PROPOSED HEADQUARTERS BUILDING FOR CEB,

NO 16/42, E. D. DABARE MAWATHA,

NARAHENPITA,
SRI LANKA.

PREPARED BY
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
SKEB-ED-MS-003 SANKEN CONSTRUCTION (PVT) LTD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. OBJECTIVE

2. INTRODUCTION

3. MATERIAL, MACHINERY & EQUPIMENTS

4. RESPONSIBILITIES

5. FLOW CHART OF REINFORCEMENT WORK

6. PROCEDURE
6.1 RE-BAR DRAWINGS & BAR BENDING SCHEDULE
6.2 CUTTING AND BENDING
6.3 STORAGE OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT
6.4 INSTALLATION OF REINFORCEMENT
6.5 PROTECTIVE COVER FOR STEEL BARS

7. QUALITY ASSURANCE / INSPECTION AND TESTING / SAFETY PLAN

7.1 MATERIAL SELECTION
7.2 INSPECTION
7.3 SAFETY PLAN

8. REFERENCE

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1.0 OBJECTIVE
The objective of this method statement is to inform the consultants and the client
the relevant methods and procedures that Sanken Construction (Pvt.) Ltd. shall
follow for the bending and fixing of reinforcement and to ensure all engineers and
workers at the site are following the well-defined and safe methods and procedures.

2.0 INTRODUCTION
This document mainly outlines the work methods at different stages involved in
bending and fixing of steel reinforcement. Flow chart of reinforcement work has
been illustrated in a figure-5.1. Furthermore, brief description on work procedure of
reinforcement has been given in the latter part of the report. Basic health and safety
needs are also mentioned in the final stage.

3.0 MATERIALS, MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

1. Steel Bars 2. Binding Wires

3. Cover Blocks 5. Bar Benders

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6. Bar Cutters 7. Crane for Loading and Unloading

4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
The Following diagram shows the survey work responsibility

Project Manager

Construction Manager

Site Engineer

Assistant Site Engineer

Sub-Contractor

Labour

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5.0 FLOW CHART FOR REINFORCEMENT WORK

Receiving approved Rebar Drawings

Preperation of Rebar Schedules

Getting Approval from the Site manager for the rebar schedules

Send the rebar schedules to the bar bending yard

Preparing Rebars as per the requirement.

Transport rebar to the site.

Check whether the prepared rebars are as per the

requirment

Fixing and laying of reinforcement as per the

structural rebar details

Inspection will be done by Consultant Enigineer to ensure that the reinforcement

is upto the required standards

Handing over for formwork

Figure 5. 1- Procedure of reinforcement work

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6.0 PROCEDURE

6.1. Re-bar drawings & Bar bending schedule

Re-bar drawings will be prepared as per structural drawings for construction and bar
bending schedule as per the re- bar drawings. Following items in the re-bar drawings
& bar bending schedule will be checked.

a. Collation with structural drawings for construction

b. Anchorage length
c. Lap splices length/location
d. Degree/ shape of hook

6.2. Cutting and bending

Cutting and bending will be carried out at bar bending yard as per cutting/ bending
schedule. Once the bending is finished relevant sets will be tagged for easy
identification, and then delivered to site. The typical identification tag is shown
below

Figure 5.1: Sample Tag

6.3. Storage of steel reinforcement

Rebar which are delivered from yard shall be placed in a shed off-site and will be
fully covered by plastic sheets to avoid contacting with rain water during the storage
period

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6.4. Installation of Reinforcement

The installation work shall be executed in accordance with structural drawings and
technical specifications. During and after installation following items will be checked
With the structural drawings.
• Number of bars and interval • Lap splice location
• Whether the bar type is correct (Diameter) • Covering
• Anchorage length • Interval of spacers
• Lap splice length

6.5 Protective cover for steel bars

Adequate minimum covers for the reinforcement will be provided as per the
construction issued structural drawings.

7.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE / INSPECTIONS AND TESTING / SAFETY PLAN

7.1 Material Selection

➢ Reinforcement
According to the specification,
Grade fy= 500 N/mm2 hot rolled high yield deformed type reinforcement bars
of grade B500B (BS4449/2009 and SLS 375:2009) and Grade fy= 250 N/mm2
plain round steel bars (BS4449/2005), will be used.
➢ Cover blocks
Fiber reinforced cover blocks shall be used as protective cover for the
reinforcement with a similar grade of concrete.
7.2 Inspection
➢ Inspection of reinforcement shall be carried out by Consultant Engineer with the
Site engineer of as per the standards and specifications.
➢ Check lists reports will be provided to the site engineer. Inspection check lists are
attached. (Annexure A)
➢ Test report and steel mill certificates are attached. (Annexure B)

7.3 Safety Plan

➢ All dangerous areas must be barricaded
➢ Safe plat-forms for working at higher levels shall be placed and secured.
➢ Safety Guard rails shall be provided along the perimeter.
➢ All the electrical wires and sockets are placed in such a way that it will be
covered so that it will conform to safety regulations.
➢ Reinforcement shall be properly stacked.

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➢ First aid facilities and vehicles for emergency cases shall be available at site.

