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Project : 132/11 kV SHKZBHST SUBSTATION
Contractor : DANWAY
End User : DEWA DESIGNED CHECKED
Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE ACK ASV
CONTENTS
Sl. No. DESCRIPTION Page No.
A Introduction 3
B Load calculations 12
C Software Model 32
C.1 Model Sketches 33
C.2 Applied Model 69
C.3 Used Parameters 134
D Analysis and Checks 140
E Design 165
E.1 Raft Design 166
E2 Column Design 296
E3 Wall Design 354
E4 Manhole Wall Design 527
E5 Shear Wall Design 563
E6 Trench Wall Design 626
F Transformer Plingth Design 638
G Annexure 643
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Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE ACK ASV
CONTENTS
Sl. No. DESCRIPTION Page No.
A Introduction 3
B Load calculations 16
C Software Model 47
C.1 Model Sketches 48
C.2 Applied Model 94
C.3 Used Parameters 171
D Analysis and Checks 176
E Design 201
E.1 Raft Design 202
E2 Column Design 298
E3 Wall Design 346
E4 Manhole Wall Design 525
E5 Shear Wall Design 559
E6 Trench Wall Design 568
F Transformer Plingth Design 579
G Annexure 582
END USER: 132/11 kV SHEIK ZAYED BIN HAMDAN STREET SUBSTATION
Contractor: DANWAY
DOC NO:STRU‐C‐15‐317 Prepared by Checked by Approved by

Date:11/06/2022 SRI ASV VRP
A. Design Criteria
A.1. Introduction:
The structure:
This document presents analysis and substructure design of Main Building of
132/11 kV SHEIK ZAYED BIN HAMDAN STREET SUBSTATION.
Main features of the building are summarized as below:
 The plan size : 46 x 43 m
 Floors : Basement, Ground floor ,& First floor (B+G+1).
 Foundation level : Top of concrete (TOC) level for foundation is
-3.60 m lvl.
 Height of the building : Top slab level +16.7 m lvl for substation.
 Gate level is bench mark (0.00 lvl) for all other levels unless mentioned
otherwise.
 Ground water level : +19.55 m DMD
: -11.1 m below the natural ground level.
 Type of construction : cast in situ type
Software and model:

The building is modeled and analyzed in ETABS and Raft is modeled and analyzed
in SAFE by exporting all reactions from ETABS.
The building is modeled as 3D structure, with beams and columns idealized as line elements, raft,
wall and slabs are idealized as plate element & Membrane.
Units of Measurement:
The units of measurement adopted in design shall be the SI system of units.
A.2. Design Codes and References:
DEWA specification: Civil works for 132 kV Substations 1531001-Rev 17
Structural Use of Concrete ACI 318-14
Uniform Building Code (for Seismic design and detailing) UBC 1997
For building loading ASCE 7-05
Guide to concrete construction in Gulf Region CIRIA SP31
Soil report SD22000015-01
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A.3. Material properties:
Strength for Design:

fc’ = Cylindrical strength of concrete (Grade C40) = 32 MPa
fy = Characteristic strength of rebar (Grade Fe460) = 460 Mpa
fy, ft = For shear check (Grade Fe420) = 420 Mpa
Fy = Yield strength of steel (ASTM A36) = 275 Mpa
γc = Weight of normal reinforced concrete = 25 kN/m3
Ec = Young's Modulus of concrete 4.7 x √fc' = 26587 Mpa
Ft = Tensile strength of rebar (Fe460) = 650 Mpa
Note: for shear check strength of steel should not be more than 420 MPa.
Unit weight of material for loads calculation:

 Floor screed : 24.00 kN/m3
 Lightweight concrete : 12.00 kN/m3
 Structural Steel : 78.50 kN/m3
 Unit weight of water : 10.00 kN/m3
 Solid block : 21.00 kN/m3
 Hollow block : 16.00 kN/m3
 Thermal block work : 17.50 kN/m3
 20 mm thick cement mortar : 20.00 kN/m3
The various types of block work walls used shall be as follows:
Sl. No. Location Description

1.0 Internal 150 mm thick precast wall.
2.0 External 270 mm thick Precast insulated wall
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Unit weight of walls is calculated as follows:
Hence,
270 mm thick Precast insulated wall = 0.22 x 25 = 5.5 kN/m2
150 thick Solid block internal wall =0.15x 21.0 = 3.2 kN/m2
150 mm thick precast wall. = 0.15 x 25 = 3.8 kN/m2
A.4. Soil Parameters:
Refer Geotechnical Investigation report
Ф = angle of internal friction = 32 deg.
γs = bulk unit weight of soil = 18 kN/m3
qna = Net allowable soil bearing capacity (Raft Fdn.) = 350 kPa
Ks = Modulus of subgrade reaction = 14000 kN/m2/m

Ф
Ka = co.eff of active soil pressure = 0.25
Ф
K0 = co.eff of soil pressure at rest 1 – sin Ф = 0.41

Ф
Kp = co.eff of passive soil pressure = 3.85
Ф
Ground water level
i) +19.55 m DMD = -11.1 m lvl w.r.t natural ground level. ( As per soil report)
A.5. Load Combinations and Load Factors:
As per ACI:
Primary Load Cases:
LC1 = DL = Dead Load
LC2 = LL = Live Load
LC3 = SDL = Super Imposed Dead Load
LC4 = SP = Soil Pressure
LC5 = EQX = Earthquake Load in X-direction
LC6 = EQY = Earthquake Load in Y-direction
LC7 = EQX+ecc = Earthquake Load in X-direction + eccentricity
LC8 = EQX-ecc = Earthquake Load in X-direction - eccentricity
LC9 = EQY+ecc = Earthquake Load in Y-direction + eccentricity
LC10 = EQY-ecc = Earthquake Load in Y-direction - eccentricity
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LC11 = WL+X = Wind Load in X-direction
LC12 = WL+Y = Wind Load in Y-direction
LC13 = BL = Blast Load-1
LC13 = BL-1 = Blast Load-2
LC16 = CR-1 = Crane Load
LC17= CR-2 = Crane Load
LC18 = SPS = Soil Pressure Surcharge
LC19 = LLR = Live load on roof
LC20= WP(Tank full) = Water Presure
LC21 = WP(Tank Half-1) = Water pressure Half Tank-1
LC22 = WP(Tank Half-2) = Water Pressure Half Tank-2
where, BL = Blast load applied on Power Transformer, ET Room and Shunt Reactor RC walls.
BL-1 = Blast load applied on Power Transformer and ET Room-3 RC walls.
BL-2 = Blast load applied on Power Transformer-2 and ET Room RC walls.
BL-3 = Blast load applied on Power Transformer-1 and ET Room RC walls.
BL-4 = Blast load applied on Shunt Reactor RC walls.
CR-1 & CR-2 = in Case-1 'CR-1' Crane Load applied considering when crane is near the
corbel support at one end and far from the other corbel support. Similarly Case-2 'CR-2' is applied
taking into consideration the vice versa of first case.
Note: Oil/Water load in Power Transformer oil / water collection area is included in LL (Live
Load) case.
Ultimate Load Combinations : ULS
1.4DL 500 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL +1.6LL + 1.6SP+1.6SPS+ 0.5LLR 501 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL +1.6LL + 1.6SP+1.6SPS+ 0.5LLR+1.6WP(FULL) 502 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL +1.6LL + 1.6SP+1.6SPS+ 0.5LLR+1.6WP(HALF‐1) 503 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL +1.6LL + 1.6SP+1.6SPS+ 0.5LLR+1.6WP(HALF‐2) 504 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6LL+1.6SP+0.5 LLR+1.6SPS+1.6CR:1 505 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6LL+1.6SP+0.5 LLR+1.6SPS+1.6CR:1+1.6WP(FULL) 506 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6LL+1.6SP+0.5 LLR+1.6SPS+1.6CR:1+1.6WP(HALF‐1) 507 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6LL+1.6SP+0.5 LLR+1.6SPS+1.6CR:2 509 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6LL+1.6SP+0.5 LLR+1.6SPS+1.6CR:2+1.6WP(FULL) 510 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL1 513 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL1+1.6WP(FULL) 514 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL1+1.6WP(HALF‐1) 515 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
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1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0CR‐1 525 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0CR‐1+1.0WP(FULL) 526 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0CR‐1+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 527 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0CR‐2 529 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0CR‐2+1.0WP(FULL) 530 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL1 533 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL1+1.0WP(FULL) 534 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL1+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 535 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y 546 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(FULL) 547 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 548 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 549 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y 550 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y+1.1WP(FULL) 551 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 552 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 553 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X 554 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(FULL) 555 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 556 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 557 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X 558 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X+1.1WP(FULL) 559 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 560 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 561 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y 562 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y+1.1WP(FULL) 563 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 564 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 565 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y 566 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(FULL) 567 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
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1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 568 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)

1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 569 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X 570 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X+1.1WP(FULL) 571 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 572 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 573 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X 574 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(FULL) 575 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 576 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 577 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQY(+ecc) 578 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQY(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 579 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQY(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 580 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQY(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 581 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQy(‐ecc) 582 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQy(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 583 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQy(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 584 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQX(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQy(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 585 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(+ecc) 586 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 587 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 588 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 589 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc) 590 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 591 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 592 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQY(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 593 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc) 594 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 595 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.1WPHALF‐1) 596 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.1WPHALF‐2) 597 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc) 598 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 599 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 600 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 601 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.44DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc) 602 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.44DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 603 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.44DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 604 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc) 606 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 607 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 608 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
31.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 609 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
:1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc 610 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc+1.1WP(FULL) 611 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 612 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 613 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐Y(‐ecc) 614 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 615 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 616 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 617 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
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1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc) 618 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 619 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 620 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 621 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐X(‐ecc) 622 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 623 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 624 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 625 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(+ecc 626 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 627 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 628 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 629 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc) 630 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 631 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 632 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 633 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc) 634 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 635 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+X(‐ecc) 638 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.1WP(FULL) 639 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 640 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+0.33EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.1WP(HALF‐2) 641 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y 642 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y 643 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X 644 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X 645 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+X+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y 646 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y 647 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X 648 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X 649 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc) 650 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQX(‐‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQY(‐‐ecc) 651 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQY(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(+ecc) 652 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQY(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQX(‐ecc) 653 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+1.1EQ‐Y(+ecc) 654 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐X(‐‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(‐‐ecc) 655 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc) 656 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X(‐ecc) 657 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc) 658 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(‐ecc) 659 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc) 660 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(‐ecc) 661 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ+X(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐Y(+ecc) 662 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y(‐ecc) 663 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
31.09DL+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ‐X(+ecc) 664 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.09DL+1.1EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X(‐ecc) 665 UBC1997‐Cl‐1612.2.1
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+X) 666 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+X)+1.0WP(FULL) 667 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
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1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+X)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 668 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W‐X) 670 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W‐X)+1.0WP(FULL) 671 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W‐X)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 672 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+Y) 674 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+Y)‐1+1.0WP(FULL) 675 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+Y)‐1+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 676 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W+Y)‐1+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 677 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W‐Y) 678 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W‐Y)+1.0WP(FULL) 679 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 1.6 LLR + 0.8( W‐Y)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 680 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W+X) 682 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W+X)+1.0WP(FULL) 683 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W‐X) 686 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W‐X)+1.0WP(FULL) 687 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W+Y) 690 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W+Y)+1.0WP(FULL) 691 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W+Y)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 692 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W+Y)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 693 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W‐Y) 694 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2 DL + 1.2 SP + 1.0 LL + 0.5 LLR + 1.6( W‐Y)+1.0WP(FULL) 695 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
0.9 DL + 1.6 SP + 1.6( W+X) 698 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
0.9 DL + 1.6 SP + 1.6( W‐X) 699 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
0.9 DL + 1.6 SP + 1.6( W+Y) 700 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
0.9 DL + 1.6 SP + 1.6( W‐Y) 701 Ref 2.3.2 ASCE7‐05
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL 702 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL+1.6WP(FULL) 703 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL+1.6WP(HALF‐1) 704 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL+1.6WP(HALF‐2) 705 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL‐4 706 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL‐4+1.6WP(FULL) 707 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL‐4+1.6WP(HALF‐1) 708 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.6 LL+1.6SP+1.6SPS+0.5LLR+1.0 BL‐4+1.6WP(HALF‐2) 709 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL 710 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL+1.0WP(FULL) 711 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 712 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 713 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL‐4 714 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL‐4+1.0WP(FULL) 715 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL‐4+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 716 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.2DL+1.0 LL+1.6LLR+1.0BL‐4+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 717 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)
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Service Load Combinations: SLS

1.0DL 100 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1.0 LL 101 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1LL+1.0WP(FULL) 102 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1LL+1.0 WP (HALF‐1) 103 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1LL+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 104 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1.0 LLR 105 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1.0 LLR+1.0WP(FULL) 106 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1.0 LLR+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 107 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +1.0 LLR+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 108 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +0.75 LL + 0.75 LLR 109 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +0.75 LL + 0.75 LLR+0.75WP(FULL) 110 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +0.75 LL + 0.75 LLR+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 111 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP +0.75 LL + 0.75 LLR+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 112 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+ LL+LLR+SPS) 113 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+ LL+LLR+SPS)+1.0WP(FULL) 114 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+ LL+LLR+SPS)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 115 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+ LL+LLR+SPS)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 116 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+CR:1)+0.75(LL+LLR) 117 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+CR:1)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(FULL) 118 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+CR:1)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 119 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
119A.0(DL +SP+SPS+CR:1)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 119A Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+CR:2)+0.75(LL+LLR) 121 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+CR:2)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(FULL) 122 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL1)+0.75(LL+LLR) 125 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL1)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(FULL) 126 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL1)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 127 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
:1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL2)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 132 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+1.0W+X 137 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+1.0W‐X 138 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+1.0W+Y 139 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+1.0W‐Y 140 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+X 141 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+X+0.75WP(FULL) 142 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+X+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 143 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+X+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 144 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐X 145 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
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1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐X+0.75WP(FULL) 146 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐X+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 147 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐X+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 148 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+Y 149 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+Y+0.75WP(FULL) 150 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+Y+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 151 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W+Y+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 152 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐Y 153 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐Y+0.75WP(FULL) 154 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐Y+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 155 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+1.0SP+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75W‐Y+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 156 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
0.6DL+1.0SP+1.0W+X 157 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
0.6DL+1.0SP+1.0W‐X 158 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
0.6DL+1.0SP+1.0W+Y 159 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
0.6DL+1.0SP+1.0W‐Y 160 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:2.4.1)
1.0DL+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y 161 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y 162 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X 163 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X 164 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y 165 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y 166 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X 167 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X 168 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(+ecc) 169 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐X(+Ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc) 170 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+Y(+Ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(+ecc) 171 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc) 172 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc) 173 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(+ecc) 174 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc) 175 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(+ecc) 176 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc) 177 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐X(‐Ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐Ecc) 178 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+Y(‐Ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc) 179 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc) 180 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐ecc) 181 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc) 182 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc) 183 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc) 184 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y 185 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y+1.0WP(FULL) 186 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 187 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 188 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y 189 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y+1.0WP(FULL) 190 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y+1.0WP(TANK‐1) 191 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y+1.0WP(TANK‐2) 192 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ+X 193 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ+X+1.0WP(FULL) 194 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ+X+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 195 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
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1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ+X+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 196 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X 197 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X+1.0WP(FULL) 198 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 199 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 200 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y 201 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y+1.0WP(FULL) 202 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 203 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 204 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y 205 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y+1.0WP(FULL) 206 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 207 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 208 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ‐X 209 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ‐X+1.0WP(FULL) 210 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ‐X+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 211 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.72EQ‐X+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 212 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X 213 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X+1.0WP(FULL) 214 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 215 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 216 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(+ecc) 217 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 218 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 219 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 220 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc) 221 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 222 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 223 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 224 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(+ecc) 225 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 226 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 227 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 228 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(‐ecc) 229 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 230 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 231 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQY(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 232 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc) 233 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 234 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 235 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc) 237 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 238 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 239 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc) 241 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 242 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 243 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc) 245 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
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1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 246 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 247 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc) 249 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 250 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 251 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 252 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐ecc) 253 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 254 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 255 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 256 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc) 257 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 258 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 259 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 260 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc) 261 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 262 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐1) 263 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0WP(HALF‐2) 264 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc) 265 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 266 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc) 269 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 270 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc) 273 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 274 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc) 277 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
1.0DL+1.0(LL+LLR)+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0WP(FULL) 278 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ+X+1.0SP+0.22EQ+Y 281 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X 282 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.72EQ‐Y 285 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X 286 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQX(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQY(+ecc) 289 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQY(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(+ecc) 290 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc) 293 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(+ecc) 294 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
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0.90DL+0.72EQX(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQY(‐ecc) 297 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQY(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQX(‐ecc) 298 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ+X(‐ecc) 300 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐Y(‐ecc) 301 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc) 302 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.90DL+0.72EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.22EQ‐X(‐ecc) 304 UBC1997-Cl-1612.3.1
0.6DL+0.7EQ+X+1.0SP+0.21EQ+Y 305 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐Y 306 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.21EQ+X 307 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐X 308 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
.0.6DL+0.7EQ+X+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐Y 309 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐X+1.0SP+0.21EQ+Y 310 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+Y+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐X 311 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐Y+1.0SP+0.21EQ+X 312 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐Y(+ecc) 313 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐Y(‐ecc) 314 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐X(+ecc) 315 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐X(‐ecc) 316 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐Y(+ecc) 317 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ+Y(‐ecc) 318 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ‐X(+ecc) 319 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ‐Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ+X(‐ecc) 320 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+X(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ+Y(+ecc) 321 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+X(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ+Y(‐ecc) 322 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ+X(+ecc) 323 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
0.6DL+0.7EQ+Y(‐ecc)+1.0SP+0.21EQ+X(‐ecc) 324 Ref 2.4.1 ASCE7-05
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL)+0.75(LL+LLR) 325 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(FULL) 326 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 327 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 328 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL‐4)+0.75(LL+LLR) 329 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL‐4)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(FULL) 330 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL‐4)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐1) 331 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
1.0(DL +SP+SPS+BL‐4)+0.75(LL+LLR)+0.75WP(HALF‐2) 332 Ref ACI318-14 (CL:5.3.1)
Load Envelopes:
SLS = Service Load Envelope, for all Service loads.

ULS = Ultimate Load Envelop, for all Ultimate loads.
SLS(Seismic) = Service Load Envelope, for Seismic loads.
SLS(Gravity) = Service Load Envelope, for gravity loads.
SLS(Lateral) = Service Load Envelope, for all lateral loads.
ULS(Seismic) = Ultimate Load Envelop, for all Seismic loads.
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Stiffness modification factors:
Columns = 0.70 Ig
Beams = 0.35 Ig
Walls = 0.35 Ig
Slabs = 0.25 Ig
B. Load Calculations
Load values as applied in the software are calculated / explained as follows:
B.1 Dead Load:
Assumed thickness of floor slabs:
Raft = 700mm (Main Building Raft) /

400 ( transformer Raft)
Ground floor = 200mm(11 kV Switchgear room1&2, Capacitor Rooms)
Ground floor = 250 mm (GIS Room)
First floor = 200mm
Roof = 200mm
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Enduser : DEWA DESIGNED CHECKED APPROVED
Title : Main Building Load Calculations RVK ASV VRP
Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Thickness Weight Remarks
1.0 MAIN BUILDING

B1: Dead Loads:
Loads in the Basement area (-3.30 m lvl)
Area Loads:
Dead Load on basement area

Applied as uniform Shell loads
Load due to screed under "SDL" load case
3 2
Below capcitor bank-1,2,3,4,5&6 basement area 3.300-2.45 0.85 m 24 kN/m 20.4 kN/m
3 2
In 11 kV Cable Basement -2 3.300-2.50 0.80 m 24 kN/m 19.2 kN/m
3 2
In 11 kV Cable Basement -1 3.300-2.970 0.33 m 24 kN/m 7.9 kN/m
Concrete Platforms:
3 2
Between Grid B & C and 8 & 9 3.300-1.72 1.58 m 24 kN/m 37.9 kN/m
3 2
Between Grid K & L and 7 & 8 3.300-2.55 0.75 m 24 kN/m 18.0 kN/m
3 2
Between Grid B & C and 7 & 8 3.300-2.37 0.93 m 24 kN/m 22.3 kN/m
3 2
Between Grid H & K and 7 & 8 3.300-2.37 0.93 m 24 kN/m 22.3 kN/m
3 2
Between Grid B' & C and 4 & 4' 3.300-1.85 1.45 m 24 kN/m 34.8 kN/m
3 2
Between Grid H & K and 4 & 5 3.300-1.52 1.78 m 24 kN/m 42.7 kN/m
3 2
132kV Cable basement 3.300-2.30 1.00 m 24 kN/m 24.0 kN/m
3 2
In Stair case-1 Area 3.300-1.68 1.62 m 24 kN/m 38.9 kN/m
3 2
3 2
3 2
3 2
Load due to screed in Sump pit-1 3.600-3.000 0.60 m 24 kN/m 14.4 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in Sump pit-2 3.600-3.5 0.10 m 24 kN/m 2.4 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in Cable pulpit -1 3.300-2.900 0.40 m 24 kN/m 9.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in OWMH-1 3.600-2.200 1.40 m 24 kN/m 33.6 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
3 2
3 2
3 2
3 2
3 2
3 2
Loads in the IDT Transformer -1,2,3

