Design of SP
Design of SP
Design of SP
Max. Flood Discharge 'Q' from stream from free catchment area = 1400 x 0.471^ 3/4
= 795.965 Cusecs
= 22.540 Cumecs
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MFL CALCULATIONS OF STREAM AT:
Total 546.799
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0 501.724 501.724 0.496
10 0.379 10.000 3.785
10 501.959 501.959 0.261
10 0.257 10.000 2.565
20 501.968 501.968 0.252
10 0.231 10.000 2.310
30 502.010 502.010 0.210
10 0.105 7.095 0.745
40 502.306 502.220 0.000
10 0.000 0.000 0.000
50 502.641 502.220 0.000
10 0.000 0.000 0.000
60 502.929 502.220 0.000
120.000 0.496 70.080 18.264
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DESIGN OF TAIL CHANNEL
As per Cl. No. 8.1.2 of IS:7784 (Part 1), The water way of tail channel of approach channel can be
limited to 60 to 80 % of Lacey's regime wetted perimeter (LRWP)
Bed width = 14 m
Assume depth of flow as = 1.400 m SAFE
Side slopes = 1.5 :1
Bed fall = 1 in 2000
coefficient of rugocity 'n' = 0.025
MFL
1.4 1.5 :1
SBL
14 m
2
Perimeter B + 2D √(1+s ) = 14 + 2 x 1.4 SQRT (1 + 1.5²)
= 19.048 m
R = A/ P = 22.54 / 19.048
= 1.183
R2/3 = 1.119 m
S 1/2 = (1 / 2000)²
= 0.022361
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Fixing of trough dimensions for SUPER PASSAGE
Stream B.L. arrived as per the Free board condition = 499.876 + 0.3 + 0.425
= 500.601
Actual G.L./Stream B.L. at the point of crossing with canal (as per ground conditions)
= 501.633 m
Max. of the above two levels shall be considered in the design = 501.633 m
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thickness of wearing coat = 0.075 m
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UPPER PENNAR PROJECT
MAIN CANAL FROM JEEDIPALLI RESERVOIR TO UPPER PENNAR
DESIGN OF SUPER PASSAGE AT Km. 18.260
At Inspection path:
Width of piers (if any) = 0m
No fo piers = 0 Nos
Width of vent (including piers) = 8.1 m
Width of vent (excluding piers) = 8.1 m
No of vents = 1 Nos
Width of each vent = 8.1 m
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U/S & D/S Splay Calculations
1 1
3 4
14 8.1 m 14 m
DRAIN FLOW
CANAL FLOW
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FLOW DIAGRAM FOR T.E.L. CALCULATIONS
PO BA
N M L K J I H G F E D C
3 4
14 14
8.1 8.1
Drop
8.1
N M L K J I H G F E D C
PO BA
8.850 5.2 3 15.000 3.000 1.8 11.800
Q
Stream flow
Canal flow
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TEL calculations
M.F.L. + 503.033
1.5:1 1.5:1
1.4 m
Section A - A
B.L. + 501.633
14 m
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= 0.000355
Eddy losses HE = 0.5(V22/2g-V12/2g) = 0.5 x (0.068 - 0.051)
= 0.0085 m
Friction losses HF = (S1+S2) x L/2 = (0.0005 + 0.000355)x 0 / 2
= 0
TEL3 after losses = TEL1+HE+HF = 503.084 + 0.0085 + 0
= 503.093 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL2-TEL3 = 503.093 - 503.093
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.025
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.392 m Section B - B
B.L. + 501.633
14 m
M.F.L. + 502.917
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.284 m Section C - C
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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Flow condition at section D - D
Coefficient of rugocity 'n' = 0.018
Discharge 'Q' = 22.54 Cumecs
Bed level = 501.633 m
Side slopes = 0 :1
Vent width = 8.1 m
No of vents = 1 Nos
Bed width(excluding walls) = 8.100 m
Flow depth = 1.284 m
Length from previous section = 0m
Area = (B+SD)D = (8.1 x 1.284) x 1
2
= 10.4 m
Velocity V3 = Q/A = 22.54 / 10.4
= 2.167 m/sec
Velocity head = V32/2g = 2.167² / 2 x 9.81
= 0.239 m
MFL = 501.633 + 1.284
= 502.917 m
TEL4 = MFL+ Velocity head = 502.917 + 0.239
= 503.156 m
Peremeter = B+2D√1+S2 = (8.1+ 2x1.284x SQRT(1+0²)) x1
= 10.668 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 10.4 / 10.668
= 0.975 m
Surface slope S3 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 2.167² x 0.018² / 0.975^(4/3)
= 0.001574
Eddy losses HE = 0.3 (V32/2g-V22/2g) = 0.5 x (0.239 - 0.239)
= 0m
Friction losses HF = (S2+S3) x L/2 = (0.001574 + 0.001574)x 0/ 2
= 0
TEL5 after losses = TEL2+HE+HF = 503.156 + 0 + 0
= 503.156 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL4-TEL5 = 503.156 - 503.156
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 502.917
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.284 m Section D - D
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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= 502.923 m
TEL4 = MFL+ Velocity head = 502.923 + 0.237
= 503.16 m
Peremeter = B+2D√1+S2 = (8.1+ 2x1.29x SQRT(1+0²)) x1
= 10.68 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 10.449 / 10.68
= 0.978 m
Surface slope S3 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 2.157² x 0.018² / 0.978^(4/3)
= 0.001553
Eddy losses HE = 0.3 (V32/2g-V22/2g) = 0.5 x (0.237 - 0.239)
= 0.001 m
Friction losses HF = (S2+S3) x L/2 = (0.001574 + 0.001553)x 1.8/ 2
= 0.002814
TEL5 after losses = TEL2+HE+HF = 503.156 + 0.001 + 0.002814
= 503.160 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL4-TEL5 = 503.16 - 503.16
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 502.923
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.29 m Section E - E
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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M.F.L. + 502.925
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.292 m Section F - F
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
M.F.L. + 502.934
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.301 m Section G - G
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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Number of vents = 3
Side slopes = 0 :1
Total water way width (i.e.excluding intermediate walls) = 7.5 m