8.0 REFERENCE
1. Structural specification
2. Structural Drawings
3. BS 4449: 2009 / BS 4449: 2005

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Annexure A
SANKEN CONSTRUCTION PVT.LTD. QUALITY RECORDS LEVEL-3

Record No: 7/R/33

Revision No: 02
SANKEN CONSTRUCTION Date of Issue: 31/12/2011
Page No: 1OF1
CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT : ……
SKCC3…………………….
Title: APPROVAL SHEET FOR STRUCTURAL WORK

Sheet No
Ref No
Building Block
Floor Location / Grid
Item
Re Inspection Date Date
Rectification
bar Inspection Time Time
form Inspection Date Date
Rectification
work Inspection Time Time
Result of Inspection by Result of Inspection By Consultant
General Item Contractor First Second
Defects Partially
OK Not OK Defects OK Not OK OK Not OK approved
A Overall 1 Location
2 Grid line
3 Dimension
4 Floor height / level
B Form work 1 Condition
2 Position
3 Fixity / bracing
4 Level
5 Verticallity / Alignment
6 Floor height / level
7 Cleanliness
8 Gaps
9 Openings / Drops
10 Stop boards
C Re bar 1 Position
2 No & Size
3 Anchorage
4 Lapping
5 Cover
6 Cleanliness
7 Spacing
8 Dowel bars / Starter bars
9 Links
D M&E 1 Penetration
Services 2 Conduits

E Others 1 Joint
2 Spacers
3 Drops
4 water proofing
F Concreting 1 Grade
2 Slump
3 No of test cubes
3
4 Estimated volume m
5 Pouring method
6 Concrete finish level
7 Expected Pouring date
8 Pouring time
Date & time of receiving check list by consultant
Date & time of submitting comments of the inspection by consultant

Comments

………………………………………………..
Final Approval by Consultant.

138

Note : This format should not be changed without prior approval of Q.M.S. Organizing Committee
ANNEXURE B – 1. LANWA
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MAGA ENGINEERING (PVT) LIMITED

No 200, Nawala road,
Narahenpita,
Colombo – 05.

Ref. No – RM / QT / 033

2021-08-12

To whom it may concern,

CHEMICAL & MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS & TESTED VALUES FOR

REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE (QT BARS) MANUFACTURED BY CEYLON STEEL
CORPORATION LIMITED
We are pleased to give the chemical & mechanical specifications & tested values for randomly selected
samples for reinforcement of concrete (QT bars) manufactured by the Ceylon Steel Corporation
Limited.
1. TESTED VALUES & SPECIFICATIONS OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION FOR
LANWA QT BARS
Pr CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
Batch Heat o Carbon
Number Number (mm C Mn Si P S Ni Cu Cr Mo V
) Equivalent
2021/134-08 20D02544 08 0.19 0.54 0.18 0.020 0.030 0.11 0.28 0.07 0.010 0.002 0.322
2021/134-10 20D02523 10 0.20 0.60 0.19 0.018 0.009 0.05 0.04 0.08 0.011 0.001 0.324
2021/134-12 20D02626 12 0.20 0.64 0.20 0.016 0.002 0.05 0.07 0.06 0.010 0.001 0.329
2021/134-16 20D02533 16 0.19 0.62 0.20 0.013 0.005 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.011 0.002 0.309
2021/134-20 20D02594 20 0.21 0.56 0.16 0.019 0.027 0.14 0.28 0.08 0.012 0.001 0.350
2021/134-25 20D02593 25 0.21 0.63 0.19 0.015 0.020 0.05 0.06 0.05 0.014 0.002 0.336
2021/134-32 20D02627 32 0.20 0.60 0.17 0.018 0.004 0.03 0.05 0.05 0.013 0.002 0.318
2021/134-40 20D02633 40 0.20 0.53 0.22 0.017 0.020 0.12 0.26 0.07 0.011 0.001 0.330
Specifications as per the SLS 0.22 - - 0.05 0.05 - 0.8 - - - 0.5 Max
375 Max Max Max Max

2. TESTED VALUES OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES FOR LANWA QT BARS

Properties of QTB
Pro Mass Per Ultimate
Batch Number Heat Yield
(mm) Meter Tensile Elongation % Bend / Re
Number Strength
Length Strength 5.65 √S Bend
(MPa)
Weight (MPa) Test
2021/134-08 20D02544 08 0.395 552 623 21 S
2021/134-10 20D02523 10 0.616 555 628 26 S
2021/134-12 20D02626 12 0.888 559 631 23 S
2021/134-16 20D02533 16 1.580 545 619 22 S
2021/134-20 20D02594 20 2.470 560 624 20 S
2021/134-25 20D02593 25 3.850 548 629 21 S
2021/134-32 20D02627 32 6.310 551 634 18 S
2021/134-40 20D02633 40 9.860 553 638 16 S

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MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION FOR LANWA QT BARS.

Characteristic Strength
[ 0.2 % Proof Stress (Min.) ]
Nominal Diameter Minimum Elongation
(mm) Tensile / Yield on 5.65  S (%)
Yield Strength
Strength Ratio
(MPa)
Rm/Re (Min)
08,10,12,16,20,25,
500 - 650 1.05 14
32 & 40

 UNIT WEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS.

Mass per Meter Length (kg / m) Nominal cross-

Profile sectional Area
(mm) Minimum Nominal Maximum (mm2)
8 0.371 0.395 0.419 50.3
10 0.588 0.616 0.644 78.3
12 0.848 0.888 0.928 113
16 1.509 1.580 1.651 201
20 2.359 2.470 2.581 314
25 3.677 3.850 4.023 491
32 6.026 6.310 6.594 804
40 9.416 9.860 10.304 1257
The (Lanwa) QT steel manufactured by Ceylon Steel Corporation Limited conforms to the Sri Lanka
Standard SLS 375: 2009 Grade RB 500 (Specification for ribbed steel bars for the reinforcement of
concrete)
And
Is also in compliance to BS 4449: 2005 B500 B (British specification for Carbon steel bars for the
reinforcement of concrete) with respect to the mechanical & dimensional properties.

Bend test should be carried out according to SLS 375: 2009 & the bending Mandrel size should be 3D.
(D is the profile size)
We wish to add that we are the proud holders of the Product Certification (“SLS”) mark as well as the
ISO 9001: 2015 Quality Management System Certification for the manufacture of rolled steel products
in Sri Lanka.