Dead load in power transformer area (-3.600 m lvl) under "SDL" load case
3 2
Load due to screed in 11 kV cable trench area 3.6-3.2 0.40 m 24 kN/m 9.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in 11 kV cable trench area (IDT-3) cable crosing location 3.6-1.85 1.75 m 24 kN/m 42.0 kN/m
3 2
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in areas-1, 2 & 3) -Shorter 3.60-3.15 0.45 m 24 kN/m 10.8 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in areas-1,2&3) -Longer 3.6-3 0.60 m 24 kN/m 14.4 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in areas-2) -Longer cable crosing l 3.6-1.45 2.15 m 24 kN/m 51.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in areas-3) -Longer cable crosing l 3.6-1.85 1.75 m 24 kN/m 42.0 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in 15 MVR transformer (cable protection screed) 3.6-1.85 1.75 m 24 kN/m 42.0 kN/m
3 2
Load due to pedestal 3.60+0.4 4.000 m 25 kN/m 100.0 kN/m
2
Load due to 0.250m thk trench walls 3.6+0.4 4.000 m 6.25 kN/m 25.0 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 0.2 m thk slab over cable trench 0.2 m 25 kN/m 5.0 kN/m
(Considering Maximum value of
8.8 kN/m^2 UDL is applied at
3 2
Load due to 0.350 m (grating + cobble stone layer) @ water collection area 0.35 m 25 kN/m 8.8 kN/m +0.4 m lvl
Loads are applied as Distributed
frame loads under 'SDL' load
Load on shorter span,lx = 7.66 m (W lx)/3 = (8.8x 7.66)/3 22.5 kN/m case
Load on longer span, ly= 11.015 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly)2) (8.8x7.66/6)(3-(7.66/11.015)2) 28.3 kN/m
Loads in the ET-1,2,3
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Dead load in ET transformer area (-3.600 m lvl) under "SDL" load case
3 2
Load due to screed in 11 kV cable trench area ET-1 (sleeves area) 3.600-0.87 2.73 m 24 kN/m 65.5 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in 11 kV cable trench area ET-1 3.600-2.47 1.13 m 24 kN/m 27.1 kN/m
3 2
3 2
3 2
3 2
3 2
Load due to screed in LV cable trench area ET-1 (sleeves area) 3.600-2.9 0.7 m 24 kN/m 16.8 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in LV cable trench area ET-2&3(sleeves area) 3.600-1.48 2.12 m 24 kN/m 50.9 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in ET-1) 3.600-1.95 1.65 m 24 kN/m 39.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in ET-2 & 3) 3.600-2.450 1.15 m 24 kN/m 27.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area ( in ET-2 & 3)(Sleeves area) 3.300-1.520 1.78 m 24 kN/m 42.7 kN/m
3 2
2
Load due to 0.250m thk trench walls 4.000 m 6.25 kN/m 25.0 kN/m
3 2
(Considering Maximum value
Load due to 0.350 m (grating + cobble stone layer) @ water collection area 0.35 m 25 kN/m3 8.8 kN/m2 of 8.8 kN/m^2 UDL is applied
at +0.400 m lvl
Load on shorter span,lx = 4.57 m (W lx)/3 = (8.8x 4.570)/3 13.4 kN/m frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
Load on longer span, ly= 5.655 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly)2) (8.8x4.57/6)(3-(4.57/5.655)2) 15.7 kN/m
Loads in the SHUNT REACTOR-1

Dead load in Shunt reactor-1 area (-3.600 m lvl) under "SDL" load case
3 2
3 2
Load due to screed in oil water collection area 3.600-3.0 0.6 m 24 kN/m 14.4 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in cable trench area 3.600-1.850 1.75 m 24 kN/m 42.0 kN/m
3 2
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2
3 2
(Considering Maximum value
of 8.8 kN/m^2 UDL is applied
3 2
Load due to 0.350 m (grating + cobble stone layer) @ water collection area 0.35 m 25 kN/m 8.8 kN/m at +0.4 m lvl
Load on shorter span,lx = 8.090 m (W lx)/3 = (8.8x 8.09)/3 23.7 kN/m case
2 2
Load on longer span, ly= 9.25 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly) ) (8.8x8.08/6)(3-(8.08/9.25) ) 26.5 kN/m
Loads on the Basement at firepump

Dead Load on Raft under "SDL" load case
3
Load due to 1.6 m thick height upstand supporting duct bank(3 No.s) 1.6 0.4 m 25.00 kN/m 16.0 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 0.45 m slab for cable protection 0.45 m 24.00 kN/m 10.80 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed at drain pit 3.300-0.975 2.325 m 24.00 kN/m 55.80 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed at cable trench 3.300-0.725 2.575 m 24.00 kN/m 61.80 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 1.39 m thick screed at Fire Pipe trench 3.300-1.39 1.91 m 24.00 kN/m 45.84 kN/m
2
2
Blast load in IDT, ET & Shunt reactor-1 Walls 5.0 kN/m under "SDL" load case
Wall Loads:
Load due to 150 mm thick solid block work case
Height of the solid block work 1.42-(-3.3)-0.5 4.22 m

2
Density for 150 thk solid block work (0.15*21) 3.2 kN/m 13.3 kN/m
Total 13.3 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to A 13.3 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Load due Removable Handrail case
Along Grid-8 from Grid-L to B' 2.0 kN/m

Load due to Front enclosure of IDT Room, and Shunt reactor applied above basement wall frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
Load due to Front enclosure
3
Unit weight of Front enclosure 27.0 kN/m
Height of front enclosure IDT room 9.80-0.70-0.40 8.70 m
Thickness of front enclosure = 150 mm 0.15 m
Load due to Front enclosure 35.2 kN/m
Allowing 50% for openings, therefore load 17.6 kN/m

Load due to Front enclosure of ET applied above basement wall frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
Load due to Front enclosure

3
Unit weight of Front enclosure 27 kN/m
Height of front enclosure ET room 4.9-0.60-0.40 3.9 m
Thickness of front enclosure 0.15 m
Load due to Front enclosure 15.8 kN/m
Allowing 50% for openings, therefore load 7.9 kN/m
Loads in the Ground floor area (+1.420 m lvl)
Area Loads:
Dead Load in Ground floor area

Self Wt. of slab, 0.25m Thk (132 kV GIS Room)
Self Wt. of slab, 0.20m Thk (Except 132 kV GIS Room & offloading platform)
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
3 2
Load due to screed 80 mm screed 1.50-1.42 0.080 m 24 kN/m 1.9 kN/m

2
Total 1.9 kN/m under "SDL" load case
Wall Loads:
Load due to 270 thk (250 Thermal Block wall+20 mm outside plaster) Thermal Block wall @ +1.420 m lvl case
Height of the Thermal Block wall

2
Density for 250 thk Thermal Block wall + Plastering (0.25*17.5)+(0.02*20) 4.78 kN/m
2
Density for 270 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand (0.27*25) 6.75 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid M to L 7.5-1.42-0.6 5.48 m 26.2 kN/m

Along Grid-7 from Grid C to B 7.5-1.42-0.6 5.48 m 26.2 kN/m
Along Grid-10 from Grid A to B' 4-0.19-0.6 3.21 m 15.3 kN/m
Along Grid-10 from Grid A to B'(Screed Supporting RCC Upstand) 0.19+0.4 0.59 m 4.0 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid D to M 7.5-1.42-0.6 5.48 m 26.2 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid B' to D 6.7-0.2-0.6 5.90 m 28.2 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid B' to D(Screed Supporting RCC Upstand) 0.2+0.4 0.60 m 4.1 kN/m
Along Grid-A from Grid 9 to 10 4-0.19-0.6 3.21 m 15.3 kN/m
Along Grid-A from Grid 9 to 10(Screed Supporting RCC Upstand) 0.19+0.4 0.59 m 4.0 kN/m
Along Grid-B from Grid 7 to 8 7.5-1.42-0.6 5.48 m 26.2 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid 10 to 11 6.7-0.2-0.6 5.90 m 28.2 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid 10 to 11(Screed Supporting RCC Upstand) 0.19+0.4 0.59 m 4.0 kN/m
Along Grid-C from Grid 4 to 4' 4.5-1.42-0.6 2.48 m 11.8 kN/m
Along Grid-C from Grid 6 to 7 4.5-1.42-0.6 2.48 m 11.8 kN/m
Along Grid-M from Grid 7 to 8 & from Grid 9 to 11 7.5-1.42-0.6 5.48 m 26.2 kN/m

Load due to 150 mm thick Hollow Block wall @+1.420 m lvl case
Height of the Hollow Block
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2
Density for 150 thk Hollow Block (0.15*16) 2.4 kN/m
2
2
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to C' 7.5 -1.42-0.6 5.48 m 13.2 kN/m
Along Grid-8 from Grid-L to B 7.5 -1.42-0.6 5.48 13.2 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-L to B' 7.5 -1.42-0.6 5.48 m 13.2 kN/m
B/W Grids-H & K from Grid-9 to 11 7.5 -1.42 6.08 m 14.6 kN/m
Near Grid-F from Grid-9 to 11 7.5 -1.42-0.6 5.48 m 13.2 kN/m
Along Grid-D from Grid-9 to 11 6.7 -1.42-0.6 4.68 m 11.2 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid-9 to 10 4-0.2-0.6 3.20 m 7.7 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid 9 to 10(275 thk Screed Supporting RCC Upstand) 0.2+0.4 0.60 m 4.1 kN/m
Around Toilet in service room 4-0.19 3.81 m 9.1 kN/m
150 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand Around Toilet in service room 0.19+0.4 0.59 m 2.2 kN/m

Load due to 150 mm thick Hollow Block wall @+1.420 m lvl case
Height of the Hollow Block
2
Density for 150 thk Hollow Block (0.15*16) 2.4 kN/m
Along Grid-4 from Grid-H' to C' 13.3 -1.42-0.6 11.28 m 27.1 kN/m
Along Grid-J from Grid-4 to 7 4.9 -1.42-0.6 2.88 m 6.9 kN/m
Load due to chequered plate (cable riser-1,2,3,4 & 5)

3 2
Load due to 10 mm thk chequered plate 0.01 m 78.5 kN/m 0.8 kN/m
Load due to 10 mm thk chequered plate on beam for 1,2,3 0.83*0.8/2 0.83 m 0.3 kN/m (Considered 1 kN/m in SDL)
Load due to 10 mm thk chequered plate on beam for 4&5 0.375*0.8/2 0.375 m 0.1 kN/m (Considered 1 kN/m in SDL)
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Load due to Chain link Fence at capacitor bank rooms frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
At capacitor bank locations 5.0 kN/m

Load due to Miscallaneous Staircases, Ramps & Removable handrail at offloading platforms frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
3
Dead load due to 2 typical staircases near off-loading platform (2.4 x 0.25 x 25)/2 0.25 m 25.0 kN/m 7.5 kN/m
3
Dead load due to ramp (from Grid-9 to 11) & Grid M to K (6.4 x 0.25 x 25)/2 0.25 m 25.0 kN/m 20.3 kN/m
Load due to Removable handrail in Offloading platform area 2.0 kN/m
Loads in the First floor area (3.000, 4.000, 4.500, 4.900, 7.500 lvl)
Area Loads:
Dead Load in first floor area in Corridor, Offloading platform, LVAC

Room, OT Room, CCTV Room,Control, Protection & Charger Room, Applied as uniform Shell loads
Nitrogen Room, Battery Room-1 & 2, Capacitor Room Roof under "SDL" load case
Load due to 800 mm screed in Off-loading platform area, HVAC Shaft &
3 2
Nitrogen Room 7.5-8.3 0.80 m 24 kN/m 19.2 kN/m
Load due to cable routing in Control, Protection & charger room, OT room,Few
Corridors, LVAC Room, CCTV Room and load due to services,raised floor. 1+1 kN/m
2
2.0 kN/m2
3 2
Load due to 900 mm screed in Battery Room-1 & 2 7.5-8.4 0.90 m 24 kN/m 21.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to screed in Capacitor Room Roof 7.725-7.5 0.23 m 24 kN/m 5.4 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 400 mm screed on staircase-4 @ 3.00 m lvl 3.40-3.00 0.40 m 24 kN/m 9.6 kN/m
Load due to 600 Imperial Gallon tank weight (600*4.55) Liters 2730.00 liters
2
(Assuming 3000 kG total weight of the tank) 30 kN 1.365 2 30/(1.365*2)= 10.5 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 100 mm screed on Service room roof @ 4.00 m lvl 100mm 0.10 m 25 kN/m 2.5 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Load due to 1000 Imperial Gallon tank weight (1000*4.55) Liters 4550.00 liters
2
(Assuming 4700 kG total weight of the tank) 47 kN 1.52 2 47/(2)= 25.9 kN/m
2
(Assuming 200 kG total weight of transfer pumps) 2 kN 2.275 1.372 0.6 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 230 mm screed on Staircase-3 & ET room roof @ 4.90 m lvl 5.135-4.90 0.23 m 24 kN/m 5.6 kN/m

Load due to Cable riser-1,2,3,4 & 5 RCC Slab case
2
Density for 200 thk RCC Slab with tiles (0.20*25+0.02*20) 5.40 kN/m
Load around cable riser 1,2,3 on beams 0.83*5.4/2 0.83 m 4.5 kN/m
Load around cable riser 4,5 on beams 0.33*5.4/2 0.33 m 1.8 kN/m
Wall Loads:
Load due to 270 thk (250 Thermal Block wall+20 mm outside plaster) Thermal Block wall @ +4.500 m lvl frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
2
Along Grid-C' from Grid-4 to 4' 13.30-4.5-0.6 8.20 m 39.2 kN/m

Along Grid-C' from Grid-4' to 6 13.30-7.1-0.6 5.60 m 26.7 kN/m
Along Grid-C' from Grid-6 to 9 13.30-4.5-0.6 8.20 m 39.2 kN/m
Load due to 270 thk (250 Thermal Block wall+20 mm outside plaster) Thermal Block wall @ +4.000 m lvl @ +4.900 m lvl case
2
2
Along Grid-J from Grid-4 to 7 13.30-5.135-1.2 6.97 m 33.3 kN/m

Along Grid-J from Grid-4 to 7 270 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand 5.135-4.9 0.23 m 1.6 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Along Grid-4 from Grid-J to H' 13.30-5.135-1.2 6.97 m 33.3 kN/m
Along Grid-4 from Grid-J to H' 270 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand 5.135-4.9 0.23 m 1.6 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to L 7.50-5.09-0.6 1.81 m 8.6 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to L 270 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand 5.09-4.9 0.19 m 1.3 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid-9 to 10 6.7-4-0.6-0.15 1.95 m 9.3 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid-9 to 10 270 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand 0.15 0.15 m 1.0 kN/m
Load due to 270 thk (250 Thermal Block wall+20 mm outside plaster) Thermal Block wall @ +7.500 m lvl case
2
2
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to M 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m

Along Grid-7 from Grid-A to C 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-K to L 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid-D to K 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m
Along Grid-A from Grid-7 to 8 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m
Along Grid-K from Grid-9 to 11 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m
Along Grid-M from Grid-7 to 8 13.30-8.5-0.6 4.20 m 20.1 kN/m
Load due to 270 thk. RC wall upstand @ +7.500 lvl

Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to M 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-A to C 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-K to L 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid-D to K 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m
Along Grid-A from Grid-7 to 8 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m
Along Grid-K from Grid-9 to 11 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m
Along Grid-M from Grid-7 to 8 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 6.8 kN/m

Load due to 150 mm thick Hollow block work @+7.500 m lvl case
Height of the hollow block work
2
Density for 150 thk hollow block work (0.15*16.0) 2.4 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2
Density for150 thk RCC Screed supporting Upstand (0.15*25) 3.75 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to C 13.30-8.5-0.5 4.30 m 10.3 kN/m

Between Grid-8 & 9 from Grid-C to K 13.30-8.5 4.80 m 11.5 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-D to K 13.3-8.5-0.5 4.30 m 10.3 kN/m
Between Grid-B' & C from Grid-7 to between 8 & 9 13.3-8.5-0.5 4.30 m 10.3 kN/m
Along Grid- F from Grid-7 to between 8 & 9 13.30-8.50-0.5 4.30 m 10.3 kN/m
Along Grid- G from Grid-7 to between 8 & 9 13.30-8.50-0.5 4.30 m 10.3 kN/m
Between Grid-E & F from between Grid-9 & 11 13.3-8.5 4.80 m 11.5 kN/m
Between Grid-G & H from between Grid-9 & 11 13.3-8.5 4.80 m 11.5 kN/m
Around HVAC Shaft 13.3-8.5-0.5 4.30 m 10.3 kN/m
Around CCTV Room 13.3-8.5 4.80 m 11.5 kN/m
Load due to 150 thk. RC wall upstand @ +7.500 lvl

Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to C 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Between Grid-8 & 9 from Grid-C to K 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-D to K 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Between Grid-B' & C from Grid-7 to between 8 & 9 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Along Grid- F from Grid-7 to between 8 & 9 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Along Grid- G from Grid-7 to between 8 & 9 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Between Grid-E & F from between Grid-9 & 11 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Between Grid-G & H from between Grid-9 & 11 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Around HVAC Shaft 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
Around CCTV Room 8.5-7.5 1.00 m 3.75 kN/m
3
Load due to upstand at offloading platform 1.1 m 0.20 m 25 kN/m 5.50 kN/m
Load due removable hand rail at offloading platform 2.0 kN/m
Load due to removable chequered plate on Equipment lifting area (assume
0.01 m 3.00 m 78.5 kN/m3
thickness = 10 mm)
0.010*3.0*78.5/2 1.18 kN/m
Total dead load around opening in offloading area = 8.7 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Load due to parapet wall of 4.5 m height @+3.00 m lvl(Above staircase-4)

Load due to 4.50 m RCC Precast wall
2
Load due to 200mm Thk RCC 4.5 m 5.00 kN/m 22.5 kN/m
Total 22.5 kN/m
Along Grid-4 from Grid-A' to C' 22.5 kN/m
Along Grid-A' from Grid-3 to 4 22.5 kN/m
Load due to parapet wall of 3.85 m height @+4.00 m lvl(Above Service Room)
2
Total 19.3 kN/m
Along Grid-A from Grid-9 to 10 19.3 kN/m
Along Grid-10 from Grid-A to B' 19.3 kN/m
Load due to parapet wall of 1.5 m height @+4.90 m lvl(Above ET Room)

2
Total 7.5 kN/m
Along Grid-3 from Grid-L to H' 7.5 kN/m
Along Grid-L from Grid-3 to 7 7.5 kN/m
Load due to parapet wall of 1.5 m height @+7.50 m lvl(Above Capacitor Room)
2
Total 7.5 kN/m
Along Grid-M from Grid-9 to 11 7.5 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid-M to K 7.5 kN/m
Load due to roof shed on parapet wall over Staircase-4 & Service Room
Distance between the channels 0.6 m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2
Dead Load due to shed on beams 1.5 x 0.6 1.50 kN/m 0.90 kN/m
Loads in the Roof Floor (+9.80, +13.30 ,+16.70 m lvl)
Loads in the Roof floor area +9.80 m (Power transformer Roof & Shunt Reactor-1)

Load due to 200 thk parapet above Power transformer walls 1.5 m 5.0 kN/m2 7.50 kN/m frame loads under 'SDL' load
case
Assume 1.5 kN/m2 as roof truss weight

Load due to Roof Truss above transformer walls(Along Grid F',D', C') 7.66 m 1.5 kN/m2 11.5 kN/m
Load due to Roof Truss above transformer walls (Along Grid A' & H') 5.7 kN/m

Area Loads: under "SDL" load case
Dead Load in Roof area @ +13.30 m lvl
Self Wt. of slab, 200mm Thk
[(13.7-13.3)+(13.45-
3
Load due to 275 mm screed (Average thick of screed) 13.3)]/2 0.275 m 24 kN/m 6.6 kN/m2
3
Load due to 0.04 m thk concrete tiles 0.04 m 24 kN/m 1.0 kN/m2
Load due to water proofing 0.5 kN/m2
Total 8.1 kN/m2
Load due to HVAC pedestals 0.4*0.6*25 6.0 kN/m
Wall Loads:
Load due to parapet wall 3.7 m height

2
Total 18.5 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Along Grid-J from Grid-4 to 7 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-J to M 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-M from Grid-7 to 8 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-L to K 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-K from Grid-9 to 11 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-11 from Grid-K to B' 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-B' from Grid-9 to 11 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-9 from Grid-B to B' 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-A from Grid-7 to 8 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-7 from Grid-A to C 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-C from Grid-4 to 7 18.5 kN/m
Along Grid-4 from Grid-C to J 18.5 kN/m
Wall Load due to pent house around HVAC openings
Maximum Height of the wall around HVAC opening 3.7 m

2
Load due to 200 mm thk RC wall load around HVAC opening 3.7 m 5.0 kN/m 18.5 kN/m
Load due to beam 0.2*0.25*25 1.25 kN/m
3 2
Load due to precast panel 0.125*25 25.00 kN/m 3.125 kN/m
3.125*3/2 4.7 kN/m
Total 24.4 kN/m
Loads in the Staircase head room area (+16.70 m lvl)
2
Dead Load due to 0.3m parapet - Staircase -1, 2 0.3 m 5.00 kN/m 1.5 kN/m
Loads are applied as Uniform

Dead Load in stairacse head room @ +16.700 m lvl (Staircase-1 &2) shell in 'SDL' load case
Self Wt. of slab, 200mm Thk
3 2
Load due to 0.09 m screed 16.79-16.7 0.090 m 24 kN/m 2.2 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 0.04 m thk concrete tiles 0.04 m 24 kN/m 1.0 kN/m
2
Load due to water proofing 0.5 kN/m
2
Total 3.6 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Loads due to Staircase
Dead Load due to Staircase,
3 2
Self weight of waist slab 0.25 m 25 kN/m Total 6.25 kN/m
Self weight of steps 0.5*0.170*0.30*25*10 6.38 kN/m
2
Load due to Epoxy paint on staircase 0.5 kN/m
Dead Load on staircase landing beam 3.7 m 31 kN/m

2
Live load on staircase slab 5 kN/m
Live Load on staircase landing beam 3.7 m 18.5 kN/m
B2: Live Loads: Applied as uniform Shell loads

under "LIVE LOAD" load case
Live load on Basement area
2
Live load in basement Area other than plinth area 5.0 kN/m
2
Total 5.0 kN/m
3 2
Load due to oil/water in Sump Pits & OWMH 1m 10 kN/m 10.0 kN/m
Live load on Fire pump room & Service Basement area

2
Live load in Fire pump room & Service Basement area 2.0 kN/m
2
Total 2.0 kN/m
3 2
Load due to oil/water in Sump Pits & OWMH 1m 10 kN/m 10.0 kN/m
Live load in power transformer-1,2,3 transformers area

3 2
Load due to oil/water 2.5 m 10 kN/m 25.0 kN/m
Load due to 50 MVA transformer - transformer area 900 kN
2 2
Area of pedestal 2.450*8.265 20.2 m 44.4 kN/m
2
Live load at 0.4m level in transformer area 10.0 kN/m
Load on shorter span,lx = 7.66 m (W lx)/3 = (10x 7.66)/3 25.5 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2 2
Load on longer span, ly= 11.015 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly) ) (10x7.66/6)(3-(7.66/11.015) ) 32.1 kN/m
Live load in ET-1,2,3 area

3 2
Load due to 50 MVA transformer - ET area 50 kN
2 2
2
Live load at 0.4m level in ET area 10.0 kN/m
2
Load on longer span, ly= 5.655 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly) ) (10x4.57/6)(3-(4.57/5.655)2) 17.9 kN/m
Live load in Shunt Reactor-1 area