Total vent way width (i.e. including intermediate walls) = 8.1 m
Size of haunches = 0.15 X 0.15 m
Thickness of wearing coat = 0.075 m
2
Area of haunches for single vent = 0.0056 m
Peremeter of haunches for single vent = 0.088 m
Area =(B*D - area of haunches)x no of vents = (2.5 x 1.276 - 0.0056) x 3
2
= 9.5532 m
Velocity V4 = Q/A = 22.54 / 9.5532
= 2.359 m/sec
Velocity head = V42/2g = 2.359² / 2 x 9.81
= 0.284 m
MFL = 501.633 + 1.276
= 502.909 m
TEL6 = MFL+ Velocity head = 502.909 + 0.284
= 503.193 m
Peremeter = ((B+2D √1+s2) - peremeter of haunches) x No of vents
= ((2.5 + 2x1.276 ) - 0.088) x 3
= 14.892 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 9.5532 / 14.892
= 0.641 m
Surface slope S4 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 2.359² x 0.018² / 0.641^(4/3)
= 0.003262
Eddy losses HE = 0.3 (V42/2g-V32/2g) = 0.5 x (0.284 - 0.233)
= 0.0255 m
Friction losses HF = (S4+S3) x L/2 = (0.001574 + 0.001513)x 0 / 2
= 0
TEL7 after losses = TEL4+HE+HF = 503.167 + 0.0255 + 0
= 503.193
Difference of TEL's = TEL6-TEL7 = 503.193 - 503.193
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 502.909
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.276 m Section H - H
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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Velocity head = V52/2g = 2.173² / 2 x 9.81
= 0.241 m
MFL = 501.633 + 1.385
= 503.018 m
TEL8 = MFL+ Velocity head = 503.018 + 0.241
= 503.259 m
Peremeter = ((B+2D √1+s2) - peremeter of haunches) x No of vents
= ((2.5 + 2x1.385 ) - 0.088) x 3
= 15.546 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 10.371 / 15.546
= 0.667 m
Surface slope S5 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 2.173² x 0.018² / 0.667^(4/3)
= 0.002630
Eddy losses HE = = 0.022 m
Friction losses HF = (S5+S4) x L/2 = (0.003262 + 0.00263)x 15/ 2
= 0.04419
TEL9 after losses = TEL6+HE+HF = 503.193 + 0.022 + 0.04419
= 503.259 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL8 -TEL9 = 503.259 - 503.259
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.018
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.385 m Section I - I
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.108
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.475 m Section J - J
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
M.F.L. + 503.113
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.48 m Section K - K
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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Length from previous section = 0m
Area = (B+SD)D = (8.1 x 1.48) x 1
2
= 11.988 m
Velocity V3 = Q/A = 22.54 / 11.988
= 1.88 m/sec
Velocity head = V32/2g = 1.88² / 2 x 9.81
= 0.18 m
MFL = 501.633 + 1.48
= 503.113 m
TEL4 = MFL+ Velocity head = 503.113 + 0.18
= 503.293 m
Peremeter = B+2D√1+S2 = (8.1+ 2x1.48x SQRT(1+0²)) x1
= 11.06 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 11.988 / 11.06
= 1.084 m
Surface slope S3 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 1.88² x 0.018² / 1.084^(4/3)
= 0.001028
Eddy losses HE = 0.3 (V32/2g-V22/2g) = 0.5 x (0.18 - 0.18)
= 0m
Friction losses HF = (S2+S3) x L/2 = (0.001028 + 0.001028)x 0/ 2
= 0
TEL5 after losses = TEL2+HE+HF = 503.293 + 0 + 0
= 503.293
Difference of TEL's = TEL4-TEL5 = 503.293 - 503.293
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.113
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.48 m Section L - L
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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Eddy losses HE = 0.3 (V32/2g-V22/2g) = 0.5 x (0.178 - 0.18)
= 0.001 m
Friction losses HF = (S2+S3) x L/2 = (0.001028 + 0.001012)x 5.2/ 2
= 0.005304
TEL5 after losses = TEL2+HE+HF = 503.293 + 0.001 + 0.005304
= 503.299 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL4-TEL5 = 503.299 - 503.299
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.121
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.488 m Section M - M
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
M.F.L. + 503.121
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.488 m Section N - N
B.L. + 501.633
8.1 m
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Flow condition at section O - O
Coefficient of rugocity 'n' = 0.018
Discharge 'Q' = 22.54 Cumecs
Bed level = 501.633 m
Side slopes = 0 :1
Flow depth = 1.648 m
Length from previous section = 8.850 m
Proposed length of splay on D/S = 3 :1
Bed width = 14 m
Area = (B+SD)D = (14 + 0 x 1.648) x 1.648
2
= 23.072 m
Velocity V7 = Q/A = 22.54 / 23.072
= 0.977 m/sec
Velocity head = V72/2g = 0.977² / 2 x 9.81
= 0.049 m
MFL = 501.633 + 1.648
= 503.281 m
TEL12 = MFL+ Velocity head = 503.281 + 0.049
= 503.33
Peremeter = B+2D√1+S2 = 14 + 2 x 1.648x SQRT(1+0²)
= 17.296 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 23.072 / 17.296
= 1.334 m
Surface slope S7 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 0.977² x 0.018² / 1.334^(4/3)
= 0.000211
Eddy losses HE = 0.2(V72/2g-V62/2g) = 0.2 x (0.178 - 0.049)
= 0.0258 m
Friction losses HF = (S7+S6) x L/2 = (0.001012 + 0.000211)x 8.85 / 2
= 0.005412
TEL13 after losses = TEL10+HE+HF = 503.299 + 0.0258 + 0.005412
= 503.33 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL12 -TEL13 = 503.33 - 503.33
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.281
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.648 m Section O - O
B.L. + 501.633
14 m
st
Design of 1 DROP :
Q = Q1 + Q2
Q1 = 2/3 Cd1 √(2g) B h3/2
Q2 = Cd2 √(2gh) B h1
Q = 2/3 C d1 √(2g) B h 3/2 + C d2 √(2gh) B h 1
Q = Q1
Q = 2/3 Cd1 √(2g) B h3/2
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In this case since the M.F.L. at section O - O is more than the crest level at section P - P, the drop
should be designed as drowned weir condition.
