CONSTUCTION OF G+14 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT

PALANPUR
AN PROJECT REPORT

Submitted by

NAI MEET VIJAYBHAI

230613106014

In partial fulfilment for the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

In
Civil Engineering Department
Government Engineering College,
Palanpur

Gujarat Technological University, Ahmedabad

July, 2025

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 Government Engineering College,
Palanpur Ahmedabad – Palanpur
Highway Road, Jagana, Palanpur,Gujarat
385001

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project report submitted along with the project entitled

Construction of G+14 residential building at palanpur has been carried out

by NAI MEET VIJAYBHAI under my guidance in partial fulfillment for the

degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering, 7 th Semester of

Gujarat TechnologicalUniversity, Ahmedabad during the academic year 2025-

26.

Prof. Mayur Prajapati PROF. V.J.CHITARIA

Internal Guide Head Of The Departme

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 PMMS CERTIFICATE

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 COMPANY CERTIFICATE

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 Government Engineering College,
Palanpur Ahmedabad – Palanpur
Highway Road, Jagana, Palanpur,Gujarat
385001

DECLARATION

I Hereby Declare That The Internship Report Submitted Along With The Internship

Entitled Construction Of G+14 Residential Building At Palanpur Submitted In

Partial Fulfillment For The Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering In Civil Engineering

To Gujarat Technological University , Ahmedabad, Is A Bonafide Record Of

Original Project Work Carried Out By Me At Ratnam Group Under The Supervision

Of Mayur Prajapati That No Part Of This Report Has Been Directly Copied From

Any Students Reports Or Taken From Any Other Source, Without Providing Due

Reference.

Name of the student Sign of Student

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I express my sincere thanks to Prof. Mayur Prajapati(Internal Guide) and prof. v.j.chitaria
Head of the Department of Civil engineering, Government Engineering College Palanpur,
for his constant supervision, guidance, motivation and support at every stage of this
Internship.

I would be also like to convey my sincere gratitude and indebtedness to the faculty and
staff members of Department of Civil engineering, Government Engineering College
Palanpur, for their help at different times.

It is my sentiment to place on record my best regards, deepest sense of gratitude to.

Maitrik Nai engineer and builder at near Jodnapura, palanpur whose encouragement,
continuous guidance, helpful nature and new suggestion and ideas was valuable for
accomplishment of this work. Also, their advice and kind support are greatly appreciated.

Thank you
Meet Nai
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 ABSTRACT

This report presents a detailed account of the practical training conducted at NEAR
JODNAPURA,PALANPUR from 02nd July 2025 to 15th July 2025. The training was
part of the ongoing construction project by AMI INFRABULID LLP, focused on a
residential building with a 2BHK layout distributed over two floors. The report
encompasses key aspects of the project, including project information and observations
made during the two-week training period. Various construction activities were actively
observed, such as column construction, masonry, and slab formwork. The report also
covers the materials used, construction procedures, and the practical application of
theoretical concepts. Insights gained from the site engineer's step-by-step explanations
highlight the differences between theoretical knowledge and real-world construction
practices, underscoring the value of hands-on experience in understanding construction
processes.

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1. 1 LAYOUT PLAN.................................................................................................................2

Figure 1. 2 G.F PLAN............................................................................................................................3
Figure 1. 3 F.F PLAN............................................................................................................................4
Figure 1. 4 SITE LOCATION..............................................................................................................5
Figure 1. 5 ELEVATION......................................................................................................................6

Figure 2. 1 CEMENT.............................................................................................................................8
Figure 2. 2 SAND...................................................................................................................................8
Figure 2. 3 BLOCK................................................................................................................................9
Figure 2. 4 BINDING WIRE................................................................................................................9
Figure 2. 5 AGGREGATE..................................................................................................................10
Figure 2. 6 REINFORCEMENT.......................................................................................................10
Figure 2. 7 CONCRETE COVER MOULD......................................................................................11

Figure 3. 1 BAR CUTTING MACHINE...........................................................................................13

