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Dea-Report of Square Dye Shed-03march2019
Dea-Report of Square Dye Shed-03march2019
Assessed by-
Engr. Md. Mehedi Hasan
Lead Structural Engineer,
Sthapona Consultants
M.Sc. (Structural Engineering, BUET) B.Sc. (BUET),
MIEB -24748, Rajuk Reg. DMINB-CE0233.
Submitted by
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY................................................................................................................... 1
1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................... 2
1.1 BACKGROUND..................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 GENERAL OBJECTIVE ..................................................................................................... 3
2 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS ........................................................................................................... 4
2.1 EVALUATION OF CONCRETE STRENGTH FROM CORE TEST ............................. 4
3 ANALYSIS FOR STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY .................................................................... 5
3.1 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM ................................................................................................... 5
3.2 CODES AND PRACTICES ................................................................................................ 6
3.3 MATERIAL PROPERTY .................................................................................................... 6
3.4 LOADS ...................................................................................................................................... 7
3.4.1 Dead Load ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.4.2 Live Load........................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.4.3 Wind Load (W) ................................................................................................................................................ 7
3.4.4 Earthquake Load ............................................................................................................................................. 9
5 CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................................. 36
6 RECOMMENDATION .................................................................................................................. 36
7 EVALUATION OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS AFTER RETROFITTING ............. 37
STHAPONA CONSULTANTS
[SQUARE APPARELS LTD. (Dye Shed)] DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT
8 DISCLAIMER ................................................................................................................................... 57
List of Figures
Figure 1.1.1: Location of Project ........................................................................................ 2
STHAPONA CONSULTANTS
[SQUARE APPARELS LTD. (Dye Shed)] DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT
STHAPONA CONSULTANTS
[SQUARE APPARELS LTD. (Dye Shed)] DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT
STHAPONA CONSULTANTS
[SQUARE APPARELS LTD. (Dye Shed)] DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT
List of Tables
Table 1.1.1: Basic information ............................................................................................ 2
STHAPONA CONSULTANTS
[SQUARE APPARELS LTD. (Dye Shed)] DETAILED ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT REPORT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The existing Factory building of SQUARE APPARELS LTD. is currently in operation as a single
storied shed with mezzanine floor composed of Steel Frame.
For improving structural condition SQUARE APPARELS LTD. has engaged Sthapona
Consultants for performing Detailed Engineering Assessment along with checking architectural
and structural drawing of the building.
For Detailed Engineering Assessment one of the key inputs is the concrete strength. Six cores
from different locations of columns have been collected to test the concrete strength. These
cores have been sent and tested in BUET lab by UTM (universal testing machine) to find its
compressive strength. It has been found that stone chips were used as coarse aggregate.
Equivalent concrete strength (As per ACI-562) for column is 4168 psi. The yield strength of
structural rebar is 72.5 Ksi which is confirmed by BUET test. Strength of BUET test result is
presented in Annex-I. The strength of structural steel is considered to be 50 ksi as these
materials were brought in the same challan as washing shed and the strength of structural steel
was confirmed to be 50 ksi from BUET test report.
Considering BNBC referred loading combinations, we analysed the structure & found that all the
spread footings are adequate in bearing capacity as well as in punching shear capacity. Most of
the RCC columns are inadequate. But all of the grade beams are adequate. Some steel beam,
rafters and roof bracings are inadequate.
There are some non-structural members (lintels) which is not incorporated in this report.
We recommend to rectify the overstressed members (RCC columns, Steel Beams and Rafters)
shown in this remedial drawing to meet loadings and load combinations as per BNBC. Until
rectification the factory can continue its operation under allowable load plan.
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
The Dye Shed of SQUARE APPARELS LTD. is currently in operation as a single storied shed located
at Zamirdia, Habirbari, Bhaluka, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Having Latitude: 24.293900°N and
Longitude: 90.383890°E.
Information Description
Structural System The structural system of this building is moment resisting frame
system.
Floor Area 94627.16 sft.
2 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
n kc
Core Test Core Modified
Core Diameter
Result Diameter Strength 2 2.4
ID Effect
(psi) (inch) (psi)
1 6300 2.680 1.0396 6549.5 3 1.47
2 4190 2.680 1.0396 4355.9 4 1.28
3 5340 2.680 1.0396 5551.5 5 1.2
4 5190 2.680 1.0396 5395.5 f c (avg)= 5204.9 psi 6 1.15
Standard Deviation of
5 4070 2.680 1.0396 4231.2 852.84 psi 8 1.1
Core strength=
6 4950 2.680 1.0396 5146.0 Coefficient of variation, V= 0.16 10 1.08
For the present project, relevant sections of Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC, 2006)
have been used for analyses. For the reinforced concrete design, American Concrete Institute
(ACI 318-08) & for steel design, AISC360-05 (American Institute of Steel Construction, LRFD)
code has been consulted as and when became necessary to complement the BNBC.