For further information please be free to contact the Quality Assurance Manager on telephone number
0112206037.
Assuring our best attention at all times.
Yours faithfully,

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 2019-09-21

MAGA ENGINEERING (PVT) LIMITED

No 200, Nawala road,
Narahenpita,
Colombo – 05.

Ref. No – RM / QT / 032

2021-08-07

To whom it may concern,

CHEMICAL & MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS & TESTED VALUES FOR

REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE (QT BARS) MANUFACTURED BY CEYLON STEEL
CORPORATION LIMITED
We are pleased to give the chemical & mechanical specifications & tested values for randomly selected
samples for reinforcement of concrete (QT bars) manufactured by the Ceylon Steel Corporation
Limited.
1. TESTED VALUES & SPECIFICATIONS OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION FOR
LANWA QT BARS
Pr CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
Batch Heat o Carbon
Number Number (mm C Mn Si P S Ni Cu Cr Mo V
) Equivalent
2021/134-08 20D02544 08 0.19 0.54 0.18 0.020 0.030 0.11 0.28 0.07 0.010 0.002 0.322
2021/134-10 20D02523 10 0.20 0.60 0.19 0.018 0.009 0.05 0.04 0.08 0.011 0.001 0.324
2021/134-12 20D02626 12 0.20 0.64 0.20 0.016 0.002 0.05 0.07 0.06 0.010 0.001 0.329
2021/134-16 20D02533 16 0.19 0.62 0.20 0.013 0.005 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.011 0.002 0.309
2021/134-20 20D02594 20 0.21 0.56 0.16 0.019 0.027 0.14 0.28 0.08 0.012 0.001 0.350
2021/134-25 20D02593 25 0.21 0.63 0.19 0.015 0.020 0.05 0.06 0.05 0.014 0.002 0.336
2021/134-32 20D02627 32 0.20 0.60 0.17 0.018 0.004 0.03 0.05 0.05 0.013 0.002 0.318
2021/134-40 20D02633 40 0.20 0.53 0.22 0.017 0.020 0.12 0.26 0.07 0.011 0.001 0.330
Specifications as per the SLS 0.22 - - 0.05 0.05 - 0.8 - - - 0.5 Max
375 Max Max Max Max

2. TESTED VALUES OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES FOR LANWA QT BARS

Properties of QTB
Pro Mass Per Ultimate
Batch Number Heat Yield
(mm) Meter Tensile Elongation % Bend / Re
Number Strength
Length Strength 5.65 √S Bend
(MPa)
Weight (MPa) Test
2021/134-08 20D02544 08 0.395 552 623 21 S
2021/134-10 20D02523 10 0.616 555 628 26 S
2021/134-12 20D02626 12 0.888 559 631 23 S
2021/134-16 20D02533 16 1.580 545 619 22 S
2021/134-20 20D02594 20 2.470 560 624 20 S
2021/134-25 20D02593 25 3.850 548 629 21 S
2021/134-32 20D02627 32 6.310 551 634 18 S
2021/134-40 20D02633 40 9.860 553 638 16 S

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MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION FOR LANWA QT BARS.

Characteristic Strength
[ 0.2 % Proof Stress (Min.) ]
Nominal Diameter Minimum Elongation
(mm) Tensile / Yield on 5.65  S (%)
Yield Strength
Strength Ratio
(MPa)
Rm/Re (Min)
08,10,12,16,20,25,
500 - 650 1.05 14
32 & 40

 UNIT WEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS.

Mass per Meter Length (kg / m) Nominal cross-

Profile sectional Area
(mm) Minimum Nominal Maximum (mm2)
8 0.371 0.395 0.419 50.3
10 0.588 0.616 0.644 78.3
12 0.848 0.888 0.928 113
16 1.509 1.580 1.651 201
20 2.359 2.470 2.581 314
25 3.677 3.850 4.023 491
32 6.026 6.310 6.594 804
40 9.416 9.860 10.304 1257
The (Lanwa) QT steel manufactured by Ceylon Steel Corporation Limited conforms to the Sri Lanka
Standard SLS 375: 2009 Grade RB 500 (Specification for ribbed steel bars for the reinforcement of
concrete)
And
Is also in compliance to BS 4449: 2005 B500 B (British specification for Carbon steel bars for the
reinforcement of concrete) with respect to the mechanical & dimensional properties.

Bend test should be carried out according to SLS 375: 2009 & the bending Mandrel size should be 3D.
(D is the profile size)
We wish to add that we are the proud holders of the Product Certification (“SLS”) mark as well as the
ISO 9001: 2015 Quality Management System Certification for the manufacture of rolled steel products
in Sri Lanka.

For further information please be free to contact the Quality Assurance Manager on telephone number
0112206037.
Assuring our best attention at all times.
Yours faithfully,

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DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
University of Moratuwa
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Tele: +94 11 2640440, +94 11 2650301 Ext : 5100
Fax: +94 11 2650622
Direct Tel / Fax: +94 11 2650465 www.mrt.ac.lk/material/

TESTING OF REINFORCEMENT STEEL BARS

(40 mm QT STEEL BARS)
UM/MT/36/05/21

Date : 09th June 2021

Client : Ceylon Steel Corporation Limited,

Oruwala,
Athurugiriya,
Sri Lanka.

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 TESTING OF REINFORCEMENT STEEL BARS
(40 mm QT STEEL BARS)

Report No : UM/MT/36/05/21

Client : Ceylon Steel Corporation Limited,

Oruwala,
Athurugiriya,
Sri Lanka.

Client’s reference : Letter Dated 13th May 2021

Item : Samples 40 mm "Lanwa" brand Reinforcement Steel Bars.