Discharge required over weir = 22.54 Cumecs
Cd1 = 0.577
Cd2 = 0.800
B = 14.000 m
h = U/S and D/S water level difference over the drop
0.23 m
h1 = Head over crest on D/S side of drop
= 503.281 - 502.433
= 0.848 m
Depth of cistern = (d + h) / 4
= (1.078) / 4
= 0.270 m
Bottom width of drop = (Depth of flow over weir + drop height + thickness of
wearing coat + depth of cistern) / SQRT(γ)
= (1.078 + 0.8 + 0.075 + 0.27) / SQRT(2.4)
= 1.400 m
h = MFL level difference on U/S & D/S of drop = 0.23
= 0.230 m
Length of apron L = 2d + 2√(dh)
= (2 x 1.078) + (2 x sqrt(1.078 x 0.23))
= 3.200 m
L = 5√dh
= 5 x SQRT( 1.078 x 0.23)
= 2.500
Max of above two values shall be taken as length of apron = 3.200 m
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0.70
1.400 m 3.200 m
4.600 m
M.F.L. + 503.511
0.0:1 0.0:1
1.078 m Section P - P
B.L. + 502.433
14 m
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Flow condition at section Q - Q
Coefficient of rugocity 'n' = 0.025
Discharge 'Q' = 22.54 Cumecs
Bed level, i.e. Natural ground level = 502.433 m
Side slopes = 1.5 :1
Flow depth = 1.117 m
Length from previous section = 0m
Bed width = 14 m
Area = (B+SD)D = (14 + 1.5 x 1.117) x 1.117
2
= 17.51 m
Velocity V8 = Q/A = 22.54 / 17.51
= 1.287 m/sec
Velocity head = V82/2g = 1.287² / 2 x 9.81
= 0.084 m
MFL = 502.433 + 1.117
= 503.550 m
TEL14 = MFL+ Velocity head = 503.55 + 0.084
= 503.634 m
Peremeter = B+2D√1+S2 = 14 + 2 x 1.117x SQRT(1+1.5²)
= 18.027 m
Hydraulic mean radius R= A/P = 17.51 / 18.027
= 0.971 m
Surface slope S8 = (V2 x n2)/ R4/3 = 1.287² x 0.025² / 0.971^(4/3)
= 0.001077 928.505
Eddy losses HE = 0.3(V82/2g-V72/2g) = 0.3 x (0.114 - 0.084)
= 0.009 m
Friction losses HF = (S8 + S7) x L/2 = (0.001077)x 0 / 2
= 0
TEL15 after losses = TEL12+HE+HF = 503.625 + 0.009 + 0
= 503.634 m
Difference of TEL's = TEL14-TEL15 = 503.634 - 503.634
= 0.000
M.F.L. + 503.550
1.5:1 1.5:1
1.117 m Section Q - Q
B.L. + 502.433
14 m
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Section Bed Flow Side Velocity Bed level M.F.L. T.E.L. T.E.L.
width (m) depth(m) slopes in m/sec w.r.t. Pre w.r.t MFL
A-A 14.000 1.400 1.5:1 1.000 501.633 503.033 503.084 503.084
B-B 14.000 1.392 0.0:1 1.157 501.633 503.025 503.084 503.093
C-C 8.100 1.284 0.0:1 2.167 501.633 502.917 503.093 503.156
D-D 8.100 1.284 0.0:1 2.167 501.633 502.917 503.156 503.156
E-E 8.100 1.290 0.0:1 2.157 501.633 502.923 503.156 503.160
F-F 8.100 1.292 0.0:1 2.154 501.633 502.925 503.160 503.161
G-G 8.100 1.301 0.0:1 2.139 501.633 502.934 503.161 503.167
H-H 7.500 1.276 0.0:1 2.359 501.633 502.909 503.167 503.193
I-I 7.500 1.385 0.0:1 2.173 501.633 503.018 503.193 503.259
J-J 8.100 1.475 0.0:1 1.887 501.633 503.108 503.259 503.289
K-K 8.100 1.480 0.0:1 1.880 501.633 503.113 503.289 503.293
L-L 8.100 1.480 0.0:1 1.880 501.633 503.113 503.293 503.293
M-M 8.100 1.488 0.0:1 1.870 501.633 503.121 503.293 503.299
N-N 8.100 1.488 0.0:1 1.870 501.633 503.121 503.299 503.299
O-O 14.000 1.648 0.0:1 1.648 501.633 503.281 503.299 503.330
P-P 14.000 1.078 0.0:1 1.494 502.433 503.511 503.330 503.625
Q-Q 14.000 1.117 1.5:1 1.287 502.433 503.550 503.625 503.634
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SCOUR DEPTH CALCULATIONS( STREAM)
Up stream side:
How ever the bottom level of abutment are provided at 1.50 m below the stream bed level
Stream bed level = 502.436
1.5 m below the stream bed level = 502.436 - 1.5
= 500.936 m
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Down stream side:
How ever the bottom level of abutment are provided at 1.5 m below the stream bed level
Stream bed level = 501.633 m
1.5 m below the stream bed level = 501.633 - 1.5
= 500.133 m
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SCOUR DEPTH CALCULATIONS FOR PIER(SUPER PASSAGE)
AFFLUX CALCULATIONS:
2
Area of Abutment obstruction = 0m
As per Pocket book of Bridge Engineers of IRS, clause 2.2.7.1,and as per Molesworth formula
A
2
V2
+ 0.01524 × − 1
= 17.85
a
= [(0.748² / 17.85) + 0.01524)] x [(19.6875 / 18.113)² - 1]
= 0.008 m
= 8.451 mm < 10.00 mm
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D E S I G N O F TROUGH SLAB FOR SUPER PASSAGE
No of Vents = 3 nos
Width of Vent = 2.500 mts.
Height of trough including wc = 2.050 mts.
Thickness of wc = 0.075 mts. click here for staad input
Thickness of Hor. Mem = 0.250 mts.
Thickness of Ver.(end) Members = 0.300 mts.
Thickness of Ver (Middle) Members = 0.300 mts.
M F L of Drain computed = 503.108 M
Free Board of drain = 0.500 mts.
Canal Bed Level = 497.626 M
F.S.L. of Canal = 499.876 M
Trough Level = 501.633 M
Total width of trough = 8.700 mts.
Top level of trough = 503.608 M
3
Density of RCC = 2.500 t/m
3
Density of earth = 2.100 t/m
3
Density of concrete = 2.400 t/m
3
Density of water = 1.000 t/m
503.608
2.050
501.633
0.25
2
Wt. of bottom member = 0.250 * 2.500 = 0.625 t/m
2
Wt. of wc = 0.075 * 2.400 = 0.180 t/m
2
wt of water upto top of trough = 1.975 * 1.000 1.975 t/m
2
TOTAL 2.780 t/m
2
say 2.78 t/m
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The trough is analysed using STAAD PRO taking the following loading diagram.