The principal material of construction is reinforced concrete & structural steel. As per
investigation and design drawings, the following material properties has been used:
3.4 LOADS
Prior to structural analysis it is essential that the loads that may act upon the building during its
lifetime be duly considered and incorporated in the analysis. The loads that may act upon the
structure are as follows:
Live load is the gravity load due to non-permanent objects like machines, furniture, and human.
Analysis has been carried out base on load recommended by BNBC (2006). For checking if
needed reduced live load are also used to find the allowable live load for the structure.
Bangladesh is typically a storm prone area where due consideration to the thrust due to storm
must be given in the analysis and design of building and structures. Wind load due to storm is
typically modelled as lateral thrust force causing sway or overturning of the building. Detailed
specifications on wind loading on buildings are outlined in BNBC (2006). The present project is
located in Mymensing, for which the following basic parameters are used in wind load calculation,
The following figure illustrates the procedure of calculating wind load for this structure-
Perpendicular to Ridge
Windward Wall Side Wall Leeward Wall
qh= 1.295109 qh= 1.295109 qh= 1.295109
Ph= 0.935911 KN/sq.m Ph= -1.31028 KN/sq.m Ph= -0.37436 KN/sq.m
Vb= 217 Vb= 217 Vb= 217
Cg= 1.4453 Cg= 1.4453 Cg= 1.4453
Cz= 0.5827 Cz= 0.5827 Cz= 0.5827
Cpe= 0.5 Cpe= -0.7 Cpe= -0.2
Spacing= 4.456 m Spacing= 3.127 m Spacing= 4.456 m
UDL= 4.17 KN/m UDL= -4.10 KN/m UDL= -1.67 KN/m
Windward Roof Leeward Roof
qh= 1.295109 qh= 1.295109
Ph= 1.685 KN/sq.m Ph= -0.936 KN/sq.m
Vb= 217 Vb= 217
Cg= 1.4453 Cg= 1.4453
Cz= 0.5827 Cz= 0.5827
Cpe= 0.9 Cpe= -0.5
Spacing= 4.456 m Spacing= 4.456 m
UDL= 7.51 KN/m UDL= -4.17 KN/m
Parallel to Ridge
Windward Wall Leeward Wall
qh= 1.295109 qh= 1.295109
Ph= 1.497457 KN/sq.m Ph= -0.71129 KN/sq.m
Vb= 217 Vb= 217
Cg= 1.4453 Cg= 1.4453
Cz= 0.5827 Cz= 0.5827
Cpe= 0.8 Cpe= -0.38
Spacing= 3.127 m Spacing= 3.127 m
UDL= 4.68 KN/m UDL= -2.22 KN/m
Side Wall Roof (Windward+Leeward)
qh= 1.295109 qh= 1.295109
Ph= -1.31028 KN/sq.m Ph= -1.310 KN/sq.m
Vb= 217 Vb= 217
Cg= 1.4453 Cg= 1.4453
Cz= 0.5827 Cz= 0.5827
Cpe= -0.7 Cpe= -0.7
Spacing= 2.389 m Spacing= 4.456 m
UDL= -3.13 KN/m UDL= -5.84 KN/m
Regarding the earthquake resistant structural design, it essential that the specific design code is
followed. For the analysis and design checking of this building, Equivalent Static Force Method
of BNBC (2006) is followed. The main considerations for calculation of earthquake load are given
below.
Depending on the type of project, there are several well-established methods among which Finite
Element Method (FEM) is perhaps the most sophisticated and all-encompassing one. For analysis
and design checking of the building, powerful finite element based structural design software
package ETABS 2016 V 16.2.1 has been employed for analysis. Some aspects of the analysis
process are discussed in the following paragraphs.
A full three dimensional modelling of the structure has been developed using frame and plate/shell
elements. The frame elements are typical two-nodded frame elements in space having six degrees
of freedom per node – three translations and three rotations in three mutually perpendicular axes
system. The plate/shell elements are of rectangular (or quadrilateral) and triangular shape. The
quadrilateral element has four nodes at its four corners. Each node has six degrees of freedom –
three translations and three rotations in a 3D space configuration. The frame elements are used to
model the columns while the plate/shell elements are used to model the ribs and the roof shell etc.