Figure 3. 2 PLUMB BOB....................................................................................................................13
Figure 3. 3 SPRIT LEVEL..................................................................................................................14
Figure 3. 4 VIBTATOR.......................................................................................................................14
Figure 3. 5 CONCRETE MIXURE....................................................................................................15

Figure 4.1 RAINFORCEMENT........................................................................................................16

Figure 4.2 FORMWORK...................................................................................................................16
Figure 4.3 CONCRETING.................................................................................................................17
Figure 4.4 VIBRATOR.......................................................................................................................17
Figure 4.5 REMOVE FORMWORK...............................................................................................18
Figure 4.6 STIRRUP............................................................................................................................19
Figure 4.7 CURING.............................................................................................................................19
Figure 4.8 CONCRETE......................................................................................................................20
Figure 4.9 CHECKING STEEL.........................................................................................................21
Figure 4.10 DESIGN OF BEAM........................................................................................................21

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Figure 5. 1 DESIGN COLUNM..........................................................................................................22
Figure 5. 2 SHEAR WALL FORMWORK.......................................................................................23
Figure 5. 3 PROVIDE FORMWORK...............................................................................................24
Figure 5. 4 SHEAR WALL RAINFORCEMENT............................................................................24
Figure 5. 5 REMOVE FORMWORK...............................................................................................24
Figure 5. 6 RAINFORCEMENT OF LIFT......................................................................................25
Figure 5. 7 PROVIDE FORMWORK..............................................................................................25

Figure 6. 1 SLAB FORMWORK.......................................................................................................26

Figure 6. 2 SHUTTERING.................................................................................................................27
Figure 6. 3 CURING............................................................................................................................28

Figure 7. 1 BEAM FORMWORK......................................................................................................29

Figure 7. 2 BEAM RAINFORCEMENT...........................................................................................30

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 Table of Contents

TITLE PAGE...................................................................................................................i
CERTIFICATE...........................................................................................................................ii

PPMS CERTIFICATE..................................................................................................iii
COMPANY CERTIFICATE........................................................................................iv
DECLARATION.............................................................................................................v
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.............................................................................................vi
ABSTRACT..................................................................................................................vii
CHAPTER – 1: INTRODUCTION...............................................................................1

1.1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION................................................................................................1

1.2 PROJECT INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................1
1.3 LAYOUT PLAN.....................................................................................................................2
1.4 GROUND FLOOR PLAN OFHOUSE...................................................................................3
1.5 FIRST FLOOR PLAN.............................................................................................................4

1.6 LOCATION OF AKSHATAM FLAT.....................................................................................5

1.7 ELEVATION...........................................................................................................................6

CHAPTER- 2: MATERIALS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION.................................7

2.1 CEMENT:................................................................................................................................8
2.2 SAND......................................................................................................................................8
2.3 BLOCK....................................................................................................................................9
2.4 BINDING WIRE.....................................................................................................................9
2.5 AGGREGATE.........................................................................................................................10
2.6 REINFORCEMENT STEEL...................................................................................................10
2.7 REINFORECEMENT COVER...............................................................................................11

CHAPTER-3: EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS USED AT SIDE....................................12

3.1 BAR CUTTING MACHINE..................................................................................................13
3.2 PLUNG BOB.........................................................................................................................13
3.3 SPRIT LEVEL......................................................................................................................14
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 3.4 VIBRATOR..........................................................................................................................14
3.5 CONCRETE MIXURE.......................................................................................................15

CHAPTER- 4:COLUMN CASTING WORK............................................................16

4. 1 COLUMN............................................................................................................................16
4.1.1 RAINFORCEMENT.........................................................................................16
4.1.2 FORMWORK...................................................................................................16

4.1.3 THE CASTING OF THE COLUMN..............................................................17

4.1.4 VIBRATOR......................................................................................................17
4.1.5 REMOVE FORMWORK.................................................................................18
4.1.6 STIRRUP..........................................................................................................19