3 2
Load due to 50 MVA transformer - Shunt reactor-1 area 540 kN
2 2
2
Live load at 0.4m level in Shunt Reactor-1 area 10.0 kN/m
2 2
Load on longer span, ly= 9.25 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly) ) (10x8.09/6)(3-(8.09/9.25) ) 30.1 kN/m
2
Live load due to roof truss on IDT transformer area @ +9.80 m lvl 1.00 kN/m
(Live load considered 0.75 kN/m2 Inaccessible roof)
Live Load due to Roof Truss above IDT walls(Along Grid D' & F') 7.66 m 1.0 kN/m2 7.7 kN/m frame loads under 'LL' load case
Live Load due to Roof Truss above IDT walls (Along Grid H') 3.8 kN/m
2
Live load due to roof truss on Shunt Reactor-1 area @ +9.800 m lvl 1.00 kN/m
Live Load due to Roof Truss above Shunt reactor walls(Along Grid C') 8.09 m 1.0 kN/m2 8.1 kN/m
Live Load due to Roof Truss above Shunt reactor walls (Along Grid A') 4.0 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2
Live load due to roof truss on Staircase-3 & ET Room 1,2,3 area @ +4.900 m lvl 1.00 kN/m
LLive oad due to Roof Truss above ET walls(Along Grid 5 & 6') 4.570 m 1.0 kN/m2 4.6 kN/m
Live Load due to Roof Truss above ET walls (Along Grid 4 & 7) 2.3 kN/m
Live load in Ground floor area
Live load in 132 kV GIS room, Air lock room & Off loading platfom (including
2
cable tray load) 15.0 kN/m
2
Live load in 11 kV switch gear room 1 & 2 (including cable tray load) 11.0 kN/m
2
Live load in Capacitor rooms 10.0 kN/m
Live load at the off-loading platform near Offloading Platform area

Live load due to staircase Along Grid B' between Grid 4 & 4' Live load = 15 kN/m2 2.4 m 15 kN/m
2
18.0 kN/m frame loads under 'LL' load case
Live load due to staircase Along Grid E beside Grid 11 Live load = 10 kN/m2 2.1 m 10 kN/m
2
10.5 kN/m
2 2
Live load due to ramp (from Grid-K to L) & Grid 8 to 10 Live load = 10 kN/m 6.4 m 10 kN/m 32.0 kN/m
Live load in First floor area @ +7.500
2
Live load in First floor area 10.0 kN/m
Live Load on Cable riser-1,2,3,4 & 5 RCC Slab case
2
Live Load (0.20*25+0.02*20) 5.00 kN/m
Load around cable riser 1,2,3 beams 0.83 m 4.2 kN/m

Load around cable riser 4,5 beams 0.33 m 1.6 kN/m
2
Live load on chequered plate (Equipment lifting area) 5.0 kN/m
Live load on chequered plate as line load on upstand 5*3.0/2 7.5 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
2
Live load on Service room & Staircase-4 roof 1.5 kN/m
Live load in Roof floor area (+13.300 m lvl)

2
Load due to HVAC equipment (including accesible roof) 5.0 kN/m
2
Additional Roof Live load (due to pipe etc) 1.0 kN/m
B3: Crane Loads
Applied as concentrated frame

loads in "LIVE LOAD" load
Load due to Monorail case
Live load due to monorail on roof at off loading platform area @ +13.300 m lvl
Capacity of monorail 20.0 kN
Impact factor 1.25*20 25.0 kN
Crab weight 5.0 kN
Total load due to monorail 30.0 kN
Total 30.0 kN
Crane Girder Loads (+9.350 m lvl)
Crane Capacity, Wcap 50.00 kN

Weight of crab (Hoist + Trolley Wt.) Wcb 5.00 kN
Concentrated load due to hoist, trolly & lifted wt. 50+5 55.00 kN
Impact factor (for electrically operated crane) 1.25
Concentrated load due to hoist, trolly & lifted wt. (with impact factor) 55*1.25 69 kN
Bridge assembly (Excluding hoist and trolley) 50 kN
Span of crane bridge, Lc 12.75 m
UDL on crane girder (Selfweight), WG 50/12.75 3.92 kN/m
Minimum hook approach, Hm 0.65 m
69 kN WG = 4 10 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
69 kN WG = 4.10 kN/m
12.750 m
To find reactions at RA& RB,

Sum of vertical forces ∑ V = 0 => RA + RB = 69 + (3.92 x 12.75) = 118.8 kN
Taking moment along A, ∑ MA = 0 => 0 = [69 x 0.65 + (3.92 x 12.75x 12.75/2) - (RB x 12.75)
Therefore, RB = 363.4/12.75 = 28.5 kN
Therefore, RA = 118.80 - RB = 90.2 kN
Maximum reaction at A, RA = 90.2 kN Say 91.0 kN

Maximum reaction at B, RB = 28.5 kN Say 29.0 kN
Gantry girder (for maximum reaction from crane girder)
Assumed Grantry Girder member UB 457x197x67

Selfweight, Wg' = 67 kg/m
= 0.67 kN/m
= 1 kN/m
Wheel spacing in the end carriage, aw = 2.25 m

Max. reaction from crane girder, RA = 91 kN
Load on each wheel including impact factor, Wv RA/2 = 46 kN

Similarly, Load on each wheel excluding imp. Factor = 36 kN
Maximum span of Gantry girder = 5.71 m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
46 kN
46 kN
5.71 m
To find reactions at RC & RD,

Sum of vertical forces ∑ V = 0 => RC + RD = 46+ 46+ (1x 5.71) = 96.71 kN
Taking moment along C, ∑ MC = 0 => [46 x 2.855 + (1 x 5.71x5.71/2) - (RD x 5.71)
Therefore, RD = 118.677/5.71 = 20.8 kN
Therefore, RC = 96.71 - RD = = 75.9 kN
Maximum Reaction at C, Rc = = 75.9 kN Say 76.0 kN
Reaction without impact factor 76/1.25 = 60.74 kN
When Crane is near the Corbel:
Vertical load on corbel 76.0 kN Applied : 76 kN

Horizontal load Across the rails(20%) 15.2 kN Applied : 15.5 kN
Horizontal load along rails(10%) 7.6 kN Applied : 8 kN
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
When Crane is far from the Corbel:
Considering Reaction at RB = = 28.5 kN
Assumed Grantry Girder member UB 457x197x67

Selfweight, Wg' = 67 kg/m
= 0.67 kN/m
= 1 kN/m
Wheel spacing in the end carriage, aw = 2.3 m

Min. reaction from crane girder, RB = 28.5 kN
Load on each wheel including impact factor, Wv RB/2 = 14.3 kN 15 kN

Similarly, Load on each wheel excluding imp. Factor = 11 kN
Maximum span of Gantry girder = 5.71 m
5.71 m
To find reactions at RC & RD,

Sum of vertical forces ∑ V = 0 => RC + RD = 15 + 15 + (1x 5.71) = 35.71 kN
Taking moment along A, ∑ MC = 0 => [15 x 2.855 + (1 x 5.71 x 5.71/2) - (RD x 5.71)]
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Therefore, RD = 50.06/5.71 = 8.77 kN
Therefore, RC = 35.71 - RD = = 26.9 kN
Maximum Reaction at C, Rc = 26.9 kN
Reaction without impact factor 26.9/1.25 = 22
Vertical load on corbel 26.9 kN Applied : 27 kN

Horizontal load Across the rails(20%) 4.3 kN Applied : 5 kN
Horizontal load along rails(10%) 2.7 kN Applied : 3 kN
2
Live load on the staircase head room roof floor area 1.5 kN/m
B4: Wind Load:
Effective wind speed considered,Ve = 45.0 m/s

2
Velocity pressure qz = 0.613*Kz*Kzt*Kd*Ve^2*I 0.613*1.27*1*0.85*45^2*1.15 = 1.54 kN/m
Pressure coefficient for cantilever=1.5
2
wind load on walls( Pe = qs *Cpe * Ca) 1.5*1.34 2.31 kN/m
Wind load at +3.00 m lvl (Stair case-4)

Height of Parapet 4.5 m
Load on beam / wall 2.36*4.5 10.4 kN/m
Moment on beam / wall 2.36*4.5*4.5/2 23.4 kN/m
Wind load at +4.00 m lvl (Above Service Room)

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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Wind load at +4.90 m lvl (Above ET Room)

Wind load at +7.50 m lvl (Above Capacitor Room)

Wind load at +9.80 m lvl (Above IDT & Shunt reactor)

Wind load at +13.50 m lvl

Wind load at +16.7 m lvl

Height of Parapet above staircase-1 and 2 0.3 m
2.0 FIRE PUMP ROOM AND FIRE WATER TANK
Loads on ground floor @ -0.400 m lvl
Dead load in fire pump room floor
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
3 2
Load due to 0.600 m screed 0.40+0.2 0.6 m 24.00 kN/m 14.40 kN/m
3 2
Load due to 945 mm thick disel pump pedestal 0.945 m 25.00 kN/m 23.63 kN/m
3
Load due to 945 mm thick electrical pump pedestal 0.945 m 25.00 kN/m 23.63 kN/m2
3 2
Load due to 900 mm thick Jockey pump pedestal 0.9 m 25.00 kN/m 22.50 kN/m
2
Load due to 150 mm thk RC upstand around Cable trench 0.6 m 3.75 kN/m 2.25 kN/m
2
Load due to 150 mm thk RC bund wall fuel tank 1.4 m 3.75 kN/m 5.06 kN/m
Dead load in Service room floor

3
Load due to 0.590 m screed in service room and toilet 0.45+0.19 0.59 m 24.00 kN/m 14.16 kN/m2
2
Live load on Maintainance platform @ +6.1m lvl 1.50 kN/m
Load due to monorail
Capacity of monorail (3MT) 30.00 kN

Crab weight 5.00 kN
Load due to monorail with 25% impact factor (1.25*30)+5 42.50 kN
Loads on Fire water tank bottom slab @ +6.750 m Lvl
3
Load due to 0.075 m screed on Maintainance platform @+6.7m lvl 7.1-6.7 0.4 m 24.00 kN/m 9.60 kN/m2
3
Load due to 0.075 m screed on Maintainance platform @+6.1m lvl 6.175-6.1 0.075 m 24.00 kN/m 1.80 kN/m2
Load due to water

3
Density of water 10.0 kN/m
Height of water 5.5 m
2
Pressure on wall at top of water 0.00 kN/m
2
Pressure on wall at the bottom of water 55.00 kN/m
2
Pressure of water on bottom slab at +6.750 m Lvl 55.00 kN/m
2
Water pressure at sump location 59.00 kN/m
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Load Calculations
Height/ Unit
Loads on Fire water tank roof @ +13.300 m Lvl
2
Load due to 200 mm thk upstand around opening 0.55 5.00 kN/m 2.75 kN/m
Live load on roof 5.00 kN/m2
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B.4 Wind Load:
Wind loads are calculated in accordance with ASCE7-05 of American Standards.
Site wind pressure, qz = 0.613 KzKztKdV2(N/m2)

Where,
Basic wind speed, V = 45 m/sec (As per specifications)
Wind directionality factor, Kd = 0.85 Table 6.4 ASCE7-05.
Velocity pressure exposure Kz = 1.27 Table 6.3 ASCE7-05
coefficient
Importance coefficient I = 1.15 Table 6.1 ASCE7-05
Topographic factor
Kzt = (1 + K1K2K3)2 CL.6.5.7.2 ASCE 7-05
= 1
Net Wind Load, p = qGCp– qi(GCpi)
Gf = gust-effect factor CL 6.5.8 ASCE 7-05
(For enclosed building)p = qGfCp– qi(GCpi)
External surface pressures, pe = qGCp
Internal surface pressures, pi = qi(GCpi)
Cp = external pressure coefficient
(Figs.6.6, 6.7 and 6.8 ASCE 7-05)
(GCpi) = internal pressure coefficient

(Fig 6.5 ASCE 7-05)
Cp = Net pressure co-efficient for the canopy surface or element given in 2.5.9&2.7
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B.5: Seismic Loads:
Seismic forces are calculated in accordance with UBC-97, the following factors shall be applied.
Soil profile type SC (As per soil report)
W is total seismic dead load of the structure as defined in section 1630.1.1
Cv is the seismic coefficient.
Zone 2A: Z = 0.15
Seismic coefficients, Ca =0.18 & Cv = 0.25 (Ref. Soil Report)
Soil type & parameters (as per approved soil report)
I is the Importance Factor
I = 1.00 (Table 16K).
T is the Fundamental Period of Vibration, in Seconds, of the structure.
T = Ct x (h) ¾, with (Ref. UBC97:Cl:1630.2.2)
Ct = 0.0731 for Reinforced Moment Resisting Frames and Eccentrically
Braced Frames.
= 0.0853 for Structural Steel Frames.
h = Height to Top of Building from Base Level.
T = 0.0731 (h) ¾
R is Numerical Coefficient representative of the Inherent over Strength and Global Ductility
Capacity of Lateral-Force-Resisting Systems
R = 5.5 for Intermediate Moment Resisting Concrete Frames (Table 16-N)
. .
Design Base Shear, 𝑉 ,𝑉 (Ref. UBC97:Cl:1630.2.1, Eq.30-4)
.
.
𝑉
.
But, 𝑉 , (Ref. UBC97:Cl:1630.2.1, Eq.30-5)
. . .
𝑉
.
𝑉 0.08 𝑊
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Also,
𝑉 0.11 𝑥𝐶 𝑥𝐼𝑥𝑊,𝑉 0.11 𝑥 0.18 𝑥 1.00 𝑥𝑊 (Ref. UBC97:Cl:1630.2.1, Eq.30-6)
𝑉 0.02 𝑊
The Earthquake Load E, on an element of the structure resulting from combination of the horizontal
component Eh, and Vertical Component Ev,
𝐸 𝑟𝑥𝐸 𝐸 (Ref. UBC97:Cl:1630.1.1)

Where, Eh = the earthquake load due to base shear V. Eh shall be evaluated to provide an equivalent
service load for use in BS-8110 system of calculations
. .
𝐸 𝑥 (Ref. UBC97:Cl:1630.1.1)
.
0.045𝑥𝑊 1.1
𝐸 𝑥
𝑇 1.4
.
𝐸
Ev = The Load Effect resulting from the Vertical Component of the earthquake
Ground Motion.
.
𝐸 0.5 𝑥𝐶 𝑥𝐼𝑥𝐷𝑥 (Ref.UBC97:Cl:1630.1.1)
.
𝐸 0.0707𝐷
r = 1 (Reliability / Redundancy factor.)

D = Dead Load
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Base shear thus obtained will be distributed at different floor levels as lateral loads in mutually
perpendicular directions.
i. Lateral loads acting in global X- direction
ii.Lateral loads acting in global Y- direction
Note:
Seismic forces will be calculated by ETABS Program either by UBC or 0.07g whichever is
greater. The base shear for wind load and seismic load should be calculated and the design shall
be carried out for the governing load case. Considered orthogonal effect in combinations.
B.6: Soil Pressure (SP), Soil Pressure Surcharge (SPS):

Soil Data:
Bulk unit weight weight of soil (γs) = 18kN/m3
Coefficient of soil pressure at rest (K0) = 0.1
Coefficient of active soil pressure(Ka) = 0.25
Height of the soil (H) = 4.0 m
Surcharge (ws) = 33.33 kN/m2
Water table below NGL, as per soil report = -11.1 m lvl
Considering 1m seasonal variation, depth of water table = -10.1 m lvl
`(Water table not encountered for this substation main building)
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1. Soil pressure
Soil pressure at H (-3.6 m lvl) depth = γs * K0 * H

= 18x 0.41 x 4.0
= 29.52 kN/m2
2. Surcharge
Soil pressure due to surcharge = ws x impact factor x K0
(Basement Walls) = 33.33 x 1.25 x 0.41
= 17.01 kN/m2
3.Surcharge
Surcharge load on manholes & sump pits = ws x impact factor
= 33.33 x 1.25
= 41.66 kN/m2
B.7: Blast Load:
Blast Load = 5 kN/m2

(Applied on RC walls in Power Transformer areaand auxilary transformer area)
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Title : MAIN BUILDING STRUCTURE SRI ASV
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A' 200 THK A'

A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
66
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
200 THK
L
200 THK L
K
200 THK K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F
200 THK 200 THK F'
F
200 THK
E E
D' D'
D D
200 THK 200 THK

C'
C C'
C
200 THK 200 THK

B' B'
B B
A' 200 THK

200 THK A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
67
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L
200 THK L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A'
200 THK A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
68
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
Dummy
GB-400x600
Dummy
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
Dummy
C'
C C'
C
GB-400x600
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
GB-300x700
B' B'
GB-300x500
GB-300x500
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
69
ETABS 17.0.1
J
L
A
B
E
K
C
D
H
F'
A'
B'
M
C'
D'
H'
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB

1
1
2
2
2'
2'
3
3
Dummy Dummy Dummy Dummy Dummy

Dummy
4
4
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
GB-400x600
4'
4'
GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500

Dummy
GB-300x600 GB-300x600
5
5
GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600

GB-300x550
GB-300x550
GB-300x550
5'
5'
Dummy
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
GB-400x600
GB-400x600
Dummy
GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500
6 6'
6 6'
Dummy
70
GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600

Dummy
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 Dummy Dummy Dummy

GB-300x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
Dummy
GB-400x600
7
7
GB-300x500 GB-300x500
GB-300x600
GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500
Plan View - GF +1.420 m - Z = 1.42 (m)

GB-300x600
Dummy
Dummy
GB-400x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-300x700 Dummy
8
8
Dummy Dummy
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-300x700
GB-400x700
Dummy Dummy GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x750 GB-300x700

9
9
9'
9'
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy Dummy Dummy

10
10
Dummy Dummy Dummy Dummy Dummy

Dummy
Dummy
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-300x700
Dummy Dummy Dummy Dummy GB-300x600

Dummy Dummy
11
11
GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 Dummy

Dummy
GB-300x600
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-400x700
GB-300x600
J
L
A
B
E
K
C
D
H
F'
A'
B'
M
C'
D'
H'
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
Dummy
Dummy Dummy Dummy Dummy
L L
FB-400x600
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
K K
FB-400x600
FB-450x600 FB-450x600 FB-450x600
J J
Dummy
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
Dummy FB-400x600 FB-400x600

C'
C C'
C
Dummy
Dummy
FB-300x600
B' B'
FB-300x600
Dummy
B B
Dummy
Dummy
A'
FB-300x600 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
71
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
FB-400x700 FB-400x700
M M
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
FB-300x600
FB-300x600
FB-400x750
FB-300x700
L L
FB-300x700
FB-300x500
FB-300x750
Dummy
FB-400x700 FB-400x700 FB-400x700
K K
FB-400x600
FB-400x700
FB-300x500
FB-400x700
FB-400x700
FB-400x700
J J
FB-400x600
FB-400x700 FB-400x700 FB-400x700
H'
H H'
H
FB-400x600
FB-300x500
FB-400x600
FB-300x500
FB-450x800
FB-400x750
Dummy
FB-300x500
FB-300x700
FB-400x700 FB-400x700 FB-400x700
G G
FB-400x600
FB-400x600
FB-300x500
FB-400x700
FB-400x700
Dummy
FB-300x500
FB-400x700 FB-400x700 FB-400x700

F'
F F'
F
FB-400x600
FB-300x600
FB-400x600
FB-300x500
FB-450x800
FB-400x750
FB-300x700
FB-400x700 FB-400x700 FB-400x700
E E
FB-400x600
FB-300x600
FB-400x600
FB-300x500
FB-400x700
FB-400x700
D' D'
FB-400x700 FB-400x700 Dummy

FB-400x1200 FB-400x600
D D
FB-400x1650
FB-300x500
FB-300x500
FB-400x600
FB-400x600
FB-400X800
Dummy
FB-300x800
FB-400x600 FB-400x700 FB-400x700 FB-400X800 FB-400x600
C'
C C'
C
FB-300x800
FB-300x500
FB-400x1650
FB-300x500
FB-400X800
Dummy
FB-400x750
FB-400x750
FB-300x700 FB-300x700
FB-300x800
FB-400X800 FB-400X800 FB-400x600
B'
FB-400x700 B'
B B
FB-400x600
FB-300x500
FB-300x500
Dummy
A'
FB-400x700 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
72
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
Dummy
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
Dummy
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
73
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
Dummy
L L
K K
FB-400x600 FB-400x600
J J
H'
H H'
H
Dummy
FB-400x600 FB-400x600
G G
F'
F F'
F
Dummy
FB-400x600 FB-400x600
E E
Dummy
D' D'
Dummy
FB-400x600 FB-400x600
D D
Dummy Dummy Dummy FB-400x600 FB-400x600
C'
C C'
C
Dummy
Dummy
B' B'
B B
Dummy
Dummy
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
74
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
RB-400x700
M M
Dummy
RB-400x700
L L
RB-300x700
RB-300x700
RB-400x1200 RB-400x700
K K
RB-400x600
RB-300x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x1200 Dummy Dummy
J J
Dummy
RB-470x600
RB-300x500
RB-300x500
RB-400x600
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
RB-400x1200 RB-400x1200 RB-400x700

H'
H
Dummy H'
H
RB-470x600
RB-400x600
RB-300x500
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
RB-400x1200 RB-400x1200
Dummy
RB-400x700 Dummy RB-400x700
G G
Dummy
RB-470x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
Dummy
Dummy
RB-400x1200 RB-400x1200 RB-400x700
F'
F Dummy F'
F
RB-470x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
Dummy
Dummy
RB-400x1200 RB-400x1200 RB-400x700
E Dummy E
RB-470x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
Dummy
D' D'
RB-400x1200 RB-400x1200 RB-400x700

D D
Dummy
RB-470x600
RB-400x600
RB-400x800
RB-400x800
RB-300x500
RB-400x600
RB-400x600
RB-300x600
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
RB-300x500
Dummy
Dummy
Dummy
RB-400x1200 RB-400x700
Dummy
Dummy
RB-450x600 RB-450x600 RB-450x600

C'
C Dummy
C'
C
RB-400x600
RB-400x750
RB-400x750
RB-300x700 Dummy
RB-400x600
RB-300x600
RB-400x700
B'
RB-400x700 B'
B B
RB-400x600
Dummy
A'
RB-400x700 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
75
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
Dummy
M M
Dummy
Dummy
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
Dummy
Dummy
B B
A'
Dummy A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
76
ETABS 17.0.1
11 M
10 L
9'
H'
H
F'
F
6'
6
D'
5'
5
4'
C'C
4
B'
B
2'
A'
A
11
1
10
9'
M
9
K
8
'
HH
7
'
FF
6'
6
5'
E
5
D'
4'
D
4
3
'
C
2'
B'
B
2
A'
1
A
77
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
C' D D' E FF' G HH' J K L M
1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1
C-1400X400
C-400x600
C-1400X400
C-400x600
C-1400X400-75mm
C-400x600-75mm
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - 1
78
ETABS 17.0.1
2 2
A A'
2
2
B B'

C
22
C'
2
D
C-400x600-75mm C-400x600-75mm C-400x600 C-400x600

2
D'
2
E
C-400x600-75mm C-400x600-75mm C-400x600 C-400x600

22
FF'
79
2
G
Elevation View - 2
C-400x600-75mm C-400x600-75mm C-400x600 C-400x600
22
HH'
J
2
2
K
2
L
2
M
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
2' 2' 2' 2' 2'

2' 2' 2' 2' 2'2' 2' 2'2' 2' 2' 2' 2'
C-400x600
C-400x600
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - 2'
80
ETABS 17.0.1
C-400x600-75mm C-400x600 C-400x600
3 3
A A'
3
3
B B'

C-400x600 C-400x600 C-400x600
C
33
C'
3
D
3
D'
3
E
33
FF'
81
3
G
Elevation View - 3
C-400x600-75mm C-400x600 C-400x600
33
HH'
J
3
3
K
C-400X600..75mm C-400X600..75mm C-400X600..