2
2.78 t/m
2
1.975 t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6
2.200 2.800 2.800 2.800 2.200
1 2 3 4 5
NODES
1 0.000 0.000
2 2.200 0.000
3 5.000 0.000
4 7.800 0.000
5 10.600 0.000
6 12.800 0.000
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STAAD SPACE SUPER PASSAGE
START JOB INFORMATION
ENGINEER DATE 24-Nov-18
END JOB INFORMATION
INPUT WIDTH 79
UNIT METER MTON
JOINT COORDINATES back to trough analysis
1 0.000 0.000 0
2 2.200 0.000 0
3 5.000 0.000 0
4 7.800 0.000 0
5 10.600 0.000 0
6 12.800 0.000 0
MEMBER INCIDENCES
1 1 2; 2 2 3; 3 3 4; 4 4 5;5 5 6
MEMBER PROPERTY INDIAN
2 TO 4 PRIS YD 0.25 ZD 1.
1 5 PRIS YD 0.3 ZD 1.
CONSTANTS
E CONCRETE ALL
POISSON CONCRETE ALL
DENSITY CONCRETE ALL
SUPPORTS
2 3 4 5 PINNED
LOAD 1 LOAD CASE1
MEMBER LOAD
1 LIN Y 0 -1.975
5 LIN Y -1.975 0
2 4 UNI GY -2.78 0 2.800
3 UNI GY -2.78 0 2.800
PERFORM ANALYSIS
PRINT ANALYSIS RESULTS
PERFORM ANALYSIS PRINT ALL
PERFORM ANALYSIS PRINT ALL
FINISH
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Job No Sheet No Rev
1
Software licensed to Megha Engineering & , Hyderaba Part
CONNECTED User: Not signed in
Job Title Ref
By Date() Chd
Max: 15.624 kN-m Max: 18.241 kN-m Max: 18.241 kN-m Max: 15.624 kN-m
Y 1.953 kN-m
-9.785 kN-m -8.477 kN-m -9.785 kN-m
1.953 kN-m
Z X
Load 1 : Bending Z
Moment - kN-m
Print Time/Date: 22/11/2018 12:06 STAAD.Pro CONNECT Edition 21.00.01.12 Print Run 1 of 1
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Job No Sheet No Rev
1
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CONNECTED User: Not signed in
Job Title Ref
By Date() Chd
Z X
Load 1 : Shear Y
Force - kN
Print Time/Date: 22/11/2018 12:11 STAAD.Pro CONNECT Edition 21.00.01.12 Print Run 1 of 1
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UPPER PENNAR PROJECT
JEEDIPALLI RESERVOIR TO UPPER PENNAR RESERVOIR
DESIGN OF SUPER PASAAGE AT Km. 18.260
Trough details:
Width of trough = 2.500 m
Height of water in trough (from TEL calculations) = 1.475 m
Free board in trough = 0.500 m
Height of wearing coat = 0.075 m
Assumed thickness of bottom slab = 0.250
Thickness of fillets = 0.100 m
Size of haunches = 0.15 x 0.15 m
Total height of side wall = 1.475 + 0.5 + 0.075 + 0.25 + 0.1
(including free board, slab thickness & fillets) = 2.4 m
Design constants:
Grade of concrete R.C.C. M 25
σcbc = 8.33 N/mm2
σst = 130 N/mm2
m = 11.204
k = 0.418
j = 0.861
Q = 1.499
1.975
Haunches of 0.15 m thick
2.4 m
Wearing coat 0.075 m thick
0.25
B
Fillets of 0.1 m thick
3.10 m
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DESIGN OF TROUGH SLAB
Check for slab thickness shall be done for the Max. B.M. of either Sagging & hogging
= 18.241 Kn - m
Effective depth required for the above B.M. = SQRT [18.241 x 10^6 / (1.499 x 1000)]
= 110.312 mm
Since the effective depth provided is more than the required, the design SAFE
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Area of steel required at mid span:
Ast. Required at the mid span shall be design for the Max. sagging (+ve ) B.M.
Area of steel required at the mid span = 9.785 x 10^6 / (130 x 0.861 x 219)
2
= 399.181 mm
2
Total steel = 399.181 + 150.023 = 549.204 mm
2
There fore area of steel provided at the mid span = 565.485 mm
SAFE
Area of steel required at supports: At END SUPPORT
Ast. Required at supports span shall be design for the Max. hogging (-ve ) B.M.
Area of steel required at the supports = 18.241 x 10^6 / (130 x 0.861 x 219)
2
= 744.146 mm
2
Total steel = 744.146 + 150.023 = 894.169 mm
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Area of steel at supports shall be provided for the max. of above two casses
2
= 894.169 mm
2
There fore area of steel provided at the supports = 1005.31 mm
SAFE
Distribution steel:
Min distribution steel in a member is proposed as per Co. no. 8.1.1 of IS 3370
(Part 2): 2009
Top slab:
Min % of ditribution steel is = 0.24 %
Thickness of slab = 250 mm
There fore the area of steel required on each face = 0.12 x 250 x 1000 / 100
2
= 300 mm
There fore provide 12 mm dia bars at 200 mm c/c at mid span on bottom for + ve (sagging) B.M.
+
There fore provide 16 mm dia bars at 200 mm c/c at supports on top of slab for - ve (hogging) B.M.
+
There fore provide 10 mm dia bars at 200 mm c/c both at top & bottom of slab as distribution steel.
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Check for shear:
37.23 KN
1.434 m
X= 1.366 m
39.102 KN
2.8 m
= 0.219 + 0.3/2
= 0.369 m
There fore the Max shear force at a distance of 0.369 m from the centre line of the support are
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Shear resisted by bent up bars Vs = Asv x σsv x sin 45
2
Area of bent up bars Asv = 0.000 mm
= 0 x 175 x 0.707
= 0.000 N
= 0.000 KN
Total shear resisted by concrete & bentup bars = 65.043 + 0
= 65.043 > 29.040
HENCE SAFE
Since the shear resisted by concrete & bent up bars are more than the required, Design of
reinforcement from shear criteria is not needed. HENCE O.K.
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DESIGN OF WALL: END SIDE WALL
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Slenderness limits to ensure the lateral stability:
As per clause 23.3 of IS: 456-2000, a simply supported or continuous beam shall be so
proportined that the clear span between the lateral restrains does not exceed 60b or
250b 2 /d which ever is less, where b is the width of the member and d is the effective
depth of beam.
60 b = 60 x 0.3 = 18 m
2
250 b / d = 250 x 0.3² / 2.33 = 9.657 m
Clear span shall be lesser of above two values = 6.3 < 9.657
Hence SAFE
Since the proposed clear span is less than the aloowable span, the design is SAFE from
lateral stability criteria.
As per clause 23.2.1 of IS: 456-2000, for beams and slabs, the vertical deflection limits may
generally be assured to be satisfied provided the span to depth ratio is not greater than 20
for spans up to 10 m length.
