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Description
DESIGN OF WELL CAP
Centre to centre of pier RBL Bed level of canal Hard rock level; Thickness of pier at top Sode slope of the pier Base width Width of the trough Depth of flow of water Thickness of bed slab of trough Ground level Top of deck slab of catwalk Thickness of bearing Thickness of bed block/pier cap Assume thickness of well cap= Size of the base Bottom of deck slab Top of bed block level Bottom of bed block Height of pier Horizontal seismic coefficient Deepest bed level Thickness of steining Pier length below corbel
20.00 m 551.00 m 570.00 m 549.50 m 1.20 m 12V:1H 2.53 m 5.55 m 4.80 m (including surge) 0.75 m 560.00 m 575.65 m 0.50 m 0.75 m 1.25 m 2.53 2. 53m m X 5.0 5.00m 0m 569.25 m 568.75 m 568.00 m 8.00 m 0.08 g 549.50 m 0.70 m 5 m
1
2. TENTATIVE SECTION OF THE PIER 575.65m V1=343.93t
V1=343.93t
on each bearing V1=
H=37.22T .50m
1.20m 1
1
12
12
h
V2=191.446t 2.53m 560.00m D
551.00m
2
5.00m
Myy
+VE +VE
2.53m
+VE
Mxx
3
3. EVALUATION OF FORCES: a)Dead load of super structure R.L.of section under consideration SL.NO. DESCRIPTION OF LOAD I TROUGH PORTION 1 Weight of side beams 2 Weight of fillets 3 Weight of chamfers 4 weight of bed slab 5 Weight of bottom stiffener 6 Weight of top stiffener 7 Weight of top wedge/ext beam 8 Weight of side stiffener 9 Weight of cat walk beam 10 Weight of cat walk slab 11 Weight of water 12 weight of wearing coat 13 Weight of railing 14 Live Load 15 Add for unforseen loads TOTAL II PIER CAP 1 pier cap III 1 2
TROUGH PORTION Weight of side beams Weight of fillets Weight of chamfers weight of bed slab Weight of bottom stiffener Weight of top stiffener Weight of top wedge/ext beam Weight of side stiffener Weight of cat walk beam Weight of cat walk slab weight of wearing coat Weight of railing
C ì ï y æ y ö y æ y ö üï C s = m í ç 2 - ÷ + ç 2 - ÷ý 2 ï î h è h ø h è h ø ïþ Horizontal hydrodynamic force=He=0.726pe y
y
2
Moment about C.G=Me=0.299p e y
h
y [m] h[m]
4.80 12.40
i Dueto upstream water
a= Cm= Cs= pe= He= Me=
21.337
100%
o
0.570 0.403 0.400 t/sq.m 27.88 t 55.12 t-m
6
-1.186265 m -24.16586 m
Dynamic force in the longitudinal direction in the trough Discharge in the trough(max) Cross sectional area of flow= Perimeter of the flow of water in the trough Kinematic viscocity= Flow velocity Reynolds No. Drag Coeffcient Drag force Hydraulic mean depth Shear force due to water/m length= Total force R.L. of application of force Height above the bed block= Increase in reaction due to drag force=
47.25 cumec 26.640 sq.m 15.150 m 1.14E-06 sq.m/sec 1.77 m/s 7500 0.123 37.22 t 1.758 m 1.758 kg 0.533 t 578.050 m 10.050 m 37.221 t
Force due to sliding friction: Reaction sliding end when the loads are so placed as to produce maximum reaction on the other end
L.L reaction= Impact factor Impact load
24.00 t 25.00% 6.00 t
Impact load Dead load reaction Load due to water in flow direction force Friction in sliding (Coeff of friction= R.L. of point of application of force
6.00 41.27 37.22 84.49 21.12 568.00
0.25
7
t t t t t m
Wind force The inensity of wind pressure depends on the height of structure exposed to the wind. Two cases are dealt for computing wind force (a). When level of water in the river is at HFL (b). When there is minimum water level Average height of pier above GL= Area of exposed structure
8.00 m 148.27 sq.m
Height of pier above GL= Intensity of wind pressure Area of exposed structure Add for catwalk area Total area= Total wind force on the structure= l1 l2 y= RL of point of application
MOMENT OF INERTIA OF PIER AT BASE: Area of the base B= L=
2
A = B x L =
=12.67 m
M.I. Of the foundation: I x I y
Coeff. Friction at the bearings=
LB -
x
y
3
=
4
=6.77 m
12
BL -
2.533m 5.000m
=
3
4
=26.39 m
12
0.90 Y
