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Lane #23, House-#337, Ground Floor, New DOHS,
Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212,
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DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT

OF
EXISTING 07-STORIED (INCLUDING ROOF TOP STEEL SHED) INDUSTRIAL
BUILDING FOR ABIR FASHIONS.
AT HOUSE#44, ROAD#02, KUTUBAIL (POST OFFICE ROAD), FATULLA,
NARAYANGONJ.
PART-01
NAME OF THE CLIENT
ABIR FASHIONS.
Date of Submission: 03.07.17

Submitted By:
Name of the Submitting Engineer

DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTION
Engr. Abdul Quddus Lane #23, House-#337, Ground Floor, New
DOHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212,
B.Sc. Engg(Civil, BUET), Mobile: +8801718612966,
DMINB/CE-0231 E-mail: quddus_ce@yahoo.com
MIEB-21384 Web: www.ddslt.com
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Sl No Description
ABSTRACT
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Scope of Work
3.0 Methodology
4.0 Structural Design Concept and criteria
4.1 Codes and Standards
4.2 Structural Framing System
4.3 Member Dimensioning
4.4 Material Data
4.5 General Load Data
4.6 Applied load on structure
4.7 Load Combination
4.8 Design Method
4.9 Method of Analysis
4.0 Engineering software used for design
4.11 Foundation Type
5.0 As-Built Drawing
6.0 Input Data
6.1 Static Load Cases
7.0 Output Data
7.1 Drift calculation
Maximum Deflection
7.2 ETABS Summary Report
8.0 Structural Feasibility Data
8.1 Footing feasibility check
8.2 Column Feasibility check
8.3 Beam Feasibility Data
8.4 Slab Feasibility check
9.0 Evidential image
10.0 Adequacy check of Mezz. Floor, Steel Stair &
Cargo lift
11.0 Conclusion & Recommendation
Signature Of the Engineer
Attached documents
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ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT

The 07-Storied (including roof top steel shed) RCC industrial building at House#44,
Road#02, Kutubail (post office road), Fatulla, Narayangonj is owned by Abir Fashions. This
factory building is used for light factory operations including offices, sewing & finishing.
The building was inspected by ACCORD in 23thAaugust 2014 and the following problem has been
observed
1. Uncontrolled heavy storage loading

2. Cracks on beams of building
3. Inadequacies between the drawings and as-built condition of building
4. Capacity check of slab supporting machines and water tanks in building
5. Stability and capacity of mezzanine ,steel stair case, lift of building
6. Main factory building overall stability system.
We performed detailed engineering assessment and found that

1. Drift & Story displacement of Main Building are close to allowable limit
2. PMM Ratio of a few numbers of column are exceed allowable limit.Inadequate columns
should be retrofitting .Retrofitting drawing has been provided.
3. All floor beams are adequate to carry proposed load.
4. Two footing are inadequate in punching shear to carry proposed load. Retrofitting drawing has
been provided.
5. Proposed load plan is prepared considering structural adequacy of structural members.
Immediate props are not required.
6. Factory authority declared Steel shed on building-1 will be demolished.
7. Steel staircase isn’t structurally connected with building-1.But lift are laterally connected by
support with buiding-1 that’s why lift lateral effect are considered in building-1 analysis.
8. Existing mezz. Floor and steel stair several members are inadequate. Inadequate members
are proposed to strengthen. Existing cargo lift is adequate.
A detailed calculation and analysis has been described in the rest of the report.
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Existing 07-Storied (including roof top steel shed) Industrial Building for the Abir
Fashions. at House#44, Road#02, Kutubail (post office road), Fatulla, Narayangonj
has been re-analyzed for different loading conditions & different load combinations
accordingly. This report summarizes the analysis and design related data
2.0SCOPE OF WORK
The design work of this Project has been carried out following the design criteria and
Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC). The scope of the work is as follows-
 Arranged As-Built Drawing.
 Arranged Load plan of several story.
 Determination of strength parameter of material used
 Analysis & comments on existing structure
 Produced a loading plan for all floor plates within the factory giving
consideration to floor capacity & column capacity
 Produced retrofitting drawing where required.
3.0METHODOLOGY
Based on the supplied Architectural Drawing, field measurement, scan report, core
cutting test of existing structure, we “DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTION (DDS)”
developed a computer analysis model and carried out complete analysis of the
structure incorporating various design data as per Bangladesh National Building
Code (BNBC). Loading values is considered by direct supervision of the project.
Strength parameter of concrete and steel is considered by core cutting test from
Military Institute of Science and Technology (MIST). The results obtained from
computer model analysis were checked against relevant specifications and hand
calculations. Finally, the design data is compared with the As Built drawing of this
structure. If it is satisfied then the structure is safe and sound, otherwise additional
treatment is provided for further uses.
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4.0STRUCTURAL DESIGN CONCEPT & CRITERIA
The structural element has been designed and considering the following criteria.
4.1 Codes and Standards
4.1.1 Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC)-2006

4.1.2 American Concrete Institute (ACI318-99)
4.1.3American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM)
4.2 Structural Framing System
Selection of structural system depends on the building layout, column spacing, floor
height, maintenance requirement and available construction method. For this building
this parameter are given below-
 Structural Parameter
 Height of structure= 75'-9"

 Length=156'-0"Width=60'-0"
 No of story= 07
 Type of the Structure= Regular
 Type of Diaphragm= Rigid
 Ground floor height =19'-1"
 Typical floor height =10'-5"
4.3 Member Dimensioning

Member dimensioning has been adopted by direct field supervision, and existing As-Built
drawing of this project.
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4.4 Material Data
The following strength parameter is considered from Military Institute of Science and
Technology (MIST) report. Detailed core test report has been provided in attached file.
Equivalent compressive strength of concrete

Ref: ACI-562 & 214.4R
Equivalent in place concrete strength
= compressive strength of concrete core* correction factor (1.06)for damage due to drilling*(1.03)
for core dia
Sample Number Compressive Equivalent inplace
strength of concrete Compressive strength Variation
core (Psi) Modification
(Psi) Factors (Kc)
table
1 5830 6179.8 n Kc
2 4760 5045.6 2 2.4
3 3550 3763 3 1.47
4 2170 2300.2 4 1.28
5 2702.3 2950.37114 5 1.2
6 2734.5 2985.5271 6 1.15
7 2942.6 3212.73068 7 1.125
8 2097.7 2290.26886 8 1.1
n 8 10 1.08
Average f'c 3590.937223 12 1.06
Sigma 1369.331805 16 1.05
V 0.38132992 20 1.03
Kc 1.1
Equivalent concrete strength (fceq) 2598 Psi
Note: Equivalent concrete strength of column is used in all members of structure.
Yield strength of steel:

Yield strength of steel is 60ksi. Yield strength test report has been provided in attached file.
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4.5 General Load Data

Dead Load:
Dead load is the vertical load due to the self-weight of the permanent structural and non-
structural component of a building, e.g. Foundation, column, beam, walls, ceilings,
permanent partitions and fixed service equipment.
Unit weight of materials and the calculation of design dead loads are according to section-
2.2, Chapter-2, part-6, BNBC-Page6-22
Live Load:
Live load is the load superimposed by the use or occupancy of the building not including the
environmental loads such as wind load, rain load, earthquake loador dead load. (Ref.
BNBC, Part-6, Chapter-2, Sec-2.3.2)
But it should be not less than the minimum floor live load. (Ref. BNBC, Part-6, Chapter-2,
Sec-2.3.3)
Detail dead load (excluding structure self-weight) & live load on various floor levels are
given below as per different uses of the floor.
Wind Load:
The calculation of wind load confirms the sub-clause 2.4, Chapter 2, Part-6 of BNBC. The
following equation has been used to calculate sustained wind pressure of the structure.
Pz=CgCpCcCiCzVb2[BNBC, 2.4.6.2,2.4.6.3 Page-6-33,6-34]
Wind load was applied in two orthogonal directions X and Y.
The following parameters are considered
1. Design wind speed =215 km/hr
2. Exposure Type =A
3. Importance factor, I = 1.0
Earth quake Load:

As per specifications of BNBC, Part-6, Chapter-2, section-2.5.51, Equivalent Static Force
Method can be applied to calculate the earth quake force of this structure.
Design Base Shear, V=ZICW/R (Ref. Sec2.5.6.1, Chapter-2, Part-6, BNBC)
Where,
Seismic Zone coefficient factor, Z=0.15 for Zone-02
(Ref.Table6.2.22 Sec2.5.6.1, Chap.-2, Part-6, BNBC)
Importance factor, I = 1.0
(Ref. Table 6.2.23 Sec2.5.6.1,Chap.-2,Part-6, BNBC)
Numerical Co-efficient, C=0.030
Response Modification factor, R=5
(Ref. Table 6.2.24 Sec2.5.6.2,Chap.-2,Part-6, BNBC)
Earth quake load was applied in two orthogonal directions X & Y.

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4.6 Applied load on structure:
Dead Load:
 Self weight of the structure
 Partition wall load
 Floor finish
Live Load:
As per proposed live load plan
4.7 Load Combination:
R.C.C structural member will be designed to have strength not less than the required to
resist the most unfavorable effect of the combination of the factored loads shown below.
1. 1.2DL+1.6LL
2. 1.05DL+1.25LL+1.0WX
3. 1.05DL+1.25LL-1.0WX
4. 1.05DL+1.25LL+1.0WY
5. 1.05DL+1.25LL-1.0WY
For foundation, following load combination was considered
1. DL+LL
2. DL+LL+WL or EQ
33% Overstressing allowed when DL+LL+WL or EQ load governs.
Ref. BNBC, Part-6, Chap-3, Sec.-3.7.2.4
4.8 Design Method
Reinforcement concrete structure has been designed with Ultimate Strength Design (USD)
method has been adopted. Special provision for seismic design, Chapter 21 of ACI 38-99
and BNBC has been adopted.
4.9. Method of Analysis

Computer 3 Dimensional (3D) Model Analysis by ETABS 9.7.0
4.10. Engineering software used for design:

PCA Column, ACECOMS, Gear-2003.
4.11Foundation Type.
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Type of the foundation: Shallow Foundation (Individual column footing)
5.0 AS-BUILT DRAWING
As-Built drawing has been prepared on the basis of scan report, site investigation &
construction history. Detailed As-Built drawing has been provided in attached file.
6.0 INPUT DATA
6.1 Static Load Case
Load Case Type

DEAD DEAD
LIVE LIVE
WINDX WIND
WINDY WIND
EQX QUQKE
EQY QUAKE
6.2 Load combinations
Combo Type Case Factor Case Type

WSD ADD DEAD 1 Static
WSD LIVE 1 Static
ACC1 ADD DEAD 1.2 Static
ACC1 LIVE 1.6 Static
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7.0 OUTPUT DATA
STORY MAXIMUM LATERAL DISPLACEMENTS

( Before Modification)
STORY MAXIMUM AND AVERAGE LATERAL DISPLACEMENTS
STORY LOAD DIR MAXIMUM AVERAGE RATIO
STAIR ROOF WX X 3.1256 3.0764 1.016

ROOF WX X 3.7769 3.3905 1.114
5TH FLOOR WX X 3.6600 3.2739 1.118
4TH FLOOR WX X 3.4979 3.1118 1.124
3RD FLOOR WX X 3.2569 2.8712 1.134
2ND FLOOR WX X 2.9495 2.5676 1.149
1ST FLOOR WX X 2.3281 1.9877 1.171
MEZZANINE WX X 1.3443 1.3149 1.022
STAIR ROOF WY Y 1.2937 1.2758 1.014
ROOF WY Y 1.2847 1.2308 1.044
5TH FLOOR WY Y 1.2438 1.1913 1.044
4TH FLOOR WY Y 1.1857 1.1349 1.045
3RD FLOOR WY Y 1.0985 1.0503 1.046
2ND FLOOR WY Y 0.9896 0.9455 1.047
1ST FLOOR WY Y 0.7770 0.7411 1.048
MEZZANINE WY Y 0.5867 0.5581 1.051
Maximum story displacement =3.78”

Total height of structure, H=75.75ft.
Allowable displacement, ∆=H/250=75.75*12/250=3.64”
Hence allowable displacement is almost close to maximum story displacement
( After Modification)
STAIR ROOF WX X 2.9184 2.8723 1.016

ROOF WX X 3.5289 3.1670 1.114
5TH FLOOR WX X 3.4191 3.0581 1.118
4TH FLOOR WX X 3.2667 2.9065 1.124
3RD FLOOR WX X 3.0398 2.6813 1.134
2ND FLOOR WX X 2.7502 2.3969 1.147
1ST FLOOR WX X 2.1758 1.8629 1.168
MEZZANINE WX X 1.2693 1.2425 1.022
STAIR ROOF WY Y 1.1616 1.1554 1.005
ROOF WY Y 1.1536 1.1345 1.017
5TH FLOOR WY Y 1.1172 1.0982 1.017
4TH FLOOR WY Y 1.0652 1.0462 1.018
3RD FLOOR WY Y 0.9874 0.9684 1.020
2ND FLOOR WY Y 0.8899 0.8718 1.021
1ST FLOOR WY Y 0.7033 0.6867 1.024
MEZZANINE WY Y 0.5352 0.5196 1.030
Maximum story displacement i=3.52
Allowable displacement, ∆=H/250=75.75*12/250=3.64”>3.52”
Hence ,ok
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STORY DRIFTS
( Before Modification)
STORY DRIFTS
STORY DIRECTION LOAD MAX DRIFT

STAIR ROOF X WX 1/3937
ROOF X WX 1/1275
5TH FLOOR X WX 1/771
3RD FLOOR X WX 1/407
2ND FLOOR X WX 1/248
1ST FLOOR X WX 1/286
MEZZANINE X WX 1/221
GF X WX 1/153
STAIR ROOF Y WY 1/10286
ROOF Y WY 1/3626
5TH FLOOR Y WY 1/2138
3RD FLOOR Y WY 1/1147
2ND FLOOR Y WY 1/724
1ST FLOOR Y WY 1/583
MEZZANINE Y WY 1/423
GF Y WY 1/422
Maximum story displacement =1/153=0.0065

Allowable displacement, ∆=0.005
Hence story drift is almost same with maximum story drift
( After Modification)
STORY DRIFTS
ROOF X WX 1/1358
GF X WX 1/162
ROOF Y WY 1/4091
GF Y WY 1/449
Maximum story displacement i=1/162=0.0062
Allowable displacement, ∆=0.005
Hence story drift is almost same with maximum story drift
So this structure is stable due to lateral loading (wind).

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7.2 ETABS Summary Report

ETABS Summary report has been provided in attached file.
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8.0 STRUCTURAL FEASIBILITY DATA

8.1 Foundation Feasibility check
Figure: Foundation Lay-out

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Table: Foundation bearing capacity Compliance (Before Retrofitting)
Allowable Bearing Capacity of soil , qa=1.3tsf (FOS=2.5)
Service Load Area of footing Current

Point Footing ID. Remarks
(DL+LL) Kip sqft FOS
145 F1 218.9 196 5.83 ADEQUATE

146 F1 302.66 196 4.21 ADEQUATE
147 F1 312.85 196 4.08 ADEQUATE
148 F1 276.35 196 4.62 ADEQUATE
149 F1 338.7 196 3.77 ADEQUATE
150 F1 325.3 196 3.92 ADEQUATE
151 F1 324.88 196 3.93 ADEQUATE
152 F1 315.56 196 4.04 ADEQUATE
153 F1 321.38 196 3.97 ADEQUATE
154 F1 329.23 196 3.87 ADEQUATE
155 F1 384.91 196 3.31 ADEQUATE
156 F1 298.4 196 4.27 ADEQUATE
157 F1 411.91 196 3.1 ADEQUATE
158 F1 354.58 196 3.6 ADEQUATE
159 F1 209 196 6.1 ADEQUATE
160 F2 308.41 306.25 6.46 ADEQUATE
161 F2 390.57 306.25 5.1 ADEQUATE
162 F2 415.79 306.25 4.79 ADEQUATE
163 F2 290.98 306.25 6.85 ADEQUATE
164 F2 367.17 306.25 5.43 ADEQUATE
165 F2 382.35 306.25 5.21 ADEQUATE
166 F2 288.76 306.25 6.9 ADEQUATE
167 F2 361.82 306.25 5.51 ADEQUATE
168 F2 383.9 306.25 5.19 ADEQUATE
169 F2 288.93 306.25 6.89 ADEQUATE
170 F2 358.67 306.25 5.56 ADEQUATE
171 F2 382.67 306.25 5.21 ADEQUATE
172 F2 298.14 306.25 6.68 ADEQUATE
173 F2 371.18 306.25 5.37 ADEQUATE
174 F2 402.63 306.25 4.95 ADEQUATE
175 F2 303.72 306.25 6.56 ADEQUATE
176 F2 378.54 306.25 5.26 ADEQUATE
177 F2 423.58 306.25 4.7 ADEQUATE
178 F2 319.1 306.25 6.24 ADEQUATE
179 F2 459.14 306.25 4.34 ADEQUATE
180 F2 561.31 306.25 3.55 ADEQUATE
Here current FOS of footings is greater than 2.0. So, all footing is adequate in bearing
capacity.
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Table: Foundation punching shear Compliance (Before Retrofitting)

Footing Column Thickness Punching Concrete
Footing Load
Story point size(inch) of Footing load capacity Ratio% Comp.
ID ID (kips) b h (inch) (kips) (kips)

BASE 145 F1 276.56 18 18 20 248.904 430.66 57.8 Ok
BASE 146 F1 386.1 18 18 20 347.49 430.66 80.69 Ok
BASE 147 F1 398.23 18 18 20 358.407 430.66 83.23 Ok
BASE 148 F1 349.16 18 18 20 314.244 430.66 72.97 Ok
BASE 149 F1 430.52 18 18 20 387.468 430.66 89.98 Ok
BASE 150 F1 413.7 18 18 20 372.33 430.66 86.46 Ok
BASE 151 F1 413.29 18 18 20 371.961 430.66 86.37 Ok
BASE 152 F1 402.1 18 18 20 361.89 430.66 84.04 Ok
BASE 153 F1 409.96 18 18 20 368.964 430.66 85.68 Ok
BASE 154 F1 420.58 18 18 20 378.522 430.66 87.9 Ok
BASE 155 F1 490.51 18 18 20 441.459 430.66 102.5 Ok
BASE 156 F1 381.61 18 18 20 343.449 430.66 79.75 Ok
BASE 157 F1 529.44 18 18 20 476.496 430.66 110.7 ok
BASE 158 F1 455.5 18 18 20 409.95 430.66 95.2 Ok
BASE 159 F1 266.19 18 18 20 239.571 430.66 55.63 Ok
BASE 160 F2 392.29 26 26 32 353.061 1134.95 31.11 Ok
BASE 161 F2 506.53 26 26 32 455.877 1134.95 40.17 Ok
BASE 162 F2 538.28 26 26 32 484.452 1134.95 42.69 Ok
BASE 163 F2 369.93 26 26 32 332.937 1134.95 29.34 Ok
BASE 164 F2 476.04 26 26 32 428.436 1134.95 37.75 Ok
BASE 165 F2 495.8 26 26 32 446.22 1134.95 39.32 Ok
BASE 166 F2 367.39 26 26 32 330.651 1134.95 29.14 Ok
BASE 167 F2 469.83 26 26 32 422.847 1134.95 37.26 Ok
BASE 168 F2 497.9 26 26 32 448.11 1134.95 39.49 Ok
BASE 169 F2 367.62 26 26 32 330.858 1134.95 29.16 Ok
BASE 170 F2 466.08 26 26 32 419.472 1134.95 36.96 Ok
BASE 171 F2 496.45 26 26 32 446.805 1134.95 39.37 Ok
BASE 172 F2 379.89 26 26 32 341.901 1134.95 30.13 Ok
BASE 173 F2 482.8 26 26 32 434.52 1134.95 38.29 Ok
BASE 174 F2 522.2 26 26 32 469.98 1134.95 41.41 Ok
BASE 175 F2 388.7 26 26 32 349.83 1134.95 30.83 Ok
BASE 176 F2 493.94 26 26 32 444.546 1134.95 39.17 Ok
BASE 177 F2 549.02 26 26 32 494.118 1134.95 43.54 Ok
BASE 178 F2 408.44 26 26 32 367.596 1134.95 32.39 Ok
BASE 179 F2 596.25 26 26 32 536.625 1134.95 47.29 Ok
BASE 180 F2 722.52 26 26 32 650.268 1134.95 57.3 Ok
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Table: Foundation bearing capacity Compliance (After Retrofitting)
Allowable Bearing Capacity of soil , qa=1.3tsf (FOS=2.5)