Since the span to effective depth ratio is less than the allowable limit, the design is SAFE
from deflection criteria.
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Design of side wall:
Assume that the trough flowing full as a critical condition. Side walls are designed as
cantiliver continuious slab and they also function as simply supported beams spanning
between pier & abutment.
Load calculations:
2
Self weight of slabs = 0.25 x 25 = 6.25 Kn/m
2
Weight of wearing coat = 0.075 x 24 = 1.8 Kn/m
2
Weight of water = 1.975 x 10 = 19.75 Kn/m
2
Total = 27.8 Kn/m
Load on the beam = 27.8 x 2.5 / 2 = 34.75 Kn / m
Weight of haunches = 1/2 x 0.15 x 0.15 x 25 = 0.281 Kn / m
Self weight of beam = 0.3 x 2.4 x 25 = 18 Kn / m
Total load on the beam = 53.031 Kn / m
Since the effective depth provided is more than the required, the design is SAFE
AS = 0.85 b d / fy
= 0.85 x 300 x 2330 / 415
2
= 1431.687 mm
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2
Max of above casees shall take in to design = 1431.687 mm
2
There fore the area of steel provided = 1884.954 mm
n² + 140.793 n - 328048.8 = 0
n = 506.669 mm
Since the critical depth of N.A. is more than the actual depth of N.A., the design is SAFE.
σst
σcbc m
=
n d −n
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σcbc = (σst/m) x n / (d-n)
2 2
= 1.922 N/mm < 8.33 N/mm
Hence SAFE
Since the stress in the CONCRETE is more than the permisible, the design is SAFE
= 53.031 x 6.9 / 2
= 182.957 KN
2
Area of steel provided = 1884.954 mm
Permisible shear stress Tc from table 23 of IS:456-2000 for given % of steel for grade M 25
2
= 0.236 N/mm
Since the Nominal shear stress Tv is more than the permisible shear stress Tc, the SHEAR
reinforcement shall be provided.
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Assume vertical stirrups as 2 legged 10 mm 78.54
The spacing of vertical stirrups shall be minimum of above three casses = 300 mm
= 10 x 1.975³ / 6
= 12.84 Kn - m
Since the thickness of side wall provided is more than the required the design is SAFE
Min. reinforcement =
As 0.85
=
bd fy
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AS = 0.85 b d / fy
= 0.85 x 1000 x 270 / 415
2
= 553.012 mm
Distribution steel:
Min distribution steel in a member is proposed as per Co. no. 8.1.1 of IS 3370
(Part 2): 2009
Min % of ditribution steel is = 0.24 %
Thickness of slab = 300 mm
There fore the area of steel required on each face = 0.12 x 300 x 1000 / 100
2
= 360 mm
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DESIGN OF WALL: INTERMEDIATE WALL
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Slenderness limits to ensure the lateral stability:
As per clause 23.3 of IS: 456-2000, a simply supported or continuous beam shall be so
proportined that the clear span between the lateral restrains does not exceed 60b or
250b 2 /d which ever is less, where b is the width of the member and d is the effective
depth of beam.
60 b = 60 x 0.3 = 18 m
2
250 b / d = 250 x 0.3² / 2.3225 = 9.688 m
Clear span shall be lesser of above two values = 6.3 < 9.688
Hence SAFE
Since the proposed clear span is less than the aloowable span, the design is SAFE from
lateral stability criteria.
As per clause 23.2.1 of IS: 456-2000, for beams and slabs, the vertical deflection limits may
generally be assured to be satisfied provided the span to depth ratio is not greater than 20
for spans up to 10 m length.
Since the span to effective depth ratio is less than the allowable limit, the design is SAFE
from deflection criteria.
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Design of side wall:
Assume that the trough flowing full as a critical condition. Side walls are designed as
cantiliver continuious slab and they also function as simply supported beams spanning
between pier & abutment.
Load calculations:
2
Self weight of slabs = 0.25 x 25 = 6.25 Kn/m
2
Weight of wearing coat = 0.075 x 24 = 1.8 Kn/m
2
Weight of water = 1.975 x 10 = 19.75 Kn/m
2
Total = 27.8 Kn/m
Load on the beam = 27.8 x 2.5 = 69.5 Kn / m
Weight of haunches = 1/2 x 0.15 x 0.15 x 25 x 2 = 0.563 Kn / m
Self weight of beam = 0.3 x 2.4 x 25 = 18 Kn / m
Total load on the beam = 88.063 Kn / m
Since the effective depth provided is more than the required, the design is SAFE
AS = 0.85 b d / fy
= 0.85 x 300 x 2322.5 / 415
2
= 1427.078 mm
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2
Max of above casees shall take in to design = 2016.042 mm
2
There fore the area of steel provided = 2945.244 mm
n² + 219.99 n - 510927 = 0
n = 613.21 mm
Since the critical depth of N.A. is more than the actual depth of N.A., the design is SAFE.
σst
σcbc m
=
n d −n
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σcbc = (σst/m) x n / (d-n)
2 2
= 2.69 N/mm < 8.33 N/mm
Hence SAFE
Since the stress in the CONCRETE is more than the permisible, the design is SAFE
= 88.063 x 6.9 / 2
= 303.817 KN
2
Area of steel provided = 2945.244 mm
Permisible shear stress Tc from table 23 of IS:456-2000 for given % of steel for grade M 25
2
= 0.285 N/mm
Since the Nominal shear stress Tv is more than the permisible shear stress Tc, the SHEAR
reinforcement shall be provided.
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Assume vertical stirrups as 2 legged 10 mm 78.54
The spacing of vertical stirrups shall be minimum of above three casses = 300 mm
Distribution steel:
Min distribution steel in a member is proposed as per Co. no. 8.1.1 of IS 3370
(Part 2): 2009
Min % of ditribution steel is = 0.24 %
Thickness of slab = 300 mm
There fore the area of steel required on each face = 0.12 x 300 x 1000 / 100
2
= 360 mm
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DESIGN OF PIER
No of Vents = 3 nos
Width of Vent = 2.500 mts.
Height of trough including wc = 2.050 mts.
Thickness of wc = 0.075 mts.
Thickness of Hor. Mem = 0.250 mts.
Thickness of Ver.(end) Members = 0.300 mts.
Depth of Ver.(end) Members = 2.400 mts.
Thickness of Ver (Middle) Members = 0.300 mts.
Depth of Ver (Middle) Members = 2.400 mts.
