIO
0.730
0.710
0.690
0.670
0.650
0.630
0.610
0.10 1.00 10.00
PRESSURE RANGE KG / SQCM
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Job No. 3549 Sheet No.
CONSOLIDATION TEST RESULTS
Sample Number:BH-16/UDS-02 Depth :5.5-5.95 meters

Description :Brownish grey clayey silt with sand mixture.
Water content:Initial=35.4% Final =28.6% Initial Void Ratio =0.973
P1-P2 Dial Void Mv Comprn Mvc T90 1000.Cv

Kg/Sqcm Change Ratio Sqcm/kg % sqcm/kg Sec sqcm/sec
0.00 - 0.10 62 0.961 0.0605

0.10 - 0.25 164 0.930 0.1073 10.98 0.0955 381.0 2.209
0.25 - 0.50 172 0.897 0.0686 11.92 0.0605 522.2 1.505
0.50 - 1.00 196 0.859 0.0398 16.84 0.0331 314.1 2.314
1.00 - 2.00 256 0.810 0.0265 11.33 0.0235 188.0 3.498
2.00 - 4.00 333 0.746 0.0177 10.81 0.0158 157.5 3.636
4.00 - 8.00 390 0.671 0.0108 32.05 0.0073 285.1 1.670
8.00 - 0.25 350 0.738 0.0052
e-logp Curve
0.970
0.950
0.930
0.910
0.890
0.870
0.850
VOID RATIO
0.830
0.810
0.790
0.770
0.750
0.730
0.710
0.690
0.670
0.10 1.00 10.00
PRESSURE RANGE KG / SQCM
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GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES
Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-01,DS-01, 0.30M
Grain size (mm) BH-02,DS-01, 0.30M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
Fine Coarse mean dia
Clay Silt Medium sand Gravel
Sample No. sand sand (mm)
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-01,DS-01, 0.30M 0.0 94.8 5.2 0.0 0.0 5.2 0.0
BH-02,DS-01, 0.30M 0.0 93.7 5.3 1.0 0.0 6.3 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-03,DS-01, 0.50M Grain Size(mm)

BH-04,DS-01, 0.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-03,DS-01, 0.50M 0.0 38.8 39.4 14.6 5.2 59.2 2.0
BH-04,DS-01, 0.50M 0.0 12.4 26.8 27.8 6.0 60.6 1.792 27.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-06,SPT-02, 2.20M
Grain size (mm) BH-07,UDS-01, 2.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-06,SPT-02, 2.20M 0.0 15.7 70.2 14.1 0.0 84.3 0.285 0.0
BH-07,UDS-01, 2.00M 34.1 57.9 8.0 0.0 0.0 8.0 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-08,SPT-01, 1.00M Grain Size(mm)

BH-12,SPT-01, 2.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-08,SPT-01, 1.00M 0.0 90.6 9.4 0.0 0.0 9.4 0.0
BH-12,SPT-01, 2.00M 0.0 92.3 7.7 0.0 0.0 7.7 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-12,SPT-06, 8.50M
Grain size (mm) BH-13,SPT-01, 1.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-12,SPT-06, 8.50M 0.0 92.0 8.0 0.0 0.0 8.0 0.0
BH-13,SPT-01, 1.00M 0.0 95.4 4.6 0.0 0.0 4.6 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-14,UDS-01, 2.50M Grain Size(mm)

BH-14,SPT-02, 3.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-14,UDS-01, 2.50M 22.7 70.3 7.0 0.0 0.0 7.0 0.0
BH-14,SPT-02, 3.00M 0.0 95.4 4.6 0.0 0.0 4.6 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-14,SPT-04, 5.95M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-14,SPT-04, 5.95M 0.0 27.2 4.9 11.2 41.6 57.7 2.268 15.1
BH-15,SPT-02, 3.50M 0.0 92.2 7.8 0.0 0.0 7.8 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100

BH-15,UDS-02, 6.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-15,SPT-03, 5.00M 0.0 77.4 5.5 11.6 5.5 22.6 0.0
BH-15,UDS-02, 6.00M 7.5 28.5 64.0 0.0 0.0 64.0 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-15,SPT-04, 6.45M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-15,SPT-04, 6.45M 0.0 86.8 3.9 6.2 3.1 13.2 0.0
BH-16,SPT-01, 1.00M 0.0 89.1 2.8 5.2 2.9 10.9 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100

BH-16,SPT-03, 4.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-16,UDS-01, 2.50M 15.8 74.2 10.0 0.0 0.0 10.0 0.0
BH-16,SPT-03, 4.50M 0.0 89.6 2.6 1.8 6.0 10.4 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-16,UDS-02, 5.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-16,UDS-02, 5.50M 15.4 72.6 12.0 0.0 0.0 12.0 0.0
BH-16,SPT-04, 5.95M 0.0 48.8 18.3 19.8 13.1 51.2 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100

BH-17,UDS-02, 5.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-17,UDS-01, 2.00M 19.5 68.9 11.6 0.0 0.0 11.6 0.0
BH-17,UDS-02, 5.50M 16.1 75.6 8.3 0.0 0.0 8.3 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-17,SPT-04, 6.50M
Grain size (mm) BH-18,UDS-01, 2.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-17,SPT-04, 6.50M 0.0 11.2 65.1 20.1 3.6 88.8 0.461 0.0
BH-18,UDS-01, 2.00M 14.6 75.4 10.0 0.0 0.0 10.0 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100