Service Area of
Current
Load footing
Point Footing ID. Remarks
(DL+LL)
sqft FOS
Kip
145 F1 230.89 196 5.52 ADEQUATE
146 F1 311.8 196 4.09 ADEQUATE
147 F1 318.54 196 4 ADEQUATE
148 F1 288.54 196 4.42 ADEQUATE
149 F1 340.36 196 3.75 ADEQUATE
150 F1 331.88 196 3.84 ADEQUATE
151 F1 328.33 196 3.89 ADEQUATE
152 F1 318.46 196 4.01 ADEQUATE
153 F1 325.32 196 3.92 ADEQUATE
154 F1 334.37 196 3.82 ADEQUATE
155 F1 386.69 196 3.3 ADEQUATE
156 F1 321.24 196 3.97 ADEQUATE
157 F1 506.86 196 2.52 ADEQUATE
158 F1 430.12 196 2.97 ADEQUATE
159 F1 243.33 196 5.24 ADEQUATE
160 F2 322.21 306.25 6.18 ADEQUATE
161 F2 392.16 306.25 5.08 ADEQUATE
162 F2 416.05 306.25 4.79 ADEQUATE
163 F2 306.28 306.25 6.5 ADEQUATE
164 F2 372.46 306.25 5.35 ADEQUATE
165 F2 387.83 306.25 5.14 ADEQUATE
166 F2 304.13 306.25 6.55 ADEQUATE
167 F2 366.32 306.25 5.44 ADEQUATE
168 F2 387.38 306.25 5.14 ADEQUATE
169 F2 328.15 306.25 6.07 ADEQUATE
170 F2 363.72 306.25 5.48 ADEQUATE
171 F2 385.44 306.25 5.17 ADEQUATE
172 F2 316.91 306.25 6.29 ADEQUATE
173 F2 374.42 306.25 5.32 ADEQUATE
174 F2 404.69 306.25 4.92 ADEQUATE
175 F2 317.17 306.25 6.28 ADEQUATE
176 F2 382.63 306.25 5.21 ADEQUATE
177 F2 427.3 306.25 4.66 ADEQUATE
178 F2 335.11 306.25 5.95 ADEQUATE
179 F2 454.16 306.25 4.39 ADEQUATE
180 F2 547.73 306.25 3.64 ADEQUATE
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Table: Foundation punching shear Compliance (After Retrofitting)

Footing Thickness Punching Concrete
Footing Load Column size(inch)
Story point of Footing load capacity Ratio% Comp.

BASE 145 F1 294.18 18 18 20 264.762 430.66 61.48 Ok
BASE 146 F1 398.06 18 18 20 358.254 430.66 83.19 Ok
BASE 147 F1 405.8 18 18 20 365.22 430.66 84.81 Ok
BASE 148 F1 364.53 18 18 20 328.077 430.66 76.19 Ok
BASE 149 F1 432.33 18 18 20 389.097 430.66 90.35 Ok
BASE 150 F1 421.75 18 18 20 379.575 430.66 88.14 Ok
BASE 151 F1 417.46 18 18 20 375.714 430.66 87.25 Ok
BASE 152 F1 405.56 18 18 20 365.004 430.66 84.76 Ok
BASE 153 F1 414.6 18 18 20 373.14 430.66 86.65 Ok
BASE 154 F1 426.76 18 18 20 384.084 430.66 89.19 Ok
BASE 155 F1 492.48 18 18 20 443.232 430.66 102.92 Ok
BASE 156 F1 410.72 18 18 20 369.648 430.66 85.84 Ok
BASE 157 F1 651.46 18 18 20 586.314 430.66 136.15 Not ok
BASE 158 F1 551.66 18 18 20 496.494 430.66 115.29 Not ok
BASE 159 F1 311.71 18 18 20 280.539 430.66 65.15 Ok
BASE 160 F2 413.72 26 26 32 372.348 1134.95 32.81 Ok
BASE 161 F2 508.17 26 26 32 457.353 1134.95 40.3 Ok
BASE 162 F2 538.14 26 26 32 484.326 1134.95 42.68 Ok
BASE 163 F2 393.23 26 26 32 353.907 1134.95 31.19 Ok
BASE 164 F2 482.5 26 26 32 434.25 1134.95 38.27 Ok
BASE 165 F2 502.37 26 26 32 452.133 1134.95 39.84 Ok
BASE 166 F2 391.09 26 26 32 351.981 1134.95 31.02 Ok
BASE 167 F2 475.23 26 26 32 427.707 1134.95 37.69 Ok
BASE 168 F2 501.89 26 26 32 451.701 1134.95 39.8 Ok
BASE 169 F2 429.62 26 26 32 386.658 1134.95 34.07 Ok
BASE 170 F2 472.5 26 26 32 425.25 1134.95 37.47 Ok
BASE 171 F2 499.49 26 26 32 449.541 1134.95 39.61 Ok
BASE 172 F2 409.43 26 26 32 368.487 1134.95 32.47 Ok
BASE 173 F2 486.59 26 26 32 437.931 1134.95 38.59 Ok
BASE 174 F2 524.29 26 26 32 471.861 1134.95 41.58 Ok
BASE 175 F2 409.59 26 26 32 368.631 1134.95 32.48 Ok
BASE 176 F2 498.71 26 26 32 448.839 1134.95 39.55 Ok
BASE 177 F2 553.27 26 26 32 497.943 1134.95 43.88 Ok
BASE 178 F2 432.54 26 26 32 389.286 1134.95 34.3 Ok
BASE 179 F2 589.34 26 26 32 530.406 1134.95 46.74 Ok
BASE 180 F2 704.6 26 26 32 634.14 1134.95 55.88 Ok
Note: Two Footings is inadequate in punching shear.

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Table: Foundation punching shear Compliance (After Footing Retrofitting)
Footing Thickness Punching Concrete

Footing Load Column size(inch)
Story point of Footing load capacity Ratio% Comp.

BASE 145 F1 294.18 18 18 20 264.762 430.66 61.48 Ok
BASE 146 F1 398.06 18 18 20 358.254 430.66 83.19 Ok
BASE 147 F1 405.8 18 18 20 365.22 430.66 84.81 Ok
BASE 148 F1 364.53 18 18 20 328.077 430.66 76.19 Ok
BASE 149 F1 432.33 18 18 20 389.097 430.66 90.35 Ok
BASE 150 F1 421.75 18 18 20 379.575 430.66 88.14 Ok
BASE 151 F1 417.46 18 18 20 375.714 430.66 87.25 Ok
BASE 152 F1 405.56 18 18 20 365.004 430.66 84.76 Ok
BASE 153 F1 414.6 18 18 20 373.14 430.66 86.65 Ok
BASE 154 F1 426.76 18 18 20 384.084 430.66 89.19 Ok
BASE 155 F1 492.48 18 18 20 443.232 430.66 102.92 Ok
BASE 156 F1 410.72 18 18 20 369.648 430.66 85.84 Ok
BASE 157 F1 651.46 18 18 26 586.314 676.05 86.73 Ok
BASE 158 F1 551.66 18 18 26 496.494 676.05 73.45 Ok
BASE 159 F1 311.71 18 18 20 280.539 430.66 65.15 Ok
BASE 160 F2 413.72 26 26 32 372.348 1134.95 32.81 Ok
BASE 161 F2 508.17 26 26 32 457.353 1134.95 40.3 Ok
BASE 162 F2 538.14 26 26 32 484.326 1134.95 42.68 Ok
BASE 163 F2 393.23 26 26 32 353.907 1134.95 31.19 Ok
BASE 164 F2 482.5 26 26 32 434.25 1134.95 38.27 Ok
BASE 165 F2 502.37 26 26 32 452.133 1134.95 39.84 Ok
BASE 166 F2 391.09 26 26 32 351.981 1134.95 31.02 Ok
BASE 167 F2 475.23 26 26 32 427.707 1134.95 37.69 Ok
BASE 168 F2 501.89 26 26 32 451.701 1134.95 39.8 Ok
BASE 169 F2 429.62 26 26 32 386.658 1134.95 34.07 Ok
BASE 170 F2 472.5 26 26 32 425.25 1134.95 37.47 Ok
BASE 171 F2 499.49 26 26 32 449.541 1134.95 39.61 Ok
BASE 172 F2 409.43 26 26 32 368.487 1134.95 32.47 Ok
BASE 173 F2 486.59 26 26 32 437.931 1134.95 38.59 Ok
BASE 174 F2 524.29 26 26 32 471.861 1134.95 41.58 Ok
BASE 175 F2 409.59 26 26 32 368.631 1134.95 32.48 Ok
BASE 176 F2 498.71 26 26 32 448.839 1134.95 39.55 Ok
BASE 177 F2 553.27 26 26 32 497.943 1134.95 43.88 Ok
BASE 178 F2 432.54 26 26 32 389.286 1134.95 34.3 Ok
BASE 179 F2 589.34 26 26 32 530.406 1134.95 46.74 Ok
BASE 180 F2 704.6 26 26 32 634.14 1134.95 55.88 Ok
Comments: All footings are adequate after retrofitting.

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8.2 Column Feasibility Check:
Figure: Column Lay-out

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Table: Column PMM Ratio (Before Modification)
Concrete Design 1 - Column Summary Data - ACI 318-99

Story Col Line Sec ID Stn Loc PMM Combo PMM Ratio
ROOF C1 C1-TOP 0 COMFACT 0.206
5TH FLOOR C1 C1-TOP 0 WX2 0.291
3RD FLOOR C1 C1-TOP 0 WX2 0.56
2ND FLOOR C1 C1-GF-2ND 0 WX2 0.713
GF C1 PC1 0 WX2 0.455
ROOF C2 C1-TOP 0 WX1 0.208
GF C2 PC1 0 COMFACT 0.634
5TH FLOOR C5 C1-TOP 0 COMFACT 0.322
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STAIR ROOF C11 C1-TOP 0 COMFACT 0.161
1ST FLOOR C11 C1-GF-2ND 0 WX1 1.098
MEZZANINE C11 C1-GF-2ND 0 WX1 1.062
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3RD FLOOR C13 C1-TOP 0 COMFACT 0.813
MEZZANINE C13 C1-GF-2ND 0 COMFACT 1.086
GF C15 PC1 0 WX2 0.453
4TH FLOOR C16 C2-3RD 0 WX2 0.366
3RD FLOOR C16 C2-1ST-2ND 0 WX2 0.343
2ND FLOOR C16 C2-1ST-2ND 0 WX2 0.405
GF C16 PC2 0 WX2 0.354
2ND FLOOR C18 C2-1ST-2ND 0 COMFACT 0.555
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GF C19 PC2 0 WX2 0.336
3RD FLOOR C21 C2-1ST-2ND 0 COMFACT 0.403
GF C22 PC2 0 WX2 0.333
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GF C25 PC2 0 WX2 0.332
GF C28 PC2 0 WX2 0.34
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1ST FLOOR C34 C2-GF 0 COMFACT 0.341
MEZZANINE C34 C2-GF 0 COMFACT 0.373
GF C34 PC2 0 WX2 0.371
1ST FLOOR C37 C2-GF 0 WX2 0.367
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1ST FLOOR C60 C1-GF-2ND 0 COMFACT 4.467
Comments:
PMM Ratio of a few numbers of column are exceed allowable limit.Inadequate columns should be
retrofitting .
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Table: Column PMM ratio (After Retrofitting)

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ROOF C10 C1-TOP 0 WY1 0.14
1ST FLOOR C11 SC1 0 COMFACT 0.859
MEZZANINE C11 SC1 0 COMFACT 0.901
MEZZANINE C12 SC1 0 COMFACT 0.767
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3RD FLOOR C13 C1-TOP 0 COMFACT 0.911
2ND FLOOR C13 C1-GF-2ND 0 COMFACT 0.874
1ST FLOOR C13 RC1 0 WX2 0.537
MEZZANINE C13 RC1 0 COMFACT 0.646
GF C13 RC1 0 COMFACT 0.676
MEZZANINE C14 RC1 0 COMFACT 0.542
GF C14 RC1 0 COMFACT 0.572
GF C15 PC1 0 WX2 0.538
GF C16 PC2 0 WX2 0.386
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GF C19 PC2 0 WX2 0.368
GF C22 PC2 0 WX2 0.365
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GF C34 PC2 0 WX2 0.403
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1ST FLOOR C59 SC1 0 WX1 0.805
Note: All columns are adequate after retrofitting

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Table: Check of Columns nominal capacity against service load.

Live Load has been considered as existing load plan.

ROOF C1 C1-TOP 0 COMUNFACT 0.15
5TH FLOOR C1 C1-TOP 0 COMUNFACT 0.197
3RD FLOOR C1 C1-TOP 0 COMUNFACT 0.384
2ND FLOOR C1 C1-GF-2ND 0 COMUNFACT 0.43
GF C1 PC1 0 COMUNFACT 0.36
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STAIR ROOF C11 C1-TOP 0 COMUNFACT 0.121
1ST FLOOR C11 C1-GF-2ND 0 COMUNFACT 0.747
MEZZANINE C11 C1-GF-2ND 0 COMUNFACT 0.764
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4TH FLOOR C16 C2-3RD 0 COMUNFACT 0.261
3RD FLOOR C16 C2-1ST-2ND 0 COMUNFACT 0.264
2ND FLOOR C16 C2-1ST-2ND 0 COMUNFACT 0.313
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1ST FLOOR C34 C2-GF 0 COMUNFACT 0.264
MEZZANINE C34 C2-GF 0 COMUNFACT 0.29
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Note: Existing live load can be maintained before retrofitting. Immediate

Props system isn’t required.
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8.3 Beam Feasibility check:

Top reinforcement Compliance:
AsTop
Story BayID SecID StnLoc As Top Req. As Top Pro. Comp.
Combo
1ST FLOOR B4 FB-12X22 223 WX1 2.802 2.88 Ok
Bottom reinforcement Compliance:
As Bott.
Story BayID SecID StnLoc As Bott. Req. As Bott. Pro. Comp.
Comb.
2ND FLOOR B44 FB-12X22 120 COMFACT 1.249 1.44 Ok
2ND FLOOR B44 FB-12X22 102.925 COMFACT 1.245 1.44 Ok
Note: All Floor Beams are adequate.

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8.4 Slab Feasibility check:
CAPACITY CALCULATION OF TWO WAY SLAB
Panel Size
Short Span (A) 18.33 feet
Long Span(B) 18.33 feet
m 1.00
Beta 1
Thickness 6 inch
Thickness req 5.38 inch
So Thickness OK
Material Data
fy 60000 psi
f'c 2598 psi
Load Data
Floor Finish 25 Psf
Other Dead 50 Psf
Total Dead 150 Psf Coefficients (Case 2)
Liveload 63 Psf Posative Negative
Factored Load 317.1 Psf Cadl 0.018 Ca 0.045
Call 0.027 Cb 0.045
Cbdl 0.018
Cbll 0.027
As req (Sq
Moments(Kip ft) d (Inch) Inch/feet) As Provided Feasibility
+MaDL 0.907 (Sq Inch/ feet)
+MaLL 0.572
+Ma(Total) 2.242 4.75 As+(short) 0.097 As+(short) 0.22 Ok
+MbDL 0.907
+MbLL 0.572
+Mb(Total) 2.242 4.25 As+(Long) 0.108 As+(Long) 0.22 Ok
-Ma 4.794 4.75 As-(short) 0.212 As-(short) 0.33 Ok
-Mb 4.794 4.25 As-(Long) 0.240 As-(Long) 0.33 Ok
So slab is adequate to carry 63psf live load.