3
L
3
M
ETABS 17.0.1
C-400X600..75mm C-400X600..
4 4
A A'
4
4
B B'

C-600x700 C-600x700 C-600x700
C
44
C'
Dummy
RB-470x600
C-600x600 C-600x600 C-600x600
4
D
4
D'
RB-470x600
C-600x600 C-600x600 C-600x600

4
E
Dummy
RB-470x600
C-600x600 C-600x600 C-600x600

44
FF'
Dummy
RB-470x600
C-600x600 C-600x600 C-600x600
82
4
G
Elevation View - 4
Dummy
RB-470x600
C-600x600 C-600x600 C-600x600

44
HH'
C-600x700 C-600x700 C-600x700 C-600x700

Dummy
RB-470x600
J
4
4
K
C-400x400-75mm C-400x400-75mm C-400x400

4
L
4
M
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
4' 4' 4' 4' 4'

4' 4' 4' 4' 4'4' 4' 4'4' 4' 4' 4' 4'
RB-400x800
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
C-600x700
83
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
5 5 5 5 55 5 5 5 55 5 55 5 5 5 5
C-400x450
C-400x400
GB-300x600 GB-300x600 GB-300x500 GB-300x500 GB-300x500
C-400x400-75mm
C-400x450
C-400x400-75mm
84
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
5' 5' 5' 5' 5'

5' 5' 5' 5' 5'5' 5' 5'5' 5' 5' 5' 5'
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600

C-400x600
C-400x600
C-400x600
C-400x600
C-400x600
85
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
6 6 6 6 66 6 6 6 66 6 66 6 6 6 6
RB-400x800
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
C-600x700
86
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
6' 6' 6' 6' 6'

6' 6' 6' 6' 6'6' 6' 6'6' 6' 6' 6' 6'
C-400x450
C-400x400
GB-400x600
C-400x400-75mm
C-400x450
C-400x400-75mm
87
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
7 7 7 7 77 7 7 7 77 7 77 7 7 7 7
RB-400x600 RB-400x750 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x700
C-600X500
C-600X500
C-600X500
C600X750
C-600x700
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x700
C-600x700
FB-400x600 FB-400x750 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 Dummy Dummy
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600X500
C-600X500
C-600X500
C-600x600
C-600x600
C600X750
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x700
FB-400x600 FB-400x600
C-600x700
C-400x400
C-600x700
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 Dummy Dummy Dummy
C-400x400-75mm
C-600X500-75mm
C-600X500-75mm
C-600x700
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x600
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600X500
C600X750
C-400x400-75mm
88
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
8 8 8 8 88 8 8 8 88 8 88 8 8 8 8
Dummy Dummy
RB-400x750 RB-300x700
C-450X600
C-450X600
C-450X600
FB-400x750 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x600 FB-400x700 FB-300x700 Dummy
C-450X600
C-450X600
C-500X700
C-500X700
C-500X750
C-500X700
C-450X600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-300x700 Dummy
C-450X600-75mm
C-450X600-75mm
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-450X600
C-500X700
C-500X700
C-500X750
C-500X700
89
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
9 9 9 9 99 9 9 9 99 9 99 9 9 9 9
Dummy Dummy
RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-300x700
C-450X600
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x800
C-600x700
FB-400x1650 FB-400x1650 FB-400x700 FB-450x800 FB-400x700 FB-450x800 FB-400x700 FB-300x750
Dummy
C-450X600
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x800
C-600x700
Dummy
C-400X500
Dummy GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x600 GB-400x750 GB-300x700

C-400X500-75mm
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-450X600-75mm
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x700
C-600x800
C-600x700
C-400X500-75mm
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-600x800
90
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
9' 9' 9' 9' 9'

9' 9' 9' 9' 9'9' 9' 9'9' 9' 9' 9' 9'
GB-400x600 GB-400x600
C-400x400
91
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
10 10 10 10 10
10 10 10 10 10
10 10 10
10 10 10 10 10
FB-300x600
C-300X500
C-400X500
Dummy
C-300X500-75mm
C-400X500-75mm
C-300X500-75mm
C-400X500-75mm
92
ETABS 17.0.1
A A' B B' C
11 11 11 11 11
11 11 11 11 11
11 11 11
11 11 11 11 11
RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600 RB-400x600

C-550X800
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
FB-400x700 FB-400x750 FB-400x700 FB-400x750 FB-400x700 FB-400x750
FB-400X800 FB-400X800
C-600x800
C-550X800
C-450X600
C-600x800
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-500x600
C-600x800
Dummy Dummy Dummy

GB-300x600
Dummy
C-550X800-75mm
C-600x800
C-600x800
C-450X600-75mm
C-500x600-75mm
C-500x600-75mm
C-500x600-75mm
C-500x600-75mm
C-500x600
C-550X800-75mm
C-600x800-75mm
C-600x800-75mm
93
Contractor : DANWAY
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
14.4
14.4
23.63
14.414.4
14.4
22.5
14.4
14.4
14.414.4
C'
C
14.4 C'
C
14.4
23.63
14.4
14.4
B'
14.4 B'
B B
A'
14.16 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FPR GF - Z = -0.4 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
102
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
10
10 10 10 10
10
1010
10
10 10 10 10
C'
C
10 C'
C
10 10 10
10
B'
10 B'
B B
A'
10 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FPR GF - Z = -0.4 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LL)
103
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L 10 10 10 L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
10
F'
F F'
F
E E
10
D' D'
D D
10
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B10 10 B
10
A'
A
10 A'
A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 0.4m lvl - Z = 0.4 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
104
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
5
L L
5
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A'
5 5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 0.4m lvl - Z = 0.4 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LL)
105
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L 41.66 41.66 41.66 L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
41.66
F'
F F'
F
E E
41.66
D' D'
D D
41.66
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
41.66
B
41.66 B
41.66
A'
A
41.66 A'
A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 0.4m lvl - Z = 0.4 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SPS)
106
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
1.9
1.9 1.9
L 1.9 L
1.9 1.9
K K
1.9
J J
1.9
H'
H 1.9 H'
H
1.9
G 1.9 G
1.9 1.9
F'
F
1.9 F'
F
E E
1.9
D' D'
1.9
D D
1.9
1.9
C'
C C'
C
1.9 1.9 1.9

B' B'
B B
1.9
1.9
A'
A 1.9 A'
A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - GF +1.420 m - Z = 1.42 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
107
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
10
M
10 M
5
11 10
L 5 L
11 10
K K
10
J J
5 10
H'
H 5 10 H'
H
11
G 11 G
15 10
F'
F
10 F'
F
E E
10
D' D'
15
D D
11
11
C'
C C'
C
15 15 15
B' B'
B B
15 5
15
A'
A 15 5 A'
A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - GF +1.420 m - Z = 1.42 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LL)
108
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
5.6
5.6
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B'
10.5 B'
B B
A'
26.5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 4.9m lvl - Z = 4.9 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
109
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
5
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B'
9.6 B'
B B
A' 5 2.5 A'

A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
110
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L
5.4 L
K
19.2 K
J
2 J
H'
H 21.6 H'
H
2
G G
2
2
F'
F
2 F'
F
21.6
19.2
E E
D'
19.2 D'
2
D D
9.6
9.6 9.6
C'
C 9.6 C'
C
9.6 1.8
9.6 9.6
B'
19.2 19.2 9.6 B'
B B
A' 19.2 19.2 A'

A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
111
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
5
L
10 L
K
10 K
J
10 J
H'
H 10 H'
H
10
G G
10
10
F'
F
10 F'
F
10
10
E E
D'
10 D'
10
D D
C'
C C'
C
1.5
B'
10 10 B'
B B
A' 10 10 5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LL)
112
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
5
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' 5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - RefPl Level 8.15 - Z = 8.15 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LL)
113
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
5
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' 5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
114
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L
8.1 L
K
8.1 K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F
8.1 8.1 F'
F
8.1
E E
D' D'
D D
8.1 8.1
C'
C C'
C
8.1 8.1
B' B'
B B
A' 8.1 A'

A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
115
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
5
L
6 L
K
6 K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F
6 6 F'
F
6
E E
D' D'
D D
6 5
C'
C C'
C
6 5
B' B'
B B
A' 6 5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LL)
116
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L
3.6 L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A'
3.6 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (SDL)
117
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
1.5
1.5
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B'
1.5 B'
B B
A'
1.5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 4.9m lvl - Z = 4.9 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LLR)
118
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L
1.5 L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A'
1.5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Uniform Loads Gravity (LLR)
119
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D 2.25
25 D
2.25
.2
C'
C
2.25
2 C'
C
2.25
5.06 2.25
5.06
5.06
11.8
B'
B 11.3 B'
B
11.3
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FPR GF - Z = -0.4 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
120
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
31
M M
21.3 21.3 21.3

21.
L L
3115.7 31.4 31.4 15.7

K K
13.4 13.4 13.4

J J
28.3 28.3
H' H'
H H
40.1 22.5
G G
56.6 56.6
F'
F F'
F
40.1 22.5
E E
56.6 56.6
D' D'
D 40.1 22.5 D
32.3
26.5 54.8 28.3
C'
C C'
C
32.3
41.3 23.7
39.8
B' 31 B'
B
31 19.3 B
26.5 19.3
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 0.4m lvl - Z = 0.4 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
121
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
18.5
M M
15.2 15.2 15.2

15.
L L
18.5
17.9 35.8 35.8 17.9
K K
15.2 15.2 15.2

J J
32.1 32.1
H' H'
H H
25.5 25.5
G G
64.2 64.2
F'
F F'
F
25.5 25.5
E E
64.2 64.2
D' D'
D 25.5 25.5 D
30.1 62.2 32.1

C'
C C'
C
27 27
B' 18.5 B'
B
18.5 B
30.1
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 0.4m lvl - Z = 0.4 (m) Frame Span Loads (LL)
122
ETABS 17.0.1
2
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 20.3 2
9' 10 11
26.2 26.2 20.3

27.2 1 31 5
M M
1 1 26.2
L
1 13.2 26.4 5 L
5
K 20.3 K
5
31 6.9 6.9 6.9 13.2 13.2 26.2 2
J
13.2 14.6
14. J
5
H' H'
H H
27.1 13.2 13.2 13.2 5 26.2 2

5
G G
27.1 13.2 13.2 13.2 5 26.2 2

13.2
13.
F'
F F'
F
27.1 13.2
1 13.2 13.2 5 26.2 2
7.5
E 5 E
27.1 13.2
1 13.2 13.2 5 26.2
D' D'
11.2
D D
27.1 13.2 13.2 13.2

11.8 11.8
C'
C C'
C
26.2 13.2 13.2

9.5 2
26.2
B'
2 B'
B
26.2 31 B
A'
2 2 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - GF +1.420 m - Z = 1.42 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
123
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 32

11
32
18.5
M M
L L
K 32 K
18.5
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
10.5
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
18
B' B'
B
18.5 B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - GF +1.420 m - Z = 1.42 (m) Frame Span Loads (LL)
124
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
31
M M
7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5

L
9.9 L
K
7.5 9.9 K
34.93 34.93 34.93

J
34.9 J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
1 39.2 39.2
C'
C C'
C
1 23.5
10.3
B' B'
B
31 1 20.3 B
23.5 20.3
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
125
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
18.5
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
18.5 B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
126
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
31.4 26.9 31.4 7.5

31.4
.4 4.5
4.5
4 31
M M
4.5 7.5
L
31.4
.4 26.9 L
4.5 0 4.5 26.9

K
26.9 K
15.25
14.05 26.9
J
14.05 J
14.05
H' H'
H H
14.05
05
14.05 15.25
15.25 14.05 26.9
11.5 15.25
14.05
4.05 14.0514.05
G 11.5 G
14.05 15.25
15.25
14.05 26.9
15.85 14.05 14.05
F'
F F'
F
15.85
1.8
85 15.25
14.05 26.9
15.25
1.8
.8
E E
15.85
1.8
85 15.25
14.05 26.9
D' D'
1.8
.8
D D
14.05 15.25
26.7
C'
C
15.25 C'
C
26.9 14.05 14.05
B'
8.7 8.7 B'
B
26.9
8.7 8.7 31 B
A'
26.935.6 26.9 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
127
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
4.2 0 4.2
4.2
2 4.2
4 18.5
M M
4.2 4.2
L
4.2
2 4.2
4 L
4.2 0 4.2
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
1.6
F'
F F'
F
1.6
1.6
6
1.6
.6
E E
1.6
1.6
6
D' D'
1.6
.6
D D
C'
C C'
C
B'
7.5 B'
B
7.5 7.5 18.5 B
A'
7.5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Frame Span Loads (LL)
128
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
31
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
31 B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - RefPl Level 8.15 - Z = 8.15 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
129
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
18.5
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
18.5 B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - RefPl Level 8.15 - Z = 8.15 (m) Frame Span Loads (LL)
130
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
31
M M
L L
K K
J J
13.2
H' H'
H H
7.5
G G
11.5
F'
F F'
F
7.5
E E
11.5
D' D'
D 7.5 D
13.2 11.5 13.2

C'
C C'
C
7.5 7.5
B' B'
B
31 B
13.2
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
131
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
18.5
M M
L L
K K
J J
3.8
H' H'
H H
G G
7.7
F'
F F'
F
E E
7.7
D' D'
D D
8.1 8.1 3.8

C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
18.5 B
4
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
18.5
31
M M
18.5
L
18.5 L
18.5
K
18.5 K
18.5 24.4 24.4 18.5

J
18.5 24.4
24.4
24.4 24.4
24.4 J
24.4
6
H'
H
24.4 H'
H
18.5 6 24.4
24.4 18.5
24.4
G
6 G
18.5 6 18.5
6
F'
F 6 F'
F
18.5 6 18.5
6
6
E 6 E
18.5 6 18.5
D' D'
24.4
D D
18.5 24.4
24.4
2.75
2.7 18.5
24.4
2.75
2.75
24.4
24.4
24.4 2.75
2.7
24.4
4.4
18.5
.5 18.5 18.5
C'
C
2.75
2.75
2.75
C'
C
2.75
2.7 18.5
18.5
18.5
B' B'
B
18.5 31 B
A'
18.5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
133
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
18.5
M M
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
18.5 B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Frame Span Loads (LL)
134
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1.5
M M
1.5 1.5
L L
K K
J J
H' H'
H H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
1.5 1.5 B
A'
1.5 A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Frame Span Loads (SDL)
135
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
3.5
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
10.4
B' B'
B B
8.9
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 4.9m lvl - Z = 4.9 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +X)
136
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
3.5 3.5 3.5 3.5

K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
10.4 8.9
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 4.9m lvl - Z = 4.9 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +Y)
137
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.6
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
23.4
17.1
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 4.9m lvl - Z = 4.9 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +Y)
138
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
3.5
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +X)
139
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L
2.6 L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +X)
140
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
3.5
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +Y)
141
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
2.6
M M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - FF @ 7.500 m lvl - Z = 7.5 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +Y)
142
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
3.5
G G
F'
F F'
F
3.5
E E
D' D'
D D
3.5
C'
C C'
C
3.5
3.5
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 9.8m lvl - Z = 9.8 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +X)
143
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G
2.6 G
F'
F F'
F
2.6
E E
D' D'
D D
2.6
C'
C C'
C
2.6 2.6
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 9.8m lvl - Z = 9.8 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +X)
144
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
3.5
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
A
3.5 A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 9.8m lvl - Z = 9.8 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +Y)
145
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K K
J J
2.6
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
2.6
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - 9.8m lvl - Z = 9.8 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +Y)
146
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
8.6
L L
8.6
K K
8.6
8.6
J J
8.6 8.6
H'
H H'
H
8.6
G G
8.6
8.6
F'
F F'
F
8.6
8.6
E E
8.6
8.6
D' D'
D D
8.6
8.6
8 6
C'
C C'
C
6
8.6
8.6
B' B'
B B
8.6
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +X)
147
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
K 15.8 K
15.8
J J
15.8
H'
H
15.8 H'
H
15.8
G G
15.8 15.8
F'
F F'
F
15.8 15.8
E E
15.8 15.8
D' D'
D 15.8 15.8 D
15.8 15.8
C'
C C'
C
B'
B
15.8 15.8 B'
B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 15.8

7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +X)
148
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
L L
8.6
K K
J J
8.6
H'
H H'
H
8.6
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
8.6 8.6 8.6

B' B'
B B
A' A'
A
8.6 A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
8.6
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +Y)
149
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
15.8
M M
L L
15.8
K K
15.8
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
15.8
15.8
15.8
C'
C C'
C
15.8
B' B'
B B
15.8
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - ROOF 13.300 - Z = 13.3 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +Y)
150
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
0.7
0.7
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
0.7
0.7
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +X)
151
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M M
1 1
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B
1 1 B
A' A'
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +X)
152
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M
0.7 M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A'
A
0.7 A'
A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Frame Span Loads (WL +Y)
153
ETABS 17.0.1
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1
M M
L L
K K
J J
H'
H H'
H
G G
F'
F F'
F
E E
D' D'
D D
C'
C C'
C
B' B'
B B
A' A'
1
A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Plan View - Staircase Headroom +16.7 m - Z = 16.7 (m) Frame Span Moments (WL +Y)
154
ETABS 17.0.1
31
31.4
21.3 32.3
21.3
31.4 15.7
21.3 13.4
13.4 2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
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155
ETABS 17.0.1
31
27.1 27.2 26.2
27.1
27.1 6.9
27.1
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6.9
13.2 1 1 13.2
13.2 13.21
1
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Frame Span Loads (SDL)
156
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3232 32
18.5
35.8 35.8 18.5
10.5
15.2 17.9
15.2 15.2
15.2
17.9 15.2
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Frame Span Loads (LL)
157
ETABS 17.0.1
3232 32
18.5
10.5
18.5
18.5
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C.3. Used parameters in software

Zero level of model is equal to the zero level of substation gate level. All walls and floors
are modeled as shell element.
C.3.1. Parameters For Raft
Raft is modeled in SAFE as shell members. Mesh size is kept in the range of 500 mm.
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C.3.2. Parameters For Walls

Wall is modeled as shell members. Mesh size is maintained within the size of 500
mm.Walls mainly consist of basement walls, stair case walls and fire walls.
TABLE: Shell Sections ‐ Wall
Element
Name Material Type Thickness
mm
Shell‐
RW‐250‐C40 C‐40/32 Thin 250
Shell‐
RW‐300‐C40 C‐40/32 Thin 300
C.3.3. Parameters For Slabs
TABLE: Shell Sections ‐ Slab
Slab Element Slab
Name Material Type Type Thickness
mm
200 THK C‐40/32 Uniform Shell‐Thin 200
250 THK C‐40/32 Uniform Shell‐Thin 250
250 thk
Landing C‐40/32 Uniform Shell‐Thin 250
400 thk C‐40/32 Uniform Shell‐Thin 400
PC 200 THK C‐40/32 Uniform Shell‐Thin 200
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C.3.4. Parameters For Beams :

Beam sections are attached here for reference. Clear cover in beams 75 mm
(Considered in etabs)
TABLE: Concrete Beam Rebar Data
Frame Property Long. Rebar Material Tran. Rebar Material Top Cover Bottom Cover
mm mm
FB‐300x500 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐300x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐300x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐300x750 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐300x800 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐400x1200 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐400x1650 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐400x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐400x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐400x750 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐400X800 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐450x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
FB‐450x800 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐300x500 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐300x550 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐300x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐300x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐400x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐400x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
GB‐400x750 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐300x500 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐300x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐300x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐400x1200 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐400x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐400x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐400x750 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐400x800 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐450x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
RB‐470x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75 75
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.3.4. 5 Parameters For Columns :

Column sections are attached here for reference. Clear cover in columns75 and 50 mm
(Considered in etabs).
TABLE: Concrete Column Rebar Data
Frame Property Long. Rebar Material Tran. Rebar Material Cover
mm
C‐1400X400 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐1400X400‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐300X500 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐300X500‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐400x400 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐400x400‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐400x450 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐400X500 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐400X500‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐400x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐400x600‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐400X600.. Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐400X600..75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐450X600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐450X600‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐500x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐500x600‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐500X700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐500X750 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐550X800 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐550X800‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐600X500 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐600X500‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C‐600x600 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐600x700 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐600x800 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
C‐600x800‐75mm Fy‐460 Fy‐420 75
C600X750 Fy‐460 Fy‐420 50
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Date: 13/06/2022 SRI ASV VRP

