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CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BRIDGE ACROSS
THE RIVER NILE AT JINJA PROJECT
Supply of System Wall Formwork
Design Calculation
Design Calculation Submission
Submission No: 15401MP/DC/FW/001
Revision
0
Date
25/07/2015
Prepared by
Mark
Checked by
B.H
PROJECT
SUBJECT
CONTRACTOR
1.0
CODE OF PRACTICES USED
a.
b.
c.
d.
2.0
: CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE RIVER NILE AT JINJA
: SYSTEM WALL FORMWORK FOR ABUTMENT 2
: UTRACON OVERSEAS PTE LTD
BS 5975 : 1996 -- Code of Practice for Falsework
BS 5268 : 2002 -- Code of Practice for Structural Use of Timber
BS 5950 : 2010 -- Design of Steel Structure
BS 8110 : 1997 -- Structural Use of Concrete
DESIGN INFORMATION
a.
Concrete density
26.00
kN/m3
BS5975 Table E2
b.
Formwork dead load
0.50
kN/m
c.
d.
Construction live load with heaping load
Yield stress for Grade Q235 Steel
c
p
=
=
1.50
235.00
kN/m2
e.
Allowable Bending Stress for Steel
pba
117.50
BS5975 Annex E7 ( c )
BS5950 Table 9
N/mm
N/mm2
kN-m
f.
Allowable Bending Moment for HT20 Timber
5.00
g.
h.
Allowable Shear Capacity for HT20 Timber
Permissible Bending Stress for Timber
Fpb
=
=
11.00
14.00
i.
Allowable Bending Stress for Timber
Fba
10.50
N/mm
j.
Permissible Shear Stress for Timber
Fpv
1.52
N/mm2
2
FOS = 2
kN
2
BS5268 Table 101
N/mm
BS5268 Table 8
Allowable Shear Stress for Timber
Fav
1.14
N/mm
Permissible Compression Stress for Timber
Fpv
10.00
N/mm2
m. Allowable Compression Stress for Timber
Fac
7.50
N/mm2
n.
Allowable Bending Stress for Plywood
Fbp
13.30
N/mm2
o.
Alowable Shear Stress for Plywood
Fvp
1.91
N/mm2
p.
Allowable Deflection Limits = L/270 or 3mm whichever is greater
=
150.00
kN/leg
Test Report
75.00
kN/leg
FOS = 2
90.00
kN/leg
Test Report
45.00
kN/leg
FOS = 2
k.
l.
r.
s.
t.
u.
Failure Load of 60mm O.D 4mm thk Ring Lock
Allowable capacity of 60mm Standard
Failure Load of 48mm O.D 4mm thk Ring Lock
Allowable capacity of 48mm Standard
BS5268 Table 8
BS5268 Table 44
Note: For timber,using permissible stress approach of which the FOS is 1.4DL and 1.6 for LL.
In order to comply with work safety requirement, apply "Permissible" x 1.5/2 factor to obtain the
"Allowable" stress value with the FOS = 2.
For HT20 Timber Beam:
Young's modulus
Section Modulus
Moment of Inertia
E
Z
I
=
=
=
8.00
461.00
4,613.00
kN/mm2
cm3
cm4
For 18mm Plywood
Young's modulus
8.00
kN/mm
For Horizontal waler: 2 - 120x53x5.5t C-Channel
Young's modulus
Shear area
Section modulus
Modulus of inertia
E
A
Z
I
=
=
=
=
210.00
2,640.00
115.40
692.00
kN/mm2
mm2
cm3
4
cm
1 of 7
790
740
1441
760
880
828
W M 01
630
1515
380
900
900
W M02
910
1572
850
900
850
W M 03
650
1040
W M04
1739
NM05
701
1030
700 458
750
NM 08
850
NM1 0
950
N M08
800
WM08
900
900
860
900
NM08
1030
W M11
650
1490
900
900
W M10
940
1945
940
900
900
140 7
700
800
700
940
103 0
Push-pull prop
850
900
850
650
Console bracket
104 0
Timber plank
Tie rod system
WM 04
C onsole bracket
798 573
1030
Tie rod system
701
800
5250
1000
900
900
NM 05
900
WM05
NM01
900
900
Pull push prop
900
NM01
800
700 456
N M06
WM26
W M12
1570
WM07
NM04
700
1730
1847
750
700
940
N M05
NM 06
785
1100
700
506
900
900
780 561
NM01
NM02
900
750
900
900
900
NM02
NM 07
800
900
1416
750
W M25
700
508
900
900
900
548
W M 15
W M18
1448
NM 07
N M07
NM01
900
N M07
N M08
940
W M 23
900
750
NM03
NM04
750
800
1892
834
700
940
508
WM26
850
925
W M14
W M17
2086
NM08
700
NM04
NM03
W M 22
800
NM02
940
700
722
900
1416
NM03
900
W M24
500
900
NM01
1497
700 478
647
900
W M13
W M16
722
WM26
798
940
1258
2122
800
940
NM04
900
900
900
NM02
1490
800