(Grade B500B)

Tests Performed : Test procedures were carried out as per BS 4449:2005+A2:2009

Standards.

This report refers specifically to the sample submitted for testing by the client to the Department of
Materials Science and Engineering at University of Moratuwa.

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 Results :
Tensile Properties

Test Result
Total
Sample Strength Elongation at
Tensile 0.2% Proof Ratio Elongation
(Diameter) Maximum
Strength Strength (Tensile After Fracture
Force
(MPa) (MPa) Strength/0.2% (%)
Proof Strength) (%)

1 712.9 599.9 1.19 27.8 12.8

40 mm 2 694.7 588.3 1.18 29.0 13.9
3 700.2 595.5 1.18 28.3 13.3
Specified Absolute
Values - - 485 - 650 >1.06 - >4.0

Re-bend Properties

Sample (Diameter) Re – bend Test Result

40 mm Pass

Rib Parameters

Sample Rib Inclination, β

(Diameter) Specified Values Tested Value
40 mm 350 to 750 640

Transverse Rib Height, h Longitudinal Rib

Rib Spacing, c (mm)
Sample (mm) Height (mm)
(Diameter) Specified Tested Specified Tested Specified Tested
Values Value Values Value Values Value
40 mm 1.20 - 6.00 3.45 16.0 - 48.0 24.2 <4.0 2.6

Mass per Metre and Cross Sectional Properties

Test Result

Cross Mass Specification for

Sample
Sectional per Mass per Metre
(Diameter)
Area Metre (kg)
(mm2) (kg)
1 1234.4 9.69
40 mm 2 1231.8 9.67 9.42 – 10.3
3 1235.7 9.70

Conclusion :

Tested properties of all specimens comply with grade B500B of BS4449:2005+A2:2009 standards.

Report prepared by :

……………………………… ………………………………
Mr. V.S.C. Weragoda, Mr. V.Sivahar,
Senior Lecturer, Head, Department of Materials Science and Engineering,
Department of Materials Science and Engineering. University of Moratuwa.

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Certifies that the Environmental Management System of

MELWTRE ROLLING (PVT) LTD

NO. 21, TEMPLE ROAD, EKA!-A, JA-ELA
SRI I.ANKA

Has been assessed and approved in accordance with

The requirements of tSO L4001: Z0L5/SLS tSO 14001: 2Ot5

Certificate No: ESC 01141

This certificate issued on 202O-LL-O2 is valid up to IAZL-LL-OL
Date of First Certification 2015-11-02

SCOPE OF CERTIFICATION

MANUFACTURE AND DISPATCH OF HOT ROTLED QST STEET BARS AND WIRE RODS USING
IMPORTED STEEL BILTETS FOR THE REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE IN THE CONSTRUCTION
ITVDUSTRY

This approval is subject to the continued satisfactory operation of the organization's

Environmental Management System.

SRI LANKA STANDARDS INSTITUTION

No. L7, Victoria Place, Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka
www.slsi.lk
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 DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
University of Moratuwa
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Tele: +94 11 2640440, +94 11 2650301 Ext: 5100
Fax: +94 11 2650622
Direct Tel / Fax: +94 11 2650465 www.mrt.ac.lk/material/

MATERIALAND ENGI
NEERING
University of Morat0440, +94 11 2650301 Ext: 5100
: +94 11 2650622Tel/ Fax: +94 11 2650465

TENSILE PROPERTIES, REBEND TEST, BEND REST, RIB

GEOMETRY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF 10MM, 12MM,
20MM, 25MM & 32MM DIAMETER REINFORCEMENT STEEL BARS
UM/MT/89/05/21

Date : 02nd June 2021

Client : Mr. A. A. Thilakaratne

Assistant General Manager - Construction
Maga Engineering (Pvt.) Ltd.
No. 200, Nawala Road,
Narahenpita
Colombo – 05.
 TENSILE PROPERTIES, REBEND TEST, BEND TEST, RIB GEOMETRY AND CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF 10MM, 12MM, 20MM, 25MM & 32MM DIAMETER REINFORCEMENT
STEEL BARS

Report No : UM/MT/89/05/21

Client : Mr. A. A. Thilakaratne

Assistant General Manager - Construction
Maga Engineering (Pvt.) Ltd.
No. 200, Nawala Road,
Narahenpita
Colombo – 05.

Client’s reference : Letter dated 21st May 2021

Project : Proposed Engineering Design and Construction of High.Rise Office

Complex at Sethsirjpaya Premises -Sethsiripaya Stage III

Contract No. : D/UDA/2019/010

Item : RB 500 Grade Reinforcement Steel Bars. The details are given in the
following table
Profile T10 T12 T20 T25 T32
No of Samples 04 04 04 04 04
Batch No. 09/04/21/10/01 29/04/21/12/01 24/03/21/20/01 29/04/21/25/01 29/03/21/32/01
Heat No. 88/20F04659 88/20F04766 88/20F04299 88/20F04769 88/20F04828
Brand Melwa Melwa Melwa Melwa Melwa

Tests Performed : Tensile Test, Re-bend Test and Chemical Composition as per
BS 4449:2005 Standard
Bend Test as per SLS 375:2009 Standard

Results :
Table 1. Rib Geometry
Transverse Rib
Rib Spacing (mm) Rib Inclination (º)
Height (mm)
Sample Longitudinal
Specified Specified Specified
(Batch No.) Rib Height
values as values as values as
Actual Actual Actual (mm)
per the per the per the
standard standard standard
09/04/21/10
0.5 0.30 ~ 1.50 6.0 4.0 ~ 12.0 67 35 ~ 75 0.5
/01
29/04/21/12
1.0 0.36 ~ 1.80 7.0 4.8 ~ 14.4 65 35 ~ 75 0.6
/01
24/03/21/20
1.4 0.60 ~ 3.00 12.0 8.0 ~ 24.0 65 35 ~ 75 1.0
/01
29/04/21/25
1.9 0.75 ~ 3.75 15.5 10.0 ~ 30.0 65 35 ~ 75 1.7
/01
29/03/21/32
1.6 0.96 ~ 4.80 19.0 12.8 ~ 38.4 66 35 ~ 75 1.7
/01