TABLE: Base Reactions
Load
Case/Comb FX FY FZ MX MY MZ X Y Z
o
kN kN kN kN‐m kN‐m kN‐m m m m
1316922.46
DL 0 0 64755.8665 ‐1747850 0 0 0 ‐3.8
9
768653.417
LL ‐517.1519 ‐469.2762 36458.0432 ‐1011150 10821.3851 0 0 ‐3.8
3
912066.897
SDL 0 0 44194.2094 ‐1294287 0 0 0 ‐3.8
5
SP ‐185.8048 184.0706 0 ‐289.6465 ‐288.1526 9940.6782 0 0 ‐3.8
BL‐1 ‐327.239 78.822 0 ‐548.6011 ‐3079.319 10945.512 0 0 ‐3.8
‐
‐ 232439.623
EQX 0 0 0 138668.916 0 0 ‐3.8
11170.3601 5
4
‐
‐ 138668.916
EQY 0 0 0 331642.186 0 0 ‐3.8
11170.3601 4
7
‐
WL +X ‐1765.587 0 0 0 32546.8806 0 0 ‐3.8
25268.1683
‐
WL +Y 0 ‐1958.8042 0 24791.7026 0 0 0 ‐3.8
39114.7134
BL‐2 ‐314.4671 80.214 0 ‐558.2894 ‐2959.8542 7849.8441 0 0 ‐3.8
BL‐3 ‐321.1561 126.833 0 ‐1000.811 ‐3021.3598 5186.737 0 0 ‐3.8
CR‐1 ‐77 ‐77 770 18451.9485 ‐17763.2 68.8748 0 0 ‐3.8
CR‐2 77 ‐77 770 18451.9485 ‐11797.1 ‐3024.9048 0 0 ‐3.8
‐
SPS ‐142.8251 150.5845 1643.8799 22803.2898 7791.859 0 0 ‐3.8
20988.9399
‐
‐ 250658.391
EQX(+ecc) 0 0 0 138668.916 0 0 ‐3.8
11170.3601 8
4
‐
‐ 214220.855
EQX(‐ecc) 0 0 0 138668.916 0 0 ‐3.8
11170.3601 1
4
‐
‐ 138668.916
EQY(+ecc) 0 0 0 344742.683 0 0 ‐3.8
11170.3601 4
7
‐
‐ 138668.916
EQY(‐ecc) 0 0 0 318541.689 0 0 ‐3.8
11170.3601 4
6
LLR 0 0 320.3483 7657.1685 ‐8194.8297 0 0 0 ‐3.8
‐
WP(TANK
‐0.3293 1272.4511 4030.0991 18332.2045 173020.944 54617.1196 0 0 ‐3.8
FULL)
8
WP(TANK ‐
‐0.3301 ‐0.1689 1956.4241 21624.4104 ‐3.7169 0 0 ‐3.8
HALF‐1) 83996.1427
WP(TANK
0.0008 0.3366 2073.675 12651.7363 ‐89024.802 14.2296 0 0 ‐3.8
HALF‐2)
BL‐4 ‐338.971 0 0 0 ‐3189.7171 1560.9601 0 0 ‐3.8
‐
BL ‐1301.8332 673.444 0 ‐5754.7824 27335.5887 0 0 ‐3.8
12250.2501
177
Loads
ASCE 7-05 Auto Wind Load Calculation

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral wind loads for load pattern WL +X according to
ASCE 7-05, as calculated by ETABS.
Exposure Parameters
Exposure From = Diaphragms

Exposure Category = C
Wind Direction = 0 degrees
Basic Wind Speed, V [ASCE 6.5.4] V = 100 mph

Windward Coefficient, C p,wind [ASCE
Cp,wind =0.8
6.5.11.2.1]
Leeward Coefficient, C p,lee [ASCE
Cp,lee =0.5
6.5.11.2.1]
Wind Case = Case 1
Top Story = Staircase Headroom +16.7 m
Bottom Story = Base
Include Parapet = No
Factors and Coefficients
Gradient Height, z g [ASCE Table 6-2] z g = 900

Emperical Exponent, α [ASCE Table 6-2] α = 9.5
2
Velocity Pressure Exposure Coefficient, z α
K z = 2.01 for 15ft ≤ z ≤ z g

K z; [ASCE Table 6-3] zg 2
15 α
K z = 2.01 for z ≤ 15ft

zg
Topographical Factor, Kzt [ASCE 6.5.7.2] K zt = 1
Directionality Factor, K d [ASCE 6.5.4.4] K d = 0.85
Importance Factor, I [ASCE 6.5.5] I = 1.15
Gust Effect Factor, G [ASCE 6.5.8] G = 0.85
Lateral Loading
Velocity Pressure, q z [ASCE 6.5.10 Eq.
q z = 0.00256 K z K zt K d V 2 I
6-15]
Design Wind Pressure, p [ASCE 6.5.12.2.1
p = qG Cp,wind + q h ( G Cp,lee )
Eq. 6-17]
Applied Story Forces
178
Loads
Lateral Load t
19.3769kN
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m
221.7037kN
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
183.9939kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
82.627kN
4.9m lvl
127.2852kN
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl36.3068kN
FPR GF
Base
0 80 160 240
Force, kN
Story Elevation X-Dir Y-Dir

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 19.3769 0
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 221.7037 0
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 0 0
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 183.9939 0
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 82.627 0
GF
1.42 127.2852 0
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 0 0
FPR GF -0.4 36.3068 0
Base -3.8 0 0
179
Loads
ASCE 7-05 Auto Wind Load Calculation

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral wind loads for load pattern WL +Y according to
ASCE 7-05, as calculated by ETABS.
Exposure Parameters
Exposure From = Diaphragms

Exposure Category = C
Wind Direction = 90 degrees
Basic Wind Speed, V [ASCE 6.5.4] V = 100 mph

Windward Coefficient, C p,wind [ASCE
Cp,wind =0.8
6.5.11.2.1]
Leeward Coefficient, C p,lee [ASCE
Cp,lee =0.5
6.5.11.2.1]
Wind Case = Case 1
Top Story = Staircase Headroom +16.7 m
Bottom Story = Base
Include Parapet = No
Gradient Height, z g [ASCE Table 6-2] z g = 900

Emperical Exponent, α [ASCE Table 6-2] α = 9.5
2
Velocity Pressure Exposure Coefficient, z α
K z = 2.01 for 15ft ≤ z ≤ z g

K z; [ASCE Table 6-3] zg 2
15 α
K z = 2.01 for z ≤ 15ft

zg
Topographical Factor, Kzt [ASCE 6.5.7.2] K zt = 1
Directionality Factor, K d [ASCE 6.5.4.4] K d = 0.85
Importance Factor, I [ASCE 6.5.5] I = 1.15
Gust Effect Factor, G [ASCE 6.5.8] G = 0.85
Lateral Loading
Velocity Pressure, q z [ASCE 6.5.10 Eq.
q z = 0.00256 K z K zt K d V 2 I
6-15]
Design Wind Pressure, p [ASCE 6.5.12.2.1
p = qG Cp,wind + q h ( G Cp,lee )
Eq. 6-17]
180
Loads
Lateral Load t

33.4998kN
ROOF 13.300
177.7264kN
9.8m lvl
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
105.2343kN
4.9m lvl
102.5613kN
GF +1.420 m
107.1043kN
0.4m lvl
FPR GF
19.8258kN
Base
0 60 120 180
Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 0 33.4998
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 0 177.7264
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 0 0
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 0 105.2343
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 0 102.5613
GF
1.42 0 107.1043
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 0 0
FPR GF -0.4 0 19.8258
Base -3.8 0 0
181
Loads
UBC 97 Auto Seismic Load Calculation

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral seismic loads for load pattern EQX according to
UBC 97, as calculated by ETABS.
Direction and Eccentricity
Direction = X
Eccentricity Ratio = 0% for all diaphragms
Structural Period
Period Calculation Method = Program Calculated
Coefficient, C t [UBC 1630.2.2] Ct = 0.03ft

Structure Height Above Base, h n h n = 67.26 ft
3
Approximate Fundamental Period, T a
T a = Ct (h) 4
T a = 0.705 sec
[UBC 1630.2.2 Eq. 30-8]
Program Calculated Period, T [UBC
T ≤ 1.4 T a
1630.2.2.2]
Response Modification Factor, R [UBC
R = 5.5
Table 16-N]
Importance Factor, I [UBC Table 16-K] I=1
Seismic Zone Factor, Z [UBC Table 16-I] Z = 0.15
Soil Profile [UBC Table 16-J] = SC
Site Coefficient, C a [UBC Table 16-Q] Ca = 0.18
Site Coefficient, C v [UBC Table 16-R] Cv = 0.25
Equivalent Lateral Forces
Base Shear Coefficient [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. Cv I

=
30-4] RT
2.5 Ca I
maximum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-5] = = 0.081818
R
minimum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-6] = 0.11 Ca I = 0.0198
min ≤ Vcoeff ≤ max
Calculated Base Shear
Period
W V Ft
Direction Used V coeff
(kN) (kN) (kN)
(sec)
X 0.349 0 136687.4539 11183.519 0
182
Loads
Lateral Load t
167.8767kN
4443.4649kN
ROOF 13.300
670.9kN
9.8m lvl
3075.9974kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
535.0046kN
4.9m lvl
1630.8055kN
GF +1.420 m
538.4034kN
0.4m121.0663kN
lvl
FPR GF
Base
0.00 1.50 3.00 4.50 E+3

Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 167.8767 0
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 4443.4649 0
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 670.9 0
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 3075.9974 0
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 535.0046 0
GF
1.42 1630.8055 0
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 538.4034 0
FPR GF -0.4 121.0663 0
Base -3.8 0 0
183
Loads

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral seismic loads for load pattern EQY according to
UBC 97, as calculated by ETABS.
Direction = Y
Structural Period

3
T a = Ct (h) 4
T a = 0.705 sec
[UBC 1630.2.2 Eq. 30-8]
T ≤ 1.4 T a
1630.2.2.2]
R = 5.5
Table 16-N]

=
30-4] RT
2.5 Ca I
maximum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-5] = = 0.081818
R
Period
W V Ft
(kN) (kN) (kN)
(sec)
Y 0.296 0 136687.4539 11183.519 0
184
Loads
Lateral Load t

167.8767kN
ROOF 13.300
4443.4649kN
9.8m lvl
670.9kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
3075.9974kN
4.9m lvl
535.0046kN
GF +1.420 m
1630.8055kN
0.4m lvl
538.4034kN
FPR GF
121.0663kN
Base
0.00 1.50 3.00 4.50 E+3

Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 0 167.8767
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 0 4443.4649
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 0 670.9
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 0 3075.9974
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 0 535.0046
GF
1.42 0 1630.8055
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 0 538.4034
FPR GF -0.4 0 121.0663
Base -3.8 0 0
185
Loads

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral seismic loads for load pattern EQX(+ecc)
according to UBC 97, as calculated by ETABS.
Direction = X + Eccentricity Y
Structural Period

3
T a = Ct (h) 4
T a = 0.705 sec
[UBC 1630.2.2 Eq. 30-8]
T ≤ 1.4 T a
1630.2.2.2]
R = 5.5
Table 16-N]

=
30-4] RT
2.5 Ca I
maximum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-5] = = 0.081818
R
Period
W V Ft
(kN) (kN) (kN)
(sec)
X + Ecc. Y 0.349 0 136687.4539 11183.519 0
186
Loads
Lateral Load t
167.8767kN
4443.4649kN
ROOF 13.300
670.9kN
9.8m lvl
3075.9974kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
535.0046kN
4.9m lvl
1630.8055kN
GF +1.420 m
538.4034kN
0.4m121.0663kN
lvl
FPR GF
Base
0.00 1.50 3.00 4.50 E+3

Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 167.8767 0
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 4443.4649 0
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 670.9 0
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 3075.9974 0
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 535.0046 0
GF
1.42 1630.8055 0
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 538.4034 0
FPR GF -0.4 121.0663 0
Base -3.8 0 0
187
Loads

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral seismic loads for load pattern EQX(-ecc)
Direction = X - Eccentricity Y
Structural Period

3
T a = Ct (h) 4
T a = 0.705 sec
[UBC 1630.2.2 Eq. 30-8]
T ≤ 1.4 T a
1630.2.2.2]
R = 5.5
Table 16-N]

=
30-4] RT
2.5 Ca I
maximum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-5] = = 0.081818
R
Period
W V Ft
(kN) (kN) (kN)
(sec)
X - Ecc. Y 0.349 0 136687.4539 11183.519 0
188
Loads
Lateral Load t
167.8767kN
4443.4649kN
ROOF 13.300
670.9kN
9.8m lvl
3075.9974kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
535.0046kN
4.9m lvl
1630.8055kN
GF +1.420 m
538.4034kN
0.4m121.0663kN
lvl
FPR GF
Base
0.00 1.50 3.00 4.50 E+3

Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 167.8767 0
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 4443.4649 0
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 670.9 0
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 3075.9974 0
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 535.0046 0
GF
1.42 1630.8055 0
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 538.4034 0
FPR GF -0.4 121.0663 0
Base -3.8 0 0
189
Loads

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral seismic loads for load pattern EQY(+ecc)
Direction = Y + Eccentricity X
Structural Period

3
T a = Ct (h) 4
T a = 0.705 sec
[UBC 1630.2.2 Eq. 30-8]
T ≤ 1.4 T a
1630.2.2.2]
R = 5.5
Table 16-N]

=
30-4] RT
2.5 Ca I
maximum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-5] = = 0.081818
R
Period
W V Ft
(kN) (kN) (kN)
(sec)
Y + Ecc. X 0.296 0 136687.4539 11183.519 0
190
Loads
Lateral Load t

167.8767kN
ROOF 13.300
4443.4649kN
9.8m lvl
670.9kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
3075.9974kN
4.9m lvl
535.0046kN
GF +1.420 m
1630.8055kN
0.4m lvl
538.4034kN
FPR GF
121.0663kN
Base
0.00 1.50 3.00 4.50 E+3

Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 0 167.8767
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 0 4443.4649
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 0 670.9
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 0 3075.9974
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 0 535.0046
GF
1.42 0 1630.8055
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 0 538.4034
FPR GF -0.4 0 121.0663
Base -3.8 0 0
191
Loads

This calculation presents the automatically generated lateral seismic loads for load pattern EQY(-ecc)
Direction = Y - Eccentricity X
Structural Period

3
T a = Ct (h) 4
T a = 0.705 sec
[UBC 1630.2.2 Eq. 30-8]
T ≤ 1.4 T a
1630.2.2.2]
R = 5.5
Table 16-N]

=
30-4] RT
2.5 Ca I
maximum [UBC 1630.2.1, Eq. 30-5] = = 0.081818
R
Period
W V Ft
(kN) (kN) (kN)
(sec)
Y - Ecc. X 0.296 0 136687.4539 11183.519 0
192
Loads
Lateral Load t

167.8767kN
ROOF 13.300
4443.4649kN
9.8m lvl
670.9kN
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
3075.9974kN
4.9m lvl
535.0046kN
GF +1.420 m
1630.8055kN
0.4m lvl
538.4034kN
FPR GF
121.0663kN
Base
0.00 1.50 3.00 4.50 E+3

Force, kN

m kN kN
Staircase
Headroom 16.7 0 167.8767
+16.7 m
ROOF
13.3 0 4443.4649
13.300
9.8m lvl 9.8 0 670.9
FF @
7.500 m 7.5 0 3075.9974
lvl
4.9m lvl 4.9 0 535.0046
GF
1.42 0 1630.8055
+1.420 m
0.4m lvl 0.4 0 538.4034
FPR GF -0.4 0 121.0663
Base -3.8 0 0
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1 Analysis Results
This chapter provides analysis results.
1.1 Structure Results
Table 1.1 - Diaphragm Center of Mass Displacements
Load UX UY RZ X Y Z
Story Diaphragm Point
Case/Combo mm mm rad m m m
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m D1 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 7.292 5.115 9.2E-05 17070 36.0603 41.064 16.7
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m D1 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -5.992 -4.727 -6.1E-05 17070 36.0603 41.064 16.7
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m D2 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 5.161 5.585 0.000102 17071 36.0568 1.6206 16.7
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m D2 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -3.613 -3.57 -0.000112 17071 36.0568 1.6206 16.7
ROOF 13.300 D3 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 5.845 4.303 0.000219 17072 30.4178 20.9528 13.3
ROOF 13.300 D3 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -4.281 -3.157 -0.000184 17072 30.4178 20.9528 13.3
FF @ 7.500 m lvl D3 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 4.534 2.97 8.9E-05 17073 36.5108 22.6997 7.5
FF @ 7.500 m lvl D3 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -2.894 -3.076 -6.3E-05 17073 36.5108 22.6997 7.5
FF @ 7.500 m lvl D4 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 4.2 3.328 7.5E-05 17074 43.7248 8.2402 6.7
FF @ 7.500 m lvl D4 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -2.653 -3.98 -9.3E-05 17074 43.7248 8.2402 6.7
4.9m lvl D5 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 0.297 0.132 1.3E-05 17075 17.1537 35.8048 4.9
4.9m lvl D5 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -0.232 -0.28 -2.5E-05 17075 17.1537 35.8048 4.9
4.9m lvl D6 ULS(SESIMIC) Max -0.027 0.222 0.000101 17076 10.5436 4.6039 3
4.9m lvl D6 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -0.441 -0.062 6E-06 17076 10.5436 4.6039 3
4.9m lvl D7 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 1.773 1.517 0.000208 17077 41.545 1.775 4
4.9m lvl D7 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -1.292 -2.014 -0.000226 17077 41.545 1.775 4
GF +1.420 m D8 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 0.27 0.322 7E-06 17078 29.3746 21.7888 1.42
GF +1.420 m D8 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -0.346 -0.343 -8E-06 17078 29.3746 21.7888 1.42
FPR GF D9 ULS(SESIMIC) Max 0.175 0.136 7E-06 17079 42.8895 6.8236 -0.4
FPR GF D9 ULS(SESIMIC) Min -0.172 -0.141 -2.1E-05 17079 42.8895 6.8236 -0.4
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1 Analysis Results
This chapter provides analysis results.
1.1 Story Results
Table 1.1 - Story Drifts
Load X Y Z
Story Direction Drift Label
Case/Combo m m m
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m ULS(SESIMIC) Max X 0.000435 7249 38.7496 42.7 16.7
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.000378 7806 34.2912 2.95 16.7
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m ULS(SESIMIC) Min X 0.000392 384 39.245 42.7 16.7
Staircase Headroom +16.7 m ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.000353 300 34.655 42.7 16.7
ROOF 13.300 ULS(SESIMIC) Max X 0.002735 4848 12.365 19.7994 13.3
ROOF 13.300 ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.001674 4451 42.92 8.65 13.3
ROOF 13.300 ULS(SESIMIC) Min X 0.001229 77 12.365 31.63 13.3
ROOF 13.300 ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.001255 4451 42.92 8.65 13.3
9.8m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Max X 0.000856 4806 46.595 6.1 9.8
9.8m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.004566 359 2.845E-06 0.56 9.8
9.8m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Min X 0.00181 378 12.365 19.225 9.8
9.8m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.004491 376 1.15 31.63 9.8
FF @ 7.500 m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Max X 0.001403 393 26.025 34.065 7.5
FF @ 7.500 m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.003809 361 2.845E-06 8.65 7.5
FF @ 7.500 m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Min X 0.001703 380 12.365 34.065 7.5
FF @ 7.500 m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.003801 359 2.845E-06 0.56 7.5
4.9m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.002756 376 1.15 31.63 4.9
4.9m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.002925 359 2.845E-06 0.56 4.9
GF +1.420 m ULS(SESIMIC) Max X 0.000861 1558 46.595 35.5423 1.42
GF +1.420 m ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.001184 3285 3.6813 31.63 1.42
GF +1.420 m ULS(SESIMIC) Min X 0.000713 4143 9.25 35.0363 1.42
GF +1.420 m ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.001288 3990 2.9211 0.56 1.42
0.4m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 0.000632 416 6.655 16.31 0.4
0.4m lvl ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.000758 7017 42.675 13.46 0.4
FPR GF ULS(SESIMIC) Max X 5.9E-05 368 46.595 8.65 -0.4
FPR GF ULS(SESIMIC) Max Y 6.6E-05 6687 39.245 4.23 -0.4
FPR GF ULS(SESIMIC) Min X 9.9E-05 7656 46.595 6.95 -0.4
FPR GF ULS(SESIMIC) Min Y 0.000101 373 39.245 -4.09E-06 -0.4
Drift at 9.8m lvl =0.004566

Drift at 0.4m lvl = 0.000632
storey height =9.8-0.4=9.4m
Storey Drift Limitation =0.025*9.4=0.235 >0.003935(0.004566-000632)
Hence Safe
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-20
K
-40
J
-59
H'
H
-79
G
-98
-118
F'
F
-137
E -157
D' -176
D -196
-215
C'
C
-235
-254
B'
Y
B -274
A'
X A
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Base Pressure Check For SLS Gravity 07-03-2018 08:23
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-50
K
-73
J
-96
H'
H
-119
G
-142
-165
F'
F
-188
E -212
D' -235
D -258
-281
C'
C
-304
-327
B'
Y
B -350
A'
X A
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Base Pressure Check For Up Lift
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET 07-03-2018 08:27
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M MInimum Bearing Pressure
-15
K
-22
J
-28
H'
H
-35
G
-41
-48
F'
F
-54
E -61
D' -67
D -74
-80
C'
C
-87
-93
B'
Y
B -100
A'
X A
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Settelement check 1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-1.5
K
-2.9
J
-4.3
H'
H
-5.8
G
-7.2
-8.6
F'
F
-10.0
E -11.5
D' -12.9
D -14.3
-15.7
C'
C
-17.2
-18.6
B'
Y
B -20.0
A'
X A
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Client : DEWA DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE ASV MMN 14-06-2022
BEARING PRESSURE , SETTLEMENT & DRIFT CHECKS
Check for Support Settlement :
Maximum support settlement : = 20 mm down

(Please refer attached contour) < 25 mm
Check for Lateral Drift : (siesmic ULS load combinations)
In the Y -direction Actual Drift at SS Bldg roof level Δs = 5.585 mm

Δm = 0.7 R Δs (R=5.5)
Δm = 21.502 mm
Fundamental time period Tay = 0.296 seconds
< 0.7 seconds
Clause Allowale Drift for a height H = 16.7 m = Height/50
1630.10.2m, UBC 1997
Allowable Drift for this height = 334 mm
> Δm Hence Safe
In the X -direction Actual Drift at SS Bldg roof level Δs = 7.292 mm