1
2 X
X
B
4 Y
3
L
9
DETAILS
SL.NO
1
LOAD
DEAD LOAD
t 1593.09
-do- dry CONDITION
1065.09
5
FORCE DUE TO SLIDING FRICTION
6
WIND FORCE
13
EARTQUAKE FORCES
14
HYDRO DYNAMIC FORCES
HX
Hy
t
t
21.71
97.34 27.88
10
X
t/sq.m m 125.77 negligible
BENDING STRESS (fx) t/sq.m
BENDING STRESS (fy) t/sq.m
84.09 21.12
-48.67
DIRECT STRESS
97.34
8.00
31.60
0.00
16.21
0.00
33.34
0.00 222.56 10.31
112.77
-3.84 as above
5.22
CASE
Sf y
1
STATIC & DRY CONDITION
2
STATIC & WHEN THERE IS WATER ( IN TROUGH)
1593.091
21.707
21.123
125.770
0.000
-33.341
124.03
190.71
127.51
4
dirction of eq. along flow CASE(1)+E.Q(NO. W IND FORCE)
1016.421
97.339
118.462
80.244
0.000
46.084
302.81
302.81
-142.32
5
CASE(2)+E.Q(NO. WIND LOAD)
1544.421
125.224
118.462
121.928
10.307
51.306
386.39
386.39
-142.54
6
dirction of eq along the bridge CASE(1)+E.Q(NO. WIND FORCE)
1016.421
97.339
118.462
80.244
0.000
46.084
-32.52
193.01
226.35
1544.421
125.224
118.462
121.928
10.307
51.306
51.07
276.60
276.60
-32.521 386.395
117.427 386.395
-142.539 276.597
CASE(2)+E.Q(NO. WIND LOAD) dirction of eq across thebridge
Hx t 21.707
Sf x
V t 1065.091
7
CONDITION
Hy t
F/A t/sq.m 84.086
t/sq.m 0.000
t/sq.m -33.341
f1 t/sq.m 50.75
f2 t/sq.m 117.43
f3 t/sq.m 117.43
Min. stress Max. Stress max Tension= Max . Compress ion=
11
-142.539 t/sq.m 386.395 t/sq.m
Design of well cap: Diameter of well(internal) External dia Effective dia= Min of L+d or L+t depth assumed Intensity of loading= Assuming well cap to be partially fixed moment, Moment at mid span= Grade of concrete Permissible stress in steel Permissiblebond stress= Permissible tensile strength in concrete= Whether with Earthquake considered(Y/N) Permissible compressive strength of concrete= m= k= j= Q= Depth of well cap=
4.40 5.80 5.10 1.25 95.985
m m m m t/sq.m
78.018 M 1900.00 8.00 20
t-m 20 kg/sq.cm kg/sq.cm kg/sq.cm
7 N/mm2 13.3333 0.3294 0.8902 2
Mx10 5 Qb
10.2634 bd 87.19 cm
Steel required at mid span & bottom of well cap (+ve moment) Dia of the bar 25 mm Area 4.91 sq.cm Overall depth= 102.19 cm Say 125.00 cm Effective depth= 117.50 cm Area of steel= 39.26 sq.cm 12.50 cm c/c Spacing= Say 125 mm c/c
12
Steel required at bottom in lateral direction(across width of pier) Moment= 39.009 Depth of well cap= 25.32 Dia of the bar 20 Area 3.142 Overall depth= 39.32 125 Say Effective depth= 117.5 Area of steel= 19.629 Spacing= 16.0 Say 150
t-m cm mm sq.cm cm cm cm sq.cm cm c/c mm c/c
Distance from face to of the support upto which radial reinforcement is to be provided Location of zero radial moment from centre=
R
1.47 m
3
Therefore distance from support= Add for thickness=
1.43 m 2.13 m
This will be greater of the following 1. Ld=fs/4tbd =
148.44 cm
2. Point of inflection+d 3. Point of inflection+12f Maximum=
220.75 132.00 220.75 220
Say
cm cm cm cm
13
Area of reinforcement /width for -ve B.M. Mr at edges(radial rods)
Moment=
2 16
WR 2
78.018 t-m
Depth of well cap= Dia of the bar Area Overall depth= Effective depth= Area of steel= Spacing=
Say
25 4.909 125.00 120.00 38.439 12.770 125
mm sq.cm cm cm sq.cm cm c/c mm c/c
-142.54 -57.64 30.34 25.00 4.91 16.18 150.00
t/sq.m t sq.cm mm sq.cm cm c/c mm c/c
Column dowel reinforcement:
Tensile stress Tensile force= Area of steel= Dia of the bar Area Spacing=
Say
14
Distribution steel at top Dia of the bar ast= Area of steel= @.12% of Ac Spacing Say
20 3.14 15 20.94
mm sq.cm sq.cm cm c/c 200 cm c/c
At the edge of slab, the mesh bars are free and are not capable of taking full tension. Therefore 20mm dia at 200 c/c circumferentail steel is provided for a length of up to 1.30m from the inner edge In the cntral region provide 20mm dia @ 200 c/c both ways Check for shear shear force= Shear stress % of steel= correction factor=
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