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9 EVIDENTIAL IMAGE:
Foundation excavation image:
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Core cutting layout and image:

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10.0 ADEQUACY CHECKS OF MEZZ. FLOOR, STEEL STAIR & CARGO LIFT:
10.1 ADEQUACY CHECKS OF MEZZ. FLOOR(BEFORE RETROFITTING)
Analysis Design Actual Allowable Normalized Ratio

Beam Clause
Property Property Ratio Ratio (Actual/Allowable)
511 PIPE PIPE 0.347 1 0.347 LRFD-H1-1B-C
510 PIPE PIPE 0.622 1 0.622 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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424 L20203 L20203 0.665 1 0.665 LRFD-H1-1B-T
423 L20203 L20203 0.672 1 0.672 LRFD-H1-1B-T
422 L20203 L20203 0.414 1 0.414 LRFD-H1-1B-T
421 L20203 L20203 0.66 1 0.66 LRFD-H1-1B-C
420 L20203 L20203 0.665 1 0.665 LRFD-H1-1B-T
419 L20203 L20203 0.334 1 0.334 LRFD-H1-1B-T
415 L20203 L20203 0.606 1 0.606 LRFD-H1-1B-C
414 L20203 L20203 0.589 1 0.589 LRFD-H1-1B-T
413 L20203 L20203 0.297 1 0.297 LRFD-H1-1B-T
412 L20203 L20203 0.492 1 0.492 LRFD-H1-1B-T
411 L20203 L20203 0.351 1 0.351 LRFD-H1-1B-C
410 L20203 L20203 0.322 1 0.322 LRFD-H1-1B-T
409 L20203 L20203 0.248 1 0.248 LRFD-H1-1B-C
408 L20203 L20203 0.18 1 0.18 LRFD-H1-1B-C
407 L20203 L20203 0.129 1 0.129 LRFD-H1-1B-T
406 L20203 L20203 0.268 1 0.268 LRFD-H1-1B-T
405 L20203 L20203 0.209 1 0.209 LRFD-H1-1B-C
404 L20203 L20203 0.135 1 0.135 LRFD-H1-1B-T
403 L20203 L20203 0.509 1 0.509 LRFD-H1-1B-T
402 L20203 L20203 0.456 1 0.456 LRFD-H1-1B-T
401 L20203 L20203 0.171 1 0.171 LRFD-H1-1B-C
400 L20203 L20203 0.616 1 0.616 LRFD-H1-1B-T
399 L20203 L20203 0.55 1 0.55 LRFD-H1-1B-T
398 L20203 L20203 0.161 1 0.161 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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397 L20203 L20203 0.437 1 0.437 LRFD-H1-1B-C

396 L20203 L20203 0.355 1 0.355 LRFD-H1-1B-C
395 L20203 L20203 0.136 1 0.136 LRFD-H1-1B-T
394 L20203 L20203 0.409 1 0.409 LRFD-H1-1B-C
393 L20203 L20203 0.355 1 0.355 LRFD-H1-1B-C
392 L20203 L20203 0.153 1 0.153 LRFD-H1-1B-C
385 L20203 L20203 0.398 1 0.398 LRFD-H1-1B-C
384 L20203 L20203 0.403 1 0.403 LRFD-H1-1B-C
383 L20203 L20203 0.153 1 0.153 LRFD-H1-1B-T
382 L20203 L20203 0.454 1 0.454 LRFD-H1-1B-C
381 L20203 L20203 0.452 1 0.452 LRFD-H1-1B-C
380 L20203 L20203 0.157 1 0.157 LRFD-H1-1B-C
379 L20203 L20203 0.349 1 0.349 LRFD-H1-1B-C
378 L20203 L20203 0.326 1 0.326 LRFD-H1-1B-C
377 L20203 L20203 0.123 1 0.123 LRFD-H1-1B-C
376 L20203 L20203 0.255 1 0.255 LRFD-H1-1B-C
375 L20203 L20203 0.22 1 0.22 LRFD-H1-1B-C
374 L20203 L20203 0.175 1 0.175 LRFD-H1-1B-T
373 L20203 L20203 0.349 1 0.349 LRFD-H1-1B-C
372 L20203 L20203 0.301 1 0.301 LRFD-H1-1B-C
371 L20203 L20203 0.198 1 0.198 LRFD-H1-1B-T
370 L20203 L20203 0.514 1 0.514 LRFD-H1-1B-C
369 L20203 L20203 0.486 1 0.486 LRFD-H1-1B-C
368 L20203 L20203 0.137 1 0.137 LRFD-H1-1B-C
367 L20203 L20203 0.459 1 0.459 LRFD-H1-1B-C
366 L20203 L20203 0.446 1 0.446 LRFD-H1-1B-C
365 L20203 L20203 0.118 1 0.118 LRFD-H1-1B-C
364 L20203 L20203 0.357 1 0.357 LRFD-H1-1B-C
363 L20203 L20203 0.338 1 0.338 LRFD-H1-1B-C
362 L20203 L20203 0.124 1 0.124 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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350 L20203 L20203 0.62 1 0.62 LRFD-H1-1B-T
348 L20203 L20203 1.714 1 1.714 LRFD-H1-1B-C
346 L20203 L20203 0.957 1 0.957 LRFD-H1-1B-C
327 PIPE PIPE 1.902 1 1.902 LRFD-H1-1A-T
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227 L20203 L20203 0.434 1 0.434 LRFD-H1-1B-T
226 L20203 L20203 0.326 1 0.326 LRFD-H1-1B-T
218 L20203 L20203 0.317 1 0.317 LRFD-H1-1B-T
216 L20203 L20203 0.322 1 0.322 LRFD-H1-1B-T
214 L20203 L20203 0.368 1 0.368 LRFD-H1-1B-T
213 L20203 L20203 0.568 1 0.568 LRFD-H1-1B-T
212 L20203 L20203 0.487 1 0.487 LRFD-H1-1B-C
211 L20203 L20203 0.507 1 0.507 LRFD-H1-1B-T
210 L20203 L20203 0.433 1 0.433 LRFD-H1-1B-T
209 L20203 L20203 0.397 1 0.397 LRFD-H1-1B-T
186 L20203 L20203 0.364 1 0.364 LRFD-H1-1B-T
185 L20203 L20203 0.224 1 0.224 LRFD-H1-1B-T
184 L20203 L20203 0.183 1 0.183 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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183 L20203 L20203 0.207 1 0.207 LRFD-H1-1B-T

174 L20203 L20203 0.234 1 0.234 LRFD-H1-1B-T
173 L20203 L20203 0.219 1 0.219 LRFD-H1-1B-C
168 L20203 L20203 0.19 1 0.19 LRFD-H1-1B-C
167 L20203 L20203 0.171 1 0.171 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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Comments: Several members are inadequate. Inadequate members are proposed

to strengthen.
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ADEQUACY CHECKS OF MEZZ. FLOOR (AFTER RETROFITTING)

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Beam Clause
560 L20203 L20203 0.709 1 0.709 LRFD-H1-1B-T
557 PIPE PIPE 0.658 1 0.658 LRFD-H1-1A-C
556 L20203 L20203 0.325 1 0.325 LRFD-H1-1B-C
555 L20203 L20203 0.345 1 0.345 LRFD-H1-1B-C
554 RET3 RET3 0.927 1 0.927 LRFD-H1-1B-T
547 L20203 L20203 0.274 1 0.274 LRFD-H1-1B-C
546 L20203 L20203 0.288 1 0.288 LRFD-H1-1B-C
545 L20203 L20203 0.368 1 0.368 LRFD-H1-1B-C
544 L20203 L20203 0.38 1 0.38 LRFD-H1-1B-T
541 RET3 RET3 0.666 1 0.666 LRFD-H1-1B-T
540 RET3 RET3 0.81 1 0.81 LRFD-H1-1B-T
528 L20203 L20203 0.455 1 0.455 LRFD-H1-1B-C
527 L20203 L20203 0.228 1 0.228 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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500 RET3 RET3 0.229 1 0.229 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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424 L20203 L20203 0.45 1 0.45 LRFD-H1-1B-C
423 L20203 L20203 0.446 1 0.446 LRFD-H1-1B-C
422 L20203 L20203 0.433 1 0.433 LRFD-H1-1B-C
421 L20203 L20203 0.233 1 0.233 LRFD-H1-1B-C
420 L20203 L20203 0.455 1 0.455 LRFD-H1-1B-C
419 L20203 L20203 0.373 1 0.373 LRFD-H1-1B-C
415 L20203 L20203 0.352 1 0.352 LRFD-H1-1B-C
414 L20203 L20203 0.342 1 0.342 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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413 L20203 L20203 0.344 1 0.344 LRFD-H1-1B-C

412 L20203 L20203 0.447 1 0.447 LRFD-H1-1B-C
411 L20203 L20203 0.443 1 0.443 LRFD-H1-1B-T
410 L20203 L20203 0.38 1 0.38 LRFD-H1-1B-T
409 L20203 L20203 0.328 1 0.328 LRFD-H1-1B-T
408 L20203 L20203 0.245 1 0.245 LRFD-H1-1B-T
407 L20203 L20203 0.184 1 0.184 LRFD-H1-1B-T
406 L20203 L20203 0.343 1 0.343 LRFD-H1-1B-T
405 L20203 L20203 0.256 1 0.256 LRFD-H1-1B-T
404 L20203 L20203 0.197 1 0.197 LRFD-H1-1B-T
403 L20203 L20203 0.547 1 0.547 LRFD-H1-1B-T
402 L20203 L20203 0.451 1 0.451 LRFD-H1-1B-T
401 L20203 L20203 0.222 1 0.222 LRFD-H1-1B-T
400 L20203 L20203 0.598 1 0.598 LRFD-H1-1B-T
399 L20203 L20203 0.503 1 0.503 LRFD-H1-1B-T
398 L20203 L20203 0.221 1 0.221 LRFD-H1-1B-T
397 L20203 L20203 0.457 1 0.457 LRFD-H1-1B-T
396 L20203 L20203 0.374 1 0.374 LRFD-H1-1B-T
395 L20203 L20203 0.222 1 0.222 LRFD-H1-1B-T
394 L20203 L20203 0.414 1 0.414 LRFD-H1-1B-T
393 L20203 L20203 0.359 1 0.359 LRFD-H1-1B-T
392 L20203 L20203 0.239 1 0.239 LRFD-H1-1B-T
385 L20203 L20203 0.42 1 0.42 LRFD-H1-1B-T
384 L20203 L20203 0.4 1 0.4 LRFD-H1-1B-T
383 L20203 L20203 0.203 1 0.203 LRFD-H1-1B-T
382 L20203 L20203 0.455 1 0.455 LRFD-H1-1B-T
381 L20203 L20203 0.424 1 0.424 LRFD-H1-1B-T
380 L20203 L20203 0.204 1 0.204 LRFD-H1-1B-T
379 L20203 L20203 0.348 1 0.348 LRFD-H1-1B-T
378 L20203 L20203 0.293 1 0.293 LRFD-H1-1B-T
377 L20203 L20203 0.161 1 0.161 LRFD-H1-1B-T
376 L20203 L20203 0.301 1 0.301 LRFD-H1-1B-C
375 L20203 L20203 0.243 1 0.243 LRFD-H1-1B-C
374 L20203 L20203 0.233 1 0.233 LRFD-H1-1B-C
373 L20203 L20203 0.409 1 0.409 LRFD-H1-1B-C
372 L20203 L20203 0.346 1 0.346 LRFD-H1-1B-C
371 L20203 L20203 0.294 1 0.294 LRFD-H1-1B-C
370 L20203 L20203 0.486 1 0.486 LRFD-H1-1B-T
369 L20203 L20203 0.431 1 0.431 LRFD-H1-1B-T
368 L20203 L20203 0.192 1 0.192 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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367 L20203 L20203 0.417 1 0.417 LRFD-H1-1B-T

366 L20203 L20203 0.366 1 0.366 LRFD-H1-1B-T
365 L20203 L20203 0.165 1 0.165 LRFD-H1-1B-T
364 L20203 L20203 0.367 1 0.367 LRFD-H1-1B-C
363 L20203 L20203 0.324 1 0.324 LRFD-H1-1B-C
362 L20203 L20203 0.162 1 0.162 LRFD-H1-1B-C
358 PIPE PIPE 0.083 1 0.083 SHEAR-Y
350 L20203 L20203 0.325 1 0.325 LRFD-H1-1B-T
348 L20203 L20203 0.92 1 0.92 LRFD-H1-1B-T
L20203 L20203
346 0.814 1 0.814 LRFD-H1-1B-T
SDSD SDSD
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227 L20203 L20203 0.443 1 0.443 LRFD-H1-1B-C
226 L20203 L20203 0.38 1 0.38 LRFD-H1-1B-C
218 L20203 L20203 0.366 1 0.366 LRFD-H1-1B-C
216 L20203 L20203 0.36 1 0.36 LRFD-H1-1B-T
214 L20203 L20203 0.315 1 0.315 LRFD-H1-1B-T
213 L20203 L20203 0.385 1 0.385 LRFD-H1-1B-T
212 L20203 L20203 0.371 1 0.371 LRFD-H1-1B-T
211 L20203 L20203 0.322 1 0.322 LRFD-H1-1B-T
210 L20203 L20203 0.347 1 0.347 LRFD-H1-1B-T
209 L20203 L20203 0.394 1 0.394 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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186 L20203 L20203 0.348 1 0.348 LRFD-H1-1B-C
185 L20203 L20203 0.277 1 0.277 LRFD-H1-1B-T
184 L20203 L20203 0.242 1 0.242 LRFD-H1-1B-T
183 L20203 L20203 0.294 1 0.294 LRFD-H1-1B-C
174 L20203 L20203 0.355 1 0.355 LRFD-H1-1B-C
173 L20203 L20203 0.292 1 0.292 LRFD-H1-1B-T
168 L20203 L20203 0.248 1 0.248 LRFD-H1-1B-T
167 L20203 L20203 0.222 1 0.222 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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10.2 ADEQUACY CHECKS OF STEEL STAIR (BEFORE RETROFITTING)_

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Beam Clause
1894 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.151 1 0.151 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1893 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.53 1 0.53 LRFD-H1-1A-C
1892 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.535 1 0.535 LRFD-H1-1A-C
1891 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.319 1 0.319 LRFD-H1-1A-C
1886 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 1 1 1 LRFD-H1-1B-T
1885 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.137 1 0.137 LRFD-H1-1B-T
1884 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.867 1 0.867 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1878 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.987 1 0.987 LRFD-H1-1B-T
1873 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.136 1 0.136 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1865 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 1.035 1 1.035 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1617 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.783 1 0.783 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1613 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.76 1 0.76 LRFD-H1-1B-T
1609 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.227 1 0.227 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1599 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.007 1 0.007 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1598 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 1.122 1 1.122 L/R-EXCEEDS
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1522 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.069 1 0.069 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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1413 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.358 1 0.358 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1403 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.058 1 0.058 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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1326 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.029 1 0.029 LRFD-H1-1B-T
1317 UA35X35X4 UA35X35X4 0.249 1 0.249 LRFD-H1-1A-C
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1217 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.46 1 0.46 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1207 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.043 1 0.043 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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1165 UA35X35X4 UA35X35X4 0.282 1 0.282 LRFD-H1-1A-T
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1130 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.054 1 0.054 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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1021 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.552 1 0.552 LRFD-H1-1B-C
1011 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.081 1 0.081 LRFD-H1-1B-C
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COMMENTS: Several members are inadequate. Inadequate members are proposed

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Beam
2473 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.032 1 0.032
2472 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.321 1 0.321
2471 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.111 1 0.111
2470 63X63X6L 63X63X6L 0.026 1 0.026
2421 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.076 1 0.076
2420 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.093 1 0.093
2419 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.11 1 0.11
2418 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.124 1 0.124
2417 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.124 1 0.124
2416 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.163 1 0.163
2415 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.057 1 0.057
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2414 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.378 1 0.378

2413 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.064 1 0.064
2412 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.603 1 0.603
2411 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.631 1 0.631
2410 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.033 1 0.033
2409 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.735 1 0.735
2408 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.045 1 0.045
2403 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.009 1 0.009
2402 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.317 1 0.317
2397 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.313 1 0.313
2396 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.023 1 0.023
2391 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.793 1 0.793
2390 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.714 1 0.714
2385 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.761 1 0.761
2384 TUBE TUBE 0.357 1 0.357
2383 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.067 1 0.067
2382 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.497 1 0.497
2381 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.075 1 0.075
2380 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.572 1 0.572
2379 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.565 1 0.565
2378 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.033 1 0.033
2377 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.523 1 0.523
2376 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.056 1 0.056
2371 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.023 1 0.023
2370 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.315 1 0.315
2333 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.314 1 0.314
2332 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.086 1 0.086
2327 TUBE TUBE 0.291 1 0.291
2326 TUBE TUBE 0.425 1 0.425
2321 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.727 1 0.727
2320 TUBE TUBE 0.555 1 0.555
2319 UA50X50X5 UA50X50X5 0.067 1 0.067
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Beam Clause
460 PIPX7 PIPX7 0.572 1 0.572 LRFD-H1-1A-C
453 PIPX7 PIPX7 0.131 1 0.131 LRFD-H1-1B-C
452 CHANNEL CHANNEL 0.133 1 0.133 LRFD-H1-1B-C
448 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.052 1 0.052 SHEAR-Y
447 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.059 1 0.059 SHEAR-Z
446 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.055 1 0.055 SHEAR-Z
445 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.06 1 0.06 SHEAR-Y
437 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.098 1 0.098 LRFD-H1-1B-T
435 CHANNEL CHANNEL 0.379 1 0.379 LRFD-H1-1A-C
417 CHANNEL CHANNEL 0.23 1 0.23 LRFD-H1-1B-T
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414 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.032 1 0.032 SHEAR-Z
413 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.024 1 0.024 SHEAR-Z
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350 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.014 1 0.014 SHEAR-Z
349 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.017 1 0.017 SHEAR-Z
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317 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.04 1 0.04 SHEAR-Z
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159 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.015 1 0.015 SHEAR-Y
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127 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.019 1 0.019 SHEAR-Y
126 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.017 1 0.017 SHEAR-Z
125 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.015 1 0.015 SHEAR-Z
96 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.026 1 0.026 SHEAR-Y
95 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.024 1 0.024 SHEAR-Y
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94 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.019 1 0.019 SHEAR-Y

93 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.016 1 0.016 SHEAR-Y
60 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.032 1 0.032 SHEAR-Y
59 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.03 1 0.03 SHEAR-Y
57 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.01 1 0.01 SHEAR-Z
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32 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.04 1 0.04 SHEAR-Y
30 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.011 1 0.011 SHEAR-Z
29 PIPX35 PIPX35 0.011 1 0.011 SHEAR-Z
COMMENTS: All members are adequate.
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COMMENTS ON INITIAL INSPECTION REPORT:

1.0 Uncontrolled heavy storage loading in Building 1, Building 2, Building 3 and Building 4.
Comments: Uncontrolled heavy storage loading in Building 1,2,3,4 has been reduced
after properly performing DEA a proposed load plan has been recommended.
2.0 Bolts missing at the connection between Shed 1 and the existing buildings.
Comments: Roof top steel on existing building-1 has been removed.
3.0 Cracks on beams of Building 1, Building 2, Building 3 and Building 4 and cracks on slab
soffits of Building 1.
Comments: visual cracks are non-structural cracks.
4.0 Inadequacies between the drawings and the actual as-built conditions of Building 1.
Comments: Drawing has been updated as per site condition.
5.0 Capacity check of slab supporting machines and water tanks in Building 1 and Auxiliary
Comments: slab supporting machines and water tanks in Building 1. has been checked.
6.0 Stability and capacity of mezzanine, steel staircase and lift of Building 1.
Comments: Stability and capacity of mezzanine, steel staircase and lift of Building 1.
has been performed. Inadequate members are recommended to strengthen.
7.0 Inclined columns in Building 1 and inclined trusses in Shed 1.

Comments: Inclined columns in Building 1 have been assessed. Roof top steel on
existing building-1 has been removed.
8.0 Movement joint to be properly established between Building 2, Building 3 and Building 4
Comments: Movement joint has been considered between Building 2, Building 3 and
Building 4. in analysis.
9.0 Overall stability system.

Comments: Over all stability system has been verified.
10.0 Distress due to water ingress in Building 1, Building 2, Building 3 and Building 4.
Comments: Waterproofing on the roof slab is suggested to protect the roof slab.
11.0 No parapet wall or guardrail present at the top level of Building 2 and Building 4.
Comments: Parapet wall at the top level of Building 2 and Building 4.are suggested.
12.0 Reinforcement and structural steel left exposed on Building 1, Building 2, Building 3 and
Building 4.
Comments: Exposed reinforcement is suggested to coated rust proof paint.
12.0 No fireproofing material for structural steel elements (if required).