Δm = 0.7 R Δs
Δm = 28.074 mm
Fundamental time period Tax = 0.272 seconds
< 0.7 seconds
Clause Allowale Drift for a height H = 16.7 m = Height/50
1630.10.2m, UBC 1997
Allowable Drift for this height = 334 mm
> Δm Hence Safe
Check for Safe Bearing Pressure:
For Gravity Load Combinations:
Maximum actual bearing pressure observed from the analysis model = 274 kN/m2
Allowable Net Bearing Pressure as per soil investigation report = 350 kN/m2
> Actual, Hence Safe
For Seismic Load Combinations:
Maximum actual bearing pressure observed from the analysis model = 350 kN/m2
Allowable Gross Bearing Pressure for Seismic load cases 1.25*350 = 438 kN/m2
> Actual, Hence Safe
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Title : Main Building Substructure SRI ASV
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Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE ASV KSM
RAFT DESIGN
Raft is used as foundation for this substation. 700 mm thick is provided beneath main building
and 400 mm thk provided beneath transformer area respectively. Main building raft comprises of 132kV basement,
11 kV-1 & 2 & capacitor basements. Transformer area consists of power transformer-1,2 & 3
The raft is designed for all ultimate load combinations defined in this document and checked
for 0.2 mm crackwidh for service loads. The contours are taken for envelope of all ultimate load combinations.
and service load combinations.
Internal Forces and ETABS/SAFE local axes convention
Raft is designed for moments and shear in two orthogonal directions, i.e. along Global X.& Y axes of ETABS.
The local-1,2 & 3 axes are consistent throughout the model so as to use results from contours for raft
design with ease. The local axes for all raft shells is as follows:
a) Local-1: This axis is in the plane of the area object. The positive local-1 axis is in the same direction as
the positive global X-axis This axis is red in color.
b) Local-2: This axis is in the plane of the area object. The positive local-2 axis is in the same direction as
the positive global Y-axis This axis is green in color.
c) Local-3: This axis is perpendicular to the plane of the area object. The positive local-3 axis is in the
same direction as the positive global Z-axis, This axis is blue in color.
The shell elements for raft design are designed for moments and shear forces in two orthogonal directions,
those are as follows:
a) M11 : Moment per unit length acting at mid-surface of the element on the positive and negative 1-faces
about local-2 axis.
b) M22 : Moment per unit length acting at mid-surface of the element on the positive and negative 2-faces
about local-1 axis.
c) V13 : Out of plane shear per unit length acting at mid-surface of the element on the positive and
negative 1-faces in the direction of local-3 axis.
d) V23 : Out of plane shear per unit length acting at mid-surface of the element on the positive and
A positive face is one whose outward normal (pointing away from element) is in the positive local-1
,local-2 or local-3 direction.
Sign convention for Bending Moment
As mentioned earlier raft is designed for M11 moment and M22 moment, reinforcement for M11 is parallel to
Global-X axis and reinforcement for M22 is parallel to Global-Y axis. The positive moment value indicates
tension in bottom face of raft i.e. negative-3 face of ETABS raft shell. Whereas negative moment indicates
tension in top face of raft i.e. positive-3 face of Etabs raft shell.
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Reinforcement Calculations
Reinforcement calculations for RCC elements is done as per ACI 318 with following design parameters:
a) Grade of Concrete : C40

b) Grade of Steel : Fy460
c) Clear cover (Bottom): 75 mm
d) Clear cover (Top): 50 mm
Main reinforcement is designed for -- M11 moment

Secondary reinforcement is designed for -- M22 moment
Main building raft thickness -- 700 mm

Transformer bay raft thickness -- 400 mm
Reinforcement (General mesh)

Main Reinforcement (Top & Bottom) -- 16 @ 150 mm c/c ( 1340 mm2/m )
Secondary Reinforcement (Top & Bottom) -- 16 @ 150 mm c/c ( 1340 mm2/m )
Minimum reinforcement in slabs as per ACI318-14 = 0.18% of concrete area*(420/460) (ref TB:7.6.1.1)
For 700 thick raft = 1150 mm2/m
For 400 thick raft = 657 mm2/m
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16 @ 150 is used as general mesh for top and bottom faces of raft. As per provided reinforcement moment
capacities are calculated for various reinforcement combinations. Extra bar locations are identified with the help of
calculated capacities and moment contours. Moment capacities are tabulated in the next section
Moment capacity tables
Moment capacities for 700 mm thick Raft satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria for bottom mesh
ULS Moment
Reinforcement Reinforcement Area of reinforcement SLS Moment Capacity for
S.No. (mm2/m)
Capacity
Description Type
(kN-m/m)
0.20 mm Crackwidth
1 16 @ 150 Main 1340 330 146

2 16 @ 150 Secondary 1340 310 125
5 16@150 + 20@150(Extra) Main 3435 820 487
6 16@150 + 20@150(Extra) Secondary 3435 800 380
7 16@150 + 25@150(Extra) Main 4613 1050 600
8 16@150 + 25@150(Extra) Secondary 4613 1000 483
9 16@150 + 32@150(Extra) Main 6702 1500 800
11 16@150 + 32@150(Extra) Secondary 6702 1450 730
Moment capacities for 700 mm thick Raft satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria for top mesh
Reinforcement Reinforcement Area of reinforcement Moment Capacity
S.No.
Description Type (mm2/m) (kN-m/m)
1 16 @ 150 Main 1340 330
2 16 @ 150 Secondary 1340 300
3 16@150 + 16@150(Extra) Main 2681 680
4 16@150 + 16@150(Extra) Secondary 2681 650
5 16@150 + 25@150(Extra) Secondary 4613 1050
Moment capacities for 400 mm thick Raft satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria & servicebility for bottom mesh
ULS Moment
S.No. (mm2/m)
Capacity
Description Type
(kN-m/m)
0.2 mm Crackwidth
1 16 @ 150 Main 1340 150 65

2 16 @ 150 Secondary 1340 140 53
3 16@150 + 16@150(Extra) Main 2681 320 169
4 16@150 + 25@150(Extra) Secondary 4613 480 183
Moment capacities for 400 mm thick Raft satisfying Ultimate limit state & Servicebility criteria for top mesh
ULS Moment
S.No. (mm2/m)
Capacity
Description Type
(kN-m/m)
0.15mm Crackwidth
1 16 @ 150 Main 1340 160 57

2 16 @ 150 Secondary 1340 150 46
3 16@150 + 16@150(Extra) Main 2681 320 149
4 16@150 + 16@150(Extra) Secondary 2681 300 111
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Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE SSP ASV
Moment capacity calculations for ULS of 700 mm thick raft
Bottom mesh capacity calculations
Moment capacity of main bottom reinforcement of 700 mm thick raft --
Provided reinforcement T 16 @ 150 mm fc' = 32 mpa

fy = 460 mpa
Provided Area = 1340.4 mm2
Thickness of the raft = 700 mm

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm
Diameter of the reinforcement = 16 mm

Local-1
Effective depth d = 617 mm
Strength reduction factor ( Ø ) for flexure = 0.90
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.96
Bending steel required

2
As = 0.85 fc' (1-sqrt((1-(2Rn/0.85 fc'))) × bd / fy = 1316 mm
Moment Capacity = 330 kN-m
Moment capacity of secondary bottom reinforcement of 700 mm thick raft --

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.95

2
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Moment capacity calculations for ULS of 700 mm thick raft :
Provided reinforcement T 16 @ 150 mm + T 20 @ 150 mm fc' = 32 mpa

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.41

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.51

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Effective depth d = 612.5 mm
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.11

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.22

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 4.49

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 4.58

2
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Top mesh capacity calculations
Moment capacity of main top reinforcement of 700 mm thick raft --

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.89

2
Moment capacity of secondary top reinforcement of 700 mm thick raft --

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.85

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.83

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.84

2
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fy = 460 mpa
Provided Area = 4613 mm2

Local-2
Clear cover = 66 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.02

2
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Moment capacity of bottom main reinforcement of 700 mm thick Raft satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --
Provided reinforcement T 16 @ 150 + T 0@ 150 mm (Extra) fy = 460 Mpa

f c' = 32 Mpa
Provided Ast = 1340.4 mm2
cmin
Concrete & Steel :

Modulus of elasticity of concrete (Long term ) EC = 13294 N/mm2 (ACI318-14: Cl : 19.2.2)
Modulus of elasticity of steel ES = 200000 N/mm2
Force and reinforcement data :

Maximum working moment in section = 146 kN-m
Thickness of the Raft (h) = 700 mm
Diameter of main bar ( Ø ) = 16 mm
Spacing of main bars (s) = 150 mm
Clear cover to reinforcement (Cmin) = 75 mm
Cover-Tension face to center of closest bar (dc) = 58 mm Max cover 50mm - R10.6.4 ACI350-01
Limiting crackwidth = 0.20 mm
Calculation : 0.85fc'
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
b = width of the Raft = 1000 mm
a = Compression block depth As∗fy / 0.85∗fc^′∗b = 22.67 mm ACI:318-14, R20.2.2 & Sec. 22.2.2
c = Neutral axis depth = a / β1 = 27.598 mm ACI:318-14, Eqn: 22.2.2.4.1
d = h -cl cover - Ø/2 = 617 mm
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 605.67 mm
fs = reinforcing steel stress Mu/ Ast ∗z = 179.85 N/mm2 ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.1408 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 94.81 mm
Surface crack width W cr =2(fs/Es)β √[dc2+(s/2)2] = 0.195 mm Eqn 1-2 ACI 224.1-R-8
SAFE
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Moment capacity of bottom secondary reinforcement of 700 mm thick Raft satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 589.67 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.1727 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 105.36 mm
SAFE
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Provided reinforcement T 16 @ 150 + T 20 @ 150 mm (Extra) fy = 460 Mpa

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +20 @ 150 EXTRA = 3434.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 586.96 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.154 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 69.909 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +20 @ 150 EXTRA = 3434.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 568.96 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.1934 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 83.853 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +25 @ 150 EXTRA = 4612.9 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 575.74 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.164 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 70.967 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +25 @ 150 EXTRA = 4612.9 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 555.24 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2118 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 84.972 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
h
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +32 @ 150 EXTRA = 6702.1 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
d = h -cl cover - Ø/2 = 599 mm (Considered avg.Effective depth )
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 542.33 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2191 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 72.459 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
h
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +32 @ 150 EXTRA = 6702.1 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
d = h -cl cover - Ø/2 = 578 mm (Considered avg.Effective depth )
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 521.33 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2773 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 72.459 mm
SAFE
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.66

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 91 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.92

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.54

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 91 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 6.07

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.52

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 66 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.73

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.04

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 66 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.47

2
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f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 305.67 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2868 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 94.81 mm
SAFE
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Contractor : DANWAY

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 289.67 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.3621 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 105.36 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +16 @ 150 EXTRA = 2680.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 294.33 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.317 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 69.067 mm
SAFE
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f c' = 32 Mpa
Provided Ast = 4613 mm2
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +25 @ 150 EXTRA = 4613 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.821 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 259.7 mm
fs = reinforcing steel stress Mu/ Ast ∗z = 152.6 N/mm

2 ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.497 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 84.97 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of top main reinforcement of 400 mm thick Raft satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 330.67 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.1845 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 94.81 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of top secondary reinforcement of 400 mm thick Raft satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 314.67 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.248 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 105.36 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of top main reinforcement of 400 mm thick Raft satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +16 @ 150 EXTRA = 2680.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 319.33 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2022 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 69.067 mm
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Contractor : DANWAY
Moment capacity of top secondary reinforcement of 400 mm thick Raft satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

f c' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +16 @ 150 EXTRA = 2680.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 303.33 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2733 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 82.959 mm
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Contractor : DANWAY
233
Bottom Main Reinforcement :(ULS)
E+3
1.65
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.50
1.35
1.20
J
H'
H
1.05
G
0.90
F'
F
0.75
0.60
E
D'
0.45
0.30
C'
C
0.15
0.00
B'
B
Y
A' -0.15
X A
-0.30
SAFE 2016 16.0.2 Slab Resultant M11 Diagram - (ULS) Max [kN-m/m] kN - m
234
820
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 782
745
707
J
H'
H
669
G
632
F'
F
594
556
E
D'
518
481
C'
C
443
405
B'
B
Y
A' 368
X A
330
T20 @ 150 mm c/c(Bottom main extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c
straight for ULS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
235
E+3
1.05
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.03
1.01
1.00
J
H'
H
0.98
G
0.96
F'
F
0.94
0.93
E
D'
0.91
0.89
C'
C
0.87
0.86
B'
B
Y
A' 0.84
X A
0.82
236
E+3
1.50
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.47
1.43
1.40
J
H'
H
1.36
G
1.33
F'
F
1.29
1.26
E
D'
1.22
1.19
C'
C
1.15
1.12
B'
B
Y
A' 1.08
X A
1.05
237
E+3
1.60
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.59
1.58
1.58
J
H'
H
1.57
G
1.56
F'
F
1.55
1.55
E
D'
1.54
1.53
C'
C
1.52
1.52
B'
B
Y
A' 1.51
X A
1.50
No Extra Reinforcement required as per contour diagram.
238
Bottom Secondary Reinforcement :(ULS)
E+3
2.20
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 2.00
1.80
1.60
J
H'
H
1.40
G
1.20
F'
F
1.00
0.80
E
D'
0.60
0.40
C'
C
0.20
0.00
B'
B
Y
A' -0.20
X A
-0.40
239
800
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 762
725
687
J
H'
H
649
G
612
F'
F
574
536
E
D'
498
461
C'
C
423
385
B'
B
Y
A' 348
X A
310
T20 @ 150 mm c/c(Bottom secondary extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm
c/c straight for ULS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
240
E+3
1.00
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 0.98
0.97
0.95
J
H'
H
0.94
G
0.92
F'
F
0.91
0.89
E
D'
0.88
0.86
C'
C
0.85
0.83
B'
B
Y
A' 0.82
X A
0.80
T25@ 150 mm c/c(Bottom secondary extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm
241
E+3
1.45
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.42
1.38
1.35
J
H'
H
1.31
G
1.28
F'
F
1.24
1.21
E
D'
1.17
1.14
C'
C
1.10
1.07
B'
B
Y
A' 1.03
X A
1.00
242
E+3
1.50
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.50
1.49
1.49
J
H'
H
1.48
G
1.48
F'
F
1.48
1.47
E
D'
1.47
1.47
C'
C
1.46
1.46
B'
B
Y
A' 1.45
X A
1.45
243
Top Main Reinforcement :(ULS)
E+3
1.05
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 0.90
0.75
0.60
J
H'
H
0.45
G
0.30
F'
F
0.15
0.00
E
D'
-0.15
-0.30
C'
C
-0.45
-0.60
B'
B
Y
A' -0.75
X A
-0.90
SAFE 2016 16.0.2 Slab Resultant M11 Diagram - (ULS) Min [kN-m/m] kN - m
244
-330
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M -357
-384
-411
J
H'
H
-438
G
-465
F'
F
-492
-518
E
D'
-545
-572
C'
C
-599
-626
B'
B
Y
A' -653
X A
-680
T16 @ 150 mm c/c(Top main extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c
245
-680
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M -685
-691
-696
J
H'
H
-702
G
-707
F'
F
-712
-718
E
D'
-723
-728
C'
C
-734
-739
B'
B
Y
A' -745
X A
-750
246
Top Secondary Reinforcement :(ULS)
E+3
1.00
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 0.80
0.60
0.40
J
H'
H
0.20
G
0.00
F'
F
-0.20
-0.40
E
D'
-0.60
-0.80
C'
C
-1.00
-1.20
B'
B
Y
A' -1.40
X A
-1.60
247
-300
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M -327
-354
-381
J
H'
H
-408
G
-435
F'
F
-462
-488
E
D'
-515
-542
C'
C
-569
-596
B'
B
Y
A' -623
X A
-650
T16 @ 150 mm c/c(Top secondary extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm
248
E+3
-0.65
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M -0.68
-0.71
-0.74
J
H'
H
-0.77
G
-0.80
F'
F
-0.83
-0.87
E
D'
-0.90
-0.93
C'
C
-0.96
-0.99
B'
B
Y
A' -1.02
X A
-1.05
T25 @ 150 mm c/c(Top secondary extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm
249
E+3
-1.05
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M -1.05
-1.06
-1.06
J
H'
H
-1.07
G
-1.07
F'
F
-1.07
-1.08
E
D'
-1.08
-1.08
C'
C
-1.09
-1.09
B'
B
Y
A' -1.10
X A
-1.10
250
Bottom Main Reinforcement :(SLS)
E+3
1.10
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.00
0.90
0.80
J
H'
H
0.70
G
0.60
F'
F
0.50
0.40
E
D'
0.30
0.20
C'
C
0.10
0.00
B'
B
Y
A' -0.10
X A
-0.20
SAFE 2016 16.0.2 Slab Resultant M11 Diagram - (SLS) Max [kN-m/m] kN - m
251
487
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 461
435
408
J
H'
H
382
G
356
F'
F
330
303
E
D'
277
251
C'
C
225
198
B'
B
Y
A' 172
X A
146
straight for SLS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
252
600
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 591
583
574
J
H'
H
565
G
557
F'
F
548
539
E
D'
530
522
C'
C
513
504
B'
B
Y
A' 496
X A
487
253
800
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 785
769
754
J
H'
H
738
G
723
F'
F
708
692
E
D'
677
662
C'
C
646
631
B'
B
Y
A' 615
X A
600
254
E+3
1.05
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.03
1.01
0.99
J
H'
H
0.97
G
0.95
F'
F
0.93
E
0.92
D'
0.90
0.88
C'
C
0.86
0.84
B'
B
Y
A' 0.82
X A
0.80
255
Bottom Secondary Reinforcement :(SLS)
E+3
1.65
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 1.50
1.35
1.20
J
H'
H
1.05
G
0.90
F'
F
0.75
0.60
E
D'
0.45
0.30
C'
C
0.15
0.00
B'
B
Y
A' -0.15
X A
-0.30
256
380
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 360
341
321
J
H'
H
302
G
282
F'
F
262
E
243
D'
223
203
C'
C
184
164
B'
B
Y
A' 145
X A
125
c/c straight for SLS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
257
483
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 475
467
459
J
H'
H
451
G
443
F'
F
435
E
428
D'
420
412
C'
C
404
396
B'
B
Y
A' 388
X A
380
258
730
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 711
692
673
J
H'
H
654
G
635
F'
F
616
E
597
D'
578
559
C'
C
540
521
B'
B
Y
A' 502
X A
483
259
850
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M 841
832
822
J
H'
H
813
G
804
F'
F
795
E
785
D'
776
767
C'
C
758
748
B'
B
Y
A' 739
X A
730
260
Project : 13211 kV HAITJARI SUBSTATION DOC. NO.
Contractor : DANWAY
Client DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
: DEWA
261
Bottom Main Reinforcement :(ULS)
E+3
1.65
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1.50
1.35
L
K
1.20
1.05
H'
H
0.90
G
F'
F
0.75
0.60
E
D'
0.45
0.30
C''
C
0.15
B'
B 0.00
Y
A'
X A
-0.15
-0.30
262
320
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
307
294
L
K
281
268
H'
H
255
G
F'
F
242
228
E
D'
215
202
C''
C
189
B'
B 176
Y
A'
X A
163
150
T16 @ 150 mm c/c(Bottom main extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c straight
for ULS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
263
400
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
394
388
L
K
382
375
H'
H
369
G
F'
F
363
357
E
D'
351
345
C''
C
338
B'
B 332
Y
A'
X A
326
320
264
Bottom Secondary Reinforcement :(ULS)
E+3
2.20
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
2.00
1.80
L
K
1.60
1.40
H'
H
1.20
G
F'
F
1.00
0.80
E
D'
0.60
0.40
C''
C
0.20
B'
B 0.00
Y
A'
X A
-0.20
-0.40
265
600
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
565
529
L
K
494
458
H'
H
423
G
F'
F
388
352
E
D'
317
282
C''
C
246
B'
B 211
Y
A'
X A
175
140
T25 @ 150 mm c/c(Bottom secondary extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c
266
700
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
692
685
L
K
677
669
H'
H
662
G
F'
F
654
646
E
D'
638
631
C''
C
623
B'
B 615
Y
A'
X A
608
600
267
Top Main Reinforcement :(ULS)

E+3
1.05
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.90
0.75
L
K
0.60
0.45
H'
H
0.30
G
F'
F
0.15
0.00
E
D'
-0.15
-0.30
C''
C
-0.45
B'
B -0.60
Y
A'
X A
-0.75
-0.90
268
-160
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-172
-185
L
K
-197
-209
H'
H
-222
G
F'
F
-234
-246
E
D'
-258
-271
C''
C
-283
B'
B -295
Y
A'
X A
-308
-320
269
Top Secondary Reinforcement :(ULS)

E+3
1.00
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.80
0.60
L
K
0.40
0.20
H'
H
0.00
G
F'
F
-0.20
-0.40
E
D'
-0.60
-0.80
C''
C
-1.00
B'
B -1.20
Y
A'
X A
-1.40
-1.60
270
-150
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-162
-173
L
K
-185
-196
H'
H
-208
G
F'
F
-219
-231
E
D'
-242
-254
C''
C
-265
B'
B -277
Y
A'
X A
-288
-300
271
Bottom Main Reinforcement :(SLS)
E+3
1.10
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1.00
0.90
L
K
0.80
0.70
H'
H
0.60
G
F'
F
0.50
0.40
E
D'
0.30
0.20
C''
C
0.10
B'
B 0.00
Y
A'
X A
-0.10
-0.20
272
169
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
161
153
L
K
145
137
H'
H
129
G
F'
F
121
113
E
D'
105
97
C''
C
89
B'
B 81
Y
A'
X A
73
65
T16 @ 150 mm c/c(Bottom main extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c straight
for SLS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
273
180
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
179
178
L
K
177
177
H'
H
176
G
F'
F
175
174
E
D'
173
172
C''
C
172
B'
B 171
Y
A'
X A
170
169
274
Bottom Secondary Reinforcement :(SLS)

