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SUMMER INTERNSHIP REPORT

INTERNSHIP DURATION: 7/6/2021 -26/6/2021

ACADEMIC YEAR: 2021-2022

SUBMITTED BY:
DEEP.N.PATEL
(180780106010)

SEMESTER: 7TH

SUBMITTED TO
SMT.S.R.PATEL ENGG COLLEGE,DABHI
Project Details

Project Name: SHAYONA AGMAN

Site Location: SHAYONA AGMAN OPP SHAYONA TILAK,NR VANDE MATRAM


CITY,GOTA, AHMEDABAD

Construction company: SHAYONA CONSTRUCTION

Architect : BHAVESH Patel & Associates


I started my summer internship on 7th June. When I was reach there, the first thing I saw is
RMC PLANT (ready mix concrete).

A concrete plant, also known as a batch plant or batching plant or a concrete batching plant, is
equipment that combines various ingredients to form concrete. Some of these inputs include
water, air, admixtures, sand, aggregate, fly ash, silica fume, slag, and cement.

Advantages of Using Ready Mix Concrete (RMC) In Building And Construction Processes

1. Quality and Consistency. ...


2. Efficiency. ...
3. Environment Friendly. ...
4. Convenient Delivery. ...
5. Versatility. ...
6. Reduced Wastage. ...
7. Reduced Life-Cycle Cost.

Salient features of ready mixed concrete……..

Ready mix concrete has cement, aggregates, sand, water and other chemicals, which are weigh-
batched at a centrally located plant for a premium quality. The concrete is then delivered to the
construction site in transit mixers and can be used straight away without any further treatment.

advantage and of rmc plant

RMC reduces the labour cost and site supervising cost. RMC comes with consistency in quality
through accurate & computerized control of sand aggregates and water as per mix designs.
Production of RMC helps in minimizing cement wastage due to bulk handling. Production
of RMC is relatively pollution free.
components of the RMC plant.

1. cement batchers
2. aggregate batchers
3. conveyors
4. aggregate bins
5. heaters
6. cement silos
7. batch control panels and dust collectors.

The Main material used for construction is FLY ASH BLOCK in place of
BRICKS.

Fly ash brick is a building material, specifically masonry units, containing


class C or class F fly ash and water. Compressed at 28 MPa and cured for
24 hours in a 66 °C steam bath, then toughened with an air entrainment
agent, the bricks can last for more than 100 freeze-thaw cycles.
When I go to the site ,I saw the diaphragm wall for the construction of high rise
buildings
Here are 5 advantages of DWall construction: -

1.     The process of constructing the DWall is relatively quiet and has little
vibration

2.     The DWall can be constructed to great depths (in excess of 80m)

3.     The DWall can be constructed on various soil types and rocks

4.     The DWall is water tight; no dewatering is required and hence has little
effects on adjacent structures.

5.     The DWall serves both as an external wall for the basement and foundation
for the superstructure.

The DWall is constructed following a sequence as below: -

1)    Construct guide wall at working platform level

2)    Excavate rectangular panel using a hydraulic grab

3)    Support the trench with bentonite slurry to avoid trench from collapsing

4)    Install temporary stop ends to form joints between panels

5)    Insert the reinforcement cage into trench

6)    Concrete panel using tremie pipe


Guide wall construction:
 Guide wall is the basic construction part of the diaphragm wall.

 Guide wall is used for the transfer the load of diaphragm wall.

 There is a gap between guide wall, where the steel reinforcement cage is
placed.


withdraw of stop ends from the diaphragm wall is carried out ,when the concrete
is set in the reinforced cage.
ANCHORING OF DIAPHRAM WALL.
Types of ground anchor bolts used in construction

1. Straight shaft gravity-grouted / low-pressure-grouted;


these are typically installed in rock, very stiff to hard
cohesive soils, and sandy or gravelly soils using either
rotary drilling or hollow-stem auger methods.
2. Straight shaft pressure-grouted; these are most suitable
for coarse granular soils and weak fissured rock, and are
also used in fine grained cohesionless soils. Grout is
injected into the bond zone with pressure greater than
150 psi. A variety of drilling and grouting techniques can
be used.
3. Single-under-reamed or multi-under-reamed; these are
primarily installed with large uncased drilled holes in
cohesive soils and grout is placed with no pressure.
4. Post-grouted; these are installed using delayed multiple
grout injections and are used to enlarge the surface area
of the grout body of the anchors listed above to increase
the load transfer capacity
PCC LAYER

 IN THE SITE AFTER THE CONSTRUCTION OF DIAPHRAM WALL IS


COMPLETE ,THE SURFACE OF THE GROUND SHOULD BE FLAT FOR
THE AHEAD OF THE CONSTRUCTION.

 SO THE PCC LAYER IS CONSTRUCTED.

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