Thickness of haunches = 150 mm
150 mm
Thickness of fillets = 100 mm
100 mm
Thickness of bearings & pedestal(both) = 0 mm
Pier Cap size thickness = 300 mm
Pier Cap size width 1200 mm
M F L of Drain computed = 503.108 m
Free Board of drain = 0.500 mts.
Trough Level / Drain bed level = 501.633 m
Total width of trough = 8.700 mts.
Top level of trough = 503.608 m
Height of pier above base = 4.682 mts
Canal Bed Level = 497.626 m
F.S.L. of Canal = 499.876 m
F.S.D. in Canal = 2.250 m
Velocity in Canal = 0.748 m/s
unit weight of earth = 2.100 t/m3
Unit weight of concrete = 2.400 t/m3
Unit weight of water = 1.000 t/m3
Unit weight of R.C.C. = 2.500 t/m3
Top of Foundation level = 496.226 mts
Bottom of Foundation level = 495.626 mts
Exposed ht of super structure = 2.400 mts
Top level of Bearing = 501.208 mts
Existing Ground Level = (CBL) 497.626 mts
Span of the Superstructure (O/O) = 7.500 mts
Grade of Concrete = M20 Grade (pier)
Grade of Concrete = M20 Grade (foundation)
Value of fck = 20 N/sqmm
Top width of pier = 1.200 mts
Bottom width of pier = 1.200 mts
Value of PI = 3.1429
Length of pier = 9.000 mts
Eq Length of pier with cut & ease waters = 9.943 mts
Area of pier = 11.931 sqmts
Section Modulus of Pier (Zxx) = B*D*D/6 = 19.772 cum
Section Modulus of Pier (Zyy) = B*B*D/6 = 2.386 cum
Size of foundation :
Length(L)= 11.000 mts
Width(B)= 2.000 mts
Depth(D)= 0.600 mts
Footing Offset1 = 0.400 mts
Footing Offset2 = 0.400 mts
Area of Foundation = LXB= 22.000 sq mts
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0.300
503.608
4.682
499.876 FSL
496.226 0.400
495.626
X
0.400 9.000 0.400
0.400
Y 1.200 Y
2.000
X
11.000 M
DESIGN OF PIER
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Weight on pier :
Weight on pier
with water in trough 367.228 t
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Moment due to Wind Force : (para 212.30 of IRC 6-2000 Bridge Code)
Canal Empty Condition:
Case I :
Wind force on super structure:
Exposed ht of super structure = 2.400 mts
Horizontal wind pressure for 4.782 mts height = 66.910 kg per sqm
Horizontal wind pressure for 1.791 mts height = 50.746 kg per sqm
Case II :
But as per para 212.6 of IRC6-2000,the wind force should not be less than 450 kg/m i.e. acting @
4.782 + 1.4 = 6.182 m above base of pier.
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Maximum Moment at the base of Pier = 26.706 t-m
from three cases.
Maximum Moment about top of soil = 29.298 t-m
from three cases.
The effect of this force & moment is to generate equal and opposite vertical forces in piers.
Canal Full Condition:
Case I :
Exposed ht of super structure = 2.400 mts
Horizontal wind pressure for 2.532 mts height = 54.926 kg per sqm
Horizontal wind pressure for 0.666 mts height = 43.996 kg per sqm
Case II :
But as per para 212.6 of IRC6-2000,the wind force should not be less than 450 kg/m i.e. acting @
4.782 + 0.600 = 5.382 m above base of pier.
2.532 + 499.876 - 496.226 = 6.182 m above base of pier.
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Case III :
Considering a wind force of 240 kg/sqmt as per cl 212.7 of IRC 6-2000.
As per clause 213.2 ofIRC:6-1966 force due to water currents in the direction of canal flow is
given by: 2
p = 52 k V cos20
V = 1.414 v
k = 0.66 ( semicircular )
As per clause 213.2 ofIRC:6-1966 force due to water currents in the direction of drain flow is
given by: 2
p = 52 k V sin20
V = 1.414 v
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V = 1.414 x v = 1.414 x 0.748 = 1.058 m/s
2
Effect of Transverse - - -
eccentricity
Temp Force - - -
Stress on Pier :-
Direct Comp Stress (Scc,cal) = 367.228 / 11.931 = 30.778 T/sqmt (Comp)
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Scc,per Scbc,per
Scc,cal Scbc,cal
Scc,per Scbc,per
30.778 1.774
400 500
Stress on Pier :-
Scc,cal Scbc,cal
Scc,per Scbc,per
17.471 1.774
400 500
= 4.682 < 12
Hence ok.
Hence the pier/column is a short column.
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Tabulation of Loads and Moments on Top of Soil :-
Effect of Transverse - - -
eccentricity
Temp Force - - -
Stress On Soil :-
Grade of Concrete :- M20 Grade
Size of foundation :
Length(L)= 11.000 mts Footing Offset = 0.400 mts
Width(B)= 2.000 mts
Depth(D)= 0.600 mts
Unit Wt of Concrete = 2.500 T/cum
(R.C.C)
Area of Foundation = LXB= 22.000 sq mts
Section modulus of Footing(Zxx)= 40.333 cumts
Section modulus of footing(Zyy)= 7.333 cumts
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(Comp)
Max Stress(P max) = 20.567 + 0.731 + 0.163 = 21.462 T/sqmt
(Comp)
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SECTION 1 - 1: DESIGN OF ABUTMENTS UNDER S.P. TROUGH
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SECTION 1 - 1: DESIGN OF ABUTMENTS UNDER S.P. TROUGH
DATA : 600
o
HOR. COEFFT. OF SOIL : 0.1456 ( considering O value as 28 )
VER. COEFFT. OF SOIL : 0.0395
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STRESS IN CONCRETE : Taking Moments of all forces about 'A'
33.543
9.456 73.758
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STRESS ON SOIL : Taking Moments of all forces about 'B'
42.533 75.659
10.816 105.609
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DESIGN OF ABUTMENT BED BLOCK/CAP & PIERBED BLOCK/ CAP
= 0.5 x 120 x 30
100
2
= 18 cm
No. of bars = 18
2.01
= 8.957 say 10 nos.
= 0.5 x 100 x 30
100
= 15 cm2
Provide 10 dia. 2 legged stirrups at 100 c/c in the direction of drain flow.
1200
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PIER CAP/BED BLOCK:
= 0.5 x 120 x 30
100
= 18 cm2
No. of bars = 18
2.01
= 8.957 say 10 nos.
= 0.5 x 120 x 30
100
2
= 6 cm
Provide 10 dia. 2 legged stirrups at 250 c/c in the direction of drain flow.