At base level, the columns are assumed to be hinged.
The basic sources of loads are described in earlier section. These loads are applied on the model
in seven basic categories. These are as follows:
These seven basic load cases are analysed in ETABS 2016 V 16.2.1 the results are then combined
in accordance with the specifications set forth by BNBC.
❖ 1.4 D
❖ 1.4 D + 1.7 L
❖ 0.9 D + 1.3 (W or 1.1 E)
❖ 0.75 (1.4 D + 1.7 (W or 1.1 E))
❖ 0.75 (1.4 D + 1.7 L + 1.7 (W or 1.1 E))
❖ 1.4 (D + L + E)
Where D stands for total dead load i.e. D = DL + SDEAD, L stands for live load i.e. L=LL, W
stands for wind load and E stands for earthquake load. When these seven basic load cases are
combined accordingly considering the direction of lateral loads, then according to BNBC 2006,
we obtain, after simplification, the following thirty combination cases:
But in analysis, we do not calculate combination cases 27, 28, 29 & 30.
Provided
Bearing FoS (From Ultimate Load Reaction Available FoS Remarks
Joint Foundation Foundation
Capacity Soil Test Bearing Capacity (DL + LL) (For Existing (Minimum
Label Type Size
Report) Foundation) FoS=2.0)
sft ksf kip kip
46 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 41.96 4.90 OK
45 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 42.31 4.86 OK
44 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 41.07 5.01 OK
48 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 43.31 4.75 OK
42 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 57.66 3.57 OK
47 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 64.38 3.19 OK
173 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 64.45 3.19 OK
43 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 58.46 3.52 OK
3 F4 45.2 2.83 3 383.82 130.96 2.93 OK
30 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 109.81 3.00 OK
31 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 108.31 3.04 OK
41 F3 58.1 2.83 3 493.48 167.09 2.95 OK
32 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 95.09 3.46 OK
33 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 94.10 3.50 OK
40 F3 58.1 2.83 3 493.48 167.35 2.95 OK
34 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 76.38 4.31 OK
35 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 76.08 4.32 OK
39 F3 58.1 2.83 3 493.48 132.96 3.71 OK
37 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 72.05 4.57 OK
36 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 73.58 4.47 OK
38 F4 45.2 2.83 3 383.82 119.96 3.20 OK
4 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 91.90 3.58 OK
89 F7 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 63.06 3.26 OK
49 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 69.37 4.74 OK
5 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 134.98 4.55 OK
88 F7 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 85.60 2.40 OK
105 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 58.77 3.85 OK
133 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 93.17 4.94 OK
145 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 92.94 4.96 OK
157 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 93.59 4.92 OK
50 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 106.00 5.79 OK
6 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 72.15 4.56 OK
90 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 67.07 40.59 OK
106 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 30.28 7.47 OK
51 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 56.80 5.79 OK
7 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 145.57 4.22 OK
91 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 61.33 44.39 OK
107 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.32 6.40 OK
134 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.23 5.05 OK
146 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.73 5.08 OK
158 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.26 5.05 OK
52 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 109.80 5.59 OK
8 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 82.77 3.97 OK
92 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 65.16 41.78 OK
108 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.24 6.42 OK
53 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 55.01 5.98 OK
19 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 142.14 4.32 OK
Provided
Bearing FoS (From Ultimate Load Reaction Available FoS Remarks
Joint Foundation Foundation
Capacity Soil Test Bearing Capacity (DL + LL) (For Existing (Minimum
Label Type Size
Report) Foundation) FoS=2.0)
sft ksf kip kip
93 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 63.65 42.77 OK
109 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.30 6.41 OK
135 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.91 5.07 OK
147 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.37 5.10 OK
159 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.89 5.07 OK
64 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 112.31 5.47 OK
9 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 80.83 4.07 OK
94 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 65.00 41.88 OK
110 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.04 6.45 OK
54 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 57.30 5.74 OK
20 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 142.59 4.31 OK
95 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 63.61 42.80 OK
111 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.26 6.42 OK
136 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.91 5.07 OK
148 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.37 5.10 OK