Comments: Roof top steel on existing building-1 has been removed.
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11 CONCLUTION & RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. Drift & Story displacement of Main Building are close to allowable limit
2. PMM Ratio of a few numbers of column are exceed allowable limit.Inadequate columns
should be retrofitting .Retrofitting drawing has been provided.
3. All floor beams are adequate to carry proposed load.
4. Two footing are inadequate in punching shear to carry proposed load. Retrofitting drawing has
been provided.
5. Proposed load plan is prepared considering structural adequacy of structural members.
Immediate props are not required.
6. Factory authority declared Steel shed on building-1 will be demolished.
7. Steel staircase isn’t structurally connected with building-1.But lift are laterally connected by
support with buiding-1 that’s why lift lateral effect are considered in building-1 analysis.
8. Existing mezz. Floor and steel stair several members are inadequate. Inadequate members
are proposed to strengthen. Existing cargo lift is adequate.
Thanking You
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Md. Abdul Quddus

B.Sc Engg. (Civil, BUET)
MIEB-21384, DMINB/CE-0231
CEO & Structural Designer
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTION
Attachments:
1. Occupancy certificate
2. Agreement copy
3. Declaration Letter
4. Concrete Core test report
5. Rebar test report
6. Soil test report
7. Scan report
8. Etabs Summary report
9. Profile of consulting firm (DDS) including
10. Trade License
11. Tin Certificate
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OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE
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CORE TEST REPORT

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RE-BAR
BAR TEST REPORT
REPORT
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SCAN REPORT
FERRO-SCAN REPORT REVISED& PROPOSED 6-STORIED
FACTORY BUILDING 44 KUTUBAIL POST OFFICE
FATULLAH, NARAYANGONJ
NAME OF THE CLIENT

ABIR FASHIONS
Date of Submission:11-08-2016 Submitted By:
Name of the Submitting Engineer
Engr. Abdul Quddus DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTION

B.Sc. Engg(Civil, BUET), Lane #23, House-#160, Ground Floor, New DOHS,
DMINB/CE-0231 Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212,
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LETTER OF DECLARATION
We do hereby declare that this report ofAbir fashions. Revised & proposed 6-
storied factory building,44, kutubail post office, Fatullah Narayangonj, is
prepared based on the scanning data from different location in the structure as
suggested by the engineer/consultant using Hilti PS 200 under the guidance and
supervision of us. We will be responsible for rationality and verification of any
data presented in this report based on scanning only. While scanning and
analyzing, civil engineering knowledge and judgment was applied where
necessary.
Test Report Prepared by
Kazi Abul Kalam Azad

Assistant Engineer
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Test
Location Member Type Reinforcement Details Remarks
Point
Along 16" face
Main Reinforcement: 04-Ø20mm
Column C1 Tie Bar: Ø10 mm @6" c/c
01 Ground Floor (16" X 16")
Along 16" face
Grid D/4
Tie Bar: Ø10 mm @ 6" c/c
Along 16" face
Along 16" face

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Test Point Location Member Type Reinforcement Details Remarks

Along 16" face
Column C1
Ground Tie Bar: Ø10 mm @6" c/c
02 (16" X 16")
Floor Along 16" face
Grid: D/6
Along 16" face
Along 16" face

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Point
Along 24" face
Along 24" face
Grid: C/4
Along 24" face`
Along 24" face

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Point
Along 24" face
Along 24" face
Grid: B/3
Along 24" face`
Along 24" face`

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Point
Along 15" face
05 1st Floor (15" X 15")
Along 15" face
Grid: D/2
Along 15" face`
Along 15" face`

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Point
Along 15" face
06 1st Floor (15" X 15")
Along 15" face
Grid: C/1
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Along 15" face`

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Point
Along 20" face
07 1st Floor (20" X 20")
Along 20" face
Grid: B/2
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Along 20" face

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Point
Along 20" face
08 1st Floor (20" X 20")
Along 20" face
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Note:
 This is a test result only. Not a safety report.

 Rebar dia & No. of rebar may vary from 5%-10% due to excessive clear cover.
Limitation:
 Machine range is from1mm-150mm.
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SOIL TEST REPORT

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ABIR FASHION
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DR. MD. TARIK UDDIN AHAMMAD

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REPORT ON
SUB-SOIL INVESTIGATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PROPOSED

7(SEVEN) STORIED FACTORY BUILDING AT S.A DAG-06,R'S'2L).L
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BANGLADESH.
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GBoiEaHNIcAL CoNSULTANTS & TESTING ENGINEERS.
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SCOPE OF WORK
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EXECUTION OF STANDARD PENETRATION TEST (S,P^T)
COLLECTIONS OF LINDISTURBE,D SAMPLES
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I 5.T) GRO{IND
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WATER. TABLE (G.W"T)
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LABORATORY TE,ST
COLLECTIONS OF F'IELD S.P.T, VALUE,S
I 8.0 DE,SCRIPTION OF SOIL C]-ASSIFICATION
t 9"0 BEARiNG CAPACITY OF CALCULATiON
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"1 REAzuNG CAPACITY FOR SHALLOW FOLINDATION
BE,AR.ING CAPACITY FOR. RAFT FOLNDATION
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I i i.O CONCLUSIONI AND RECOMMENDATION
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I 1.0 INTRODUCTION
I INNOVATM ENGINEERS LTD. Dhaka. Has been awarded the opportunity

to work at the proposed site for sub-soil investigation work including
necessary laboratory test to prepare this repoft, the soil condition of the area
I corresponding to bearing capacity shearing resistance and settlement

characteristics of the soil" This repoft contains relevant data in the from of
drawing, bore logs, curves & graphs for necessary cases in addition to
I abstract the test results" Disctrssion and recommendation about the
appropriate type of foundation for the probable load has been made with the
I results obtained in the field and in the laboratory tests has been presented
with significance.
I 2.0 PURPOSES:-
Sub-soil investigation is as predominant feature for designing foundation of
impoftant structure in an intelligent economic and satisfactory. Both from the
I results of field & laboratory tests are essential to obtain information required
by the structural investigation to asceftain to depth sequence and establish
economy design of foundation.
I 3.O SCOPE OF THE WORK:
I The main scope of the investigation work:-

a. Reconnaissance survey of the site and fixing points for bore holes
b. Drilling of exploratory bore holes to the proposed to determine the
I sequence of and the depth of cache strata.
c. Execution of standard penetration test at 5 feet (1.5m) intervals of the
depth to ascedain relative state compaction and to evaluate allowable
I capacity.
d. Collection of representative disturbed and undisturbed samples of the
soil for laboratory tests and visual classification.
I e. Measuring ground water table in the all bore holes.
f. Execution of various laboratories tested with some selected samples to
t determine by mechanical and physical characteristic of the soil.
4.0 FIELD WORK :-
I 4.L Execution of boririg bv percussion method

The exploratory boring had been executed at the fixed points by the
percussion method in the following way first a 4" diameter casing pipe
T was vertically in to the ground to a sufflcient depth. A chopping
attached to the lower end a drilled was lowered in to the casing pipe
and mover up and down with the help of a rope/were.
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connected water pump through a high pressure hose pipe the up and down
movement of the drill rod helped in to the drill rod and was emerged thruough
I the pores of the chopping bit at a high pressure. Water then rose up the annular
space between the drill rod and the casing and carried the loose soil out of the
drill hole which was advance in this was. The hole was always kept filled with
I water. As a result the excess hydrostatic pressure above the foundation water
pressure the uncaused wall of the hole from drilling mud is used with from a
thin a lining on the wall of the boring and prevents the hole from collapsing
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I The standard penetration tests were performed at (1.5m.) 5 feet intervals of

the boring. This was executed by using a spilt spoon sample of 3.49cm(13/8")
inches inner and 5.08cm(2") inches outer dia meter having an over all length
I of 76.23 cm.(30") inches on the drill rod. The number of blows (lr{) necessary
to produce the penetration were recorded in three different stages at 15.24cm.
(6") inches interval" The N values were taken as summation of the number of
I blows required in 2"d 3'd 15.24cm.(6") inches for executing the last rid was
lowered in to the bore. The upper end of the drill was fitted with a socket on
which a (140lbs) hammer was allowed to fail freely from the required height
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of 7.62cm. (30") inches.
Collection of undisturbed sarnples
r Undisturbed sampling is very important in soil investigation determination for

some important soil properties, such as shear Strength angel of internal friction
etc" The soil samples are collected from cohesive layers in the walled sampler
I tubes known as Shelby tubes" the are 7.62 cm. (3") inches in diameter having
in this wall thickness. the length of the tubes are usually 45.73 cm (18" to 24")
inches before collection of a sample the hole is washed and cleaned for some
I time and Shelby tube is attached hard. The tube is pressed down in to the
ground from the top filled with soil sample. After the Shelby tube is taken out
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of the hole ends are cleaned and sealed paraffin was in any change is moisture
content.
I 4.4 Collection of disturbed sample

Disturbed soil samples were extracted at every 1"5cm. (5';
interval or at every change of star examined the changes is the color and type
feet
I drill water returned with cutting of soils from the bore hole during operation.
The samples were collected by means of spilt spoon sampler. This sample was
attached to the bottom of the drilling rod in place of the cutting bit end
I lowered in to the hole at the desired depth. It is then driven in to the soil up-to
a measured depth by means of hammering in a prescribed manner and then
removed from the holes.
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5.0 Gfound water table (G.W.T.)
The ground water table was recorded in each bore hole.
Measurement for
ground water table was taken after and over night,s
stabilization of
completion of boring of a hole and followea uy anJtner
-for measure ment 24
hours. The last measurement was taken as final ground water table and
recorded. During this period the bore hole was proteited
from any physical
disturbance ofcasing.
6.0 Laboratorv Tests

The following laboratory tests were done to know the
eharacteristic (a)
Natural moisture content test (b) Specify gravity tests (c)
Atterbarg limits
tests (d) Wet. and density tests (e) Complete grain size'analysis
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Unconfined compression tests (g) Consolidat]on tests (h)
birect shear
tests.
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If the soil is very fine or silty saturated sand and the measured penetration
resistance is greater than l5 than N value should be adjusted by
Nc:15+0.5 (N-15)
Where Nc: Corrected SpT, N: Field SpT
8.0 D.escfiption of soil classifi cation

The following terns been used in this report for description
classification"
of soil
Trace: 01Ya to l\o/c

Little: 11% ro 2A%
Some: 21% ro 35%
Sandy: Sandl,"above 500.zir
Silty: above 50%
Sitrty
Clayey: Clay above 50%
9.0
Sub-soil strata consist of soil with cohesive nature. The

bearing capacity of
clayey soil deepen"g o1 primarily upon its consistency
or shiar .t
The consistence can be depending by:- "ngt.
t. iot't For small jobs, the relationship
between the standard penetration resistance, consistence
and allowable
bearing capacity as indicated in the accompanying tabre (Teng)
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approximate
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Soil
Very soft
soft
standard
resistance
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square fboting
0.00-0.30
0.32-0"6s
continuous footing
u.00-.22
[].22-0.47
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stiff
4-8
8-15
0.65-x "30
x.30-2.43
4"47-().94
4.94-1.77
Veri, Stiff 15-30 2.43-4.87 1.V7 -3.54
L Hard above 30" 4"80 3.54
! e Allowable bearing capacity : ll3 (Ultimate bearing capacity)
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2. From Unconfined the consistence of soil shoald be determined
bv unconfined comoression tests:-
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Where
Quilt:
CNc
Net ultimate bearing capacity

C : CalculationYz of unconfined comprehensive strength
I Nc : Bearing capacity factor of clay, see flrg.
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Nc (For rectangie)
D/B - 0.84-0 I 68 L Nc (square )
T L - iength of footing
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L : Length of footing
Df : Depth oflfboting
ts: Width tlf footins
Fig. Uitimate bearing capacity of e.W" skeptic

ftrr sandy soil. bearing capacit5r has been calculated by design chart
provided load.
Page numbers 1 18 f Zf of the Book Foundation Design by'l'eng
3.0
If Qd is the resistance of a pile to penetration in to the ground under a static
load
Qd: Qpr + Qr
Where Qpr : Skin fiiction
Reference: Foundation design by Teng page no. 119 & i2l
Iherefore
Qd: QPAP: fsAs
Where Qd: {Jltirnate bearing capacity of pile

Ap :Section area of pile top (sq.ft)
Fs: Average unite skin or shaft (tons/sq.ft.)
Qp : Unit point (tonl resistance (torusq./tl.1
As : sectional area of pile shaft I skin area
But on the basis of some correction, the ultimate bearing capacity of driven
displacement pile can be obtained (suing the sFT vilues)
:NAsi5O tons ep : 4 and,
(Reference Nfaterlals engineering for road consrruction, tsRRI-. pile chap)
Where N: corrected SPT

using a factor of safety 3.0 ea: Alrowabre trearing capacitl,
4/_r Nap: irjAS/150
Using 300mm(12"X12") R"c.c" pile, Ap: 1 X 1 : |ft2

As : (l-r1-i-l ) L for Sfl. (i.52m) inter depth
: 4L:4X5 : 2Osq.ft.
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Allowable bearing capacity in terms end bearing
: 413 N tons
Aliowable skin friction
: 2/tr5 N tons
Allowable end trearing capacity and allowable skin friction values

,lifTerent depth have been presented in table -1 (if necessary)
PTLE IN COHESIVE SOIL

Driven displacement Piles
Ultimate bearing capacity of pile is given by equation

Qu: Qb-rQs
Qb: Ultimate base resistance of pile
Qs: Ultimate skin friction of Pile
: Nc Ch Ab*Cb As
Where Nc: bearing capacity factor of pile to 9
Ctr: Llltimate shear strength of soil
strength : l2nkNlm
Qul2 (.Where Qu:lJnconfined compressive
sq"
: t2Ni2 (qui:12 KN/m':)
Where N: Corrected SPT
Ab: Base area of pile
: adhesion factor equal to
Cb: average un drain shear strange of soil
S oitr: ZLLI 2-* 12N/2 (l'{:average SPT)
As: Shatt area or skin area I
* t2Nl2 As
Qu: 9* tr2N/2*Ab+1
: 54N Ab:Z.1 N As
PILE IN GRANULAR SOIL

given
on the basis of SPT values alternate bearing capacity of pile has been
by the equation
Qu:400N Ab:2N As
(For driven displacement pile Fs:4)
qU:133 n aSB*0.67ANs
(For R.c"c. cast-in-situ ops bored pile. Fs":2'5)
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[,u\ !:^ i:- fr
6 W;i#
r
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Equation I and2 are known Mayer Hoof equation 400 N Ab and 133 NAb are end
bearing ioad respects and bored pile 2NAs and 0"67 NAs are skin friction loads
respectively for pre cast and bored pile.
Where
Qu:Total ioad carried by the in KN
N: X-Sectional area of the pile (in m sq.)
Navg: Average value up to pile depth
N>5 r
As: Surface area of the pile in m sq.
9.1 BEARING CAPACITY FOR SHALLOW FOUNDATION

According toTerzaghi a foundation is called shallow foundation if its depth
is equal to or less than its width"
The shallow foundations are classified are follow:-
1. Spread footing or simply footing

2. Strip footing
3. Combined footing
4. Mat Or Raft foundation
9,2 BEARING CAPACITY FOR SPREAD FOOTING

The safe bearing capacity may be calculated from the following equation
based on Terzaghis analysis.
Assumptions in Terzaghi analYsis
1" The soil is homogenous and isotropic

2. The strip footing has a rout brass
3" Failure zones do not extend the horizontai plane though the
brass
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I Quilr CNc-.0.57+DNq-'$'JSY""'"" "^" " "(1)
I For PurelS' cohesive soil
0: 0,nc:5.?"Nq:1.0, N:0
I Quilt:CNc+yDNq
=g\q+yD
Y: 1"65gm/cc
(1.65*2'54*12)
- -10000*m00--
t :5"7c-+o'2
D:5'-0") i
0'0467 T/ft'"
t
(Assume
Quilt :Quilt/Fs.:Quilt/3
:ll3(5.7C:0.23)
t
:t.9c+0.0716
:1.9*0.125N/2+0.076
:0. 1 1 6N+0.076(Whero, N: Conected SPT)
t For Square Footing
t Quilt
: 1 .3 CNc+)DNq+0.4)NBY
t For circular footing
Quilel.3NC0+)DNq+0.3YNB Y
For 0:0,Nc:5.7, Nq:1, N):0
E For circular or square footing
!
Quilt:1.3+5.7c+D)
:7 "4lC+0.25
Quilr2.47C+0.076(Assume Fs':3 )
0" 1 54N+0.0 7 6 Kgl cmz ( 1 Ton:1 000Kgs)
9.3 Bearing Capacity Of Raft Foundation

L 1. A raft on clayey soil may be fail in shear. The net ultimate bearing
capacity
Ir may be deveioped by TENG the follor'r'ing expression

:
Quilt: 5.7C {2BlL)

- -{.7C (1+28/L) (1+2Dlb)
tt
-t
2. A raft on sandy soil may be faii in shear. The following expression has been
developed by" TENG for the design on rafl toundation on sandy soil.
On the basis ot shear failure criterion
Quilt:1/50N2BRw-r3(1t)O+Nc)DRu,"i" . "...Ton/m2
The conventional method is based on the following two based assumption
1) The foundation is infinitely rigid and actual deflection of the raft dose not
influence the pressure distribution below the raft.
2) The soil press are assumed to the planner such that centered of the soii
pressure coincides with the lime action of the resultant force of,all the
loads action on the foliowing

In the conventional method, the allowable Lrearing capacity pressure is found using
foliowing
q1:21.4N2 BRq l+64(DRw2.. "... ....Kglm2
q2:i950t\-llRw2. ".""...Kg/m2
The smaller of the two values of q1 and q2 should be used for design on the basis of
settlement criterion (for tr 5mm settlement)
Quilt:2"50(N-3) Rw' Ton/m2
If the maximum settlement of 50mm is permitted for a raft. the differential settlement
is not likely to exceed 20mm based on this considering" fhe net pressure can be
calculation tiom the following equation for raft having r.vith greater than 6m
Quilt:2(N-2)Rw' Ton/m2
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I 1O.O BEARING CAPACITY OF SUB.SOIL
Allowable bearing capacity of sub-soil. skin-friction and end bearing capacity of piles, using
T standard penetration test values and unconfined compression test value with (Fs=2.5)
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BH.1
Depth in SPT Values Ailowable bearrng capacity Allowable bearing capacity
feet Square footing Cont. footing TSF Skin-friction End bearing TSF (fo)
5',-0" .14 0.83 0.1 1 1.05
10'-0" 10 1.63 1"18 0.15 1.5
1.79 1.30 0.17 1.65
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15',-0" 11
r 20'-0"
25',-0"
30'-0"
35',-0"
12
13
14
15
1.95
2.11
2.28
2.44
1.42
1.53
1.65
1.77
0.18
0.20
0.21
0.23
1.8
11.61
12.51
13.40
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40'-0" 22 3.58 2.60 0.33 19.65
45'-0" 26 4.23 3.07 0.39 23.23
50'-0" 32 5"24 3.78 0,48 28.59
5',-0" 6 0.98 0.71 0.09 0.9

0'-0" I 0.14 1.35
t
''1
1"46 1"06
15'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 1.5
20'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
25'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
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30'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
35'-0" 1a
IL l06 1.42 0.18 14.V2
40'-0" 18 2.93 2"12 0.27 1 6.08
45',-0" l5 3.74 2.71 0.35 20.55
50'-0" 32 5.24 3.78 0.48 28.59
t Etn
10'-0"
8
10
1.30
1.63
094
1.18
4"12
0.15
1.2
16
15'-0" tl 1.79 1.30 0.17 1.65
t 20'-0"
25'-0"
301-0"
10
12
13
1.63
1.95
2.11
1.18
1.42
1.53
0.15
0.18
0.20
1.5
10.72
11.61
35'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
t 40'-0" 19 3.09 2.24 0.29 16.97
t
45'-0" 24 3.90 2.83 0.36 21.44
50'-0" 31 5.04 3.66 0.47 27.69
BH.4
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5',-0" 7 14 0.83 0.1 1.05
10'-0" 8 1.30 0.94 0.12 1.2
15'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 1.5
20'-0" 12 1.95 1"42 0.18 1.8
! 25'-0"
30'-0"
35'-0"
40'-0"
11
12
14
21
1.79
1.95
2.28
3.41
1.30
1.42
1.65
2.48
a.1v
0.18
4.21
0.32
9.83
10.72
12.51
18.76
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45'-n" 25 4.06 2.95 0.38 22.33
50'-0" 30 4.88 3.54 0.45 26.80
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5'-0" v 1.46 1.06 4.14 t.35