BH-19,SPT-01, 1.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-18,SPT-03, 5.00M 9.5 48.9 14.8 20.6 6.2 41.6 0.0
BH-19,SPT-01, 1.00M 25.7 67.7 6.6 0.0 0.0 6.6 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-20,DS-01, 0.50M
Grain size (mm)BH-20,SPT-02, 2.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-20,DS-01, 0.50M 24.0 69.6 6.4 0.0 0.0 6.4 0.0
BH-20,SPT-02, 2.50M 9.5 18.9 30.8 30.6 10.2 71.6 0.723 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100

BH-21,UDS-01, 3.00M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-21,SPT-01, 1.50M 29.1 66.3 4.6 0.0 0.0 4.6 0.0
BH-21,UDS-01, 3.00M 7.3 84.7 8.0 0.0 0.0 8.0 0.0
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-21,SPT-03, 5.00M BH-21,UDS-02, 6.00M

Grain size (mm)
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-21,SPT-03, 5.00M 13.7 41.5 20.8 17.2 6.8 44.8 0.0
BH-21,UDS-02, 6.00M 7.0 37.4 54.5 1.1 0.0 55.6 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100

BH-27,DS-01, 0.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-21,SPT-04, 6.45M 4.9 35.2 28.1 22.9 8.9 59.9 0.0
BH-27,DS-01, 0.50M 0.0 49.6 25.2 18.0 4.8 48.0 2.4
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Hydrometer Sieve
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
BH-28,DS-01, 0.30M
Grain size (mm)BH-14,UDS-02, 5.50M
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
BH-28,DS-01, 0.30M 0.0 39.1 35.1 15.2 5.6 55.9 5.0
BH-14,UDS-02, 5.50M 11.9 28.1 60.0 0.0 0.0 60.0 0.0
100
80
Percentage finer
60
40
20
0
0.002
0.075
0.425
4.75
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
#N/A Grain Size(mm) #N/A
0.002- 0.075- 0.425-

Grain size (mm) <0.002 2.0-4.75 >4.75
0.075 0.425 2.00 Weighted
Total
(%) (%) sand (%) (%)
(%) (%)
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Project Report for Construction of HLB across River

Draft Project Report

CET/3549/KRISHNA/DDPR/Appendix-1/R0 JULY- 2016

1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2.0 PLANNING, DESIGN BASIS & STANDARDS

II. LOADING STANDARD

i) All structures will be designed according to load specified in IRC-6:2014.

ii) LL on footpath will be taken as 5 KN/m2, wherever provided.

2.3 Design Philosophy

 IRC:5-2014 - Section I, General Features of Design

 IRC:89-1997 - Guidelines for design and construction of river training

 IRC:SP-33-1989 - Guidelines on Supplemental Measures for Design,

 IRC:SP-84-2009 - Manual of Specification for Four Lanning

III. SEISMIC DESIGN

IV. SOIL PARAMETERS

III) RAILINGS & CRASH BARRIER:

IV) EXPANSION JOINTS:

vi) APPROACH SLAB:

VI) DRAINAGE SPOUTS:

VII) REINFORCEMENT AND PRESTRESSING CABLES:

Modeling & Input

MODELLING INPUT KRISHNA BRIDGE

Total load due to SIDL = 64119 KN

Total of deck + SIDL = 320319 KN

Zone = II Zone factor = 0.1

Height Dia/length Thickness

Load at pier top = 5511 kN

For Class 70R WHEELED:

5. Wind load calculation:

c Wind force on Substructure:

SPRING STIFFNESS CALCULATION FOR PILE FOUNDATION KRISHNA BRIDGE

Job No. : 3549 Sheet No.

HIGH LEVEL RCC BRIDGE ACROSS RIVER KRISHNA

SETTLEMENT OF PILE GROUP

5.00m 5.00m 5.00m

Job No. : 3549 Sheet No.

Based Approximations to the vertical stress Caused by Pile-Type Subsurface

Analysis considering Group2 ( Pile 6, 7, 10 & 11 i.e. four inner piles) :

Job No. : 3549 Sheet No.

Design of Deck Slab

DESIGN OF DECK SLAB FOR BOX GIRDER SUPERSTRUCTURE(TOTAL DEPTH 3M)

Haunch 800 x 350

4400 4400 3000

Avg. Thickness for Deck slab for DL:

Cantilever length of slab from face of support = 3000 mm

(ii). Supported Portion:

Load per metre including impact factor = 84.49 KN/m

k for L/B >2 = 2.6 Ref-Annexure-B3, IRC-112:2011

LL-Case-6: One 5.0 T load is placed at centre of span

515 795 790 795 1305

(a) (b) (c) (d)

(a) 1.637 2.857 40.25

910 795 790 795 910

(a) 2.315 3.535 32.53

Impact factor for class 70R= 0.15

2615 795 790 795 3405

(a) 3.028 4.248 27.07

LL-Case-10: 3 Lane IRC class A packed all over the deck

(a) 0.712 0.712 117.84

Top Slab (1,2,3,4) Soffit Slab (8,9)

1 DL -53.25 -6.33 4.78 33.28 15.25 -23.16 12.66 28.44

2 Surfacing -2.60 -4.50 2.08 4.78 5.47 -0.31 0.15 0.11

3 SIDL -22.90 4.86 4.86 11.20 3.59 3.06 -1.49 1.09