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COMPOSITION OF 10MM, 12MM, 20MM, 25MM & 32MM DIAMETER REINFORCEMENT
STEEL BARS

Table 2. Characteristic Tensile Properties

Total
Total Mass per meter (Kg)
Sample Tensile/ Elongation Cross
Yield Tensile Elongation
yield at Sectional
(Batch Strength Strength at Specified
strength maximum Area
No.) (MPa) (MPa) fracture, Actual values as per
ratio force, Agt (mm2)
At (%) the standard
(%)
09/04/21/10/01
(S1)
595 675 1.13 9.34 22 76.40 0.600
09/04/21/10/01
(S2)
585 665 1.14 9.33 22 76.56 0.601 0.589 ~ 0.645
09/04/21/10/01
(S3) 548 641 1.17 9.82 23 76.59 0.601
29/04/21/12/01
(S1) 558 636 1.14 10.82 25 111.67 0.877
29/04/21/12/01
(S2) 562 642 1.14 10.82 25 112.51 0.883 0.848 ~ 0.928
29/04/21/12/01
(S3)
545 624 1.14 10.31 24 111.78 0.877
24/03/21/20/01
(S1) 559 642 1.15 12.32 28 312.09 2.450
24/03/21/20/01
(S2)
560 641 1.14 12.32 28 314.26 2.467 2.359 ~ 2.581
24/03/21/20/01
(S3)
577 653 1.13 12.83 29 310.70 2.439
29/04/21/25/01
(S1) 555 652 1.17 13.33 30 484.97 3.807
29/04/21/25/01
(S2) 550 645 1.17 13.32 30 485.58 3.812 3.677 ~4.023
29/04/21/25/01
(S3)
557 654 1.17 13.83 31 485.28 3.809
29/03/21/32/01
(S1)
555 661 1.19 14.83 33 800.01 6.280
29/03/21/32/01
(S2)
547 648 1.18 14.32 32 828.04 6.500 6.026 ~ 6.594
29/03/21/32/01
(S3) 549 646 1.18 14.32 32 805.18 6.321
Specified ≥ 500,
values as per - ≥ 1.08 ≥ 5.0 - - -
< 650
the standard

Note: S1, S2 and S3 refer to Sample 1, Sample 2 and Sample 3 respectively.

Table 3. Re-bend Test

Sample (Batch No.) Re-bend Test
09/04/21/10/01 Pass
29/04/21/12/01 Pass
24/03/21/20/01 Pass
29/04/21/25/01 Pass
29/03/21/32/01 Pass

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 TENSILE PROPERTIES, REBEND TEST, BEND TEST, RIB GEOMETRY AND CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF 10MM, 12MM, 20MM, 25MM & 32MM DIAMETER REINFORCEMENT
STEEL BARS

Table 4. Bend Test

Sample (Batch No.) Bend Test
09/04/21/10/01 Pass
29/04/21/12/01 Pass
24/03/21/20/01 Pass
29/04/21/25/01 Pass
29/03/21/32/01 Pass

Table 5. Chemical Composition (% by mass)

Carbon
Sample (Batch No.) Carbon Sulphur Phosphorus Copper
Equivalent
09/04/21/10/01 0.17 <0.004 0.014 0.004 0.31
29/04/21/12/01 0.17 <0.004 0.019 0.003 0.30
24/03/21/20/01 0.18 <0.004 0.012 0.004 0.30
29/04/21/25/01 0.19 0.005 0.018 0.003 0.33
29/03/21/32/01 0.18 0.004 0.011 0.005 0.30
Maximum specified values (product
0.24 0.055 0.055 0.85 0.52
analysis) as per the standard

Conclusion :
The results of tensile test, rebend test, rib geometry and chemical
composition of all the above mentioned 10mm, 12mm, 20mm, 25mm &
32mm diameter reinforcement steel bar samples comply with the
requirements of RB 500 Grade in 4449:2005 Standard.
The results of bend test of all the above mentioned 10mm, 12mm, 20mm,
25mm & 32mm diameter reinforcement steel bar samples comply with the
requirements of RB 500 Grade in SLS 375:2009 Standard.

Report prepared by :

…………………….. …………………………….
Eng. S.P. Guluwita Mr. V. Sivahar
Senior Lecturer Head
Department of Materials Science & Engineering Department of Materials Science & Engineering

This report refers specifically to the sample submitted for testing by the client to the Department of Materials
Science and Engineering at University of Moratuwa.

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TESTING OF STEEL BARS FOR THE REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE

REPORT NO. IBl20 I 011

(Reference of Requisition: Letter received on 1 1tr' December 2020.1

PROJECT NOT NTIMATED.

ISSUED TO MEL\/IRE ROLLTNG (PVT) LTD

NO. 3O-2l7, ABDUL JABBAR MAWATHA
COLOMBO 12.

ISSUE,D BY BUILDNG NLATE,RALS RESEARCH AND

TESTING DIVISION
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TESTING OF STEEL BARS FOR THE REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE

REPORT NO. IB/20l 077

1.0 SAMPLES RECENED ON : 11.t2.2020

2.0 DATE OF TEST : 16.12.2020

3.0 DESCzuPTION OF SAMPLE,: (a) Nos. 18 (Tensile Test)

06 (Re-bending Test#)

(b) Nominal Size S.Nos. l-3 & 19 i0 mm dia.