WM26
650
C oncrete base
700
TYPICAL SECTION
TYPICAL LAYOUT PLAN
2 of 7
900
N M06
NM 09
798
W M19
W M20
NM02
WM05
900
800
800
NM03
NM04
700
N M07
900
900
1729
900
800
NM04
NM03
800
W M 25
NM01
900
NM 05
750
N M06
700
750
800
800
700
WM06
1418
700
700
NM03
800
750
NM04
NM03
W M 23
N M06
700 478
701
722
900
700 478
WM26
1627
N M13
900
780
N M05
850
NM01
NM02
900
NM01
NM02
900
NM 12
900
W M22
500
798 573
N M11
900
NM01
NM02
508
760 545
WM26
W M 21
A)
CALCULATION OF CONCRETE PRESSURE
Rate of concrete placement
Concrete temperature
Concrete density
Height of pour
Column/wall thickness
Coefficient depend on the size and shape
of the formwork (wall =1;column = 1.5)
Coefficient of the constituent material of the concrete
R
T
h
d
C1
=
=
=
=
=
=
2.50
28.00
2,500.00
4.60
500.00
1.00
m/hr
C
3
kg/m
m
mm
(BS8110 4.1.4)
C2
Temperature coefficient
0.60
2
= {36/(T+16)}
0.67
(BS8110 4.1.4)
Vertical form or concrete discharge height whichever
is greater
4.60
The maximum lateral pressure exerted by the plastic concrete shall be the smaller of the
following:
a)
Pmax
=
=
[C1R +C2K(H-C1R)]/100
56.98 kN/m2
b)
Pmax
=
=
h/100
115.00
Therefore:Design Pressure
kN/m2
P
P
= Least pressure value of (a) or (b)
= 56.98 kN/m2
DEPTH OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE
Hs
=
=
P/
2.28
Hs
2.28
Ht
2.32
b
t
L
P
Fba
Fva
=
=
=
=
=
=
1,000.00
18.00
335.00
56.98
13.30
1.91
Young's modulus
X-section area, A = bt
Section Modulus, Z = bt2/6
Modulus of Inertia, I = bt3/12
E
A
Z
I
=
=
=
=
Loading on member (UDL)
Bending Moment
(3 spans continuous beam with UDL)
Shear
= Pxb
56.98
2
= wL /10
=
0.64
= 0.60wL
Hs
Ht
B) DESIGN OF PLYWOOD FORM BODY
Width of plywood
Plywood thickness
Support spacing
Design concrete pressure
Allowable bending stress for plywood
Allowable shear stress for plywood
3 of 7
mm
mm
mm
2
kN/m
2
N/mm
N/mm2
2
8.00
kN/mm
18,000.00 mm2
3
54,000.00 mm
4
486,000.00 mm
kN/m
kN-m
(3 spans continuous beam with UDL)
Bending Stress
Shear Stress
fb
fv
Allowable Deflection
Actual Deflection
(3 spans continuous beam with UDL)
C)
=
=
=
<
=
=
<
=
=
=
=
<
11.45
kN
11.84
13.30
N/mm
N/mm2
OK!
0.64
1.91
L/270 or 3mm
1.24
wL4/145EI
1.27
3.00
N/mm2
2
N/mm
OK!
M/Z
2
V/A
mm or
mm
mm
3.00
OK!
DESIGN OF VERTICAL RUNNER (HT20 Timber Beam)
Ra
Rb
Support span
Spacing of vertical runner
Concrete pressure
Material used
Allowable bending stress for HT20 Timber
Allowable shear stress for HT20 Timber
Young's modulus
Section modulus
Modulus of Inertia
L
s
P
Loading on member (UDL)
Bending Moment
(simply supported beam with UDL)
Shear
E
Z
I
(simply supported beam with UDL)
Allowable deflection
Actual deflection
(simply supported beam with UDL)
D)
=
1,000.00
mm
=
335.00
mm
=
56.98
kN/m2
= H20 Timber beam
=
5.00
kN-m
=
11.00
kN
=
8.00
kN/mm2
=
461.00
cm3
=
4,613.00
cm4
=
=
=
=
<
=
=
<
=
=
=
=
<
Pxs
19.09
wL2/8
2.39
5.00
wL/2
9.54
11.00
L/270
3.70
5wL4/384EI
0.67
3.70
kN/m
kN-m
kN-m
OK!
kN
kN
OK!
mm
mm
mm
DESIGN OF HORIZONTAL WALER
(Twin 120x53x5.5t C-channel)
Support scpacing
Bearer spacing
Design concrete pressure
Young's modulus
Allowable bending stress for steel
Allowable shear stress for steel
Shear area
Section modulus
Modulus of inertia
L
s
P
E
=
=
=
=
A
Z
I
=
=
=
Loading on member (UDL)
= Pxs
=
56.98
4 of 7
1,300.00
1,000.00
56.98
210.00
117.50
70.50
2,640.00
115.40
692.00
mm
mm
kN/m2
kN/mm2
2
N/mm
N/mm2
2
mm
3
cm
cm4
kN/m
OK!
mm
Bending Moment
(simply supported beam with UDL)
Shear
(simply supported beam with UDL)
Bending Stress
=
=
=
=
=
=
<
=
=
<
=
=
=
=
<
V
fb
Shear Stress
fv
Allowable Deflection
Actual Deflection
(simply supported beam with UDL)
kN
N/mm2
N/mm2
OK!
