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    i. DEPARTMENT OF,CIVIL ENGINEERING : ) UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DF’ BIGEEnING (A) 4 : 90 ¢ OSMANIA UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD-500 007, T.S., INDIA Ph: +91-40-2709 7125 | Website: osmania.ac.in / uceou.edu No. 30A/CED/Cons/Rama Lakshmi/19-20 Dt. 27-05-2019 srr To, Ms. 8.V. Rama Lakshmi H. No. 25-61/12/3, Plot No. 50, East Anand Bagh, Hyderabad, 1.S., India Sir, Sub: Residential Building with H. No. 25-61/123 (Ground Floor and First Floor) bs Plot No. 50, East Anand Bagh. Hyderabad. T.S. bel others "Site Inspection for Assessment of Conerete Quality - Report - Rew Ref: 1. Ms, Rama Lakshmi’s Lr. No. Dt. 21-05-2019 1.0 Introduction In response to the letter cited 1° above for the Residential Building with H. No. 2: located at 2 to Ms. Rama Lakshmi and $1123 (Ground Floor and First Floor) located at Plot No. 50, Kast tnand Bagh, Hyderabad, “Site Insp Inspection is carried out on Dt. 22-05-2019 in the presence of the owner and the Though the buildi this Department has deputed Dr. D. Rupesh Kumar, Associate Professor for on for Assessment of Concrete Quality” of the building given above. The site engineer, S being built with RCC. no scientific test such as “Non-Destructive Tests” could be conducted on the structure to assess the various parameters such as existing strength and quality of the conerete. Only a physical reconnaissance is carried out and the 'ypical observations and discussions are given in the following sections 2.0 Observations and Discussions 21 The building is a Ground + First Floor RCC frame building and is hardly 4-5 months old. The thickness of slabs is around 125 mm, As per the information obtained from the client itis Tearnt that surface plate vibrator was not used during conereting works on slabs, though Pin vibrator was used in beams. Figs. | through 2 show concreting work in progress in Bray ia Derg Page 2 of 15 ground floor slab, where the surface is seen unfinished at rear end. Figs. 3 through 6 illustrate visible structural cracks in concreting work in ground floor slab. Figs. 7 through 8 indicate air bubbles oozing out during ponding with water on ground and first floor slabs. Figs. 9 through 14 show dampness/moisture in slabs/beams/columns due to ponding with water on ground floor slab. Fig, 15 illustrate spalling of ceiling plastering (hardly a month old) due to dampness in ground floor slab, Fig. 2 Concreting work in progress in ground floor slab Bas Oo (Hbsfie's “ahs Page 3 of 15 Fig. 3 Visible structural cracks in concreting work in ground floor slab Sn Fig. 4 Visible structural cracks in concreting work in ground floor slab on FioH9 Page 5 of 15 Fig. 5 Visible structural cracks in concreting work in ground floor slab_ an BN Page 6 of IS Fig. 6 Visible structural cracks in concreting work in ground floor slab Page 7 of 15 Fig. 7 Air bubbles oozing out during ponding with water on ground floor slab Fig. 8 Ponding with water on first floor slab ct —( sos]2017 Page 8 of 15 Fig. 9 Dampness in slab due to ponding with water on ground floor slab co (eG r05 Bess Page 9 of 15 Fig. 10 Dampness in slab due to ponding with water on ground floor slab aM epre7 Page 10 of 15 ists a Page 11 of 15 Fig. 12 Dampness in slab and beam-column junction due to ponding with water on ground floor slab Page 12 of 15 Fig. 13 Dampness in stab due to ponding with water on ground floor slab Beas So Beas Page 13 of 1S Fig. 14 Dampness in slab due to ponding with water on ground floor slab

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