160 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.89 5.07 OK
65 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 112.55 5.46 OK
10 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 80.89 4.07 OK
96 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 64.99 41.89 OK
112 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 34.98 6.47 OK
55 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 55.32 5.95 OK
21 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 140.02 4.39 OK
97 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 63.63 42.79 OK
113 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.19 6.43 OK
137 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 87.92 5.24 OK
149 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.40 5.10 OK
161 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.91 5.07 OK
66 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 110.23 5.57 OK
11 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 82.90 3.97 OK
98 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 64.98 41.89 OK
114 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 34.93 6.48 OK
56 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 57.27 5.75 OK
22 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 138.61 4.43 OK
99 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 63.38 42.96 OK
115 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.14 6.44 OK
138 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 88.12 5.23 OK
150 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.66 5.08 OK
162 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.17 5.05 OK
67 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 110.59 5.55 OK
12 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 77.10 7.97 OK
100 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 65.22 41.74 OK
116 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 35.09 6.45 OK
57 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 53.45 6.16 OK
23 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 136.18 4.51 OK
101 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 61.43 44.32 OK
117 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 33.88 6.68 OK
139 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 88.10 5.23 OK
151 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.49 5.09 OK
163 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.98 5.06 OK
68 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 110.52 5.56 OK
(1.4*DL+1.7*LL) in in in kip
46 F8 C8 59 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.24 OK
45 F8 C8 61 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.25 OK
44 F8 C8 59 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.24 OK
48 F8 C8 61 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.25 OK
42 F8 C9 82 14 17.000 17.000 270 0.30 OK
47 F8 C10 94 14 14.000 12.000 232 0.40 OK
173 F8 C11 94 14 12.000 10.000 212 0.44 OK
43 F8 C12 84 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.34 OK
3 F4 C4 189 18 34.000 32.000 632 0.30 OK
30 F6 C6 157 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.50 OK
31 F6 C6 155 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.49 OK
41 F3 C3 241 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.35 OK
32 F6 C6 135 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.43 OK
33 F6 C6 134 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.43 OK
40 F3 C3 242 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.35 OK
34 F6 C6 107 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.34 OK
35 F6 C6 106 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.34 OK
39 F3 C3 192 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.28 OK
37 F6 C6 101 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.32 OK
36 F6 C6 103 16 17.000 12.000 314 0.33 OK
38 F4 C4 173 18 34.000 32.000 632 0.27 OK
4 F5 C5 132 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.53 OK
89 F7 C7b 93 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.38 OK
49 F5 C5 97 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.39 OK
5 F2 C2 199 24 32.000 27.000 931 0.21 OK
88 F7 C7b 127 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.52 OK
105 F10 C11 87 14 12.000 10.000 212 0.41 OK
133 F1a C1 143 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.21 OK
145 F1 C1 143 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.21 OK
157 F1a C1 144 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.21 OK
50 F2 C2 153 24 32.000 27.000 931 0.16 OK
6 F5 C5 104 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.42 OK
90 F9 C10 98 16 14.000 12.000 297 0.33 OK
106 F10 C11 45 14 12.000 10.000 212 0.21 OK
51 F5 C5 80 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.32 OK
7 F2 C2 214 24 32.000 27.000 931 0.23 OK
91 F9 C10 91 16 14.000 12.000 297 0.31 OK
107 F10 C11 52 14 12.000 10.000 212 0.24 OK
134 F1a C1 140 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.20 OK
146 F1 C1 139 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.20 OK
158 F1a C1 140 20 32.000 27.000 694 0.20 OK
52 F2 C2 160 24 32.000 27.000 931 0.17 OK
8 F5 C5 119 14 17.000 12.000 246 0.48 OK
92 F9 C10 97 16 14.000 12.000 297 0.33 OK
108 F10 C11 52 14 12.000 10.000 212 0.24 OK
Figure 3.2.2 to Figure 3.2.15 shows the condition of columns Red coloured members having
DCR>1, inadequate.
5 CONCLUSION
6 RECOMMENDATION
We recommend to rectify the overstressed RCC Columns shown in this report with proper
rectification design to meet loadings and load combinations as per BNBC. The overstressed steel
rafters and beams are also recommended to rectify. Until rectification the factory can operate its
operation under allowable load.