N/mm2
N/mm2
OK!
mm
mm
mm
OK!
DESIGN OF FORM TIES
Maximum Force on Tie rod
Permissible load for 15mm tie rod
74.07
kN
=
>
90.00
74.07
kN
kN
OK!
DESIGN OF LIFTING HOOKS
100
113
113
113
52
18
20
30
18
110
F)
kN-m
70
E)
wL2/8
12.04
wL/2
37.04
M/Z
104.31
117.50
V/A
14.03
70.50
L/270
4.81
5wL4/384EI
1.46
4.81
R26
80
90
468
G)
Weight of the formworks
Hook diameter
X-area
d
A
=
=
=
=
=
=
Design load
1.50
3.00
W*9.80
29.40
18.00
254.47
kN
mm
mm2
Permissible tensile stress
py
235.00
N/mm2
Tension capacity of the hook
PT
= A*py
=
59.80
>
29.40
tons
tons
kN
kN
DESIGN OF WALKWAY BRACKETS
Design Live Load for the platform
=
=
Check CHS Bracket
5 of 7
220.0 kg/m2*9.8/100
2
2.16
kN/m
FOS =
2.0
1.0
hook
OK!
X
48
RA
346
RB
C
48
L'
L'
1
91
distance between two bracket
overhang length
Loading on member
Reaction on member, RA = wL/2
Reaction on member, RB = wL/2
Force on Member C
X-area of 48x3.5 CHS
Compression capacity of 48x3.5 CHS
w
RA
RB
C
A
Force on Member R
=
=
0.70
35.60
=
=
1.20
0.60
m
m
=
=
=
=
=
=
>
5.17
1.81
1.81
3.11
489.10
114.94
3.11
3.62
kN/m
kN
kN
kN
mm2
kN
kN
FOS =
OK!
kN
Bearing Stress (CHS)
106
70
70
22
186
Thickness of Plate
Use minimum diameter of bolts
Bearing strength
Bearing capacity
6.00
d
pbb
pbb
=
=
=
=
>
20.00
460.00
d t pbb
55.20
3.62
mm
mm
N/mm2
kN
kN
OK!
Shear Capacity of Bolts
Diameter of bolts
Grade of Bolts
Shank area
Thread area
Shear Strength
Bearing strength
Shear Capacity
As
ps
pbb
Bearing capacity
6 of 7
=
20.00
=
Grade 4.6
=
314.16
=
240.41
=
160.00
=
460.00
2
p
A
=
s s
=
76.93
>
3.11
mm
mm2
N/mm2
N/mm2
Double shear
kN
OK!
kN
= d t pbb
=
55.20
>
3.11
kN
kN
mm
2
OK!
2.00
DESIGN OF SIDE RAKER PROPS (60mm pipe)
=
=
1,670.00
2,500.00
55.00
mm
mm
B
H
H)
The purpose of these raked props are mainly for the adjustment of vertical alignment.
However, design for Wind load
ww =
0.50
Wind load
kN/m2
Lateral load from concrete
e =
2.50%
Assume: Only top rakers resist the load for design.
Height of column
Width of column
Depth of Cclumn
Concrete load, P = *(BxDxH)*9.8/100
H
B
D
P
=
=
=
=
4.60
2.40
0.50
135.24
m
m
m
kN
Total Lateral Force on Prop, PH = P*e + ww*B*H
PH
8.90
kN
3.24
mm
mm2
mm
mm
Material Used :-
60mm
X-section Area
Radius of gyration
=
=
577.75
20.10
Unbraced Length
A
rc
lcr
2,756.01
Modulus of Elasticity of Steel
Yield Stress of Steel
Imperfection factor,
c=fy/1440*[lcr/rc]
Slenderness ratio,
E
fy
= 2,000,000.00
=
235.00
=
0.49
=
1.46
=
1.87
2
2
= 1/[+ -c ]
=
0.33
Xc*fy*Ac
=
=
44.53
=
22.26
Stress reduction factor
Xc
Hence, the utilimate compression capacity
= 0.50*[1+(c-0.2)+c2]
Allowable load capacity
For inclined angle of
Axial force on raked Props
PR
7 of 7
=
=
=
<
55.00
PH/cos
15.52
22.26
(Max. Column size)
Circular Hollow Pipe
N/mm2
N/mm2
for Hollow, cold form section
kN
kN
FOS =
2.0
kN
kN
(Tension or Compression)
OK!
UTRACON OVERSEAS PTE LTD
7E Pioneer Sector 1 Singapore 628446
Tel : +65 64153078
Fax : +65 68631928
E-Mail : [email protected] Website : www.utracon.com