4.1.7CURING............................................................................................................19

CHAPTER- 5:SHEAR WALL & LIFT WORK........................................................22

5.1 SHEAR WALL DETAIL......................................................................................................22
5.2 SHEAR WALL FORMWORK.............................................................................................23
5.3 LIFT FORMWORK..............................................................................................................25

CHAPTER- 6: SLAB WORK......................................................................................26

6.1 SLAB FORMWORK.............................................................................................................26
6.2 SLAB CURING.....................................................................................................................28

CHAPTER- 7: BEAM WORK....................................................................................29

7.1 BEAM FORMWORK...........................................................................................................29
7.2 ARRANGEMENT REINFORCEMENT OF BEAM............................................................30

CHAPTER-8:QUANTITY OF STEEL......................................................................31
8.1 QUANTITY OF COLUMN.....................................................................................31
8.2 QUANTITY OF SLAB............................................................................................32
CHAPTER-9:INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE............................................................33
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................34
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................35
APPENDIX 1: JOINNING LETTER.........................................................................36
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 APPENDIX 2: FEEDBACK FORM...........................................................................37
APPENDIX 3: WEEKLY LOGBOOK.......................................................................38
APPENDIX 4: DAILY PHOTOS................................................................................39

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 CHAPTER – 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION:

 An internship in industry offered 4th year engineering students is planned by Gujarat

Technological University, Ahmedabad. It gives effective way to us to transfer the
theoretical knowledge gained within the classroom to the real field application
moreover it provides possible opportunities to learn, understand andsharpen the real
time technical /managerial skills required at the job. It takesplace in semester 7th from
02/07/2025 to 15/07/2025

 I choose and applied for internship at AMI INFRABUILD LLP, which is a

residency with 2 BHK FLATS near zaika, palanpur.

1.2 PROJECT INTRODUCTION:

 Industry name: AMI INFRABUILD LLP

 Residency name: AKSHATAM LUXURIA

 Builder: MAHESHBHAI PATEL

 House type: 2 BHK FLATS

 Number of FLAT: 216

 Plot Area of each House: 694 sq. ft. to 1083 sq. ft.

 Build up area of each House: 900 sq. ft. to 1500 sq. ft.

 Cost of each House: 28 TO 30 lakh Rupees

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1.3 LAYOUT PLAN:

FIGURE 1.1 LAYOUT PLAN

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1.4 GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF HOUSE:

FIGURE 1.2 G.F PLAN

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1.5 FIRST FLOOR PLAN:

FIGURE 1.2 F.F PLAN

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1.6 LOCATION OF AMI INFRABUILD LLP:

FIGURE 1. 4 SITE LOCATION

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1.7 ELEVATION

FIGURE 1. 5 ELEVATION

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CHAPTER 2 - MATERIALS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION

 LIST OUT MATERIAL:

 CEMENT
 SAND
 BLOCK
 AGGREGATE
 REINFORCEMENT
 BINDING WIRE
 COVER FOR REINFORCEMENT

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2.1 CEMENT:
 The cement is a fine ground material consisting of compound of lime, silica
alumina and iron. When mixed with water it forms a paste which hardened andbind
aggregates (sand, gravel etc.).

 Cement used in this site is Portland Pozzolana Cement of 53 grade.

 It is measured per bag. Its cost is RS. 350 per bag of 50 kg.

FIG. 2. 1 CEMENT

2.2 SAND:

 Sand is one of the commonly used and an important material in construction.

 Sand is used as fine aggregate in concrete and used in plastering along with cement.
 Sand is used in concrete accounting for 20 – 30 % of the mix.

 Its measurement unit is m3. It costs RS. 435 per ton.

FIG. 2.2 SAND

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2.3 BLOCK:
 An AAC block is an important modern construction material
which is generally available in a rectangular shape,
manufactured from a mixture of cement, lime, fly ash/sand,
gypsum, and aluminum powder, cured under high pressure
steam (autoclaved).
 The commonly used standard size of AAC block is 600 × 200 ×
200 mm, but other sizes like 600 × 200 × 100 mm or 600 × 200
× 150 mm are also available.
 Its measurement unit is generally in cubic meter (m³), but at site
it is also taken in Nos.

