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11.08.2016
ERC AKH Railway Project
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Report Name:
TYPICAL FREIGHTYARD PLATFORM WALL STRUCTURAL DESIGN REPORT
Report No:
AKH - YM I - DD - S T 0 0 X - D - CE - RE P - 1 0 0 1 - 0
Project Organization Stage Location Category Discipline Type of Number Vers.
Document
Date: 01.08.2016
PREPARED BY
YM Structural Design
Checked by C. Özaydın
Manager
YM General Structural
Approved by Ö. Güzel
Design Manager
APPROVAL
APPROVED BY
2 LOADS ....................................................................................................................................... 8
3 MATERIALS ............................................................................................................................. 10
5 CALCULATIONS ..................................................................................................................... 12
Where ;
- Typical Freightyard Platform Wall (Type 1) is the side of the platform facing with railway track
line
- Typical Freightyard Platform Wall (Type 2) is the side of the platform facing with neighbouring
warehouse structure.
- Typical Freightyard Platform Wall (Type 3) is the side of the platform not facing with warehouse
or main track line.
Figure 1.2.1 (Type 1) Sectional View Figure 1.2.2 (Type 2) Sectional View
SOIL SIDE
EN 1992-1-1:2004 - Eurocode 2: Design of concrete structures - Part 1-1: General rules and
rules for buildings
- 24x0.2= 4.8 kN/m2 ≈ 5.0 kN/m2 is the surcharge load representing the dead load on retaining
structure.
Two FL5 type forklifts are accepted as accelerating simultaneously per 10m of retaining wall. 30%
of 140kN (Axle load load for FL5) is given to represent per forklift acceleration which is 42 kN as
suggested in EN 1991-1-1 6.3.2.3(7). Therefore; ((42*2)/10)*0.3=2.5 kN/m is the horizontal load
representing the load effects of two FL5 type forklifts per meter.
Please note that: In order to be on the safe side and by takening into account of future use of the
platform, loads are increased 50% by designer and assigned as the followings :
“AKH-YMI-DD-ST0*X-D-CE-CAL-0001”.
where; (*) is the relevant number showing the location of the station area.
Soil Parameter
Bearing Resistance (qu) 400 kPa
Angle of Shearing Resistance 30o
Soil Type C
Unit Weight of Soil 20 kN/m3
Table 2.3.1 Assumed Soil Parameters
Detailed information regarding the soil parameters and suggestions of geotechnical designer will be
presented in the Geotechnical Report of each Station.
GEOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Retaining structure subjected to this design is a typical structure based on soil assumptions for
the soil under its foundation. These assumptions are going to be verified for each station and a relevant
calculation note representing the relevant verifications about soil characteristics is going to be submitted
for each station.
Backfill material on the heel will be sandy non-cohesive material and angle of shear resistance
between ground and wall is taken as 0o since there is a damp proof course on the back face of the
wall.
Assumptions for the soil under footing and backfill are the followings;
The following Peak Ground Acceleration (PGA) values are considered along the project:
PGA : 0,20g in the vicinity of Kare-Kore (up to 25km north and down to 25km south),
PGA : 0,16g at the other places.
Peak ground acceleration value 0,20g is taken for calculations of the structural members.
3 MATERIALS
Concrete used during the calculations is assumed to have a cylinder strength of 25 MPa and should
satisfy the requirements of EN.1992.1.1.2004 Chapter 3.1.
Reinforcement Steel to be used in the construction is B500B Steel class and should satisfy the
requirements of chapter 3.2. and annex C of EN.1992.1.1.2004 and also Chapter 5.2.1 of
EN.1998.2.2005.
- 50mm at foundation
- 50mm at stem
Proper drainage system and damp proof courses are defined and shown on the relevant detail
drawings of the structure. Therefore; no water loads are taken into account at the design stage.