S.Nos. 4-6 &20 12 mm dia.
S.Nos. 1-9 &.21 16 mm dia.
S.Nos. 10-12 & 22 20 mm dia.
S.Nos. 13-15 &.23 25 mm dia.
S.Nos. l6-18 8.24 32 mm dia.

(c) Specified Steel Grade 85008 (Identified by Rib pattem)

(d) Geometrical Classification Ribbed steel samples with ribs not

perpendicular to bar axis

(et Marking on the bar MELWA RB 5OO

4.0 TESTS CARRIED OUT : ISO 15630- 1 : 2010

IN ACCORDANCE WITH Steel for the reinforcement and prestressing of concrete-
Test rnethods- Part I : Reinforcing bars, wire rod and wire
And
ISO 6892- 1:2016 B
Metallic materials- Tensile testing-
Part 1: Method of test at room temperature
As referred in
BS 4449 : 2005 + A3 2016
Steel for the reinfbrcement of concrete - Weldable reinforcing
steel - Bar, coil and decoiled product - Specification

5.0 TESTS REQUE,STED : (a) Prooflyield stress

(b) Tensile strength
(c) Percentage elongation
(d) Mass per rneter run*
(e) Re-bending test.

6.0 TEST RESULTS : Test results are given in the page Nos. 5-8.

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TESTING OF STEEL BARS FOR THE REINT'ORCEMENT OF CONCRETE

REPOR

7.0 STANDARD RBQUIRXMENTS

Note (1) : Tensile properties specified inBS 4449:2005+ A3: 2076 for Grade B500B steel bars are as follows :

Performance Specifred value for Grade B5008

Characteristic Minimum value Maximum value

Yield Strength (N/mm2) Allindividual> 500 or if any individual 650

falls between 485-500, the average >510

Minimum > 1.06

U.T.S. / Y.S. ratio
Average > 1.08

ohtotal elongation at Minirnum > 4.0

maximum tbrce Average > 5.0

Mass per meter run#

See Note (2) belo',v

Note (2) : Tolerance limits for mass per meter nrn;

Tolerance limit Bar diameter (rnrn)

10 I2 t6 20 25 32
Upper (kg) 0.645 0.928 l.65 2.5 8 4.02 6.59
Lower (kg) 0.5 89 0.848 151 2.36 3.68 6.03

Note (3): # - Parameters were not accredited bv SLAB

NATIONAL BUILDING RESEARCH ORGANISATION

BUITDING MIJERIALS RESEARCH & TESTING DIVISION
NO.99/1, JAWATTA ROAb,
coloMBO 05.

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Report No. IB/20/ 077

01 02 03 04 05 06
Serial No.
Identification Mark

10.00 10.00 10.00 r2.00 12.00 12.00

Nominal Diameter (rnm)
Length (mm) 902 903 904 902 902 901

541 \a / 544 191 199 191

Weight (g)
Ll (rnrn) 50.00 50.00 50.00 60.00 60.00 60.00
Gauge Length
63.40 63.60 64.40 14.50 15.30 7 5.40
Gauge Length L2 (mm)
100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Gauge Length Lo' (mm)
110.40 108.60 109.00 108.60 08.70 108.00
Gauge Length Lu'(rnm) 1

43.50 43.90 43.s0 6s.90 66.20 66.60

Yield Point (kN)
'7
49.20 49.90 49.00 14.50 5.40 75.00
Maximum Load (kN)

Cross-sectional Area (.-') 78.5 78.s 78.s 113 113 113

554 559 554 583 s86 s89

Proof,Yiel d Stress Q',1/mm2)
621 636 624 659 661 661
Tensrle Strength (N/mm2)
oh total elongation at Fracture (At) 21 21 29 24 L0 26

9.0 8.6 8.1 8.0

% Non-propotlional elongation at Max. Force (Ag) 10.4 8.6
o/otota1 elongation at Max. Force (Agt) t0.1 8.9 9.3 8.9 9.0 8.3

Mass per meter run (kg)

+
0.600 0.600 0.602 0.884 0.886 0.8 B5

U.T.S. to Y.S. ratio 1 .13 1.14 i.l3 1 .13 1.14 1. 13

# - Parameters were not accredited by SLAB

'I'esting Officer :
Checked by :

W.D.D. Sameera S.R. Randika

MA- Technical Materials Engineer

Certified by :

Eng. (Mrs.) S.S.K. Muthurathne

Director
Building Materials Research &
NATIONAL BUILDI NG RESEARCH ORGANISATION Testing Division
BUILDING MITERIALS RESEARCH & TESTING DIVISION
' No.99/i, JAWATTA ROAD,
coroMBC i.l5

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TENSILE TESTING RESULTS
Report No. IB/20l 077

SerialNo. 01 08 09 10 11 12
Identification Mark

Nominal Diameter (mrn) 16.00 16.00 16.00 20.00 20.00 20.00

Length (mm) 900 901 903 908 904 904
Weight (g) 1418 1420 1421 2230 2219 2213
Gauge Length Ll (mm) 80.00 80.00 80.00 r 00.00 100.00 100.00
Gauge I-ength L2 (mm) 103.40 1 00.1 0 101 .40 126.00 124.40 122.80
Gauge Length Lo'(mm) 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Gauge Length Lu'(mm) 112.40 1 10.20 r 10.80 109.70 1 10.70 108.60
Yield Point (kN) 112.40 114.90 112.40 119.30 t]8.20 r 81 .40
Maximum Load (kN) r 2 8.40 131.00 t21.90 204.20 203.20 214.60