10'-0" 11 1.79 1.30 4.17 1.65
1s',-0" 12 '1.95 1"42 0.18 1.8
20'-0" 13 2.11 1.53 0.24 1.95
25',-4" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
30'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12"51
35',-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
40'-0" 21 3.41 2.48 0.32 18.76
45',-0" 24 3.90 2.83 0.36 21.44
50'-0" 29 4.71 3.42 0.44 25.91
5'-0" 6 0.98 4.71 0.09 0.9

10'-0" 10 1"63 1.18 0.15 1.5
15'-0" 11 1.79 1.30 0.17 1.65
20'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
25'-0" 13 2.11 '1.53 0.24 11.61
30'-0" 15 2.44 1.77 0.23 13.44
35'-0" 14 2.28 1"65 0.21 12.51
40'-0" 19 3.09 2.24 0.29 16.97
45'-0" ,2 3.V4 2.71 0.35 20.55
50'-0" 30 4.88 3.54 4.45 26.80
BH.7
a
5 -0" 1.14 0.83 0.1 '1
1.05
10'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 1.5
15'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 1.5
20'-0" 11 1.79 1.30 0.17 '1.65
2s',-O" 12 '1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
30'-0" 4a 2.11 1.53 o.2a 11.61
35'-0" 17 2.76 2.01 0"26 15.19
40'-0" 21 3.41 2.48 0.32 18.76
45',-0" 24 3.90 2.83 0.36 21.44
50'-0" 32 5.24 3.78 0.48 28.59
5'-0" B 1.30 0.94 0.12 1.2

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0'-0" 10 t.oJ 1.18 0.15 1(
4q
15'-0" tz 1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
20'-0" 13 2.11 1.53 0.20 1.95
25'-O" 10 1.63 1.18 0.'15 8.93
30'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
35',-0" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
40'-0" 19 3.09 2.24 0.29 16.97
45'-0" 25 4.06 2.95 0.38 22.33
50'-0" 34 5.53 4.01 0.51 30.37
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5'-0" 7 1.14 0.83 0.11 1.05

10'-0" 9 1.46 1.06 0.14 1.35
15'-0" 10 1.63 1 .18 0.15 '1.5
20'-0" 44
tt 1.79 1.30 0.17 1.65
25',-4" 13 2.11 1.53 0.20 1.61
30'-0" 15 2.44 1.77 0.23 13.40
35'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 4.21 12"51
40'-0" 20 3.25 2.36 0.30 17.8V
45'-0" aa 3.74 2.71 0.35 20.55
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50'-0" 34 4.01 0.51 30.37
BH.1O
5'-0" I 1.46 1.06 4.14 1.35
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10'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 t-u
15'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
zu -v 42 2.11 1.53 o.2a "1 06
25',,0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
30'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12"51
35'-0" 13 2.11 1.53 0.20 11.61
40'-0" 20 3.25 2.36 0.30 17.87
45'-0" 23 3.74 2.71 0.35 20"55
50'-0" 28 4.55 3.30 0.42 25.01
5',-0" 5 0.81 0.59 0.08 0.75

10'-0" I 1.46 1.06 4.14 1.35
'1
5'-0" 10 '1.63 1.18 0.1 5 1.5
20'-0" I 1.46 1.06 0.14 1.35
25'.-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 8.93
30'-0" 11 1.79 1.30 0.17 9.83
35'-0" 16 2.60 1.89 0.24 14.29
40'-0" 19 3.09 2.24 0.29 16.97
45',-0" 23 3.74 n -71
0.35 20.55
50'-0" 29 4.71 3.42 0.44 25.91
5'-0" 7 "14 0.83 0.11 1.05

i 0'-0" 1n '1.63 1 .18 0.15 48,
15'-0" 44 1.79 1.30 0.17 1.65
20'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
25',-0" 13 2.11 1.53 0.20 11.61
30'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
35',-0" 10 '1.63 1.18 0.15 8.93
40'-0" 17 2.76 2.01 0.26 15.19
45'-0" 21 3.41 2.48 0.32 18.76
50'-0" 28 4.55 3.30 0.42 25"01
55',-0" 33 5"36 3.89 0.50 29.48
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10 -0"
15',-O" 10
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1.14
1.46
1.63
0.83
1.06
1.18
0.1
4.14
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1.35
1.5
r 20'-0"
25',-0"
30 -0"
35'-0"
12
13
14
16
1.95
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z.tt
2.28
2.60
1.42
n.53
1"65
1.89
0.18
0.20
0.21
0.24
1.8
11.61
12.51
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14.29
40'-0' 21 3.41 2.48 0.32 18.76
45'-0" 26 4.23 3.07 0.39 23 23
50'-0" 29 4.71 3.42 4.44 25.91
r trr n'l
10'-0"
15'-0"
v
12
1.14
1.79
0.83
1.30
0.1
417
1 1.05
1.65
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1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
20'-0" 10 163 1.'18 0.15 1.5
25'-0" 14 2.28 1"65 0.21 12.51
30'-0" 16 2.60 1.89 4.24 tr4.29
r 35',-0"
40'-0"
45',-0"
50'-0"
16
20
26
33
2.6A
3.25
4.23
5.36
1.89
2.36
3.07
0.24
0.30
0.39
14.29
1V
23.23
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8 1.30 0.94 4.12 1.2
10'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 I.C
r 15'-0"
20'-0"
25',-0"
11
12
12
1.79
1.95
1.95
1.30
1.42
1.42
0.17
0.18
0.18
1.65
1.8
10.72
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30'-0" 15 2.44 1.7V 4.23 13.4A
35'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
40'-0" 21 3"41 2"48 0.32 18.76
45'-0" )? 3.74 2.V1 0.35 20.55
I 50'-0"
c-u
30
6
4.88
8H.16
0.98
3.54
4.71
0.45
0.09
26.80
0.9
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15'-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 1.8
20'-0" 13 2.11 1.53 a.2a
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1.95
25',-0" tu 2.11
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1.53 0.20 11.61
30'-0" 10 1.63 1.18 0.15 8.93
35',-0" 14 2.28 '1.65 0.21 12.51
40'-0" 19 3.09 2.24 0.29 16.97
I 45'-0"
50'-0"
25
33
4.06
5.36
2.95
3.89
0.38
0.50
22.33
29.48
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1.05
6 1?n 0.94 4.12
15',-0" 1.2
10 163 1 18 4E
44 0" 15
tt i.79 1.30 0.17 1.65
25'-0" 13 2.11 16? 0.20 11.61
30'-0" 14 228 1.65 4.21 x2.51
35',-0" 12 1.95 1.42 0.18 10.72
40'-0" 19 3.09 2.24 0"29 16.97
45'.-0" 22 3.58 260 0.33 19"65
33 5.36 i.89 0.50 29"48
5'-0" 6 0.98 0"71 0.09 0.9
10'-0" I 1.30 0.94 0.12 1.2
1s',-0" 10 1.63
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1.18 0.15 1"5
20'-0" 12 ,l oA
142 0.18 1.8
14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
30'-0" 4E,
2"44 t.! I 0.23 13.40
35'-0" x3 , 14 1.53 4.20
40'-0" 11.61
21 3.41 2.48 0.32 18.76
45',-0" 24 3.90 2"83 0.36 21.44
50'-0" 34 trE2 4.01 0.51 30.37
BH.19
5'-0" A 0.98 0.71 0.09 0.9
10'-0" 10 1.63 1"18 0.'15 1.5
t3 -u 12 1.95 n {R
1.42 1.8
20'-0" 14 2.28 'x.65
,IE 0.21 2.1
25'-0" 2.44 t.r I 0.23 13.40
30'-0" 14 2.28 1.65 4.21 12.51
14 2.28 1.65 0.21 12.51
40'-0" 2A 3.25 2.36 0.30 17.87
45'-0" 27 4"39 3.19 0.41 24.12
50'-0" 5.20 3.V8 0.48
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28.59
5'-0" v 1.14 0.83 0.1 1 1.05

10'-0" 8 1.30 0.94 0.12
15',-o" o 1.46 1.06 0.14 1.35
20'-0" 10 1.63 1.'18 0.15 1.5
25'.-0" 13 2.11 1.53 0.20 11.61
30'-0" 14 2.28 165 0.21 12.51
35'-0"
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16 2.6A 1.89 0.24 1l )a
40'.0" 22 3.58 2.60 o?? 'r9.65
45'-0" 23 ?7t 2.71 0.35
50'-0" 20.55
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t The sub-soil investigation for the construction of proposed 7(SEVEN) - Storied Industrial
I Building at DAG NO.-5.A-06,R.S-21,J.L NO.-156,MOUZA-KHIJIRPUR'P.S-FATULLAH,
I DIST. NARAYAN GANJ, BAN G LAD ES H.
The sub-soil investigation for the consists of 20 (TWENTY) nos. exploratory boring up to the
I maximum depth 55 feet from the existing grOund level.The field and laboratory test results of
sub-soil investigation up to the maximum depth 55 feet at BH-1, BH-2, BH-3, BH-4, BH-5, BH-
I 6, BH-7, BH-8, BH-g, BH-10, BH-11, h+-1;., BH-13, BH-L4, BH-15, BH-16, BH-L7, BH-18, BH-
19 & BH-20 are shown in the bore hole chart and test result sheet enclosed here with. The
I S.P.T. value, bearing capacity, skin-friction and end bearing capacity supplied in the page no.
I 10(A), 10(B), 10(C), 10(D) & 10(E)"

On the basis of information available from this geotechnical,
foundation will be suitable and economy.
It may conclude that shallow
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t SHALLOW FOUNDATION
This type of footing may be placed at 10'-0" from the existing ground
!I level. The average bearing capacity of soil at 10'-0" is 1,30 TSF.
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DE-EP FOUNDATION:
The R.c.c. Cast in situ pile may be used with following category (Fs.=2.5)
t Length of
Pile from
Allowable load
bearing of 16"
Allowable load
bearing of 18"
Allowable load
bearing of 20"
Allowable load
bearing of 24"
t, E.G.t. dia R.c.c" cast dia R.c.c. cast dia R.c.c. cast dia R.c.c. cast
!t in situ pile.
(Fs.=z.s)
in situ pile"
(Fs"=z.s)
in situ pile"
(Fs.=z.s)
in situ pile.
(Fs.=z.s)
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40'-o" 28 Ton Per Pile 38 Ton Per Pile 47 Ton Per Pile 65 Ton Per Pile
45',-O" 35 Ton Per Pile 48 Ton Per Pile 57 Ton Per Pile 80 Ton Per Pile
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50'-0" 4O Ton Per Pile 59 Ton Per Pile 70 Ton Per Pile 92 Ton Per Pile
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shal Bolli oile: The shal Bolli pile may be provided at 6'-0" From E.G.L.This
Upe of pile 6"dia and l?L?"embodiment Iength expected carry around 3 tons
load per piles.
pre-cast n" ' The R.c.c. pre-cast pile may be provided. This type of pile B" X
8" Size and 15'-O" embodiment length expected carry around 7 tons load per
piles.
R.c,c, cast in Situ oile: The R,c,c, cast in Situ pile may be provided at 5L0" from
E.G.L. This type of pile L2" dia Size and 30'-0" embodiment length expected carry
around 10 tons load per piles.
Alternativelv:The sand pile may be provided at 6L0" From E.G.L.This type of

pib B'Aia and 3?L0"embodiment Iength @ 1'-6'ClC expected average bearing
capacity carry around 1.50 TSF.
Note :-
a. lrsf= :
1.094 kg/cm2 10"25 kn/mz, 1 Ton = 2000tbs. =1000kgs = g.g6kn, lm = 3.28
fr. E.G.l-. = Existing ground level. & Fs.= Factor of safety.
b. Foundation base should be kept dry during construction penod"
c, However, The designer may select any other alternatively type of foundation
as the bearing capacity of the foundation to this requirement in the light of
information provided in the repoft,
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FATU LLAH, DIST.-NARAYANGANJ,BANGLADESH.
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Bore Hole Chart of Boring No.02

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INNOVAT]VE ENGINEERS !-TD.
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I.ITHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION
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House Ground Floor, New DOHS,
Mobile: +8801718612966,
ETABS SUMMARY REPORT

Abir_Main Building_16.08.16_BRM
ETABS v9.7.4 File:ABIR_MAIN BUILDING_16.08.16_BRM Units:Kip-in August 20, 2016

11:55 PAGE 1
PROJECT INFORMATION
Company Name = MK

11:55 PAGE 2
S T O R Y D A T A
STORY SIMILAR TO HEIGHT ELEVATION
STAIR ROOF None 96.000 1137.001

ROOF None 149.000 1041.001
5TH FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 125.000 892.001
4TH FLOOR None 126.000 767.000
3RD FLOOR None 125.000 641.000
2ND FLOOR None 153.960 516.000
1ST FLOOR None 111.000 362.040
MEZZANINE None 119.040 251.040
GF None 132.000 132.000
BASE None 0.000

11:55 PAGE 3
S T A T I C L O A D C A S E S
STATIC CASE AUTO LAT SELF WT NOTIONAL NOTIONAL

CASE TYPE LOAD MULTIPLIER FACTOR DIRECTION
DEAD DEAD N/A 1.0000

LIVE LIVE N/A 0.0000
FF SUPER DEAD N/A 0.0000
WALL SUPER DEAD N/A 0.0000
EX QUAKE UBC94 0.0000
EY QUAKE UBC94 0.0000
WX WIND UBC94 0.0000
WY WIND UBC94 0.0000
SDL SUPER DEAD N/A 0.0000

11:55 PAGE 4
A U T O W I N D U B C 9 4
Case: WX
Page 1
AUTO WIND INPUT DATA
Exposure From: Rigid diaphragm extents

Direction Angle = 0 degrees
Windward Cq = 0.8
Leeward Cq = 0.5
Top Story: ROOF

Bottom Story: GF
A parapet is included
Parapet height = 36
Basic Wind Speed, V = 121 mph

Exposure Type = B
Importance Factor, Iw = 1
AUTO WIND EXPOSURE WIDTH INFORMATION (Exposure widths are from diaphragm extents)
STORY DIAPHRAGM WIDTH X Y
STAIR ROOF D1 233.000 583.500 116.500

ROOF D1 1980.000 358.500 924.000
5TH FLOOR D1 1980.000 358.500 924.000
4TH FLOOR D1 1980.000 358.500 924.000
3RD FLOOR D1 1980.000 382.000 924.000
2ND FLOOR D1 1853.000 350.500 926.500
1ST FLOOR D1 1853.000 350.500 926.500
MEZZANINE D1 233.000 350.500 116.500
AUTO WIND CALCULATION FORMULAS
P = wind pressure = SUM(Ce Cq qs Iw) -- Method 1
Ce, the combined height, exposure and gust factor coefficient, is from UBC94
Table 16-G
qs is the wind stagnation pressure at the standard height of 33 feet

qs = 0.00256 V^2 >= 10 psf
AUTO WIND CALCULATION RESULTS
qs = 37.4810 psf
Page 2
AUTO WIND STORY FORCES
STORY FX FY FZ MX MY
MZ
STAIR ROOF 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000

0.000
ROOF 78.90 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-2589.066
5TH FLOOR 98.14 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-2413.858
4TH FLOOR 86.37 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-2322.160
3RD FLOOR 84.34 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-1003.205
2ND FLOOR 81.32 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-1235.163
1ST FLOOR 71.60 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-853.643
MEZZANINE 7.11 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
49.071
GF 2.25 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-1989.559

11:55 PAGE 5
A U T O W I N D U B C 9 4
Case: WY
AUTO WIND INPUT DATA
Exposure From: Rigid diaphragm extents

Direction Angle = 90 degrees
Windward Cq = 0.8
Leeward Cq = 0.5
Top Story: ROOF

Bottom Story: GF
A parapet is included
Parapet height = 36
Basic Wind Speed, V = 121 mph

Exposure Type = B
Importance Factor, Iw = 1
Page 3
AUTO WIND EXPOSURE WIDTH INFORMATION (Exposure widths are from diaphragm extents)
STORY DIAPHRAGM WIDTH X Y
STAIR ROOF D1 235.000 583.500 116.500

ROOF D1 811.000 358.500 924.000
5TH FLOOR D1 811.000 358.500 924.000
4TH FLOOR D1 811.000 358.500 924.000
3RD FLOOR D1 764.000 382.000 924.000
2ND FLOOR D1 701.000 350.500 926.500
1ST FLOOR D1 701.000 350.500 926.500
MEZZANINE D1 701.000 350.500 116.500
AUTO WIND CALCULATION FORMULAS
P = wind pressure = SUM(Ce Cq qs Iw) -- Method 1
Ce, the combined height, exposure and gust factor coefficient, is from UBC94
Table 16-G
qs is the wind stagnation pressure at the standard height of 33 feet

qs = 0.00256 V^2 >= 10 psf
AUTO WIND CALCULATION RESULTS
qs = 37.4810 psf
AUTO WIND STORY FORCES
MZ
STAIR ROOF 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000

0.000
ROOF 0.00 31.54 0.00 0.000 0.000
-105.412
5TH FLOOR 0.00 38.63 0.00 0.000 0.000
-608.160
4TH FLOOR 0.00 34.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-348.288
3RD FLOOR 0.00 31.33 0.00 0.000 0.000
192.924
2ND FLOOR 0.00 29.66 0.00 0.000 0.000
-242.113
1ST FLOOR 0.00 26.07 0.00 0.000 0.000
Page 4
170.184
MEZZANINE 0.00 21.40 0.00 0.000 0.000
153.144
GF 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
0.000

11:55 PAGE 6
A U T O S E I S M I C U B C 9 4
Case: EX
AUTO SEISMIC INPUT DATA
Direction: X
Typical Eccentricity = 5%
Eccentricity Overrides: No
Period Calculation: Method A

Ct = 0.03 (in feet units)
Top Story: STAIR ROOF

Bottom Story: BASE
Rw = 5
Z = 0.15
S = 1.5
I = 1
hn = 1137.001 (Building Height)
AUTO SEISMIC CALCULATION FORMULAS
Ta = Ct (hn^(3/4))
V = Z I C W / Rw
C = (1.25 S) / (T^(2/3))
C <= 2.75
C >= 0.075 Rw, that is, C >= 0.3750
If T <= 0.7 sec, then Ft = 0

If T > 0.7 sec, then Ft = 0.07 T V <= 0.25 V
AUTO SEISMIC CALCULATION RESULTS
Ta = 0.9111 sec
Page 5
T Used = 0.9111 sec
C Used = 1.9951
W Used = 9717.33
V Used = 0.0599W = 581.61
Ft Used = 37.09
AUTO SEISMIC STORY FORCES
MZ
STAIR ROOF 42.10 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000

16.362
ROOF 117.05 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-3805.070
5TH FLOOR 119.64 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-3770.606
4TH FLOOR 100.60 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-2477.805
3RD FLOOR 83.20 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-636.195
2ND FLOOR 60.65 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-1246.733
1ST FLOOR 43.42 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-63.746
MEZZANINE 5.60 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
11.246
GF 9.37 0.00 0.00 0.000 0.000
-8696.953

11:55 PAGE 7
A U T O S E I S M I C U B C 9 4
Case: EY
AUTO SEISMIC INPUT DATA
Direction: Y
Typical Eccentricity = 5%
Eccentricity Overrides: No
Period Calculation: Method A