FIG 2. 3 BLOCK

2.4 BINDING WIRE:

 Primarily used to secure and connect steel reinforcement bars (rebars) in concrete
structures
 Binding wires are used to tie steel bars together.
 Binding wire is made of Mild steel.
 Binding wire per kg 120 rupee.

FIG.2.4 BINDING WIRE

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2.5 AGGREGATE:

 On this site coarse aggregate of 20 to 25 mm is used.

 Aggregates are used in concrete production 70 – 80 % of concrete mix. It is
the component of composite material that resist compressive stress.
 Its measurement unit is m3 and cost is RS. 800 per ton.

3
FIG. 2. 5 AGGREGATE
3.4 REINFORCEMENT STEEL:
 This site uses the TMX bar of Fe 550 & its sizes vary from
8mm to 16mm

 It is measurement of unit kg. It has cost of RS. 55-60 per kg.

 Reinforcement bar provide the resistance of tensile stress

and maintain the shapeand stability of the structure.

FIG. 2.6 RAINFORCEMENT STEEL

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3.5 REINFORECEMENT COVER:
 Reinforcement cover is provide between reinforcement bar and surface of
the concrete elements.
 It is prevent the moisture, air and chlorides from the reaching the reinforcement
and reducing the corrosion risk.
 Also insulate the reinforcement from high temperature and slowing the heat transfer.
 At the site cover are prepared in the mould.
 It is use in cover 20,25,40 and 50mm .

FIG. 2. 7 REINFORCEMENT COVER

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CHAPTER 3 - EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS USED AT SITE:

 LIST OUT EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS:

 BAR CUTTING MACHINE

 PLUMB BOB
 SPRIT LEVEL
 VIBRATOR
 CONCRETE MIXURE
 WHEEL BORROW
 ROTARY SAND SIEVING MACHINE

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3.1 BAR CUTTING MACHINE:

 A cutter machine is used in construction to cut steel reinforcement bars

into desired lengths.
 Cutting capacity varies from 6mm to 50mm diameter of the bar.
 Used in civil construction work during bar bending & cutting stage.
 It typically employ strong blades which are capable slicing the matel.

3.2 PLUMB BOB:

 it is used for checking verticality.
 To check vertical alignment of walls, columns, pillars during construction.
 Used by masons for brickwork to keep the wall straight and vertical.

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3.3 SPRIT LEVEL:

 A spirit level is a simple tool used in construction and surveying to check whether
a surface is perfectly horizontal (level) or vertical (plumb).
 To check horizontal level of surfaces (floors, beams, slabs, tables, etc.)
 To check vertical alignment of walls, columns, doors, windows.

3.4 VIBRATOR:

 A concrete vibrator is a tool used to compact freshly placed concrete by

removing trapped air and voids.
 A needle vibrator, also known as an internal or poker vibrator, is a construction tool used
to compact freshly poured concrete, eliminating air pockets and ensuring a dense, strong
final product.
 To remove air bubbles and voids from concrete.
 To increase density and strength of concrete.
 improve bonding between reinforcement and concrete

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 3.5 CONCRETE MIXER:

 A concrete mixer (often colloquially called a cement mixer) is a device that homogeneously
combines cement, aggregate such as sand or gravel, and water to form concrete. A typical
concrete mixer uses a revolving drum to mix the components.
 At my site, a tilting type concrete mixer was used.The drum tilts to discharge the mixed
concrete.
 Ideal for producing high-quality concrete.
 Capacity: 47 m3 Per Day.

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4.1.1 RAINFORCEMENT:
 Bar Diameter: Longitudinal bars should have a minimum diameter of 12 mm, and there must
be a minimum of four bars in a rectangular column and six in a circular one..