Cross-sectionaI Area (mm2) 201 20r 201 314 314 314

Proof/Y'ield Stress Q\/mm2) 559 512 559 51r 568 518
Tensile Strength (N/mrn2) 639 652 636 6s0 641 683
0k total elongation at Fracture (At) 29 25 21 26 24 /-)
% Non-proportional elongation at Max. Force (Ag) t2.4 t0.2 10.8 9.1 10.1 8.6
ok tottl elongation at Max. Force (Ag1) t2.1 10.5 11.r 10.0 1 1.0 8.9
#
Mass per meter run (kg) 1.58 1.58 1.51 2.46 2.45 2.48
U.T.S. to Y.S. ratio 1.14 1.1,1 l.l,+ L14 1.11 1.lB

# - Parameters were not accredited bv SLAB

Testing Officer , C Checked by :

W.D.D. Sameera
MA- Technical Materials Engineer

cerrifiedur, /&alg
Eng. (Mrs.) S.S.K. Muthurathne
Director
Building Materials Research &
NATroNAL.Bur ,?lr!$il;'t''lP$
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TENSILE TESTING RESULTS
Report No.lB/20/ 077

Serial No. 13 14 15 l6 t1 18
Identification Mark

Nominal Diameter (rnm) 2s.00 25.00 25.00 32.00 32.00 32.00

Length (mrn) 903 903 903 904 904 904
Weight (g) 3412 3484 3418 570 1 5618 s68 1

Gar-rge Length L1 (mm) 1 25 .00 125.00 125.00 160.00 160.00 160.00

Gauge Length L2 (rnm) 155.10 1 s 5.00 15 5.40 195.50 196.80 194.10
Gauge Length Lo'(mm) 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Gauge Length Lu'(mrn) 11 1.40 112.00 112.20 I 1 1.40 11 1.50 112.60
Yield Point (kN) 211.00 218.00 278.00 458.20 460.3 0 460.30
Maximum Load (kN) 323.50 323.5 0 322.s0 543.40 54s.40 545.40

Cross-sectional Area (r-') 191 491 491 804 804 804

Proof/Yield Stress (N/mrn2) 564 566 566 s70 513 513
Tensile Stren-sth 1N/mm2) 6s9 6s9 651 616 618 618
Yo tota.l elor-rgation at Fractlrre (At) 24 24 L+ 22 /_) 22
% Non-proportional elongation at Max. Force (Ag) 11.4 12.0 t2.2 1 1.4 11.5 t2.6
oh tot^l elongation at Max.
Force (A,et) I I.l 12.3 I l.) tl.1 11.8 t2.9
ri
Mass per meter run (kg) 3.84 3 .86 3.Bs 6.31 6.28 6.28
U.T.S. to Y.S. ratio 1.11 i.16 1 .16 1.19 l.l8 1 .18

# - Parameters were not accredited bv SI,AB

Testing Officer : *LL-tLtt(, , Checked by :

W.D.D. Sameera S.R. Randika

MA- Technical Materials Engineer

Ceftified by:
Eng. (Mrs.) S.S.K. Muthurathne

NATIONAL BUILDING RESEARCH ORGANISATION

Building Materials Research &
BUILDING MATERIALS RESEARCH & TESTING DIVISION Testing Division
NO,99/1, JAWATTA ROAD,
coEoMBO 05.

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#
REBENDING TEST RISULTS
Report No. IB/20l 077

Dia
S.Nos. lD Mark Rebend
(mm)
No sign of fracture or
19 10.00
cracks visible

20 12.00 -do-

21 16.00 -do-

22 20.00 -do-

_) 25.00 -do-

24 32.00 -do-

# - Parameters \\'ere not accredited bv SLAB

Figure 0L : Samples after rebending test

Testing Officer : Checked by :

W.D.D. Sameera
MA- Technical Materials Engineer

Certified by :

NATIONAL BUILDIN6 RESEARCH ORGANISATION Eng. (Mrs.) S.S.K. Muthulathne

BUILDING MATERIALS RESEARCH & TE5TING DIVISION
Director
NO.99/1, JAWATTA ROAD,
coLoMBO 05. Building Materials Research &
Testing Division
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Report to:

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Test Report

ReportNo. SS 2015915

Customer : Test Item :

Melwire Rolling (Pvt) Ltd, Reinforcement Steel

No. 30-217,
Abdul Jabbar Mawatha, Service Requested
Colombo -12. 2020-12-ll

Description : Identification of Test Item :

Three (03) test items. Test items were labelled as;

(Approximate size of each- 120 mm )
1. l2mm
2. 16 mm
3. 25 mm

Date of Receipt of Test ltem :

2020-12-10
Test Dates z 2020-12-18

TEST RESULTS
Test/ Unit Test Method Results

12 mm 16 mm 25 mm

Carbon (C) 0.21 0.20 0.20

Sulphur ( S) Arc Spark Optical 0.004 0.004 0.005

Phosphorus (P) Emission SpectroscoPy 0.016 0.010 0.018

Copper (Cu) 0.01 0.04 0.0r

0.009
Nitrogen (N)* 0.008 0.004

0.34 0.32 0.32

Carbon Equivalent Value (Ceq) 4449:2005 +A3:2016
*Non accredited parameter.