Ct = 0.03 (in feet units)
Page 6
Top Story: STAIR ROOF
Bottom Story: BASE
Rw = 5
Z = 0.15
S = 1.5
I = 1
hn = 1137.001 (Building Height)
AUTO SEISMIC CALCULATION FORMULAS
Ta = Ct (hn^(3/4))
V = Z I C W / Rw
C = (1.25 S) / (T^(2/3))
C <= 2.75
C >= 0.075 Rw, that is, C >= 0.3750
If T <= 0.7 sec, then Ft = 0

If T > 0.7 sec, then Ft = 0.07 T V <= 0.25 V
AUTO SEISMIC CALCULATION RESULTS
Ta = 0.9111 sec
T Used = 0.9111 sec
C Used = 1.9951
W Used = 9717.33
V Used = 0.0599W = 581.61
Ft Used = 37.09
AUTO SEISMIC STORY FORCES
MZ
STAIR ROOF 0.00 42.10 0.00 0.000 0.000

40.923
ROOF 0.00 117.05 0.00 0.000 0.000
-390.387
5TH FLOOR 0.00 119.64 0.00 0.000 0.000
-225.158
4TH FLOOR 0.00 100.60 0.00 0.000 0.000
409.399
Page 7
3RD FLOOR 0.00 83.20 0.00 0.000 0.000
1045.316
2ND FLOOR 0.00 60.65 0.00 0.000 0.000
288.549
1ST FLOOR 0.00 43.42 0.00 0.000 0.000
195.757
MEZZANINE 0.00 5.60 0.00 0.000 0.000
53.540
GF 0.00 9.37 0.00 0.000 0.000
3154.505

11:55 PAGE 8
M A S S S O U R C E D A T A
MASS LATERAL LUMP MASS

FROM MASS ONLY AT STORIES
Loads No No
M A S S S O U R C E L O A D S
LOAD MULTIPLIER
DEAD 1.0000
FF 1.0000
WALL 1.0000
SDL 1.0000

11:55 PAGE 9
D I A P H R A G M M A S S D A T A
STORY DIAPHRAGM MASS-X MASS-Y MMI X-M

Y-M
STAIR ROOF D1 5.884E-02 5.884E-02 1.611E+03 581.740

117.670
ROOF D1 1.267E+00 1.267E+00 5.848E+05 361.843
890.243
5TH FLOOR D1 1.877E+00 1.877E+00 8.445E+05 374.242
897.886
4TH FLOOR D1 1.754E+00 1.754E+00 8.352E+05 368.745
895.591
3RD FLOOR D1 1.748E+00 1.748E+00 8.136E+05 375.842
910.650
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2ND FLOOR D1 1.636E+00 1.636E+00 6.883E+05 358.664
909.819
1ST FLOOR D1 1.848E+00 1.848E+00 7.890E+05 343.971
913.014
MEZZANINE D1 3.942E-01 3.942E-01 2.815E+04 343.345
123.397

11:55 PAGE 10
A S S E M B L E D P O I N T M A S S E S
STORY UX UY UZ RX RY
RZ
STAIR ROOF 1.314E-01 1.314E-01 1.314E-01 0.000E+00 0.000E+00

1.611E+03
ROOF 3.358E+00 3.358E+00 3.358E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
5.848E+05
5TH FLOOR 4.006E+00 4.006E+00 4.006E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
8.445E+05
4TH FLOOR 3.917E+00 3.917E+00 3.917E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
8.352E+05
3RD FLOOR 3.877E+00 3.877E+00 3.877E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
8.136E+05
2ND FLOOR 3.511E+00 3.511E+00 3.511E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
6.883E+05
1ST FLOOR 3.582E+00 3.582E+00 3.582E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
7.890E+05
MEZZANINE 6.659E-01 6.659E-01 6.659E-01 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
2.815E+04
GF 2.120E+00 2.120E+00 2.120E+00 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
0.000E+00
BASE 2.545E-01 2.545E-01 2.545E-01 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
0.000E+00
Totals 2.542E+01 2.542E+01 2.542E+01 0.000E+00 0.000E+00
4.585E+06

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C E N T E R S O F C U M U L A T I V E M A S S & C E N T E R S O F R I
G I D I T Y
STORY DIAPHRAGM /----------CENTER OF MASS----------//--CENTER OF

RIGIDITY--/
LEVEL NAME MASS ORDINATE-X ORDINATE-Y ORDINATE-X
ORDINATE-Y
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STAIR ROOF D1 5.884E-02 581.740 117.670 525.550
259.961
ROOF D1 1.326E+00 371.601 855.957 314.209
878.106
5TH FLOOR D1 3.203E+00 373.149 880.531 313.038
870.899
4TH FLOOR D1 4.957E+00 371.591 885.859 311.695
864.430
3RD FLOOR D1 6.705E+00 372.699 892.322 309.828
856.126
2ND FLOOR D1 8.341E+00 369.946 895.754 308.405
846.329
1ST FLOOR D1 1.019E+01 365.236 898.884 304.818
837.091
MEZZANINE D1 1.058E+01 364.420 870.001 296.536
440.734

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MODAL INFORMATION
Modal Analysis not done.

11:55 PAGE 13
TOTAL REACTIVE FORCES (RECOVERED LOADS) AT ORIGIN
LOAD FX FY FZ MX MY
MZ
DEAD 2.912E-05 -1.837E-06 6.757E+03 6.166E+06 -2.372E+06

-2.390E-02
LIVE 1.406E-05 -1.397E-06 2.679E+03 2.349E+06 -9.557E+05
-1.188E-02
FF 6.977E-06 -4.381E-07 1.253E+03 1.145E+06 -4.520E+05
-5.728E-03
WALL 1.604E-05 -1.854E-06 1.980E+03 1.661E+06 -8.233E+05
-1.369E-02
EX -5.816E+02 -3.056E-06 -1.185E-07 1.497E-03 -4.566E+05
4.986E+05
EY 2.176E-05 -5.816E+02 -6.460E-08 4.566E+05 1.407E-02
-2.232E+05
WX -5.100E+02 -3.948E-05 -9.815E-08 2.346E-02 -3.600E+05
4.651E+05
WY 4.723E-06 -2.126E+02 -1.928E-08 1.436E+05 3.059E-03
-7.634E+04
SDL -7.196E-08 -2.035E-08 6.000E+00 5.310E+03 -4.616E-05
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4.306E-05

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S T O R Y F O R C E S
STORY LOAD P VX VY T
MX MY
STAIR ROOF EX 3.020E-14 -4.210E+01 2.320E-11 4.937E+03

-2.225E-09 -4.041E+03
ROOF EX -7.682E-13 -1.591E+02 6.281E-10 1.129E+05
-1.002E-07 -2.775E+04
5TH FLOOR EX -2.390E-10 -2.788E+02 1.537E-08 2.241E+05
-2.383E-06 -6.260E+04
4TH FLOOR EX -4.470E-10 -3.794E+02 1.619E-08 3.167E+05
-4.655E-06 -1.104E+05
3RD FLOOR EX -4.123E-08 -4.626E+02 -6.976E-07 3.931E+05
4.573E-05 -1.682E+05
2ND FLOOR EX -1.190E-07 -5.232E+02 -3.055E-06 4.495E+05
3.908E-04 -2.488E+05
1ST FLOOR EX -6.917E-01 -1.558E+02 9.754E-01 2.429E+04
-7.313E+02 -7.774E+04
MEZZANINE EX -6.917E-01 -1.614E+02 9.754E-01 2.497E+04
-8.475E+02 -9.695E+04
GF EX -1.185E-07 -5.816E+02 -3.056E-06 4.986E+05
1.497E-03 -4.566E+05
STAIR ROOF EY -1.341E-13 1.430E-10 -4.210E+01 -2.453E+04
4.041E+03 1.380E-08
ROOF EY 2.025E-11 -1.686E-08 -1.591E+02 -6.649E+04
2.775E+04 -2.507E-06
5TH FLOOR EY 9.568E-11 -4.065E-08 -2.788E+02 -1.110E+05
6.260E+04 -7.634E-06
4TH FLOOR EY 1.165E-10 -1.359E-07 -3.794E+02 -1.485E+05
1.104E+05 -2.477E-05
3RD FLOOR EY -7.223E-08 2.275E-05 -4.626E+02 -1.809E+05
1.682E+05 2.866E-03
2ND FLOOR EY -6.585E-08 2.169E-05 -5.232E+02 -2.029E+05
2.488E+05 6.202E-03
1ST FLOOR EY -1.841E+02 -2.206E+01 -1.789E+02 -5.887E+04
2.278E+03 5.119E+04
MEZZANINE EY -1.841E+02 -2.206E+01 -1.845E+02 -6.084E+04
2.424E+04 4.856E+04
GF EY -6.460E-08 2.176E-05 -5.816E+02 -2.232E+05
4.566E+05 1.407E-02
STAIR ROOF WX 1.223E-13 6.797E-10 -7.722E-12 -8.760E-08
7.543E-10 6.517E-08
ROOF WX -3.572E-12 -7.890E+01 1.969E-10 7.283E+04
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-3.230E-08 -1.176E+04
5TH FLOOR WX -2.221E-10 -1.770E+02 -5.221E-08 1.634E+05
6.165E-06 -3.389E+04
4TH FLOOR WX -3.834E-10 -2.634E+02 -5.531E-08 2.430E+05
1.295E-05 -6.708E+04
3RD FLOOR WX -2.940E-08 -3.478E+02 -2.570E-05 3.208E+05
3.199E-03 -1.105E+05
2ND FLOOR WX -9.856E-08 -4.291E+02 -3.947E-05 3.961E+05
9.165E-03 -1.766E+05
1ST FLOOR WX -4.734E-01 -1.221E+02 1.311E+00 2.146E+04
-5.898E+02 -5.037E+04
MEZZANINE WX -4.734E-01 -1.292E+02 1.311E+00 2.229E+04
-7.459E+02 -6.575E+04
GF WX -9.815E-08 -5.100E+02 -3.948E-05 4.651E+05
2.346E-02 -3.600E+05
STAIR ROOF WY -4.937E-14 3.046E-11 1.725E-10 9.913E-08
-1.656E-08 2.953E-09
ROOF WY 6.749E-12 -3.413E-09 -3.154E+01 -1.131E+04
4.699E+03 -5.087E-07
5TH FLOOR WY 2.435E-11 -8.506E-09 -7.017E+01 -2.516E+04
1.347E+04 -1.582E-06
4TH FLOOR WY 2.837E-11 -2.967E-08 -1.042E+02 -3.734E+04
2.659E+04 -5.324E-06
3RD FLOOR WY -2.030E-08 4.953E-06 -1.355E+02 -4.931E+04
4.353E+04 6.270E-04
2ND FLOOR WY -1.971E-08 4.704E-06 -1.652E+02 -5.971E+04
6.896E+04 1.351E-03
1ST FLOOR WY -5.371E+01 -5.409E+00 -5.297E+01 -1.713E+04
-4.616E+02 1.552E+04
MEZZANINE WY -5.371E+01 -5.409E+00 -7.437E+01 -2.463E+04
8.392E+03 1.488E+04
GF WY -1.928E-08 4.723E-06 -2.126E+02 -7.634E+04
1.436E+05 3.059E-03

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STORY DRIFTS
STAIR ROOF X EX 1/539

ROOF X EX 1/529
5TH FLOOR X EX 1/435
4TH FLOOR X EX 1/346
3RD FLOOR X EX 1/315
2ND FLOOR X EX 1/231
1ST FLOOR X EX 1/257
MEZZANINE X EX 1/184
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GF X EX 1/123
STAIR ROOF Y EY 1/574
ROOF Y EY 1/822
5TH FLOOR Y EY 1/601
4TH FLOOR Y EY 1/448
3RD FLOOR Y EY 1/397
2ND FLOOR Y EY 1/265
1ST FLOOR Y EY 1/211
MEZZANINE Y EY 1/162
GF Y EY 1/156
ROOF X WX 1/1448
GF X WX 1/151
ROOF Y WY 1/4194
GF Y WY 1/432

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DISPLACEMENTS AT DIAPHRAGM CENTER OF MASS
STORY DIAPHRAGM LOAD UX UY RZ
STAIR ROOF D1 EX 4.2013 0.0612 0.00026

ROOF D1 EX 3.8642 0.0080 0.00021
5TH FLOOR D1 EX 3.6698 0.0055 0.00012
4TH FLOOR D1 EX 3.4461 0.0018 0.00006
3RD FLOOR D1 EX 3.1451 -0.0012 -0.00001
2ND FLOOR D1 EX 2.8035 -0.0039 -0.00007
1ST FLOOR D1 EX 2.1873 -0.0054 -0.00012
MEZZANINE D1 EX 1.6617 -0.0028 -0.00007
STAIR ROOF D1 EY 0.5482 3.7350 0.00077
ROOF D1 EY -0.0157 3.4162 0.00072
5TH FLOOR D1 EY -0.0225 3.2610 0.00067
4TH FLOOR D1 EY -0.0222 3.0655 0.00063
3RD FLOOR D1 EY -0.0325 2.8081 0.00058
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2ND FLOOR D1 EY -0.0326 2.5039 0.00052
1ST FLOOR D1 EY -0.0316 1.9550 0.00041
MEZZANINE D1 EY 0.2326 1.4685 0.00030
STAIR ROOF D1 WX 2.8541 -0.1122 -0.00042
ROOF D1 WX 3.1553 -0.0219 -0.00042
5TH FLOOR D1 WX 3.0556 -0.0271 -0.00042
4TH FLOOR D1 WX 2.9122 -0.0249 -0.00042
3RD FLOOR D1 WX 2.7077 -0.0279 -0.00042
2ND FLOOR D1 WX 2.4468 -0.0209 -0.00042
1ST FLOOR D1 WX 1.9361 -0.0145 -0.00038
MEZZANINE D1 WX 1.3086 -0.0096 -0.00027
STAIR ROOF D1 WY 0.1118 1.1559 0.00015
ROOF D1 WY -0.0046 1.1151 0.00015
5TH FLOOR D1 WY -0.0058 1.0829 0.00015
4TH FLOOR D1 WY -0.0057 1.0338 0.00014
3RD FLOOR D1 WY -0.0079 0.9627 0.00013
2ND FLOOR D1 WY -0.0079 0.8733 0.00012
1ST FLOOR D1 WY -0.0076 0.6974 0.00010
MEZZANINE D1 WY 0.0573 0.5371 0.00008

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STAIR ROOF EX X 4.2322 4.2016 1.007

ROOF EX X 4.0543 3.8565 1.051
5TH FLOOR EX X 3.7789 3.6663 1.031
4TH FLOOR EX X 3.4959 3.4444 1.015
3RD FLOOR EX X 3.1546 3.1452 1.003
2ND FLOOR EX X 2.8697 2.8046 1.023
1ST FLOOR EX X 2.3047 2.1889 1.053
MEZZANINE EX X 1.6698 1.6612 1.005
STAIR ROOF EY Y 3.8268 3.7364 1.024
ROOF EY Y 3.6597 3.4080 1.074
5TH FLOOR EY Y 3.4813 3.2450 1.073
4TH FLOOR EY Y 3.2760 3.0539 1.073
3RD FLOOR EY Y 2.9980 2.7933 1.073
2ND FLOOR EY Y 2.6827 2.4996 1.073
1ST FLOOR EY Y 2.1024 1.9577 1.074
MEZZANINE EY Y 1.5753 1.4707 1.071
STAIR ROOF WX X 2.9026 2.8536 1.017
ROOF WX X 3.5561 3.1704 1.122
5TH FLOOR WX X 3.4534 3.0675 1.126
4TH FLOOR WX X 3.3114 2.9251 1.132
3RD FLOOR WX X 3.1010 2.7144 1.142
2ND FLOOR WX X 2.8386 2.4537 1.157
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1ST FLOOR WX X 2.2911 1.9412 1.180
MEZZANINE WX X 1.3379 1.3067 1.024
STAIR ROOF WY Y 1.1735 1.1561 1.015
ROOF WY Y 1.1656 1.1134 1.047
5TH FLOOR WY Y 1.1303 1.0794 1.047
4TH FLOOR WY Y 1.0805 1.0313 1.048
3RD FLOOR WY Y 1.0061 0.9594 1.049
2ND FLOOR WY Y 0.9151 0.8723 1.049
1ST FLOOR WY Y 0.7332 0.6981 1.050
MEZZANINE WY Y 0.5660 0.5376 1.053
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Lane #23,
Mobile: +8801718612966,
COMPANY PROFILE
Company Profile
Of
DESIGN&DEVELOPMENTSOLUTION(D
DS)
STRUCTURALDESIGNCONSULTANT
ENGINEERS••CONSULTANTS••TESTING
Office Address:
House # B-160(Ground Floor), Road # 23, New DOHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka-1206.

Phone: 01623-675058, 01775-962336.
E-mail:quddus_ce@yahoo.com
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Sl No Item’s Name Page No
01. Introduction 3-3
02. Types of firm 3-3
03. Nature of business 3-3
04. Area of expertise 4-4
05. Funder of DDS 6-6
06. CV of Proprietor 7-15
07. Advisory panel 16-16
08. Bankers 16-16
09. Technical Consultant 16-16
10. Organ gram of DDS 17-17
11. Human Resources 18-20
12. Loan Status with Bank 21-21
13. Office Fixed Assets 21-21
14. Submitted Projects 22-33
15. Ongoing Projects 33-34
16. up Coming Projects 34-34
17. Our Mission 35-35
18. Our Visions 35-35
19. Our Core Competence 35-35
20. Our Conviction 36-36
21. Quality 36-36
22. Development Plan 36-36
23. TIN Certificate 37-37
24. Trade License. 38-39
25. Conclusion 40-40
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1. Introduction:
Design and Development Solution (DDS) was established in 2009. It’s a proprietorship firm. Its
nature of business is structural consultancy. Since that time it consolidated its expertise in
structural design and has gained reputation in designing multistory industrial and commercial
building. Design and Development Solution is a full service structural engineering firm. The
professionals of this firm provide optimum and effective solution to various types of clients in
the design and construction of concrete and steel structures. We have expert professionals for
high rise and tall building structures.
We have also expertise for successes fully completion of Detail Engineering Assessments (DEA)
of multistoried factory building. Our reputation for quality engineering, rapid response and
integrity of work influence the clients to come back to us for further projects.
2. Types of firm :Proprietorship.
3. Nature of business :Structural consultancy
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4. Area of expertise:
Our Scope of work covers the following…………….
• Structural Engineering:
1. Making conference with the client about structural design.
2. Preparation of preliminary concept development such as Structural system, foundation
type, column orientation, grid development with the help of Architect & developer.
3. Structural Design parameter based on American Concrete Institute (ACI), American
Standards of Testing Materials (ASTM) & Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC).
4. Preparation of location of sub-soil investigation & selection of soil improvement method.
5. Preparation of structural working drawings.
6. Preparation of general design criteria & materials specification.
7. Preparation of special structural detailing considering earth quake & wind force which
are capable of withstanding earthquake force.
8. Direct supervision at every stage of construction by team of reputed and professional
civil engineers to ensure highest quality of workmanship.
• Estimating:
1. Provides accurate estimate of full project including finishing plumbing and electrical
works.
• Safety assessment:
1. Safety assessment of existing residential, commercial and industrial building.
2. Feasibility analysis for extension of an existing building.
3. Building Crack Treatment.
4. Vibration control of factory building.
5. Machine supported slab treatment.
• Nondestructive Test:
1. Hammer test.
2. Rebar scanning.
3. Core cutting test.
• Electrical and Plumbing:

1. Prepares electrical drawings with experienced engineer.
2. Prepares plumbing drawings with experienced engineer.
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Company Details:
Sl. Item Description

No.
1 Name of the firm Design and Development solution
2 Office Address House# B-160, Road#23
New DOHS, Mohakhali
Dhaka-1206
3 Principle of the firm Engr. Abdul Quddus.

