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BUILDINGS
CMDA,CHENNAI
NBC, INDIA
INTRODUCTION
• A high rise buildings became possible
with the invention of elevator(Lift)
• And cheaper abundant building
materials .
FORMWORK
The formwork systems most often employed in rapid cycle work are
Conventional and ganged systems or flying truss system.
Panels are lowered and decks re shored thereby not exceeding 2.4M clear span
limit.
OTHER FORMWORKS: ALUMA SYSTEMS
BENEFITS:
Day 1: -The first activity consists of erection of vertical reinforcement bars and one side of
the vertical formwork for the entire floor or a part of one floor.
Day 2: -The second activity involves erection of the second side of the vertical formwork and
formwork for the floor
Day 3: - Fixing reinforcement bars for floor slabs and casting of walls and slabs.
Day 4: -Removal of vertical form work panels after 24hours, leaving the props in place for 7 days
and floor slab formwork in place for 2.5 days.
The DOKA system
The climbing scaffold can be combined with large-area formwork and with framed
formwork systems as well. they may result in saving hours of work due to the often
large number of similar casting sections and repetitive operations.
Mainly used for shafts and external walls of high rise buildings.
When using a crane for lifting, it will lift the climbing scaffold and formwork
to the next section as one unit.
The wind speed in which crane dependent formwork can be operated is 72km/h.
The DOKA system
The preferred way of moving these climbing systems is through hydraulics, using
portable hydraulic cylinders and hydraulic units.
A single hydraulic unit can supply power for several hydraulic cylinders at once.
When crane capacity is available, some types are quickly lifted as well by means of a
crane.
The principal difference to simple crane- independent climbing systems guided on the
building is the all-hydraulic equipment of climbing units.
They allow for safely climbing large platform gangs such as all platforms on the
outside of a core in a single lifting procedure without open fall hazard locations. Such
systems cannot be lifted via crane.
Factors involved in construction cycle of high rise build
…CONTD
CONCRETE : High strength concrete ( HSC)
Continued developments in high-performance high-strength concretes are enabling
taller, lighter and more cost-effective high-rise construction.
Using high-strength concrete means that the column size is reduced and therefore, the
amount of concrete, reinforcement and formwork required is consequently reduced.
High-strength concrete can also be used to reduce slab depths and, therefore, a
building’s overall height. This can result in significant cost savings whilst slimmer
high-strength concrete columns can increase the overall net area; again, more for less.