E+3
1.65
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1.50
1.35
L
K
1.20
1.05
H'
H
0.90
G
F'
F
0.75
0.60
E
D'
0.45
0.30
C''
C
0.15
B'
B 0.00
Y
A'
X A
-0.15
-0.30
275
183
173
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'
6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M
163
153
K
J 143
H'
H
133
123
F'
F
113
103
D'
D
93
C''
C
83
73
B'
B
Y
A' 63
X A
53
T25 @ 150 mm c/c(Bottom secondary extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c
276
200
199
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'
6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
M
197
196
K
J 195
H'
H
193
192
F'
F
191
190
D'
D
188
C''
C
187
186
B'
B
Y
A' 184
X A
183
277
Top Main Reinforcement :(SLS)
600
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
500
400
L
K
300
200
H'
H
100
G
F'
F
0
-100
E
D'
-200
-300
C''
C
-400
B'
B -500
Y
A'
X A
-600
-700
SAFE 2016 16.0.2 Slab Resultant M11 Diagram - (SLS) Min [kN-m/m] kN - m
278
-57
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-64
-71
L
K
-78
-85
H'
H
-92
G
F'
F
-99
-107
E
D'
-114
-121
C''
C
-128
B'
B -135
Y
A'
X A
-142
-149
T16 @ 150 mm c/c(Top main extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c straight for
SLS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
279
-149
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-150
-151
L
K
-152
-152
H'
H
-153
G
F'
F
-154
-155
E
D'
-156
-157
C''
C
-157
B'
B -158
Y
A'
X A
-159
-160
280
Top Secondary Reinforcement :(SLS)
E+3
0.75
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.60
0.45
L
K
0.30
0.15
H'
H
0.00
G
F'
F
-0.15
-0.30
E
D'
-0.45
-0.60
C''
C
-0.75
B'
B -0.90
Y
A'
X A
-1.05
-1.20
281
-46
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-51
-56
L
K
-61
-66
H'
H
-71
G
F'
F
-76
-81
E
D'
-86
-91
C''
C
-96
B'
B -101
Y
A'
X A
-106
-111
T16 @ 150 mm c/c(Top main extra) shall be provided in addition to T16 @ 150 mm c/c straight for
SLS design. Governing reinforcement from SLS & ULS provided in design
282
-111
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
-112
-112
L
K
-113
-114
H'
H
-114
G
F'
F
-115
-116
E
D'
-117
-117
C''
C
-118
B'
B -119
Y
A'
X A
-119
-120
283
Provided shear links at this grid location
calculations attached below pages
Utilization Ratio < 1

All internal columns passing for 700thk raft . Governing column
location calculations from SAFE provided below of this document
SAFE 2016 16.0.2 Punching Shear Capacity Ratios/Shear Reinforcement kN - m
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At grid E-9
Geometric Properties
Combination = 575:1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ-Y+1.6SP+0.33EQ+X+1.1WP(FULL)
Point Label = 7401
Column Shape = Rectangular
Column Location = Interior
Global X-Coordinate = 39.245 m
Global Y-Coordinate = 19.225 m
Load Punching Check
Avg. Eff. Slab Thickness = 609 mm

Eff. Punching Perimeter = 5036 mm
Cover = 66 mm
Conc. Comp. Strength = 32 N/mm2
Reinforcement Ratio = 0.0000
Section Inertia I22 = 9.077E+011 mm4
Section Inertia I23 = 0 mm4 Column Punching Perimeter
Gamma_v2 = 0.409573
Gamma_v3 = 0.390503
Moment Mu2 = -23.4538 kN-m
Moment Mu3= -22.348 kN-m
Shear Force = -4456.502 kN
Unbalanced Moment Mu2 = -9.6061 kN-m
Unbalanced Moment Mu3= -8.7269 kN-m
Max Design Shear Stress = 1.466545 N/mm2
Conc. Shear Stress Capacity = 1.409145 N/mm2
Punching Shear Ratio = 1.04
Punching Reinforcement Design
Rebar Yield Strength = 460 N/mm2

Rebar Diameter = 10 mm
Number of Rebar Sets = 43
Number of Single Leg Stirrups per Set = 5
Typical Rebar Spacing = 300 mm
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At grid H-9
Geometric Properties
Combination = 604:1.44DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ+Y(+ecc)+1.6SP+0.33EQ-X(+ecc)+1.1WP(HALF-1)
Point Label = 7402
Column Shape = Rectangular
Column Location = Interior
Global X-Coordinate = 39.245 m
Global Y-Coordinate = 31.63 m
Load Punching Check
Avg. Eff. Slab Thickness = 609 mm

Eff. Punching Perimeter = 5236 mm
Cover = 66 mm
Conc. Comp. Strength = 32 N/mm2
Reinforcement Ratio = 0.0000
Section Inertia I23 = 0 mm4 Column Punching Perimeter
Gamma_v2 = 0.418503
Gamma_v3 = 0.381778
Moment Mu2 = 41.6831 kN-m
Moment Mu3= -7.8633 kN-m
Shear Force = -4369.451 kN
Unbalanced Moment Mu2 = 17.4445 kN-m
Unbalanced Moment Mu3= -3.002 kN-m
Max Design Shear Stress = 1.383921 N/mm2
Conc. Shear Stress Capacity = 1.409145 N/mm2
Punching Shear Ratio = 0.98
Punching Reinforcement Design
Rebar Yield Strength = 460 N/mm2

Rebar Diameter = 10 mm
Number of Rebar Sets = 0
Number of Single Leg Stirrups per Set = 0
Typical Rebar Spacing = 300 mm
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SHEAR CHECK (As per ACI 318M-14) -700 mm thk slab

( Refer shear contours )
Capacity of the Foundation Slab against shear stress at distance "d" from Face of Column/Wall
Avg. Factored moment for mesh (Refer moment contour) Mu = 800 kNm
(At d distance)
Thickness of Slab D = 700 mm
Clear cover = 75 mm
Strength reduction factor Φv = 0.75
Compressive strength, f'c = 32 N/mm2
Diameter of reinforcement = 16 mm
Diameter of Extra reinforcement = 0 mm
Spacing of reinforcement = 150 mm
Area of steel provided = 1340 mm2
Factored Shear force Vu = 493.6 kN

(Avg. Shear stress at d distance from face of the column = 0.8 N/mm2)
Shear strength of concrete, Vc shall be minimum of
(Cl. 22.5.5.1 ACI 318M-14) 1, Vc1 = 0.16 λ SQRT ( fc' ) + 17p w ( Vu d / Mu )
2, Vc2 = 0.29 λ SQRT ( fc' )
Vud/Mu = 0.38 ( Maximum of 1)
Steel Ratio pw = 0.002
2
Vc1 = 0.919 N/mm
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
Shear strength provided by Vc = 0.919 N/mm
concrete
2
ΦvVc = 0.689 N/mm
(As per shear contours shear reinforcement is not required )
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SHEAR CHECK (As per ACI 318M-14)-400 thk slab

( Refer shear contours )
Capacity of the wall against shear stress at distance "d" from Face of Column/Wall
Avg. Factored moment for mesh (Refer moment contour) Mu = 500 kNm (Max moment)
(At d distance)
Thickness of the Raft D = 400 mm
Clear cover = 75 mm
Strength reduction factor Φv = 0.75
Compressive strength, f'c = 32 N/mm2
Diameter of reinforcement = 16 mm
Diameter of Extra reinforcement = 0 mm
Spacing of reinforcement = 150 mm
Area of steel provided = 1340 mm2
Factored Shear force Vu = 285.3 kN

(Avg. Shear stress at d distance from face of the column = 0.9 N/mm2)
Shear strength of concrete, Vc shall be minimum of
(Cl. 22.5.5.1 ACI 318-14) 1, Vc1 = 0.16 λ SQRT ( fc' ) + 17p w ( Vu d / Mu )
2, Vc2 = 0.29 λ SQRT ( fc' )
Vud/Mu = 0.18 ( Maximum of 1)
Steel Ratio pw = 0.004
2
Vc1 = 0.918 N/mm
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
Shear strength provided by Vc = 0.918 N/mm
concrete
2
ΦvVc = 0.689 N/mm
(As per shear contours shear reinforcement is not required )
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2.68
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 2.42
2.15
L
K 1.89
1.62
H'
H
1.36
G
F'
F
1.09
0.83
E
D'
0.56
0.30
C''
C
0.03
B'
B
-0.23
Y
A'
X A
-0.50
-0.76
SAFE 2016 16.0.2 Slab Stress S13 Diagram - Bot Face - (ULS) Max [N/mm2] kN - m
289
2.00
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 1.90
1.80
L
K 1.70
1.59
H'
H
1.49
G
F'
F
1.39
1.29
E
D'
1.19
1.09
C''
C
0.98
B'
B
0.88
Y
A'
X A
0.78
Provided shear links in highlighted area. Other locations shear stress

0.68
with in the limit from "d" distance of the support face
290
1.10
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 0.78
0.45
L
K 0.13
-0.19
H'
H
-0.52
G
F'
F
-0.84
-1.16
E
D'
-1.48
-1.81
C''
C
-2.13
B'
B
-2.45
Y
A'
X A
-2.78
-3.10
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291
-0.68
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 -0.78
-0.88
L
K -0.98
-1.09
H'
H
-1.19
G
F'
F
-1.29
-1.39
E
D'
-1.49
-1.59
C''
C
-1.70
B'
B
-1.80
Y
A'
X A
-1.90
-2.00
292
1.90
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 1.69
1.48
L
K 1.26
1.05
H'
H
0.84
G
F'
F
0.63
0.41
E
D'
0.20
-0.01
C''
C
-0.22
B'
B
-0.44
Y
A'
X A
-0.65
-0.86
293
2.00
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 1.90
1.80
L
K 1.70
1.59
H'
H
1.49
G
F'
F
1.39
1.29
E
D'
1.19
1.09
C''
C
0.98
B'
B
0.88
Y
A'
X A
0.78
0.68

294
0.90
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 0.56
0.22
L
K -0.12
-0.45
H'
H
-0.79
G
F'
F
-1.13
-1.47
E
D'
-1.81
-2.15
C''
C
-2.48
B'
B
-2.82
Y
A'
X A
-3.16
-3.50
295
-0.68
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 66'

6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11 -0.78
-0.88
L
K -0.98
-1.09
H'
H
-1.19
G
F'
F
-1.29
-1.39
E
D'
-1.49
-1.59
C''
C
-1.70
B'
B
-1.80
Y
A'
X A
-1.90

with in the limit from "d" distance of the support face -2.00
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Project 132/11 kV SHKZBHST SUBSTATION. Ref. No.
LEAD/ Contractor DANWAY Designed By RVK Checked By ASV
DEWA Title SHEAR LINK CALCULATIONS Date Approved By VRP
Doc No.:
CHECK FOR RAFT:-

RAFT Data :-
Characterstic Strength of Concrete ƒcu = 32 N/mm2 Breadth of raft b = 1000 mm
2
Yeild Strength of Steel ƒy = 460 N/mm Depth of Raft D = 700 mm
Effective Depth to bott. steel d1 = D-Ct-Øs-Øt/2 Dia of stirrups Øs = 12 mm
= 700-75-12-16/2 Concrete Top cover Ct = 50 mm
= 605.0 mm Concrete Bot cover Cb = 75 mm
Spacer dia (Top) St = 25 mm
Spacer dia (Bot) S St = 25 mm
Shear Stress :- ɸfor shear =0.75

ƛ = 1
Maximm shear stress from analysis = 1.2 N/mm2 (At distance "d" from face of support)
Maximum Shear Force Vu = 726 kN (1.2*1000*607/1000)
Shear resistance of conc. Vc = 0.17ƛ sqrt(f'c) bw d
= 0.17 x1× sqrt (32)×1000×605 Since Tu>Tcr , Torsion Reinforcement is required
= 581.9 kN
Maximum shear force Vmax = Vc + (0.66 sqrt(f'c)) bwd
= 581.9 + (0.66 x sqrt(32)) 1000 x 605
= 2840.7 kN Torsional Reinforcement not Required
Vc/2 = 290.95 kN
Since Vu >Vc/2, shear reinforcement is required
Minimum shear Reinforcement = Min ((0.062 sqrt(f'c) bwS )/fys , (0.35bwS)/fys)
Min ((0.062x sqrt( 32) x 1000x300)/460) ,(0.35 x1000x3 =228.26 mm
Assign -
4 L-T 12 Bars @ 300 mm c/c. (Asv Provided = 452.39 mm² )
Area of Shear Reinforcement Reqd. Asv = (Vu - ɸVc)/ɸfysd)xS

(((726- (0.75x581.9))x1000/(0.75x460x605)) x300 =
= 416.21 mm²
Total Area of Shear Reinforcement Reqd. Asv = 416.21 mm², < Asv Provided, OK
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Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE LPK ASV
COLUMN DESIGN
RC columns are modelled as line elements and these columns are designed for major and minor axis
moments. The design results are presented in the form of pictures captured from ETABS.
Internal Forces and ETABS local axes convention
Columns are designed for moments and shear in two orthogonal directions, i.e. along Global X.& Y axes
of ETABS. The local-1,2 & 3 axes are consistent throughout the model so as to use results for design
with ease. The local axes for columns is as follows:
a) Local-1: This axis is in the parallel to global Z-axis, this axis is red in color.
b) Local-2: This axis is always axis of minor bending and green in color.
c) Local-3: This axis is always axis of major bending and blue in color.
M33 moment corresponds to Major axis bending and M22 corresponds to minor axis bending
Minimum & maximum % of steel in columns
Minimum % of steel in columns as per ACI = 1.0 % (Ref :ACI 318-14: Cl 10.6.1.1)
Maximum % of steel in columns as per ACI = 8.0 % (Ref :ACI 318-14: Cl 10.6.1.1)
Minimum % of steel in columns as per UBC = 1.0 % (Ref : UBC-97: Cl 1910.9.1 )
Maximum % of steel in columns as per UBC = 8.0 % (Ref : UBC-97: Cl 1910.9.1 )
Column Reinforcement Schedule :

Column Column Size Required Required Provided Provided Provided
Group (mm) Ast , mm2 % of Ast Ast , mm2 % of Ast Reinforcement
C1 400 400 1600 1.0 2061 1.3 4 T20 + 4 T16
C2 600 400 3267 1.4 4398 1.8 14 T20
C3 600 400 2400 1.0 2815 1.2 14 T16
C4 1400 400 5600 1.0 6132 1.10 8 T20 + 18 T16
C5 600 700 4200 1.0 5027 1.2 16 T20

C6 600 600 6202 1.7 7854 2.2 16 T25
C7 700 600 4200 1.0 4298 1.02 6 T20 + 12 T16
C8 600 500 3000 1.0 4398 1.5 14 T20
C9 450 600 3952 1.5 4398 1.6 14 T20
C10 450 600 2700 1.0 2815 1.04 14 T16
C11 500 600 3000 1.0 3267 1.1 4 T20 + 10 T16
C12 500 700 3500 1.0 4072 1.16 4 T20 + 14 T16
C13 500 750 3750 1.0 5027 1.34 16 T20
C14 600 700 4200 1.0 5027 1.2 16 T20
C15 600 800 4800 1.0 5655 1.2 18 T20
C16 600 800 4800 1.0 8836 1.8 18 T25
C17 550 800 4400 1.0 8836 2.0 18 T25
C18 500 600 4877 1.6 5105 1.70 4 T25 + 10 T20
C19 400 500 2000 1.0 2413 1.21 12 T16
C20 300 500 1500 1.0 1608 1.1 8 T16
C21 400 400 1600 1.0 2513 1.6 8 T20
C22 400 600 2400 1.0 2815 1.2 14 T16
C23 400 450 1800 1.0 2061 1.1 4 T20 + 4 T16
C24 400 600 2400 1.0 2815 1.2 14 T16
C25 600 750 4500 1.0 5655 1.3 18 T20
C26 600 600 3600 1.0 5733 1.6 4 T25 + 12 T20
C27 600 400 2400 1.0 2815 1.2 14 T16
C28 450 600 5020 1.9 5733 2.1 4 T25 + 12 T20
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Column Shear Reinforcement Schedule :
Required spacing
Required Required Provided Provided
Column Column Size
M33 Shear Ast , M22 Shear M33 Shear M22 Shear S0 (mm)
Group (mm) S1 (mm)
mm2 Ast , mm2 Ast , mm2 Ast , mm2 (UBC-97)
C1 400 400 0 0 2513 2513 125 175

C2 600 400 511 0 2094 2094 150 200
C3 600 400 0 0 2513 2513 125 175
C4 1400 400 1192 0 2513 2513 125 175

C5 600 700 511 596 2094 2094 150 200
C6 600 600 0 1748 2094 2094 150 200
C7 700 600 0 0 2513 2513 125 175

C8 600 500 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C9 450 600 383 734 2094 2094 150 200
C10 450 600 383 511 2513 2513 125 175
C11 500 600 0 0 2513 2513 125 175
C12 500 700 0 0 2513 2513 125 175
C13 500 750 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C14 600 700 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C15 600 800 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C16 600 800 511 681 2094 2094 150 200
C17 550 800 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C18 500 600 0 511 2094 2094 150 200
C19 400 500 0 426 2513 2513 125 175
C20 300 500 0 0 1257 1257 125 175
C21 400 400 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C22 400 600 0 0 2513 2513 125 175
C23 400 450 341 0 2513 2513 125 175
C24 400 600 0 0 2513 2513 125 175
C25 600 750 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C26 600 600 0 0 2094 2094 150 200
C27 600 400 0 0 2513 2513 125 175
C28 450 600 1900 3094 3619 3619 125 125
1) 16 times of the least longitudinal bar diameter

2) 48 times of tie diameter
3) Least dimension of column but not more than 457 mm
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M M M M M M M M MM M M M M M M
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
3000
2700
2700
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3000
3952
2700
2700
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X 3000 FPR GF
2700
2700
2700
Base
C8 C9 C9 C10
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - M Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
734
511
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
511
383
511
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
511
383
511
383
0
0
0
0
Base
C8 C9 C9 C10
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - M Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
0.627
0.552
0.449
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.294
0.808
0.479
0.627
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X 0.186 FPR GF
0.485
0.340
0.456
Base
C9 C10
C8 C9
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - M Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
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L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
Z
2400
1600
1600
1600
1600
GF +1.420 m
2400
1600
1600
1600
1600
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
2400
1600
1600
1600
1600
Base
C22 C1 C1 C1 C1
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - L Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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ETABS 17.0.1 13-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
Z
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GF +1.420 m
341
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C1 C1 C1 C1
C22
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - L Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
Z
0.023
0.038
0.040
0.040
0.121
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.030
0.033
0.074
0.072
0.178
X FPR GF
0.061
0.055
0.043
0.047
0.083
Base
C1 C1 C1 C1
C22
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - L Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
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K K K K K K K K KK K K K K K K
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
4200
4200
4754
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
4200
3000
4200
3000
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X 4200 FPR GF
3000
4200
3000
Base
C5 C11 C14
C18
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - K Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
596
511
0
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C5 C11 C14 C18
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - K Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
0.732
0.519
0.883
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.545
0.348
0.498
0.652
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X 0.200 FPR GF
0.388
0.537
0.533
Base
C5 C11 C14 C18
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - K Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
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J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
4200 ROOF 13.300
4200
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4200
4200
4.9m lvl
Z
4200
1800
1800
4200
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
4200
1800
1800
4200
Base
C5 C23 C23 C5
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - J Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0 ROOF 13.300
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
596
511
0
0
4.9m lvl
Z
341
0
0
0
0
0
0
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
341
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C23 C5
C5 C23
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - J Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
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1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.743 ROOF 13.300
0.550
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
0.463
0.547
4.9m lvl
Z
0.091
0.139
0.181
0.141
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
0.076
0.077
0.096
0.151
Base
C23 C5
C5 C23
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - J Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
312
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H' H'
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
4838 ROOF 13.300
3600
4800
4877
9.8m lvl
2400
2400
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
2400
2400
3600
3600
3000
4800
3000
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
2400
X FPR GF
2400
3600
2400
3600
3000
4800
3000
2400
Base
C2 C2 C6 C4 C26 C15
C11 C18
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - H' Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
313
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1475 ROOF 13.300
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
0
0
0
0
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
511
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
511
0
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C4 C26 C15 C18

C2 C2 C6 C11
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - H' Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
314
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.617 ROOF 13.300
0.393
0.562
0.913
9.8m lvl
0.208
0.039
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.319
0.438
0.136
0.360
0.268
0.491
0.664
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.557
X FPR GF
0.064
0.088
0.201
0.467
0.410
0.581
0.498
0.065
Base
C4 C26 C15 C18

C2 C2 C6 C11
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - H' Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
315
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
G G G G G G G G GG G G G G G G
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
4966 ROOF 13.300
3600
4200
4444
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3600
3600
3500
4200
3000
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
3600
2400
3600
3500
4200
3000
Base
C6 C26 C12 C14 C18

C4
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - G Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
316
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
511 ROOF 13.300
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C26 C12
C6 C4 C14 C18
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - G Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
317
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.620 ROOF 13.300
0.409
0.460
0.834
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.195
0.396
0.195
0.453
0.563
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
0.177
0.252
0.529
0.302
0.515
0.518
Base
C6 C4 C12 C14 C18
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - G Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
318
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
F F F F F F F F FF F F F F F F
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
5604 ROOF 13.300
4500
4200
4230
9.8m lvl
2400
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
2400
3600
4500
3750
4200
3000
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
3267
X FPR GF
3600
2400
4500
3750
4200
3000
2400
2400
Base
C3 C6 C4 C25 C14 C18

C2 C13
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - F Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
319
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
1748 ROOF 13.300
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
0
0
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
511
0
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C6 C13 C14 C18

C2 C3 C27 C25
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - F Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
320
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.703 ROOF 13.300
0.357
0.419
0.789
9.8m lvl
0.174
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.350
0.194
0.355
0.180
0.475
0.616
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.760
X FPR GF
0.093
0.262
0.465
0.289
0.563
0.551
0.361
0.070
Base
C6 C13 C14 C18

C2 C3 C27 C25
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - F Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
321
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
E E E E E E E E EE E E E E E E
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
6202 ROOF 13.300
3600
4200
4430
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3600
3600
3500
4200
3000
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
3600
2400
3600
3500
4200
3000
Base
C4 C26 C12 C14 C18

C6
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - E Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
322
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
511 ROOF 13.300
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C4 C26 C12 C14 C18

C6
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - E Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
323
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.799 ROOF 13.300
0.478
0.508
0.834
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.206
0.488
0.233
0.568
0.693
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
0.223
0.338
0.662
0.378
0.671
0.523
Base
C4 C26 C12 C14 C18

C6
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - E Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
324
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
2400
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
2400
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
3194
X FPR GF
2400
2400
Base
C2 C3
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - D' Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
325
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
0
0
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0
0
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
511
0
X FPR GF
0
0
0
0
Base
C2 C3
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - D' Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
326
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
0.202
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.350
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.743
X FPR GF
0.382
0.059
Base
C2 C3
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - D' Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
327
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
D D D D D D D D DD D D D D D D
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
5569 ROOF 13.300
3600
4800
4800
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3600
3600
3000
4800
4800
Z
GF +1.420 m
4800
4800
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
3600
2400
3600
3000
4800
4800
Base
C6 C4 C26 C11 C16 C16
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - D Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
328
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
511 ROOF 13.300
681
511
0
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
681
0.4m lvl
0
0
X FPR GF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C6 C4 C26 C11 C16 C16
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - D Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
329
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.696 ROOF 13.300
0.461
0.176
0.312
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.208
0.471
0.267
0.592
0.524
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.391
0.380
X FPR GF
0.188
0.366
0.653
0.447
0.277
0.180
Base
C6 C4 C26 C11 C16 C16
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - D Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
330
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C' C'
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
4200 ROOF 13.300
4200
4800
4800
4200
4200
9.8m lvl
5600
2400
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4800
4200
4200
4200
4.9m lvl
5600
2400
4200
3500
4800
4800
Z
4200
4200
4200
GF +1.420 m
4800
4800
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
5600
2400
4200
4200
4200
4200
3500
4800
1600
4800
Base
C4 C2 C5 C7 C12 C16 C21 C16