K.K.K,H.
Research Scientist

2021-01-08
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All major completed and ongoing projects using 100% MELWA reinforcement
steel, namely:-
A.M.S.K. Construction Pvt Ltd
Road Construction projects

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All the Constructions

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Division Secretariat, Angunukolapelessa
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INDOCEAN Developers – Altair Complex in Colombo
Irrigation Department - Deduru Oya Project & other irrigation project
IVRCL Lanka Ltd. - Construction of Multy Storey Building Project - (UDA)
JFE Engineering – Kandy City Wastewater Management Project (KCWMP)
K.D. Ebert & Sons - All most all Construction work
Keangnam Enterprises Ltd. - Construction of Padeniya Anuradhapura Road and Road Projects
KOLON Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd. - Ruhunupura water supply scheme
Kolon-Samsung Joint Venture - Matara Stage IV Water Supply Project
Kothalawala Defence University - KDU – Medical Faculty building & other construction
L&T Construction – Water Board Project at Kundasale
Maga Engineering
Jetwing City Hotel Project at Ward Place & Ayurvedhic Site
Fairway Koswatte Project & Lattitude Fairway Kirulapana
Heritage Hotel Project at Galle
Central Expressway Project
Manning Market Project at Peliyagoda
Welipana to Mathugama Road Project
Prime Grand Project
Southern Expressway Extension Project
Bellevue Residencies, Ja-Ela
I-Road Package, Jaffna
UDA Housing Project at Kalinga Mawatha
UDA Housing Project at Appalewatte
Faculties of Technology ( Jayawardenapura Campus – Pitipana & Kelaniya Campus)
UDA Housing Project, Orugodawatte

Manamperi Engineering, V V Karunaratne , Joint Venture – German Tech Hostel Project

Ministry of Cultural & Arts - Construction of Cultural Centre at Nawimana.
Ministry of Defence – Defence Headquarters Complex Project, Akuregoda, Battaramulla
MT-Hogaard - Construction of Oluvil Harbour
Nawaloka Construction Co.
Eppologama Ranaviru Housing Project & other projects
All Road and other projects
Nawaloka hospital extension project
Manning Market Project
300 Rooms Hotel Project in Colpetty

Poly Technologies – KDU Teaching Hospital Project at Werahera

Prima Ceylon Ltd. – Construction of Silos project, Trincomalee
San Piling Ltd.
Indocean mixed development project – construction of 68 storey building
Abans Colombo City Center Piling Project

Sanken Lanka Pvt Ltd.

Overseas projects
Abans Colombo city center project
University project at Kilinochchi (Engineering Faculty & Agriculture University Buildings)
Twin Peak project

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Sathuta Builders Ltd.
Housing project at Dematagoda
“Viyathpura” Kottawa and Pannipitiya Housing Projects
Faculty of Applied Science – Sabaragamuwa University
Faculty of Arts – University of Peradeniya
Almost all constructions

SGCC – BIA Oil Tank Project

Shapurji Pallonji Int’l – EPF –Labour Dept. Multy Storey Bldg Project (Sierra Joint Venture)

Sierra Construction (Pvt) Ltd.

David Peiris Hambantota Project & all the Electricity Board projects, Manna Road,
Kandy & Nuwara Eliya water board project
Mahaela Improvement Project

Sino Great Wall Co. - Ahungalla Hotel Project

Sinohydro Corporation Ltd. –

Construction of road and irrigation projects
Moragahakanda Reservoir Project
Water Board Project at Kandy (North Kandy Water Supply Project)

Sri Lanka Navy Projects

Sri Lanka Army Projects
State Development & Construction Corporation - All most all Constructions

State Engineering Corporation of Sri Lanka

University of Moratuwa - 8 storied Building
Lunawa Housing Scheme Project, Hospital Building at Agalawatta and
Civil Aviation Authority Head Office Building & All other constructions
Nurses Training School Project at Kalutara

Taisei Corporation - Road Projects

Trio Construction Pvt Ltd

Construction of Weeraketiya Pradeshiya Sabha Building
Construction of Moratuwa University

Tudawe Brothers – Jetwing Hotel Project at Dambulla

Vonlan Constructions (Pvt) Ltd. – All Water Board and Irrigation Projects

Woh-Hup International (Pvt) Ltd. –

Construction of Keppel Housing Project, Colombo 13
Proposed Shangri-La Hotel & Resort Dev. On Lot 2A & 3A (Sittrakala Estate Hambantota)-
Shangrila Hotel Project – Phase II & Phase III – Colombo

Yangiang Engineering Construction Co. – Two UDA Condominium Housing Project

Zhong Tian Construction (Pvt) Ltd. – Krrish Colombo Project

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ANNEXURE B – 3. GTB
 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MILD STEEL SAMPLE
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DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA
MORATUWA
SRI LANKA
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DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

University of Moratuwa
Moratuwa Srl Lanka
Tele: +94 11. 2&c440, +94 7'1 2650301' Exf 5100

Fax +94772650622
Direct Tel / Fax: +94772650465 www.mrt. ac. lk/materiaV

ON OF MILD

Date 04th May 2021

Client Mr. Sachith Rupasinghe

Assistant Manager Quality Assurance
GTB Steel Corporation Pvt. Ltd.
Katugampola Industrial Estate
Makandura
Gonawila.

Departnent of Materials Science and Engineering

University of Moratuwa, Moratuwa
Sri Lanka'
 CI{EMICAL COMPOSITION OF MILD STEEL SAMPLE

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Mr. Sachith Rupasinghe

Assistant Manager Quality Assurance
GTB Steel Corporation Pvt. Ltd.
Katugampola Industrial Estate
Makandura
Gonawila.

tg reference Letter dated 29th March2}2I

01 no. of mild steel sample

ests Performed Chemical Composition using Spark Emission Spectrometer

Its

Table l. Chemical Composition (oh by mass)

Sample c Si Mn Cr Mo Ni P S Cu

Mild Steel 0. r8 0.20 0.58 0.052 0.012 0.045 0.026 0.027 0.082

prepared by

Mr. V. Sivahar
Head
of Materials Science & Engineering Department of Materials Science & Engineering

fihb rcnat rcferc specifically to the sample submifted for testina by the ctient to the Depaftment of Materials
Science and Engineering at UniverciV of Moratuwa.

Departrnent of Materials Science and

Engineering
University of Moratuw4 Moratuwa
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