PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF WORLD CENTRE HIGHRISE BUILDING AT AHMEDABAD

TECHNICAL DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS AND SCOPE OF WORK FOR PEB CONSULTANT

Client - SAVANI INFRACON LLP

Project management Consultants JLL

Architect ADS architects

308,Abhishilp Complex,Opp. Shivalik High Street,Judges Bungalow Road,

Vastrapur, Ahmedabad - 380015., Ph. 079-26751800/079-40037661

E-mail: setuinf@gmail.com

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PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF WORLD CENTRE HIGHRISE BUILDING AT DINESH HALL, AHMEDABAD

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Contents
A STRUCTURAL ........................................................................................................................................4

A.1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................4

A.2 PROJECT COMPONENTS .....................................................................................................................................4
A.3 CODES OF PRACTICE AND STANDARDS ..............................................................................................................4
A.3.1 Reinforced Concrete Members ...................................................................................................................4
A.3.2 Steel Members ...........................................................................................................................................5
A.3.3 Composite Members ..................................................................................................................................5
A.4 DESIGN LOADS ...................................................................................................................................................5
A.4.1 Dead Loads .................................................................................................................................................5
A.4.2 Live Loads ...................................................................................................................................................6
A.4.3 Wind Loads.................................................................................................................................................6
A.4.4 Seismic Loads .............................................................................................................................................6
A.4.5 Temperature Variations .............................................................................................................................7
A.4.6 Construction Loads .....................................................................................................................................7
A.4.7 Loads Combinations ...................................................................................................................................7
A.5 MATERIALS .........................................................................................................................................................7
A.5.1 Reinforced & Prestressed Concrete ............................................................................................................7
A.5.2 Structural Steel ...........................................................................................................................................8
A.6 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA ...................................................................................................................................9
A.6.1 Concrete Beam and Slab Deflections .........................................................................................................9
A.6.2 Control of Crack Width ...............................................................................................................................9
A.6.3 Fire Resistance ...........................................................................................................................................10
A.6.4 Drift Limits ..................................................................................................................................................10
A.7 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS SOFTWARE .....................................................................................10
A.8 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS .......................................................................................................................................10
A.8.1 Foundation System .....................................................................................................................................10
A.8.2 Main Gravity System ..................................................................................................................................10

A.9 SCOPE OF WORK CONSIDERED As FOLLOWS.11

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WORLD CENTER DINESH HALL, AHMEDABAD

A STRUCTURAL

A.1 INTRODUCTION
This section includes the basic standards, codes of practice, design criteria, loads and
materials that will be applicable in the design; and gives a brief description of the
proposed structural system to be used.

The structural steel Moment frames should be integrated with concrete core walls and
secondary steel beams transferring lateral loads via rigid diaphragm.
Design should be based on the use of Indian standards and American standards
wherever applicable. The following paragraphs describe in details the different design
aspects and parameters that should be utilized for designing and detailing this project.

NOTE: Column should not be designed as composite sections. Only structural steel
should be used for column and beam design

A.2 PROJECT COMPONENTS

As per Concept Design and project brief, the Project will comprise of following:
Design of foundations - RCC scope
Design of composite deck slab and steel gravity beams
Design of composite columns & steel frames
Design of concrete core walls - RCC scope

A.3 CODES OF PRACTICE AND STANDARDS

The design, detailing and construction of all structural steel & composite decking will
comply with the following International Standards and Codes.

A.3.1 Reinforced Concrete Members

IS: 456 - 2000, Indian Standard Code of Practice for Plain and Reinforced Concrete
(Fourth revision), Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi
IS: 1893 (Part 1) - 2002, Indian Standard Criteria for Earthquake Resistance Design
of Structures (Fifth revision), Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi.
IS: 13920 1993, Indian Standard Code of Practice of Reinforced Concrete
Structures Subjected to Seismic Loads, Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi

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A.3.2 Steel Members

AISC 360-10, American Institute of Steel Construction, Specification for Structural Steel
Buildings .
Structural Welding Code: American Welding Society, ANSI/AWS D1.1/D1.1M-2008
Steel Structure painting Manual: steel structures Painting Council.SSPC-2000

A.3.3 Composite Members

AISC 360-10, American Institute of Steel Construction, Specification for Structural Steel
Buildings.