4 E- mail quddus_ce@yahoo.com
5 Contact No. +8801718612966, +8801775962336
(office)
6 Type of the firm Proprietorship
7 Type of Business Structural consultancy
8 Trade License no. 149000-537.
9 TIN No 289115357878
10 Operating Bank Dutch Bangla Bank Limited,

Mohakhali branch, Dhaka.
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5. Founder : Md.AbdulQuddus.
B.Sc.Engg. (Civil-BUET).
MIEB-21384.
DMINE/CE-0231.
CEO
Of
Design & Development Solution (DDS).
Md Abdul Quddus is the only founder of DDS. He was born at Jessore in Bangladesh,graduated from
BUET in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in Structural Engineer.Upon graduation, he was engaged as a
project designer at project design & construction ltd from 30 May 2005 to 30 May 2008, then engaged
MARZ Engineers and Builders Ltd as a structural design engineer for Aug 2008 to January 2009 & latest
join as Chief Structural Engineer in esteem consultancy firm named Inter space ltd for January 2009 to
January 2013.During a subsequent appointment with the Inter space he was successfully performed many
significant activities to resolve the project troubles such as Structural design both RCC & Steel structural
for high rise building (15-25 storied), basement construction in top-down method with renown developing
firm, teamwork with BRTC, BUET, MIST & LGED etc, make sure for project management & quality
control in RCC structural work & achieve the client’s satisfaction by said tricks.
In 2008 he established Design & Development Solution (DDS)as a CEO since that it was
consolidated its expertise in structural design and has gained reputation in designing multistory
industrial and commercial building. From beginning to till now he was successfully submitted
the varieties residential & commercial building’s design & Details Engineering Assessment
(DEA) of multination factory building to our honorable client & utmost satisfactory from the
client’s.
He was achieved a membership of MIEB no 21384, also gained DMINE/CE no 0231.
Personally he is a good team leader & honorable person to his subordinate’s.
Also he builds up good communication with our honorable client by highly appreciated
performance regarding Structural design & DEA.
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6. CV of CEO :
Engr. Abdul Quddus

Principal Structural Designer
Permanent Address: Present Address:

C/O: Md.SonayMondole. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENTSOLUTION
Vill: Boroanchara House-#B-160(Ground Floor), Road # 23,
Post:Benapole. Mohakhali, New DOHS P.S:
Benapole. Dhaka-1206.
Dist: Jessore. E-Mail: quddus_ce@yahoo.com
Mob: 01718-612966
Educational Qualification:
Name of the
Name of the Institution Year Board Marks obtained (%)
Degree Obtained
S.S.C. Benapole High School. 1994 Jessore 79.30
H.S.C. Jessore M.M College 1998 Jessore 77.20
June,
B.Sc.Engg. (Civil ) BUET. Dhaka 63.40(2.97 out of 4)
2005
M.Sc.Engg. (Structure) Running in BUET..
Course No Course Title Consent teacher Remark
CE 6111 Advanced Design of Dr. SayedSekender Ali Completed

concrete structure
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CE 6114 Analysis and Design of Dr.Md. Shafiul Bari. Completed
tall Building.
CE 6119 Advanced Concrete Dr.M. Shamim Z. Completed

Technology Bosunia& Dr. Ahmed
Noor
CE 6201 Advanced Theory and Dr.Md. Jakaria Ahmed Running

design of Steel Structure.
TERM PAPER: Analysis and Design of Shore pile. (Dr.Md. Shafiul Bari.)
Computer Literacy:
1. Operating System : All Windows Versions.
2. Package : MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint.
3. Engineering Software: ETABS, GEAR, SAFE and GRASP.
4. Drafting Software : AutoCAD.
5. Language Programming: C++.
Personal Profile:
1. Name : Md. Abdul Quddus
2. Father’s Name :Md. SonayMondole
3. Mother’s Name :Mrs. Rokya Begum
4. Date of Birth :1st July, 1979.
5. Permanent Address :Vill: Boroanchara. Post: Benapole. P.S: Benapole.
Dist: Jessore.
6. Place of Birth :Jessore. (Benapole)
7. Sex :Male.
8. Religion :Islam (sunni).
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9. Nationality : Bangladeshi by birth.
10. Marital Status : Married
Working experience: (As a Chief structural design engineer)
1) Interspace Ltd:
Road No.-08, H-#61, Block-F,
Banani, Dhaka-1212.
Worked as a chief Structural Designer from 2009 to 2013, he was performed highly appreciated
activities, these are given below.
Prepare structural design both RCC & steel structure for high rise building(10th to 30th storied).
Build’s up good communication with BRTC, BUET, MIST &LGD by significant team work.
Make sure project management & quality control in RCC structure work.
Prepare basement construction in top-down method for renown developer company &
Architecture firm’s like as-
Developer Company
1) NavanaRealestate ltd,
2) Shanta Properties ltd,
3) Genetic Limited,
4) Amin Mohammad foundation,
5) Northern Foundation
6) Borak Realestate Ltd
7) Doreen Development.
8) Empori Holdings
9) Falcon Homes ltd.
10) Sanmar Properties ltd,
11) Equity.
12) Eternal development
13) Caserio Design and Development.
14) Tulip Properties ltd.
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15) Swan Properties.
16) BD Group.
17) Sikder Group Etc
Architect firms like
1) Synthesis Architects.
2) Volume Zero Ltd.
3) Index Architects.
4) Arc In.D.
5) EK Architects
6) VitteeStopotibrindo
7) Arc Lab.
8) Dcon architects
9) Interdec System.
10) Bastov consultant
2) MARZ Engineers and Builders Ltd. (As a structural design engineer)
Road No-17, House No-47,
FaizMansion, Banani C/A. Call: 9894620, 8813898,
Dhaka-1213.
Duration: From Aug 10, 2006 to1st January 2009
3) Project Design and Construction Ltd.
41, Kamal Ataturk Avenue. Banani-1213, 01199839032
Duration: From June 30, 2005 to May 30, 2008.
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Thanking you
Md. Abdul Quddus

B.ScEngg. (Civil, BUET)
CEO & Structural Designer
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS. (DDS).
Attachments: a) MIEB-21834.
b) DMINB/CE-0231.
c)National ID card
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7.Advisory panel:For client satisfaction we solve our project by conversation with our
Honorable senior Structural Design advisor
Our honorable advisors are…………………..

Dr. Syed FakhrulAmeen
Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET)
fameen@ce.buet.ac.bd
Dr. Safiul Bari

sbari@ce.buet.ac.bd
Dr. S.Z.Basunia
8. Bankers : Following are the banker of this firm--
Dutch Bangla Bank Ltd,

Mohakhalibranch,Dhaka.
South East Bank ltd,
Mohakhali branch, Dhaka.
9. Technical consultant :
Engr. Md Shafiul Bashar

B.Sc. Engr.(CIVIL). KUET
Passing year: 2007
Engr. Md Masud Karim.

B.Sc. Engr.(CIVIL). BUET
Passing year: 1999
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10. ORGANOGRAM OF DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTION (DDS)
CEO
Chief Engineer Manager-Admin.&

Finance
Project Co- Structural Structural Structural Structural Structural Structural

coordinator Engineer. Engineer. Engineer. Engineer. Engineer Engineer.
.
Executive-
Asst. Engineer Asst.Engineer Asst. Engineer Asst. Admin.
Engineer
Office
Draftsman Supervisor
Draftsman Draftsman Draftsman Draftsman Draftsman
Operator Office Office Driver Driver

Assistant Assistant
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11. Human Resource of this Company:Following are the Human Resources of
Design& Development Solution (DDS):
Engineering Division:
I. Engr. Kazi Salauddin ---- Chief Engineer.

MIEB-26215,
Passing year : 2005.
II. Engr. Md Ruhul Quddus ----Structural Engineer.

III. Engr. Md Abdul Jabber Miah ----Structural Engineer.

B.Sc. Engr.(CIVIL). DUET
MIEB-31825
IV. Engr. Md Mahbubur Rahman Khan -----Structural Engineer.

MIEB-31252
V. Engr. Mohammad Ali ------Structural Engineer.

B.Sc. Engr.(CIVIL). SUST
M.Engg SUST
Passing year: 2013.
VI. Engr. Kazi Abul Kalam Azad. ------Structural Engineer.

AMIEB-
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VII. Engr. Md Zamil Akter Limon. -----Structural Engineer.
B.Sc. Engg.(CIVIL). BUET
VIII. Engr. Md Shams Uddin. -----Structural Engineer.

B.Sc. Engg.(CIVIL). KUET
IX. Engr. Md. Mohinuddin. -----Project Co-ordinator.

Diploma Engr.(CIVIL)
X. Engr. Md. Shawquat Akbar. -----Asst.Engineer.

Diploma Engr.(CIVIL).DPI
XI. Engr. Md. Abdullah Al Jubair -----Asst.Engineer.

Diploma Engr.(CIVIL).JPI
XII. Engr.Shahinur Islam. ------Asst.Engineer.

XIII. Engr. Md. Rezaul Islam ------Asst.Engineer.

XIV. Md. Al- Amin Patwary. ------Cad Operator.
XV. Md. Jobaer Hassan. ------Cad Operator.
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XVI. Md. Faisal. ------Cad Operator.
XVII. Md. Abubakar. ------Cad Operator.
XVIII. Md. Amir Hossain. ------Cad Operator.
Administration & Finance Division :
I. MdRimonMiah. ------Manager-Ad.&F.
MBA (Mgt)-JNU.
Passing year: 2011.
II. MdTaufiqurRahman(Rana) -----Executive-Admin.

MSC (English)-National University.
Passing year: 2012.
III. MdMejbah. -----Office Supervisor.

B.Com (honr’s)-Mgt.
Currently enrolled in final year.
IV. MdTalha. -----Operator.
V. MdIsrafil. -----Office Assistant.
VI. MdMekail. ------Office Assistant.
VII. MdKawser. ------Driver.
VIII. MdAzgar Ali. ------Driver.
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12. Loan Status with Bank:
There is no loan with bank.
13. Office Fixed Assets: Following are the Fixed Assets of Design & Development Solution
(DDS)-
Sl No Equipment Name Quantity

01. Concrete Core Cutter 02 Nos.
02. Smith Hammer 02 Nos.
03. Measuring Leader 02 Nos.
04. Rebar Scanner 00 Nos.
05. Scanner 02 Nos.
06. AC 04 Nos.
07. IPS 05 Nos.
08. Refrezarator 01 Nos.
09. Generator 01 Nos.
10. Projector 01 Nos.
11. Computer Set 20 Nos.
12. Laptop 01 Nos.
13. Laser Printer 04 Nos.
14. Normal Printer 02 Nos.
15. Office Vehicles 02 Nos.
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14. Submitted Project:Following are the Submitted Project of Design & Development Solution
(DDS) –
Architectural firms
Sl. Name of the Principal Adress
No firm Architect
1 Shamannay Arch. Tuglug Azad DOHS,Mohakahali
Architects
2 Khetra Architects Arch. Mainul Dhanmondi
Quader Arch. Selim
3 Nokshabid Arch Bayzid M. ABC tower, Banani

Architects khondkar
4 Innovation Arch. A.K. Fazlul DOHS,Mohakahali
Consultants and Haque
Engineers Ltd.
5 ADROIT Arch Caesar DOHS,Mohakahali
6 Anwar & Arch. Anwarul Haq DOHS,Mohakahali
Associates
7 VIVID Architects M.G. Azman (Sizer) DOHS,Mohakahali
8 Rhythm Arch. Hussain DOHS,Mohakahali
Architects Ahmed Hasib
9 4th Dimension Arch. Chandan K Monipuri Para
Architects and Karmakar
Engineers
10 Paradigm M M Maksud DOHS,Mohakahali
Architects and Biplob
Engineers
11 Space Md. Arifur Rahman Niribili,Dhanmondi
Management Bhuyan
12 J M Consultant Arch Mrimoy Ibrahimpur,Cantonment
Adhikari
13 Space Architects D.S. Fawad Hayder DOHS,Mohakahali
14 Professional Md.Mukleshur Banani
Architects Rahman Mamun
15 Building Design Arch. Milon Barishal
System Mondol
16 Acumen Arch. Abu Rayhan Shaymoly
Architects Rubel
17 Dimension -3 Arch. Imtiaz Dhanmondi
18 Arch Ground Arc. Jubair Hasan. Lake circus Kalabagan
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19 Suprio Angon Mohiuddin Alamgir Gulshan 2
Suprio
20 Design lab Md. Nazmul Haque Dhanmondi
Architects
21 Adore Design and Arch Sayed Sirajul Dhanmondi
Development Haque
37 Acube Ateur Md. Mainul Haque DOHS,Mohakhali
Tanvir
47 Adroit Architects A.A.Mobassharul DOHS,Mohakhali
Developer firms
Sl. Name of the firm
No.
1 Index Properties Ltd.
2 KDS Accesoies Ltd.
3 Union Development Ltd.
4 Yes Developments Ltd.
5 Arma Real Estate Ltd.
6 Dorren Developments Ltd.
7 Momen Real Estate Ltd.
8 Labaid Properties Ltd.
10 Assure Properties ltd.
11 Ghazi real Estate.
12 Avalon Homes Ltd.
13 ASHIAN Land Development Ltd.
14 7-One Properties Ltd.
15 Darul Asbab
16 El-Dorado Developmennts Ltd.
17 Design and Design Ltd.
18 Design Vision Associates Ltd.
19 Trust Asset Ltd.
20 Project Design and Construction Ltd.
21 Roots Development Ltd.
22 Moynamoti homes Ltd.
23 Marz Engineers and Builders Ltd.
24 Solid Developments Ltd.
25 B J Properties Ltd.
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26 Atlas Developments and Holding Ltd.
27 Orion Builders
28 Ekushe Homes Ltd.
29 Anas Properties Ltd.
30 Ray Properties Ltd.
31 Care Housing and development Ltd.
32 Nova Homes ltd.
33 Anna Corporation Ltd.
34 Voyager Builders Ltd.
35 Khan Properties Ltd.
36 Lab Plus Holding Ltd.
38 Proshanti Holdings Ltd.
39 Racemond Properties Ltd.
40 Loyed Vision Ltd.
41 Etiquate Engineering Management Ltd.
42 Ahsan land Development Ltd.
43 Al riyadh Builders
45 Imperial real estate
46 Total design centre ltd
List of the Assesment Projects

SL. No Name of The
Description of the Project Client Location
1 Feasibility study for construction of four BAF Shaheen Kurmitola
more stories over existing 2 Storied Building College Dhaka
of BAF Shaheen College.
2 Safety assessment of 10 storied commercial Arch Anwar Dhanmondi
building of Mr. Mov. Abu Taher. Dhaka
3 Safety assessment of 4 storied factory D.K. Knit Wear Savar , Dhaka

building for D.K. Knit Wear Ltd.
4 Safety evaluation of 6 storied factory KDS Gazipur
building for KDS Packaging factory Accessories Ltd
5 Safety evaluation 4 storied factory building Energypac Gazipur
for Energypac
6 Safety evaluation of 4 storied factory Jaan Tex Narayangong
building for Jann Tex industries Ltd. Textiles
7 Hammer test at Razzak plaza ----- Savar, Dhaka
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8 Hammer test Scanning of 2 storied factory Fashion BSCIC, Konabari, Gazipur.
building. Runway Co.
Ltd.
10 Hammer test Scanning of 6 storied factory JodevpurChourasta, Gazipur.
building. ---------------
11 Hammer test Scanning of 6 storied factory Space MawnaChourasta, Sreepur, Gazipur.
building. Architacts
12 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Delta Health Rampura, Dhaka

and remedy of 10 storied factory building. Care Ltd.
13 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment ZytaAparels Milk Vita Road, Mirpur-7, Dhaka
and remedy of 10 storied factory building. Ltd
14 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment ArmanaAparels Tejgaon, Dhaka

and remedy of 10 storied factory building. Ltd
15 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Somahar Tejgaon, Dhaka
and remedy of 4 storied factory building. Sweaters Ltd.
16 Hammer test Scanning of 6 storied factory Garden Uttara, Dhaka

building Residentia and
Richmond Hotel
17 Hammer test of 6 storied ShadhinotaMonch Shariatpur
18 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Dorren Shewrapara, Mirpur, Dhaka

and remedy of 6 storied factory building. Garments Ltd.
19 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Harun& Gong Shahar,wari,Dhaka
and remedy of 5 storied Residential building.
20 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Desum Savar,Dhaka
and remedy of 4 storied factory building. Garments ltd
21 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment BHT Industries Gazipur
and remedy of 5 storied factory building. Ltd.
22 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Delta Health Mymensingh
and remedy of 6 storied Hospital building. Care Ltd.
23 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Mallick Fabrics Nayapara,Kashimpur,
and remedy of 6 storied factory building Ltd. Gazipur.
24 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Doel Complex Ganada,Savar
and remedy of 6 storied factory building
25 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment Energypac Gazipur
and remedy of 4 storied factory building power
Generation ltd
26 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment East west Tejgoan,Dhaka
and remedy of 6 storied in Industrial services Ltd
building -1
27 Hammer test, Scanning, safety assessment East west Mohakhali,Dhaka
and remedy of 6 storied in Industrial services Ltd
building-2
28 Hammer test, safety assessment of Hospital Medinova Hosaf Tower 6/9, Malibagh,Dhaka
building Medical
Service
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List of the Assesment Projects of ACCORD & Alliance standard
Name of The
SL. No Description of the Project Location
Client
1 Details Engineering Assessment of 7 storied Life textile ltd
Industrial building Konabari ,Gazipur
2 Details Engineering Assessment of 2 storied Sterling Effects

in Industrial building +steel truss +etp ltd Gazipur
3 Details Engineering Assessment of6 storied Mt Sweater ltd

in Industrial building Gazipur
4 Details Engineering Assessment of9 storied Crony Sweater ltd

factorybuilding Fatullah, Narayanganj
5 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- storied Fatullah, Narayanganj

factory building R.S Sweater ltd
6 Details Engineering Assessment of7,5,3,2- Mauzuddin textile kalliakoire, Gazipur.

storied factory building ltd
7 Details Engineering Assessment of4- storied IFS Texwear Fatullah, Narayanganj
factory building (PVT) Ltd
8 Details Engineering Assessment of10- Shaarat Fashion Road-6, Mirpur,
storied factory building Wear Ltd Dhaka.
9 Details Engineering Assessment of3 storied chandra, Gazipur.
Industrial building Divine textile ltd.
10 Details Engineering Assessment ofB+11- Topaz Dresses E-6 Middle Badda, Dhaka
storied factory building Ltd
11 Details Engineering Assessment of7- storied The Rose Dresses Yearpur,Ashullia, Saver
factory building Ltd
12 Details Engineering Assessment of7- storied TEXEUROP BD Chandana,Joydebpur, Gazipur
factory building Ltd
13 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- Muazuddin Knit EastChandura, Kaliakoir, Gazipur
storied factory building Fashion Ltd
14 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- TEXEUROP BD Chandana,Joydebpur,
Storied factory Building Ltd Gazipur
15 Details Engineering Assessment of 7,8 Softex cotton 1. Harunabad, pallabi,
Storied factory Building Pvt Ltd Mirpur-12, Dhaka.
16 Details Engineering Assessment of 5- Ripon Knitwear Jarun, Konabari, Gazipur
Storied factory Building Ltd.
17 Details Engineering Assessment of 3- Pakiza Knit BSCIC, Tongi,

