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Inspection Proforma: (For Inspection Report As Per Appendix 5 of IRC: SP 35)

This document provides a proforma for inspecting bridges with 20 sections covering various structural elements. It includes sections on the bridge approaches, protective works, waterway, foundation, substructure, bearing, superstructure, expansion joints, wearing coat, drainage features, handrails, footpaths, utilities, bridge numbering, the surrounding environment, aesthetics, and recommendations. The proforma is intended to guide inspection personnel to systematically evaluate all key aspects of the bridge as part of routine inspection reporting.

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Inspection Proforma: (For Inspection Report As Per Appendix 5 of IRC: SP 35)

This document provides a proforma for inspecting bridges with 20 sections covering various structural elements. It includes sections on the bridge approaches, protective works, waterway, foundation, substructure, bearing, superstructure, expansion joints, wearing coat, drainage features, handrails, footpaths, utilities, bridge numbering, the surrounding environment, aesthetics, and recommendations. The proforma is intended to guide inspection personnel to systematically evaluate all key aspects of the bridge as part of routine inspection reporting.

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INSPECTION PROFORMA

(For Inspection Report as per Appendix 5 of IRC: SP 35)

1 General
1.1 Name of the bridge
No. of the bridge
Name of the river
1.2 Name of the Highway
Bridge Location

2 Type of Bridge

3 (A) Date of last such Inspection by


(B) Date of last routine inspection by
(C) Traffic Intensity (PCU per day)

4 Approaches
4.1 Condition of Pavement surface

4.2 Side slopes


4.3 Erosion of embankment
4.4 Approach slab
4.5 Retaining wall / Wing Wall
4.6 Approach Geometrics

5 Protective Works
5.1 Type
5.2 Layout & c/s profile
5.3 Condition of slope pitching, apron &
toe wall
5.4 Condition of floor protection
5.5 Abnormal scour if any
5.6 Reserve store material

6 Waterway
6.1 Presence of obstruction
6.2 Abnormal change in flow pattern
6.3 Max. flood level
6.4 Abnormal afflux from U/s & D/s
mark on Pier
6.5 Adequacy of waterway
6.6 Erosion of bank

7 Foundation
7.1 Settlement, abnormal scour, tilting
etc.
7.2 Cracking, disintegration, decay,
erosion, cavitation etc.
7.3 Damage due to impact of floating
body etc.

8 Substructure (Pier, Abutment &


wing wall)
8.1 Efficiency of drainage of the backfill
behind abutment
8.2 Tilting, cracking, disintegration
decay & other damages etc.
8.3 Condition of side retaining wall like
cracking, disintegration and seepage
etc.
8.4 Damages to protective coating or
paint

9 Bearing
9.1 Bearing

9.1.1 General condition

9.1.2 Functioning

9.1.3 Greasing

9.1.4 Effectiveness of anchor bolts

10 Superstructure
10.1 R.C.C. and PSC member

10.1.1 Spalling, disintegration or honey


combing
10.1.2 Cracking pattern
10.1.3 Exposed reinforcement if any
10.1.4 Wear of deck slab
10.1.5 Scaling
10.1.6 Surface strain and rust strain along
with location
10.1.7 Leaching
10.1.8 Corrosion of reinforcement,
sheathing, and tendon if any
10.1.9 Leakage
10.1.10 Damage if any due to moving
vehicle
10.1.11 Condition of drainage system
10.1.12 Excessive vibration if any
10.1.13 Excessive deflection (sag) of loss of
camber if any at same point each
time
10.1.14 Accumulation of silt & debris on
surface of deck.
10.1.15 Peeling of protective coat or paint
10.2 Steel member

11 Expansion joints
11.1 Functioning
11.2 Condition of sealing material
11.3 Secureness of the joints
11.4 Top sliding plate
11.5 Locking of joint (for finger type
expansion jt.)
11.6 Debris in joints
11.7 Ratting if any
11.8 Drainage for expansion joints
11.9 Alignment and clearance

12 Wearing coat (Concrete / Bitumen)


12.1 Surface condition
12.2 Evidence of wear
12.3 Additional thickness with design
thickness with reference to kerb
height if any

13 Drainage Spout & Vent holes


13.1 Clogging, deterioration & damage if
any
13.2 Projection of the spout on the
underside
13.3 Adequacy of drainage spout

14 Handrails & Parapets


14.1 General condition
14.2 Damage due to collision
14.3 Alignment

15 Footpaths
15.1 General condition
15.2 Missing slab on footpath
15.3 Cleanliness of ducts along footpath
16 Utilities
16.1 Leakage of water & sewage pipes
16.2 Any damage by telephone & electric
cable
16.3 Condition of lighting facility
16.4 Damage due to any other utilities

17 Bridge Number
17.1 Condition of painting

18 Environment
18.1 For sign of aggressiveness

19 Aesthetics
19.1 Any visual intrusion, hoarding,
vegetation on structural member if
any
19.2 Whether all action for maintenance
and repairs recommended during
last inspection have been done or
not

20 Maintenance and Improvement Recommendation

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