A.4 DESIGN LOADS

The design and construction of the structural works should be based on the following loads:

A.4.1 Dead Loads

Self-weight of the structural components such as slabs, column and beams,. The own weight is
3
determined based on a reinforced concrete self-weight of 25 kN/m and a structural steel self-
3
weight of 78 kN/m .

Superimposed dead load (SDL) to account the flooring, partition, cladding, false ceilings,
waterproofing systems, electromechanical loads, and fixtures.
2
Partition loads of 2kN/m to be considered in SDL

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A.4.2 Live Loads
Refer to below table for superimposed dead and live loads.

*Note: Fire engine load in ground floor will come in RCC scope so, neglected while modeling.

A.4.3 Wind Loads

According to IS: 875 (Part III)2015
Basic Wind Speed 39 m/s
Terrain Category = 1
Fundamental frequency of the structure is near to 0.25 Hz, so gust loads also to be considered
while designing.
Gust load analysis should be considered based on page 50 - 875 part 3: 2015 only
Peak acceleration should be restrained below 0.25m/s2.
A.4.4 Seismic Loads
According to IS: 1893 (Part 1) 2002
Seismic Zone: III
Soil Type : Medium soil
Importance factor: I=1.
Eccentricity to diaphragm: 10%
Response spectrum analysis also to be done for the same equivalent to

static.

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A.4.5 Temperature Variations
The range of design temperature to be considered for structures with respect to erection time is
15C.

A.4.6 Construction Loads

Construction loads which may result in more severe conditions than the design loads on the
structure have to be considered.

A.4.7 Loads Combinations

Load combinations for both service and ultimate limit states (SLS & ULS) are based on relevant (IS/ACI)
codes.

A.5 MATERIALS

A.5.1 Reinforced & Prestressed Concrete

The classes of concrete are indicated in the table below and reflect the 28 days concrete cube strength

Concrete Design fck (MPa) Location and type of construction

Class

A 40 For Foundations - RCC scope

A 40 For concrete core wall- RCC scope

A 40 concrete columns upto ground floor

B 30 All deck slabs

Cement
Ordinary Portland cement Grade 53: IS 12269 shall be used for super-structure elements.
Moderate Sulphate Resisting cement: IS 12330 shall be used for substructures reinforced concrete
elements in contact with soil.
Sulphate Resisting Cement conforming to IS 12330 for blinding concrete.

Reinforcement
Deformed high tensile steel bars having minimum yield strength fy=500 N/mm and confirming

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to IS 1786 & deformed high tensile steel bars having minimum yield strength fy=500 N/mm and
confirming to IS 1786.

A.5.2 Structural Steel

Structural steel plates and hot rolled sections are to conform to ASTM A572 grade 50, with minimum
yield stress 345 N/mm or higher confirming to IS 2062 (for structural steel members).
For connections, as per IS 2062 with minimum yield stress of 350 N/mm or higher.
Anchor Rods and Threaded Rods are to conform to one of the following ASTM specifications:
ASTM F 1554 Grade 36.
ASTM F 1554 Grade 55.
1. High-Strength Bolts, Nuts, and Washers are conforming to one of the following ASTM
specifications:

High strength Bolts: ASTM A 490M, Type 1, or DIN 6914 grade 10.9 or 8.8 heavy hex steel
structural bolts.

Heavy hex carbon-steel nuts ASTM A194, A5630.

Hardened carbon-steel washers ASTM F436.

Compressible-Washer-Type Direct Tension Indicators: ASTM F959.

2. Shear Connectors: AWS D1.1, type B, minimum yield strength 345 N/mm [50 ksi] at
0.2% offset, made from steel to ASTM A108, with mechanical properties to ASTM
A370.
Metal-Arc Welding Electrodes:

E70XX series of the Specification for Mild Steel Covered Arc-Welding Electrodes, AWS A5.1,
or the Specification for Low-Alloy Steel Covered Arc-Welding Electrodes, AWS A5.5.

Bare Electrodes and Granular Flux used in the submerged-arc process: E70XX AWS flux
classifications of the Specification for Base Mild Steel Electrodes and Fluxes for Submerged Arc
Welding, AWS A5.17, or A5.23.