Provided
Bearing FoS (From Ultimate Load Reaction Available FoS Remarks
Joint Foundation Foundation
Capacity Soil Test Bearing Capacity (DL + LL) (For Existing (Minimum
Label Type Size
Report) Foundation) FoS=2.0)
sft ksf kip kip
46 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 40.23 5.11 OK
45 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 42.49 4.84 OK
44 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 40.85 5.03 OK
48 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 41.47 4.96 OK
42 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 63.95 3.22 OK
47 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 61.96 3.32 OK
173 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 60.95 3.37 OK
43 F8 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 65.53 3.14 OK
3 F4 45.2 2.83 3 383.82 131.61 2.92 OK
30 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 122.37 2.69 OK
31 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 120.58 2.73 OK
41 F3 58.1 2.83 3 493.48 167.15 2.95 OK
32 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 109.06 3.02 OK
33 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 109.22 3.01 OK
40 F3 58.1 2.83 3 493.48 168.60 2.93 OK
34 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 87.48 3.76 OK
35 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 87.47 3.76 OK
39 F3 58.1 2.83 3 493.48 132.98 3.71 OK
37 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 83.43 3.94 OK
36 F6 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 85.23 3.86 OK
38 F4 45.2 2.83 3 383.82 120.96 3.17 OK
4 RF5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 106.59 3.09 OK
89 F7 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 59.75 3.44 OK
49 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 81.79 4.02 OK
5 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 129.33 4.75 OK
88 RF7a 24.2 2.83 3 205.62 99.15 2.07 OK
105 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 65.52 3.45 OK
133 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 95.48 4.82 OK
145 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 95.42 4.83 OK
157 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 95.54 4.82 OK
50 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 105.38 5.83 OK
6 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 87.46 3.76 OK
90 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 75.06 36.27 OK
106 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 30.53 7.41 OK
51 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 69.86 4.71 OK
7 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 142.41 4.31 OK
91 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 70.60 38.56 OK
107 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 43.48 5.20 OK
134 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.71 5.02 OK
146 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.23 5.05 OK
158 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.85 5.01 OK
52 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 108.74 5.65 OK
8 RF5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 97.86 3.36 OK
92 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 72.91 37.34 OK
108 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 43.07 5.25 OK
53 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 68.04 4.84 OK
19 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 162.87 3.77 OK
Provided
Bearing FoS (From Ultimate Load Reaction Available FoS Remarks
Joint Foundation Foundation
Capacity Soil Test Bearing Capacity (DL + LL) (For Existing (Minimum
Label Type Size
Report) Foundation) FoS=2.0)
sft ksf kip kip
93 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 72.56 37.52 OK
109 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 43.07 5.25 OK
135 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.26 5.05 OK
147 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.86 5.07 OK
159 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.42 5.04 OK
64 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 111.21 5.52 OK
9 RF5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 95.49 3.45 OK
94 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 73.06 37.26 OK
110 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.94 5.27 OK
54 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 70.37 4.67 OK
20 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 163.24 3.76 OK
95 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 72.61 37.49 OK
111 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.92 5.27 OK
136 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.26 5.05 OK
148 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.87 5.07 OK
160 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.41 5.04 OK
65 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 111.44 5.51 OK
10 RF5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 95.58 3.44 OK
96 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 73.09 37.25 OK
112 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.82 5.28 OK
55 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 68.35 4.81 OK
21 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 160.56 3.82 OK
97 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 72.67 37.46 OK
113 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.80 5.28 OK
137 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 88.28 5.22 OK
149 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 90.90 5.07 OK
161 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 91.43 5.04 OK
66 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 109.16 5.63 OK
11 RF5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 97.70 3.37 OK
98 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 73.10 37.24 OK
114 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.69 5.30 OK
56 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 69.91 4.71 OK
22 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 159.74 3.84 OK
99 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 72.56 37.52 OK
115 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.66 5.30 OK
138 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 89.58 5.14 OK
150 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 92.30 4.99 OK
162 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 92.85 4.96 OK
67 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 110.14 5.58 OK
12 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 92.02 6.67 OK
100 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 73.24 37.17 OK
116 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 42.62 5.31 OK
57 F5 38.8 2.83 3 328.99 66.43 4.95 OK
23 F2 72.3 2.83 3 614.11 134.17 4.58 OK
101 F9 320.7 2.83 3 2722.38 71.69 37.97 OK
117 F10 26.6 2.83 3 226.18 41.80 5.41 OK
139 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 89.71 5.13 OK
151 F1 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 92.04 5.00 OK
163 F1a 54.3 2.83 3 460.58 92.53 4.98 OK
(1.4*DL+1.7*LL) in in in kip
Figure 6.2.2 to Figure 6.2.14 shows the RCC columns up to the particular level.
8 DISCLAIMER
The assessment engineer made the above observations & recommendations from Core test, DT &
NDT results & mathematical modelling of the building. We applied our best engineering
judgments. We do not bear responsibility for any deviation from the predicted behaviour of the
structure caused by uncertainties of performance or calamities.