Storied factory Building composite Ltd
18 Details Engineering Assessment of 8 storied Amichi Apparels DarussalamMirpur
in factory Building ltd
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19 Details Engineering Assessment of6- storied Ali Apparels Kutubali(katherpool)fatullah,
in factory Building Ltd Narayanganj
20 Details Engineering Assessment of6,7- East west Tejgaon1/A
storied in factory Building Services Ltd
21 Details Engineering Assessment of(B+10) Zyta Apparels plot 04,milk vita road
storied in factory Building Ltd. section,mirpur
22 Details Engineering Assessment of 7, 6- Temakaw Shewrapara, Mirpur, Dhaka.
Storied factory Building Fashion Ltd.
23 Details Engineering Assessment of 6- Continental 145,Monipuripara,Airport
Storied factory Building Apparels Ltd Rd.Super,Market,Tejgaon
24 Details Engineering Assessment of10- A.G. Dresses Ltd TongiGazipur,
storied factory building
25 Details Engineering Assessment (B+G+10) - Shagore Amir Complex, Plot 43,
Storied factory Building Garments Ltd Sector 3, Uttara.
26 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- Comfort 96,Darus salam,Mirpur
Storied factory Building Apparels ltd
27 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- ASHULIA ShenparaParbata, Mirpur
Storied factory Building. APPARELS LTD
28 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- SMH New Dune Tower, 92, Kodda
Storied factory Building. Generation Bazar, Joydebpur,
Apparels Ltd. Gazipur.
29 Details Engineering Assessment of 7, 2, and Tung Hai Shibrampur BKSP,
2- Storied factory Building. Knitting & Joydebpur,
Dyeing Ltd. Gazipur
30 Details Engineering Assessment of 7 storied Hypoid Apparels DarussalamMirpur
in factory Building ltd
31 Details Engineering Assessment of12- Tung Hai 30/2, Darus Salam Road,
storied in factory Building. Sweaters Ltd Inustrial Plot No. 2C/1-B,
Mirpur
32 Details Engineering Assessment of 7- storied Dew Fashions House-65, Board-Bazar,
in factory Building Ltd. Gazipur,Dhaka.
33 Details Engineering Assessment of 7 storied Haesong Han Complex, Bara
in factory Building Korea Ltd. Rangamatia, Zirabo, Savar
34 Details Engineering Assessment of11- Armana 232-234Tejgaon1/A,Dhaka
storied in factory Building Apparels Ltd
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Major Completed Projects
SL. Name of the Project No. of Architects/

NO. Story Developer
16 Storied residential building at Khetra
01 16
Mohammadpur,Dhaka Architects
14+1 Storied residential Building at B J Properties
02 14+B
DOHS,Mirpur,Dhaka Ltd.
Etiquate
14+1 Storied residential Building at Engineering
03 14+B
Baropool,Chittagong Management
Ltd.
14 Storied residential Building at Voyager
04 14
Mdhobdi, Narsinghdi Builders
12 Storied College building at
05 12 Ibna Taymiya
Ashrafpur Comilla
10+1 Storied Rsidential Building at
06 10+B A.H. Properties
Wari Dhaka
10+1 Storied commercial building at
07 10+B Yes Group
Demra, Dhalka
10+1 Storied residential Building at Falcon Homes
08 10+B
Badda Dhaka Ltd.
10 Storied residential buildinng at Anwar
09 10
Ahmednagar Mirpur Dhaka Associates Ltd.
10+1 Storied residential building at
10 10+B Index Architects
Siddeshawary Dhaka
10+1 Storied residential building at Peace
11 10+B
Aftabnagar, Badda, Dhaka development
12 10+B Day night Shanil
Middle Badda, Dhaka
13 9+2B Nova Homes
Pallabi, Dhaka
Solid
10 Storied Solid Point Karim tower at
14 10 Developments
panthapath Dhaka
Ltd.
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Some Special Projects
SL. Description of the Project No. of Architects/
NO. Story Developer
3 Storied Mosque with 300feet Architect
1 and 100 feet Minar at tangail
3
Mrinmoy
150 feet Long Pump house at Architect
2 Barishal
--
Milon Mondol
3 Bigproject Harbour at char Jetty Arc.Sayed
carrying Imtiaz
4 Bangabandue Auditorium at 4 Building
Barishal Design system
Projectlistsaccording toarchitectfirms
A) Shamonnoy architects
SL. No. of Architects/
Description of the Project
No. Story Developer
017+1 Storied residential building 7+B Trust Asset Ltd.
at DOHS, Mirpur, Dhaka
02 7 Storied residential building at 7 Trust Asset Ltd.
DOHS, Mirpur, Dhaka
03 Noboudoy Housing at 8 Noboudoy
mohammadpur Housing
B)Khetraarchitects
10 Storied Residential Building Qumrul Hasan
01 10
at Mymensingh and others
02 Gulbag jame mosjid 6
03 7 Storied residential building at 7
04 Neeshorgo at cox’s bazer
C)Nokshabid architects
01 9+1 Storied residential building 9+B Ghazi Real
at comilla Estate
D)Adriot architects
SL. Description of the Project No. of Architects/
No. Story Developer
01 8 Storied residential building at
bashundhara
02 10-story factory Hossain Dyeing
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E) Innovation consultants and engineers ltd.
01 7 Storied residential building at 7 Hasan
Mirpur
02 7 Storied residential building at 7 A.B.M. Golam
Mirpur Mossarof
03 4th class staff quarter 6 B.G.B
04 G+5 office building 6 B.G.B
05 5 story hostel BGB 5 B.G.B
06 5-story building S.M. BRACK 5 B.G.B
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F)PDCL
01 Siraj uddin at bashundhara 7 Siraj uddin
02 9+1 Storied residential building 10 Siraj uddin
at Ibrahimpur
03 Quazi Farid (Dhakacantantment) 7 Siraj uddin
04 AF&H Home 9 Siraj uddin
05 Rabbya Homes 7 Siraj uddin
06 G+8 Storied residential building 9 Siraj uddin
at Uttara
07 Starlit Home 7 Siraj uddin
G)Buildingdesign systems
01 Pump House at Brisal
02 Arifur Rahman at Brisal 9
03 Syed vabon at Brisal 10 Syed golam asud
F)Acumenarchitects
01 Sikder at Dhanmondi 10 Syed golam asud
02 Place Monipur at Mirpur 9 Syed golam asud
03 APL Azmiri at Adabor 7 Syed golam asud
04 Baitul Builder at Mirpur 6 Syed golam asud
STEEL STRUCTURES
Sl. No. Description of the Project Location Arch/Dev Developer

01 Bay Rubber Ar. Imtiaz
02 Jamuna apparels Gazipur
03 Doreen walso tower Roof Gulshan Doreen Doreen
Shade development development
ltd ltd.
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Project list of developer company:
A) INDEX GROUP
SL Name of the Description Location
No Project
1 Index Mostofa 10+1 Storied Residential Siddeshawary,
Building Dhaka
2 Index Zilziana 9 Storied residfential Modhubag,
building Mogbazar,
Dhaka
3 BRAC Cafe 2 Storied cicular Rajendrapur,
Shop resturant building Gazipur
B) UNION development ltd.
1 Union 9 storied apartment Uttara model
Shalimar building town, Dhaka
2 Union Jalalbad B+6 Storied residential Jalalbad
Homes building city,Cantonmen
t,Dhaka
3 Union Uttara 7 Storied residential Sector-11,
Building Uttara, Dhaka
C) ASSURE properties ltd.

No Project
1 Assure 8 Storied residential Mirpur, Dhaka
Jhornadhara building
2 Assure Banasree 10 storied residential Meradia,
building Bansree, Dhaka
3 Assure Mirpur 9 Storied residential Block-c,
Building Mirpur, Dhaka
4 Assure 9 Storied residential Mohammadi
Mohammadi Building Housing,
Mohammadpur,
Dhaka
5 Assure 9 Storied residential Ibrahimpur,
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Jhornadhara Building Kafrul, Dhaka
6 Assure Khilgaon 8 Storied residential Khilgaon,Malibag
Building Chowdhurypara,
Dhaka
7 Assure Mirpur 8 Storied residential East monipur,
8 Assure Uttara 7 Storied residential Sector 9, Uttara,
Building Dhaka
9 Assure Monipur 7 Storied residential Monipur,
C) MOMEN REAL ESTATE LTD.
1 Momen’s 9 Storied Apartment Block-J,
Primerose Hill Building Baridhara,
Dhaka
2 Mangon De 7 Storied residential Cantonment,
Zaman building Dhaka
D) LABAID properties Ltd.

Labaid 9 Storied residential Block-F,
1 Bashundhara Building. Bashundhara
R/A Dhaka
Labaid Mirpur 7 Storied residential Road#30,DOHS
2 DOHS. Building. Mirpur, Dhaka
Labaid Mirpur 7 Storied residential Plot#
3 DOHS. Building. 765,DOHS
Mirpur, Dhaka
Labaid Mirpur 7 Storied residential Road#26,DOHS
4
DOHS. Building. Mirpur, Dhaka
5 Labaid Mirpur 7 Storied residential Road#29,30,

DOHS. Building. DOHS Mirpur,
Dhaka
6 Labaid Mirpur 7 Storied residential Plot#668,666
DOHS. Building. DOHS Mirpur,
Dhaka
D) 7-Oneproperties Ltd.
1 7-One Cox’s 10+1 Storied Residential Cox’sbazar
bazar. Building
2 7-One 9 Storied residential Shankar,Dhanmondi,
Dhanmondi. Building. Dhaka.
3 7-One Mirpur. 8 Storied residential Senpara, Mirpur

Building.
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4 7-One Savar. 8 Storied Hotel building. Savar, Dhaka
D) ROOTS developments Ltd.
1 Roots 10 Storied residential Hazaribag,
Hazaribagh building Dhaka
2 Roots Bansree 7 Storied residential Bansree,
Building Rampura, Dhaka
3 Roots Zigatola 7 Storied residential Zigatola, Dhaka
Building
4 Roots 7 Storied residential Dhanmondi,
Dhanmondi Building Dhaka
5 Roots 7 Storied residential Shewrapara,
Shewrapara Building Dhaka
D) ARMA REAL ESTATE LTD.
1 Arma Wazi 9 storied apartment Bansree, Dhaka
Nibash building
2 Arma 9 storied apartment Bansree, Dhaka
Shamima building
Garden
3 Arma Shali 9 storied apartment Middle Badda,
building Dhaka
4 Arma Shapal 8 storied apartment Middle Badda,
building Dhaka
D) CARE housing Ltd.
No Project
1 Care Pallabi 10 Storied residential Pallabi, mirpur,
building Dhaka.
2 Care Ashulia 9 Storied residential Ashulia, Dhaka.
building
3 Care Badda 9 Storied residential Uttar Badda,
building. Dhaka.
13.Running Project :Following are the running projec of Design & Development
Solution(DDS)-
SL. Description of the Project Name of The Client Location

No
5 Details Engineering Assessment Pabna knit Design Ltd Mirpur, Dhaka
of 6- Storied industrial Building
6 Details Engineering Assessment J.L Fashion Ltd Konabari, Gazipur.
of 08- Storied factory Building
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7 Details Engineering Assessment Lodestar Fashion Ltd plot # M-16, Section – 14,
of 12- Storied factory Building Mirpur
8 Details Engineering Assessment Konabari, Gazipur
J.L Sweaters Ltd
9 Details Engineering Assessment Design tex Ltd
of 12
10 Details Engineering Assessment Desun Garments Ltd. Savar.
11 Details Engineering Assessment Benhind Apparels Ltd National university, Gazipur
15 Details Engineering Assessment Abanti Color Tex Ltd Fatullah,Narayangonj.
of1,3,(B+4),7,10,11- storied in
factory Building
16 Details Engineering Assessment Crony Tex Sweater Fatullah,Narayangonj.
of 7 storied in factory Building Ltd
19 Details Engineering Assessment DK Knit Wear Ltd ZamgaraBazar,Ashulia
of4- storied in factory Building Savar.
20 Details Engineering Assessment Abloom Design Ltd 37, South Sastapur, Upazila
of6,7- storied in factory Building Road, Fatullah
21 Details Engineering Assessment Jalal Ahmad Knit 105 Dogor Mura, Aricha
of 2,2- Storied factory Building Composite Ltd Road, Savar
14.Upcoming Project :Following are the upcoming projec of Design & Development
Solution(DDS)-
SL. Description of the Project Name of The Client Location

No
1 Details Engineering Assessment of Plot # A-21, BSCIC I/E,
10- storied in factory Building Pantex dress Ltd
Fatullah, Narayanganj
2 10-storied Residential cum
Golden time (soil
commercial building at
development ltd.)
Noakhali.
3 7-storied building at Jannatulnayim
7-storied building at
Avalon builders Ltd
basundhara,Dhaka
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Application of Modern Civil Engineering Equipment:
Test Name Description Quantity

Core Cutting Test Cut a portion of RCC member 02
or wall/slab and determine
concrete strength by direct
compression test.
Scanning of RCC To determine the location and 01
Elements diameter of reinforcing steel
used.
Rebar Detector To determine the location 02
Hammer Test Determination of concrete 02

strength using rebound test
hammer
15.Our Mission :
Our core mission is to create sustainable competitive advantage through superior operating performance
and the ability to respond flexibly and quickly to changes
DDS aspires for a leading global market position by delivering world-class engineering
consultancy services, reinforcing world-wide corporate alliances, and upholding top-tier quality
and ethical standards as the firm's backbone of progressive growth.
16.Our Vision :
Providing tradition of excellence consultancy services exceeding our clients' expectations and
recognized locally and abroad through:
• Building Robust Client Loyalty. Generate a loyal customer base via full integration with
client-driven alliances.
• Adopting Optimal Engineering Methodologies. Deliver superior value, flexible, cost-

effective, and integrated engineering solutions in compliance with the latest
design/construction international and local codes and standards across our extensive
project portfolio.
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• Empowering Effective Corporate Communication. Develop collaborative communication
networking channels to inspire and mobilize all DDS resources at hand to reach out for
their full potential.
• Endorsing Proactive Planning. Design the blueprint for future development and secure
sustained strategic repositioning to effectively maneuver rapidly fluctuating global,
regional, and local market conditions.
17. Our Core Competence :
We enable organizations to achieve operational excellence through the unique combination of

concepts, implementation, people and technology in tandem with tried and tested methods.
18. Our Conviction :
We focus on everything that creates value, avoids waste and continuously improves our own
performance.
19. Quality :
DDS is a pioneering engineering company providing high-quality engineering consultancy
services to its clients. We are committed to a policy of quality assurance complying with ISO-
9001 and ensure that this policy is understood, implemented, and maintained throughout the
company.
Originally approved in 2009, our scope of certification includes engineering and technical
consultancies comprising project management, engineering/design services, procurement,
construction management/supervision for architectural, civil, structural, electrical/power,
mechanical, water and wastewater, industrial, and petroleum.
20. Development Plan :
We operate via a highly efficient, robust and cross-functional structure that allows for a health
and progressive growth in size, skill and quality.
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The DDS Organizational Chart shows the relationship between the company's various divisions
and departments. All chart components contribute as required to the overall effort of engineering
and construction of any specific project.
It is the policy of DDS to assign to each of its projects a dedicated team. This team is composed
of a group of skilled individuals assigned from various divisions on a full-time basis as required.
Team members perform their respective duties in accordance with a set planned schedule and
budget. Headed by a Project coordinator responsible for directing all project activities, the
Project Team is sustained during the project lifetime. All members of the Team, whilst
responsible to the Project coordinator for all matters related to the project, remain responsible to
their Section and Department Heads for quality and conformity with design standards and
practices adopted in DDS manuals.
22. TIN Certificate.
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23. Trade License.
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39
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25. Conclusion :
We demand a high level of quality from ourselves. Our name is synonymous with measurable
results, sustainable solutions, implementation, enablement of our customers to help themselves
and the inspiration of both management and staff. Our goal is for our customers to be the best
businesses in their segment. We work out solutions and implement them together with the
workforce. This ensures that the solutions are readily accepted and sustainable.
________________
Thanks and Regards
Engr. Abdul Quddus
CEO, Design and Development Solution.
Road#23, House#337, New DOHS, Mohakhali,Dhaka.
Cell: 01718612966.
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Lane #23, House-#337, Ground Floor, New DOHS,

DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT

Date of Submission: 03.07.17

Name of the Submitting Engineer

ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT

1. Uncontrolled heavy storage loading

We performed detailed engineering assessment and found that

4.0STRUCTURAL DESIGN CONCEPT & CRITERIA

4.1 Codes and Standards

4.1.1 Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC)-2006

4.2 Structural Framing System

 Height of structure= 75'-9"

4.3 Member Dimensioning

4.4 Material Data

Equivalent compressive strength of concrete

Equivalent concrete strength (fceq) 2598 Psi

Note: Equivalent concrete strength of column is used in all members of structure.

Yield strength of steel:

4.5 General Load Data

Earth quake Load:

Earth quake load was applied in two orthogonal directions X & Y.

4.6 Applied load on structure:

As per proposed live load plan

4.7 Load Combination:

For foundation, following load combination was considered

4.8 Design Method

4.9. Method of Analysis

4.10. Engineering software used for design:

Type of the foundation: Shallow Foundation (Individual column footing)

5.0 AS-BUILT DRAWING

6.0 INPUT DATA

6.1 Static Load Case

Load Case Type

6.2 Load combinations

Combo Type Case Factor Case Type

7.0 OUTPUT DATA

STORY MAXIMUM LATERAL DISPLACEMENTS

STORY LOAD DIR MAXIMUM AVERAGE RATIO

STAIR ROOF WX X 3.1256 3.0764 1.016

Maximum story displacement =3.78”

STORY MAXIMUM AND AVERAGE LATERAL DISPLACEMENTS

STORY LOAD DIR MAXIMUM AVERAGE RATIO

STAIR ROOF WX X 2.9184 2.8723 1.016

STORY DIRECTION LOAD MAX DRIFT

Maximum story displacement =1/153=0.0065

So this structure is stable due to lateral loading (wind).

7.2 ETABS Summary Report

8.0 STRUCTURAL FEASIBILITY DATA

Figure: Foundation Lay-out

Table: Foundation bearing capacity Compliance (Before Retrofitting)

Allowable Bearing Capacity of soil , qa=1.3tsf (FOS=2.5)

Service Load Area of footing Current

145 F1 218.9 196 5.83 ADEQUATE

Table: Foundation punching shear Compliance (Before Retrofitting)

ID ID (kips) b h (inch) (kips) (kips)

Table: Foundation bearing capacity Compliance (After Retrofitting)

Allowable Bearing Capacity of soil , qa=1.3tsf (FOS=2.5)

Table: Foundation punching shear Compliance (After Retrofitting)

ID ID (kips) b h (inch) (kips) (kips)

Note: Two Footings is inadequate in punching shear.

Table: Foundation punching shear Compliance (After Footing Retrofitting)

Footing Thickness Punching Concrete