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A.6 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

A.6.1 Concrete Beam and Slab Deflections

Concrete slabs and Beams shall be designed to the following deflection criteria (based on IS 456)

Deflection
Type of Member Deflection to be considered
Limitation

Flat roofs not supporting or attached Immediate deflection due to live load LL using

to non-structural elements likely to be Cracked section. Ponding should be checked

Span/180
damaged by large deflections. separately.

Floors not supporting or attached to Immediate deflection due to live load LL using
non-structural elements likely to be Cracked section.
Span/360
damaged by large deflections.

Roof or Floor construction supporting
or attached to non-structural
elements likely to be damaged by
large deflection.
The part of the total deflection occurring after
attachment of non-structural elements (sum of Span/480
the long-term deflection due to all sustained
loads and the immediate deflection due to any
additional live load).

Roof or floor construction supporting
or attached to non-structural
elements not likely to be damaged by
large deflections.
The part of the total deflection occurring after
attachment of non-structural elements (sum of Span/240
the long term deflection due to all sustained
loads and immediate deflection due to any
additional live load).

A.6.2 Control of Crack Width

Crack widths of reinforced concrete should comply with the criteria set up on IS 456 Cl 35.4.2, in which
the following guide to reasonable crack widths under service loads is based:
Exposure Condition Crack Width

Dry air or protective membrane 0.3mm

Humidity, moist air, soil 0.2 mm

Water-retaining structure 0.10 mm

Permissible Crack widths

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A.6.3 Fire Resistance
Fire resistance Rating Requirements for Building Elements as per IS 1641 & IS 1642
Note: All exposed steel works shall be sprayed with shotcreting to conform to 2 hour fire rating.

A.6.4 Drift Limits

Lateral displacement of building due to wind shall not exceed H/500 as per IS 456.
As per IS 1893, Inelastic lateral drift of a story relative to its adjacent stories due to earthquake shall not
exceed following:
< 0.4% hs
Where: hs Storey Height

A.7 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS SOFTWARE

Design of structural elements is carried out using analysis and design program ETABS 2015 or higher
only.

A.8 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

A.8.1 Foundation System

The foundation system will be as per design furnished by RCC.

A.8.2 Main Gravity System

The vertical elements resist gravity loads and secondary beams transfer load to Internal moment frame
and inner core walls.

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 A.9 Scope of Work Considered as follows

1. Third Party design proof check by any educational institute (any IIT or Decided by SETU
Infrastructure/client).
2. Steel structure, Connection bolts, shear studs, base plate and deck sheeting design & its execution
3. Consider 2 Hours fire rating cement base coating in your scope of work
4. Fabrication tolerances as per IS 7215 to be maintained.
5. Welding processes as per AWS D 1.1 to be maintained.
6. Erection tolerances as per MBMA.
7. Welded Splice joints have been allowed but need get it approved from
SETU INFRASTRUCTURE.
8. Design Criteria and Input data as per Technical specification.
9. Design to be done in ETABS 2015 or Higher.
10. Anchor bolt details & anchor bolt setting out plan for grouting.
11. Any other detail/ drawing as required by Client.
12. Structural Shop and erection drawings with connection detailing need to be approved from
SETU INFRASTRUCTURE.
13. Erection sequence / Methodology: The erection sequence shall be submitted to the SETU & after
getting approval, the same shall be distributed to others.
14. Details of Primary & Secondary members (fabrication details).
15. Forces/reactions for foundation design and Anchor bolt plan to be submitted to SETU.
16. Details of strut, bracings, Ties
17. Details at corners, joints etc.
18. Detailed Quality Assurance Plan Specifying all shop and site test and also plan for joint
inspection of materials.
19. Performance Warranty Certificates with Defect Liability Agreement.
20. Structural stability certificate for super structure.
21. Warranty against Color fading.
22. Warranty against Thermal Insulation
23. Guarantee against weather Tightness

Note: -
1) All above documents shall be provided in hard as well as soft copy.
2) ETABS file and all calculation in excel sheets with formula are to be provided.
3) The Supplier shall transport the material to site after fabrication is complete and 100%
Inspection at shop by the Client / Consultant is completed.

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