1200
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SECTION 4-4 : U.S. WING WALL AND RETURN WALL
0.5 m
Top width = 0.5 m
Bottom width = 1.8 m
Left side Offcet = 0.4 m W3
Right side off cet = 0.4 m
Thickness of foundation = 0.6 m W4
Height of wing wall = 2.97 m
Total bottom width of foundation = 2.6 m W1
Top level of wing wall = 504.333 2.97 m W2
Top of foundation = 501.363
Bottom of foundation = 500.763
2
Density of concrete = 2.4 T/m
2
Density of soil = 2.1 T/m
Kav = 0.0385 A W5
Kah = 0.1337 B
0.4 0.4
Pav = Kav γ H2 0.5 1.3 m
Pah = Kah γ H2 1.8 m
2.6 m
Taking moments about 'A'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 8.95 / 12.964
= 0.69 m
E Max. = 0.3 m
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Taking moments about 'B'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 22.58 / 19.52
= 1.157 m
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SECTION 5 - 5 : D.S. WING AT JUNCTION with trough and DS wing (max)
0.5 m
Top width = 0.5 m
Bottom width = 1.6 m
Left side Offcet = 0.4 m W3
Right side off cet = 0.4 m
Thickness of foundation = 0.6 m W4
Height of wing wall = 3.373 m
Total bottom width of foundation = 2.4 m W1
Top level of wing wall = 504.106 3.37 m W2
Top of foundation = 500.733
Bottom of foundation = 500.133
2
Density of concrete = 2.4 T/m
2
Density of soil = 2.1 T/m
Kav = 0.0385 A W5
Kah = 0.1337 B
0.4 0.4
Pav = Kav γ H2 0.5 1.1 m
Pah = Kah γ H2 1.6 m
2.4 m
Taking moments about 'A'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 6.622 / 13.316
= 0.497 m
E Max. = 0.267 m
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Taking moments about 'B'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 19.137 / 19.961
= 0.959 m
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SECTION 6-6 : D.S. WING WALL (min) AND RETURN
0.5 m
Top width = 0.5 m
Bottom width = 1.6 m
Left side Offcet = 0.4 m W3
Right side off cet = 0.4 m
Thickness of foundation = 0.6 m W4
Height of wing wall = 2.875 m
Total bottom width of foundation = 2.4 m W1
Top level of wing wall = 503.608 2.88 m W2
Top of foundation = 500.733
Bottom of foundation = 500.133
2
Density of concrete = 2.4 T/m
2
Density of soil = 2.1 T/m
Kav = 0.0385 A W5
Kah = 0.1337 B
0.4 0.4
Pav = Kav γ H2 0.5 1.1 m
Pah = Kah γ H2 1.6 m
2.4 m
Taking moments about 'A'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 6.513 / 11.234
= 0.58 m
E Max. = 0.267 m
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Taking moments about 'B'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 18.147 / 17.413
= 1.042 m
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STRESS TABLE
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SINGLE LANE ROAD BRIDGE (S.L.R.B.) FOR INSPECTION PATH
DESIGN OF DECK SLAB
Effective span:
C/C of supports = 8.1 + 0.6/2 + 0.6/2
= 8.700 m
Clear span + effective depth = 8.1 + 0.6
= 8.7 m
5.2
0.2 0.2
0.075
0.3 0.3
0.65
5.2
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S.L.R.B. (DECK SLAB)
Design constants:
Grade of concrete R.C.C. M 25
σcbc = 8.33 N/mm2
σst = 200 N/mm2
m = 10
k = 0.294
j = 0.902
Q = 1.105
3
Unit weight of RCC = 25 Kn/m
3
Unit weight of PCC = 24 Kn/m
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Effective dispersion width:
bef = αa (1 − a / L0 ) + b1
Where
bef = Effective width of slab on which load acts
Lo = effective span
a = Distance of CG of concentrated load from nearst support
b1 = Breadth of concentration area of load, i.e., the dimension of tyre or
track contact area over the road surface of the slab in the direction at
right angles to the span + thickness of WC
α = A constant depending up on the ration of b/ Lo, where b is the over
all width of slab
The ground contact area of the wheels as per Cl. 207.1.3 of IRC 6:2000
b / LO = 0.489
As per Cl. 305.16.2 of IRC: 21- 2000 , the value of α for given b / Lo for simply supported slab
α = 1.694
Impact factor:
I = 4.5 / (6 + L) = 4.5 / (6 + 8.7)
= 0.306
Impact multiplication factor = 1.306
As per IRC specifications, Class A loading is assumed to act on the deck slab with 4.250 m
carriage way
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Case 1:
The following loading is considered for the given span
11.4 11.4 6.8
A B C
1.2 4.3
For Maximum bending moment, the two wheel loads of 11.40 T should be placed such that
the resultant of the all loads and either one of the 11.40 loads is equidistant from centre of
the span
C
R
11.4 11.4 6.8
0.263
2.887 1.2 0.263 3.774 0.313
A B C
0.526
4.3
4.35 L
8.7
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0.2
1.8
0.225 0.5 1.3 0.5
0.15
3.918
3.918
0.2
1.8
0.225 0.5 1.3 0.5
0.15
4.321 4.321
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Dispersion under load "C"
Total axle load acting = 6.8 t
b1 = Width of tyre + 2 x thickness of WC
Width of tyre of under load "A" = 380 mm
= 0.38 m
Thickness of wearing coat = 0.075 m
b1 = 0.38 + 2 x 0.075
= 0.53
α = 1.694
a = 0.313 m
Lo = 8.7 m
0.2
1.8
0.225 0.38 1.42 0.38
0.15
1.041 1.041
For max bending moment the loading system should be positioned as below
A B C
G H
8.7
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Reaction at "G"
= 4.144 t
Case 2:
The following loading is considered for the given span
2.7 2.7 11.4 11.4
For Maximum bending moment, the two wheel loads of 11.40 T should be placed such that
the resultant of the all loads and either one of the 11.40 loads is equidistant from centre of
the span
C
R 11.4
2.7 2.7 0.117 0.117 11.4
A B C D
0.233
G H
4.35 L 4.35
8.7 m
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Dispersion under load "A"
Total axle load acting = 2.7 t
b1 = Width of tyre + 2 x thickness of WC
Width of tyre of under load "A" = 200 mm
= 0.2 m
Thickness of wearing coat = 0.075 m
b1 = 0.2 + 2 x 0.075
= 0.35
α = 1.694
a = 0.167 m
Lo = 8.7 m
0.2
1.8
0.225 0.2 1.6 0.2
0.15
0.627 0.627
0.2
1.8
0.225 0.2 1.6 0.2
0.15
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0.384
2.184
0.2
1.8
0.225 0.5 1.3 0.5
0.15
2.532
4.332
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bef = 1.694 x 3.033 x (1 - 3.033/8.7) + 0.65
= 3.997 > 1.8 m
0.2
1.8
0.225 0.5 1.3 0.5
0.15
3.997 3.997
For max bending moment the loading system should be positioned as below
A B C D
G H
8.7 m
Reaction at "H"
= 4.063 t
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Maximum BM under "D"
= 4.063 x 3.033
= 12.323 t - m
= 123.23 Kn - m
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Shear force:
As per IRC: 21-2000, clause 305.16.3, dispersion of load along the span equal to the
dimension of the tyre contact area over the wearing surface of the slab in the direction of
the span plus twice the overall depth of the slab inclusive of the thickness of the wearing
surface.