 Spacing: Stirrups are spaced closer together near the top and bottom of the column to
provide more confinement in areas of high stress. The maximum spacing of these ties is
typically based on the least lateral dimension of the column, the diameter of the smallest
longitudinal bar, or a maximum limit like 300 mm.

FIG. 4.4 RAINFORCEMENT

4.1.2 FORMWORK:

 Describe the process of setting up shuttering

(formwork) to hold the concrete.
 M25 grade concrete is use for column.
 M25 standard proportion 1:1:2.

FIG. 4.5 FORMWORK

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4.1.3 THE CASTING OF THE COLUMN:

 The column shall be cast with M25 grade concrete of mix proportion 1:1:2 using well-graded
aggregates of maximum size 20–25 mm, ensuring a characteristic strength not less than 25 MPa.
The concrete shall be placed carefully in layers to
avoid segregation and honeycombing. Each layer
shall be compacted thoroughly using a poker
vibrator to expel entrapped air and voids, ensuring
proper cover to the reinforcement bars. Adequate
curing shall be carried out to achieve the required
strength, durability, and resistance against
aggressive environmental effects.
 M25 grade concrete is use for column.
 M25 standard proportion 1:1:2 .

FIG. 4.6 CONCRETING

4.1.4 VIBRATOR:

 A needle vibrator, also known as an internal or

poker vibrator, is a construction tool used to
compact freshly poured concrete, eliminating air
pockets and ensuring a dense, strong final product.
 Needle typr of vibrator is used at my side.

FIG.4.7 VIBRATOR

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4.1.5 REMOVE FORMWORK:
 typically removed after the concrete
has gained sufficient strength to
support its own weight and any
applied loads.
 Formwork remove after 24 hour.

FIG. 4.8 REMOVE FORMWORK

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4.1.6 STIRRUP :

 Stirrups in beams are essential components of reinforced concrete structures, primarily designed
to resist shear forces and enhance the structural integrity of the beam.
 Use In 8 MM Stirrups.
 Two Stirrup Spacing Between Two Stirrup Is
100mm And Center Spacing 200mm.
 Hight Of Stirrups 304 mm.
 Width Of Stirrups 152 mm.

FIG. 4.10 STIRRUP

4.1.7 CURING:

 Spraying/Fogging:Regularly spraying or fogging

the concrete surface with water helps maintain
moisture.
 At the site, the plinth beam were cured for a
period ranging from 7 to 14 days

FIG. 4.11 CURING

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 FIG. 4.12 CONCRETE

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 FIG. 4.15 CHECKING STEEL

FIG. 4.16 DESIGN OF BEAM

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 CHEPTER-5 COLUNM WORK:

5.1 COLUMN SCHEDULE :

FIG. 5.1 DESIGN COLUNM

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5.2 SHEAR WALL FORMWOK:

 Shear walls are vertical structural elements designed to resist lateral forces such as
wind, earthquake, and seismic loads, providing stability to the building.
 They help prevent excessive swaying and structural failure during horizontal loading
conditions.
 Shear walls transfer both vertical (gravity) loads and lateral loads safely to the
foundation.
 They contribute to the rigidity and stiffness of the structure, reducing deflection and
vibration.
 Reinforcement bars of 12MM and 16MM are commonly used for vertical
reinforcement in shear walls, depending on design requirements.
 Shuttering (formwork) for shear walls should be strong and properly aligned to
withstand the pressure of fresh concrete and to maintain accurate wall thickness.
 Stirrup Use In 8MM.

FIG. 5.2 SHEAR WALL FORMWOK

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 FIG5.3 PROVIDE
FORMWORK

FIG.5.4 SHEAR WALL

RAINFORCMENT

FIG.5.5 REMOVE FORMWORK

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5.3.LIFT FORMWORK

 Reinforcement bars (vertical and

horizontal) shall be placed as per design
to ensure strength and stability of the lift
shaft walls.

 Formwork shall be properly aligned and

braced to maintain the exact dimensions
and smooth finish of the shaft.

