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•A suitable foundation for any structure should have an depth
(m)
adequate FOS against exceeding capacity of supporting soils. So
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in this case, FOS of 2.5 has been considered. 1.50
•The analysis has been carried out as per SPT test results 9.00
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obtained in the field. 11.00
•The graph shows that the FOS against liquefaction comes out to 12.00
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be more than 2.6 at all depths. 14.00
•After casting the raft slab, the stitch slab was cast over it. And 28.50 BROWINISH COLOUR
INORGANIC SANDY SILTY MIX
the reason behind this is to get a flat surface for the basement. 30.00
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FOUNDATION ANALYSIS
•The load of super structure is High (G+ 5
Building with 2 basements)
•The soil is silty clay and the load bearing
capacity is comparatively low
•So instead of isolated/combined
foundation, Raft Foundation was
preferred so that no differential settlement
takes place keeping in mind the
importance of building as a hospital.
PEDESTAL DROPS
All the pedestal drops are symmetrically
placed about the center of column
pedestals unless mentioned otherwise
Raft – 700 mm
Raft – 800 mm
Raft – 800 mm
Section of
Beam b/w
Grid 2 to 5
Dead Load
In addition to the dead weight of the R.C.C. structure, 75 mm thick finishes have been
considered in all floors in general and at some places like toilets 350 thick finishes is provided.
For all terraces/roof areas, total finish of 200 mm is considered over the structural slab.
Density of Materials
Densities of different materials considered for design are as follows:-
Density of reinforced concrete : 25 kN/ m3
Density of soil : 18 kN/ m3
Density of steel : 80 kN/ m3
Density of plain concrete : 24 kN/ m3
Density of finishes / plaster for walls : 22 kN/ m3
Density of Granite : 26 kN/ m3
Live Load: All live loads on floors, terraces and roof areas have been taken for
different use as per IS:875 (part 2)-1987.
Wind Load: Wind load on the primary structure and secondary elements have been
taken as per IS: 875 (part 3)- 1987 for New Delhi area with a wind speed 47 m/sec
Earthquake Load: Earthquake loads have been taken, as per IS 1893: 2002 for
seismic zone IV, seismic zone factor as 0.24 and importance factor of 1.5
•The Base Isolator bearings are designed based on the following criteria:
a) Base Shear
b) Location of bearings in the plan
•Based on the design, the isolator bearings have the following variables which corresponds to the size of
bearing plates
a) Stiffness of Rubber Plates
b) Stiffness of Steel Plates
c) Number and Thickness of Rubber Plates
d) Number and thickness of Steel Plates
• In our project, the sizes of bearing plates mainly used are:
a) 700mm X 700mm
b) 800mm X 800mm
c) 900mm X 900mm
d) 1000mm X 1000mm
A1 A2
B
A3
A4
55m
LOADING DIAGRAM
17 20 22 25 27 28 33 35 37 40 42 45 47 52 55 m
6 4.97 4.42 3.77 3.41 3 2.79 2.61 2.38 2.24 2.06 1.95 1.8 1.72 1.6 t
BATCHING PLANT
Action to be taken –
The aggregates were not covered
so in the event of rains, the amount
of water is absorbed which was not
accounted in the Design mix
process that culminates into
reduced compressive strength of
concrete. WATER
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Reinforcement Bending machine
S TRUCTURAL APPRAISAL
Maximum Loader Capacity – 1800 kg
GROUP 4
EQUIPMENTS
Material Hoist
Material Hoist is commonly used on large
scale construction projects, such as high-
rise buildings or major hospitals. There are
many other uses for the construction
elevator. Many other industries use the
buckhoist for full-time operations, the
purpose being to carry personnel,
materials, and equipment quickly between
the ground and higher floors, or between
floors in the middle of a structure
Capacity – 1 ton