For Max B.M. 11.40 T should be kept at a distance of 0.85 m from face of support
Hence for the above span, the following loads will be acting on slab
A B C D E F
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Combined width of dispersion = Width of slab / 2 + bef / 2
Width of slab = 4.25 m
bef = 1.949
= 4.25/2 + 1.949/2
= 3.1 m
Intensity of load = 11.4 x 1.306 / 3.1
= 4.803 t
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bef = 1.694 x 2.35 x (1 - 2.35/8.7) + 0.53
= 3.436 > 1.8 m
Hence for the above span, the following loads will be acting on slab
A B C D E F
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Check for effective depth:
Design constants:
Grade of concrete R.C.C. M 25
2
σcbc = 8.33 N/mm
2
σst = 200 N/mm
m = 10
k = 0.294
j = 0.902
Q = 1.105
Since the effective depth provided is more than the required, the design SAFE
2
There fore the area of steel provided = 3141.59 mm
2
Area of steel provided = 3141.59 mm
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% of steel provided = 100 Ast / b d = 100 x 3141.59 / 1000 x 600
= 0.524 %
Permisible shear stress Tc from table 12B of IRC-21:2000 for given % of steel for grade M 25
= 0.315 N/mm2
2
Ast of bent up bars = 0 mm
Shear resisted by bent up bars = 175 x 0 x 0.707
= 0N
= 0 KN
In no case shear resisted by bent up bars are more than 50% of Total shear force
There fore Max shear resisted by bent up bars are = 0 KN
Distribution steel:
2
There fore the area of steel provided = 904.776 mm
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2
As per IRC: 21-2000, clause 305.10, shrinkage and temparature reinforcement of 250 mm is to be
provided in each direction
= 314.29 mm
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Dead load reactions:
5.2
0.2 0.2
0.075
0.3 0.3
0.05 0.05
0.65
5.2
3
Unit weight of RCC = 25 Kn/m
3
Unit weight of PCC = 24 Kn/m
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1) REACTION ON ABUTMENT FOE INSPECTION PATH DECK SLAB:
Dead load : Length of abutment = = 5.2 m
As calculated in pier design /deck slab = 97.91 t
Load on abutment = 97.906 / 2 = 48.953 t
Load coming on to abutment per m length = 48.953 / 5.2 = 9.414 t/ m
Live load :
Live load maximum = 29.600 t
Impact factor = 4.5 = 4.5 = 0.306
6+L 6+ 8.70
As the impact factor reduces to zero at 3.00 m below bed block and 0.5 times the
factor at bottom of bed block, the above factor comes down to
= 0.306 x 1.06 = 0.054 on top of concrete
2 3.00
Live load including impact per m length = 29.600 x 1.054 = 5.999 t/m
5.20
Total load coming on abutment = 9.414 + 5.999 = 15.413 t/m
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ABUTMENT UNDER DECK SLAB
0.6 0.6
R 504.333
0.725 m
BF FF W7 503.608
W2 W1
0.300 m
503.308
W6 2.970
W9
W3
1.945 m
bed level 501.633 W4
0.270 W5
501.363
A W8
0.600 m 500.763
B
0.4 0.00 1.2 3.300 0.4
4.5
5.3
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2
Pav = Kav γ H
Pah = Kah γ H2
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 57.871 / 45.87
= 1.262 m
E Max. = 0.75 m
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Taking moments about 'B'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 102.408 / 56.442
= 1.814 m
E Max. = 0.883 m
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DESIGN OF RETURN WALL
0.5 505.333
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 9.585 / 16.111
= 0.595 m
E Max. = 0.333 m
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Taking moments about 'B'
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 23.456 / 23.083
= 1.016 m
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Design of Dirt wall:
3
Unit weigth of soil = 21 Kn/m
Size of dirt wall = 0.6 m x 5.2 m
height of dirt wall = 0.65 m
= 0.403 Kn -m/m
C) Moment due to breaking force:- = 20% of 20 t load
= 4t
= 40 Kn
Effective width o dispersion = 5.2 m
There fore moment = 40 / 5.2
breaking force per meter = 7.692 Kn/m
BM = 14.23
effective depth avaliable using 12mm dia bars with 40mm cover
= 600 - 40 - 12/2
= 554 mm
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Minimum steel at 0.12% of gross area = 0.12 x 600 x 1000/100
2
= 720 mm
2
0.12% of the gross area = 720 mm
Spacing required on one side = 78.5 x 1000 / 360
= 218.056
say 200 mm c/c
provide 10mm dia bars at 200mm c/c on both the faces of horizontals
Design of slab:
clear span = 8.1 m
width of support = 0.5 m
effective span = clear span + effective depth or
c/c of supports
thickness of slab = 500 mm
clear cover = 40 mm
dia of reinforcement proposed = 20 mm
effective depth = 450 mm
Load calculations:
Permisible shear stress Tc from table 23 of IS 456 for the corresponding % of steel
0.329 N/mm2
Since the permisible shear stress is more than the nominal shear stress it is safe in shear
Distribution steel :
there fore provide Dist. Steel of 10mm dia bars at a spacing of 125 mm c/c
0.5 0.5
R 504.108
0.500 m
BF FF W7 503.608
W2 W1
0.300 m
503.308
W6 3.375
W9
W3
501.633
2.575 m
W4
0.900 W5
500.733
A W8
0.600 m 500.133
B
0.4 0 1.0 1 0.4
2
2.8
Pav = Kav γ H2
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 14.588 / 24.75
= 0.589 m
E Max. = 0.333 m
Lever arm = ΣM / ΣV
= 34.452 / 31.973
= 1.078 m
E Max. = 0.467 m