FIG. 5.3.1 REAINFORCEMENT OF LIFT

FIG. 5.3.2 PROVIDE FORMWORK

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 CHAPTER-6 SLAB WORK:

6.1 SLAB FORMEWORK :

FIG. 6.1 SLAB FORMEWORK :

 Slab formwork is A temporary structure that supports and shapes wet concrete while it hardens
into A slab (like A floor or roof). It acts as A mold, ensuring the concrete slab achieves its
desired dimensions and A smooth finish.

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 FIG. 6.2 SHUTTERING

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6.2 SLAB CURING:

 Ponding curing: the method used in concrete construction to maintain moisture on

A concrete surface by creating shallow pools or "ponds" of water:
 Ponding curing use in slab.
 At the site, the slab were cured for a period ranging from 14 days to 28 day.

FIG. 6.3 CURING

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 CHEPTER-7 BEAM WORK:

7.1 BEAM FORMWORK:

FIG. 7.1 BEAM RAINFORCEMENT

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7.2 ARRANGEMENT REINFORCEMENT OF BEAM:

 Use steel for 10,12 and 16 MM.

 Stirrups use in 8 MM
 This ensures uniform strength and proper bonding between the beam and the slab for a
robust structural framework

FIG. 7.2 BEAM RAINFORCEMENT

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 CHPTER8: QUANTITY OF STEEL

8.1 QUANTITY OF COLUMN

 Main steel weight: (D2/162)*Length*Number of bar

= (16/162)*2300*26
= 1.58*2300*26
= 94.48 kg
 Stirrups weight: =Calculate length of one stirrup*Weight of stirrup
=1.26m*0.395 kg/m Weight of one stirrup =0.4977 kg

 Total weight of 22 stirrups=0.4977×22

=10.95 kg
 TOTAL
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8.2 QUANTITY OF SLAB

 Slab volume: 4.975*3.350*0.125

=2.07 m3
 Beam volume:
=(5.435*0.600*0.230) 2
=1.50m3
= (3.350*0600*0.230) 2
= 0.92
 Total = 2.07+1.50+0.92
= 5.2CMT

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 CHPTER 9: INTERSHIP EXPERIENCE

 Joining on the company:

After completion of 6th semester, Gujarat technological university introduced internship

program for 7th semester students, so student get practical knowledge, site experience, etc. Through
internship program. So, I have been searching a hoisting company and I was approached AMI
INFRA BUILD LLP Pride of site In charge Mr. HITESHBHAI PATEL who given a chance for my
internship program. Then I went there at site to begin the work and join with their engineers and
workers. They introduce the overall site, drawings and staff with respect to their working
department.

In this section of my report, I will try to describe activities and practices that were done in
my hosting company during my internship time. I used observation method as well as participate in
all activities that have done in the site to achieve my task and to find out the practical knowledge.

Due to this internship my many skill are improved like :

 Practical problem-solving skills

 Time management and organization skills
 Site management skills
 Project management skills

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 CONCLUSION

 Durability of a building depend mainly on proper construction process construction

process and proper use of materials.
 Get knowledge about the basic & advanced techniques of building construction aswell
assaw the challenges which a civil engineer has face during construction i.e.,labour
problems, Time management etc. We cleared our many doubts regarding building
construction.
 Gained basic knowledge in the field of construction.
 Plaster is necessary to cover and protect the masonry from weathering factor. This
project is a very useful to learn about the design of the structural elementslike beams,
column and slabs by using IS 456-2000.

 We learn about types of equipment and different design preparation.

 It is about supervision and labour communication.

 During the period of 3 month all the company staff helped us a lot to provide allthe
information about any query.

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 REFERENCES

 IS- 456: 2000 Code of practice for plain and reinforced concrete
 IS 800:2007 code for general construction in steel structure
 Building construction technology book
 Concrete technology book
 www.google.com
 Wikipedia

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 JOINING LETTER

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 COMMPANY FEEDBACK

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 WEEKLY LOGBOOK

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