C7 C5
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - C' Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
331
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
596 ROOF 13.300
596
681
0
0
0
0 9.8m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
0
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4.9m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Z
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0
0
0
0
X FPR GF
1192
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C4 C2 C5 C7 C7 C5 C16 C21 C16

C12
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - C' Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
332
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
0.371 ROOF 13.300
0.652
0.240
0.118
0.667
0.748
9.8m lvl
0.121
0.014
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
0.177
0.327
0.268
0.159
4.9m lvl
0.359
0.040
0.106
0.373
0.466
0.421
Z
0.353
0.352
0.358
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.275
0.426
X FPR GF
0.632
0.069
0.092
0.262
0.265
0.507
0.400
0.180
0.277
0.177
Base
C4 C2 C5 C7 C7 C12 C16 C21 C16
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - C' Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
333
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B' B'
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
4800
4400
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
4800
4400
Z
2000
GF +1.420 m
4800
2000
4400
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
4800
2000
4400
Base
C16 C19 C17
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - B' Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
334
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
681
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
681
511
0
0
Z
0
0
GF +1.420 m
426
0.4m lvl
0
0
0
0
0
X FPR GF
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C19 C17
C16
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - B' Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
335
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
0.181
0.129
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.344
0.337
Z
0.543
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.276
0.449
0.345
X FPR GF
0.207
0.120
0.223
Base
C19 C17
C16
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - B' Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
336
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
B B B B B B B B BB B B B B B B
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
3000
4667
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3000
5020
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X 3000 FPR GF
2700
Base
C8 C28
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - B Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
337
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
1334
1900
426
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3094
838
0
0
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
Base
C8 C28
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - B Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
338
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
0.637
0.849
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.545
0.880
Z
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X 0.477 FPR GF
0.268
Base
C8 C28
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - B Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
339
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A' A'
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
2400
2400
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
2400
2400
Z
2400
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
2809
2400
2400
Base
C2 C2 C24
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - A' Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
340
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
0
0
0
0
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0
0
0
0
Z
0
0
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C2 C2 C24
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - A' Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
341
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
9.8m lvl
0.210
0.008
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.365
0.032
Z
0.044
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
X FPR GF
0.687
0.051
0.042
Base
C2 C2 C24
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - A' Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
342
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
A A A A A A A A AA A A A A A A
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
3000
2700
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
3000
2700
Z
2000
1500
GF +1.420 m
2000
1500
0.4m lvl
X 3000 FPR GF
2700
2000
1500
Base
C8 C9 C19 C20
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - A Longitudinal Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
343
ETABS 17.0.1 12-Jun-22
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
511
0
0
0
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15

FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
511
0
0
0
Z
426
0
0
0
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0
0
0
0
X FPR GF
511
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Base
C8 C9 C19 C20
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB Elevation View - A Shear Reinforcing (ACI 318-14)
344
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
1 2 2' 3 4 4' 5 5' 6 6' 7 8 9 9' 10 11
ROOF 13.300
0.380
0.423
9.8m lvl
RefPl Level 8.15
FF @ 7.500 m lvl
4.9m lvl
0.222
0.485
Z
0.320
0.753
GF +1.420 m
0.4m lvl
0.446
0.652
X 0.602 FPR GF
0.318
0.306
0.124
Base
C8 C9 C19 C20
0.00 0.50 0.70 0.90 1.00

132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET CHECKED 14.06.22.EDB Elevation View - A Column P-M-M Interaction Ratios (ACI 318-14)
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End User : DEWA DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
Title : Substructure JNS ASV
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WALL DESIGN
Reinforced concrete walls are used as basement walls to retain soil below ground and as firewalls between
main building and transformer area. Staircase walls are also made in RCC as per DEWA specifications
The walls are designed for all ultimate load combinations and checked for 0.2mm crackwidth for outer mesh &
0.15mm crackwidth for inner mesh of service loads. The contours are taken for envelope of all ultimate load combinations
Walls are designed for moments and shear in two orthogonal directions, i.e. along Local-1 & 2 axes of ETABS.
The local-1,2 & 3 axes are consistent throughout the model so as to use results from contours for wall
design with ease. The local axes for all wall shells is as follows:
a) Local-1: This axis is in the plane of the area object, this axis is red in color.
the positive global Z-axis This axis is green in color.
c) Local-3: This axis is perpendicular to the plane of the area object, this axis is blue in color.
Walls are modelled and made sure to be their local-3 axis outside the building and design to be performed
according to the output of local axis
The shell elements for wall design are designed for moments and shear forces in two orthogonal directions,
about local-2 axis.
about local-1 axis.
A positive face is one whose outward normal pointing (pointing away from element) is in the positive local-1
As mentioned earlier walls are designed for M11 moment and M22 moment, reinforcement for M11 is horizontal
in elevation and reinforcement for M22 is in direction of Global-Z axis i.e. vertical in elevation. The positive moment
value indicates tension in negative-3 face of ETABS wall shell. Whereas negative moment indicates tension
in positive-3 face of ETABS wall shell.
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c) Clear cover (Face in contact with soil): 75 mm
d) Clear cover (Face not in contact with soil): 50 mm

Wall thickness -- 300 mm
Main Reinforcement (Outer & inner face ) -- 16 @ 150 mm c/c ( 1340 mm2/m )
Secondary Reinforcement (Outer face) -- 12 @ 200 mm c/c ( 565 mm2/m )
Main Reinforcement (Inner face ) -- 12 @ 150 mm c/c ( 754 mm2/m )

Secondary Reinforcement (Inner face) -- 12 @ 200 mm c/c ( 565 mm2/m )
Minimum reinforcement in slabs as per ACI318 = 0.18% of concrete area*(420/460) (ref TB:7.6.1.1)
2
For 300 thick wall = 493.043 mm /m
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Contractor : DANWAY
Title : Substructure RVK ASV
Above mentioned rebar is used as general mesh for walls. As per provided reinforcement moment capacities are
calculated for various reinforcement combinations. Extra bar locations are identified with the help of calculated
capacities and moment contours. Moment capacities are tabulated in the next section
Moment capacities for 300 mm thick wall satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria & servicebility for outer mesh
ULS Moment
S.No. Type (mm2/m)
Capacity
0.20 mm Crackwidth
Description (kN-m/m)
1 16 @ 150 Main 1340 110 39
2 12 @ 200 Secondary 565 40 12
3 16@150 + 16@150(Extra) Main 2681 210 97
4 12@200 + 12@200(Extra) Secondary 1131 85 31
5 12@200 + 16@200(Extra) Secondary 1571 100 41
Moment capacities for 300 mm thick wall satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria & servicebility for inner mesh
ULS Moment
S.No. Type (mm2/m)
Capacity
0.15 mm Crackwidth
1 12 @ 150 Main 754 65 22
2 16 @ 150 Main 1340 120 38
3 12 @ 200 Secondary 565 45 12
4 12@150 + 12@150(Extra) Main 1508 135 59
5 16@150 + 12@150(Extra) Main 2094 190 78
6 12@200 + 12@200(Extra) Secondary 1131 100 32
7 12@200 + 16@200(Extra) Secondary 1571 130 42
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Moment capacity calculations for ULS of 300 mm thick wall
Outer mesh capacity calculations
Moment capacity of main outer reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall --

fy = 460 mpa
Thickness of the wall = 300 mm

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.60

2
Moment capacity of secondary outer reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall --

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 91 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.08

2
As = 0.85 fc' (1-sqrt((1-(2Rn/0.85 fc'))) × bd / fy = 485.8 mm
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Moment capacity calculations for ULS of 300 mm thick wall :

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 4.96

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 91 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.29

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 91 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.39

2
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Inner mesh capacity calculations
Moment capacity of main inner reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall --

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.21

2
Moment capacity of secondary inner reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall --

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.93

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.52

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.06

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.73

2 2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / ((Ø b d2) = 2.28

2
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fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 3.58

2
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Moment capacity of outer main reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :

Modulus of elasticity of concrete (Long term ) EC = 13294 N/mm2 (ACI318-14: Cl : 19.2.2.1)

Thickness of the Wall (h) = 300 mm
Clear cover to reinforcement (Cmin)
i ) = 75 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
b = width of the wall = 1000 mm
a = Compression block depth =(As∗fy)/(0.85∗fc^′∗b) = 22.67 mm ACI:318-14, R20.2.2 & Sec. 22.2.2
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 205.67 mm
fs = reinforcing steel stress =Mu/(Ast ∗z) = 142.6 N/mm2 ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.4382 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 94.81 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of outer secondary reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


Thickness of the wall (h) = 300 mm
i ) = 91 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST = 565.49 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
a = Compression block depth =(As∗fy)/(0.85∗fc^′∗b)= 9.57 mm ACI:318-14, R20.2.2 & Sec. 22.2.2
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 198.22 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.5069 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 123.22 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of outer main reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +16 @ 150 EXTRA = 2680.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 194.33 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.513 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 69.067 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST +12 @ 200 EXTRA = 1131 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 193.44 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.5398 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 87.658 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


i ) = 91 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST +16 @ 200 EXTRA = 1570.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 188.72 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.5776 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 88.482 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of inner main reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


i ) = 50 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 150 ST = 753.98 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 237.62 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2451 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 93.6 mm
SAFE
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Moment capacity of inner secondary reinforcement of 300 mm thick wall satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


i ) = 62 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST = 565.49 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 227.22 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.3086 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 120.93 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 150 ST +12 @ 150 EXTRA = 1508 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 231.25 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.263 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 67.396 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST +12 @ 200 EXTRA = 1131 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 222.44 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.3258 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 84.404 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST +16 @ 200 EXTRA = 1570.8 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 215.72 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.361 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 85.212 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


i ) = 50 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST = 1340.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 230.67 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2705 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 94.81 mm
SAFE
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fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 16 @ 150 ST +12 @ 150 EXTRA = 2094.4 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 225.29 mm

2
ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.2852 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 68.229 mm
SAFE
369
ETABS 17.0.1
OUTER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

General mesh T16@150 mm c/c
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-350 -315 -280 -245 -210 -175 -140 -105 -70 -35 0 35 70 105
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Resultant M22 Diagram (ULS) [kN-m/m]
370
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
T16@150 mm c/c outer vertical extra is provided in addition to T16@150 straight for ULS case.
-210 -202 -195 -187 -179 -172 -164 -156 -148 -141 -133 -125 -118 -110
371
ETABS 17.0.1
Neglected at Beam
locations
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
No moment is found above 210 kN-m. Hence provided reinforcement is satisfactory.
-210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210
372
ETABS 17.0.1
OUTER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-71.5 -65.0 -58.5 -52.0 -45.5 -39.0 -32.5 -26.0 -19.5 -13.0 -6.5 0.0 6.5 13.0
373
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
T12@200 mm c/c outer horizontal extra is provided in addition to T12@200 straight for ULS case.
-85.0 -81.5 -78.1 -74.6 -71.2 -67.7 -64.2 -60.8 -57.3 -53.8 -50.4 -46.9 -43.5 -40.0
374
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-100 -99 -98 -97 -95 -94 -93 -92 -91 -90 -88 -87 -86 -85
375
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100
376
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-150 -120 -90 -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240
377
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
T12@150 mm c/c inner vertical extra is provided in addition to T12@150 straight for ULS case.
65 70 76 81 87 92 97 103 108 113 119 124 130 135

378
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135
379
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-20.0 -15.0 -10.0 -5.0 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 45.0
380
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
No moment is found above 45kN-m. Hence provided reinforcement is satisfactory.
45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0
381
ETABS 17.0.1 Crackwidth Check
OUTER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-264 -240 -216 -192 -168 -144 -120 -96 -72 -48 -24 0 24 48
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Resultant M22 Diagram (SLS) [kN-m/m]
382
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
T16@150 mm c/c outer vertical extra is provided in addition to T16@150 straight for SLS case.
-97.0 -92.5 -88.1 -83.6 -79.2 -74.7 -70.2 -65.8 -61.3 -56.8 -52.4 -47.9 -43.5 -39.0
383
ETABS 17.0.1
Neglected at Beam
locations
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0
384
ETABS 17.0.1
OUTER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-48.0 -44.0 -40.0 -36.0 -32.0 -28.0 -24.0 -20.0 -16.0 -12.0 -8.0 -4.0 0.0 4.0
385
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
T12@200 mm c/c outer horizontal extra is provided in addition to T12@200 straight for SLS case.
-31.0 -29.5 -28.1 -26.6 -25.2 -23.7 -22.2 -20.8 -19.3 -17.8 -16.4 -14.9 -13.5 -12.0
386
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-41.0 -40.2 -39.5 -38.7 -37.9 -37.2 -36.4 -35.6 -34.8 -34.1 -33.3 -32.5 -31.8 -31.0
387
ETABS 17.0.1
RW03
RW65
RW01 RW63
RW66
RW61
RW02
RW64
RW62
RW50
-41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0
388
SHEAR CHECK
Project : 132/11 kV SHKZBHST SUBSTATION DESIGNED ACK

Contractor : DANWAY CHECKED ASV
Client : DEWA APPROVED VRP
Title : MAIN BUILDING - WALL DESIGN
Shear Check calculations for ULS of 300 mm thick Wall
Provided reinforcement T 16 @ 150 mm + T 0@ 150 mm f c' = 32 MPa

fy = 460 MPa
2
Provided Area = 1340.4 mm
Thickness of the Wall = 300 mm
Clear cover = 75 mm Local-2
Effective depth d = 217 mm Local-1
Strength reduction factor (ɸ ) for Shear = 0.75
Max Shear Stress from ETABS Contour = 2.55 N/mm2
Factored moment at critical shear section,

section Mu = 374.0
374 0 kN m
kN-m
Factored shear force, Vu = 765 kN
Shear strength of the Wall, Vc shall be minimum of ( Vc1, Vc2)
Vc1 = 0.16ƛ SQRT(fc' )+ 17 w (V ud / M u )

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc2 = 0.29 ƛ SQRT(fc')
Vud/Mu = 0.45 (maximum 1)
Percentage of steel provided þW = 0.0062
Vc1 = 0.95 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
Shear strength provide by concrete Vc = 0.95 N/mm
ɸ v Vc = 0.71 N/mm2
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fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 374.0
374 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.92 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.69 N/mm2
390
ETABS 17.0.1
Main Reinforcement
-1.75 -1.40 -1.05 -0.70 -0.35 0.00 0.35 0.70 1.05 1.40 1.75 2.10 2.45 2.80
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Stress S23 Diagram Abs Max (ULS) [MPa]
391
ETABS 17.0.1
Shear stress capacity of 300 mm thick wall with general

mesh T12@200mm c/c is 0.69 N/mm2
Shear stress at a distance 'd' from face of support is within limit
Hence SAFE
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
392
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
393
ETABS 17.0.1
Secondary Reinforcement
-0.90 -0.75 -0.60 -0.45 -0.30 -0.15 0.00 0.15 0.30 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.90 1.05
394
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
395
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
396
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-121 -110 -99 -88 -77 -66 -55 -44 -33 -22 -11 0 11 22
397
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110 -110
398
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
Z
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-84.5 -78.0 -71.5 -65.0 -58.5 -52.0 -45.5 -39.0 -32.5 -26.0 -19.5 -13.0 -6.5 0.0
399
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
Z
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-85.0 -81.5 -78.1 -74.6 -71.2 -67.7 -64.2 -60.8 -57.3 -53.8 -50.4 -46.9 -43.5 -40.0
400
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21

RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0 -85.0
401
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-52 -39 -26 -13 0 13 26 39 52 65 78 91 104 117

402
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0
403
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE RW04

RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-10.0 -5.0 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 45.0 50.0 55.0
404
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
Z
RW21
RW47 T12@200 mm c/c outer horizontal extra is provided in addition to T12@200 straight for ULS case.
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
45 49 53 58 62 66 70 75 79 83 87 92 96 100
405
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
Z
RW21

RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
406
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-82.5 -75.0 -67.5 -60.0 -52.5 -45.0 -37.5 -30.0 -22.5 -15.0 -7.5 0.0 7.5 15.0
407
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-97.0 -92.5 -88.1 -83.6 -79.2 -74.7 -70.2 -65.8 -61.3 -56.8 -52.4 -47.9 -43.5 -39.0
408
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0
409
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-52.0 -48.0 -44.0 -40.0 -36.0 -32.0 -28.0 -24.0 -20.0 -16.0 -12.0 -8.0 -4.0 0.0
410
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-31.0 -29.5 -28.1 -26.6 -25.2 -23.7 -22.2 -20.8 -19.3 -17.8 -16.4 -14.9 -13.5 -12.0
411
ETABS 17.0.1
RW04
RW35
RW21
RW47
RW26
RW60
RW27
RW58 RW23
RW28
RW59
RW29
-31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0 -31.0
412
SHEAR CHECK

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 123.0
123 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.96 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.72 N/mm2
413

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 123.0
123 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.93 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.70 N/mm2
414
ETABS 17.0.1
Main Reinforcement
-720 -600 -480 -360 -240 -120 0 120 240 360 480 600 720 840 E-3
415
ETABS 17.0.1

X

Hence SAFE
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 E-3
416
ETABS 17.0.1
X Shear stress capacity of 300 mm thick wall with general

Hence SAFE
-700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 E-3
417
ETABS 17.0.1
-490 -420 -350 -280 -210 -140 -70 0 70 140 210 280 350 420 E-3
418
ETABS 17.0.1
X
Hence SAFE
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 E-3
419
ETABS 17.0.1

X

Hence SAFE
-700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 E-3
420
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07 OUTER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
RW24
Y
RW30
-169 -156 -143 -130 -117 -104 -91 -78 -65 -52 -39 -26 -13 0
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET REstrains..EDB 3-D View Resultant M22 Diagram (ULS) [kN-m/m]
421
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
T16@150 mm c/c outer vertical extra is provided in addition to T16@150 straight for ULS case.
-210 -202 -195 -187 -179 -172 -164 -156 -148 -141 -133 -125 -118 -110
422
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
-210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210 -210
423
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07 OUTER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
X
Y
Z RW24
RW30
-104 -96 -88 -80 -72 -64 -56 -48 -40 -32 -24 -16 -8 0
424
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
X
Y
Z
RW24
RW30
-100 -95 -91 -86 -82 -77 -72 -68 -63 -58 -54 -49 -45 -40
425
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
-100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100
426
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07 INNER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
0.0 6.5 13.0 19.5 26.0 32.5 39.0 45.5 52.0 58.5 65.0 71.5 78.0 84.5
427
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X RW24
Y
RW30
120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
428
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07 INNER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
0.0 4.5 9.0 13.5 18.0 22.5 27.0 31.5 36.0 40.5 45.0 49.5 54.0 58.5
429
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0
430
RW07 OUTER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
-104 -96 -88 -80 -72 -64 -56 -48 -40 -32 -24 -16 -8 0
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET REstrains..EDB 3-D View Resultant M22 Diagram (SLS) [kN-m/m]
431
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y
RW24
RW30
-97.0 -92.5 -88.1 -83.6 -79.2 -74.7 -70.2 -65.8 -61.3 -56.8 -52.4 -47.9 -43.5 -39.0
432
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y
RW24
RW30
-97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0 -97.0
433
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07 OUTER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
-78.0 -72.0 -66.0 -60.0 -54.0 -48.0 -42.0 -36.0 -30.0 -24.0 -18.0 -12.0 -6.0 0.0
434
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
X
Y
Z
RW24
RW30
-31.0 -29.5 -28.1 -26.6 -25.2 -23.7 -22.2 -20.8 -19.3 -17.8 -16.4 -14.9 -13.5 -12.0
435
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y RW24
RW30
-41.0 -40.2 -39.5 -38.7 -37.9 -37.2 -36.4 -35.6 -34.8 -34.1 -33.3 -32.5 -31.8 -31.0
436
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
X
Y
Z
RW24
RW30
-41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0 -41.0
437
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

RW07 General mesh T16@150 mm c/c
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
X
Y
Z
RW24
RW30
0.0 5.5 11.0 16.5 22.0 27.5 33.0 38.5 44.0 49.5 55.0 60.5 66.0 71.5
438
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Y
Z X
RW24
RW30
T12@150 mm c/c inner vertical extra is provided in addition to T16@150 straight for SLS case.
38.0 41.1 44.2 47.2 50.3 53.4 56.5 59.5 62.6 65.7 68.8 71.8 74.9 78.0
439
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y
RW24
RW30
78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0
440
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07 INNER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y
RW24
RW30
0.0 4.0 8.0 12.0 16.0 20.0 24.0 28.0 32.0 36.0 40.0 44.0 48.0 52.0
441
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
T12@200 mm c/c inner horizontal extra is provided in addition to T12@200 straight for SLS case.
RW32
RW33
RW31
Z X
Y
RW24
RW30
12.0 13.5 15.1 16.6 18.2 19.7 21.2 22.8 24.3 25.8 27.4 28.9 30.5 32.0
442
ETABS 17.0.1
RW07
RW05
RW06
RW12
RW32
RW33
RW31
X
Y
Z RW24
RW30
32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0
443

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 175.0
175 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.95 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.71 N/mm2
444

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 175.0
175 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.92 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.69 N/mm2
445
ETABS 17.0.1
Main Reinforcement
Z X
Y
-520 -455 -390 -325 -260 -195 -130 -65 0 65 130 195 260 325 E-3
446
ETABS 17.0.1

From above contour no shear stress is found above 0.69 N/mm2.
Hence SAFE
Z X
Y
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
447
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
Z X
Y
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
448
ETABS 17.0.1
Z X
Y
-960 -840 -720 -600 -480 -360 -240 -120 0 120 240 360 480 600 E-3
449
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
Z X
Y
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
450
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
Z X
Y
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
451
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - ULS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
0.0 6.5 13.0 19.5 26.0 32.5 39.0 45.5 52.0 58.5 65.0 71.5 78.0 84.5
452
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
No moment is found above 65 kN-m. Hence provided reinforcement is satisfactory. Y

Z
X
65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0
453
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - ULS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 45.0 50.0 55.0 60.0 65.0
454
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
neglected wall
locations
RW19
Z
X
45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0
455
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (NEGATIVE SIDE) - ULS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-78.0 -72.0 -66.0 -60.0 -54.0 -48.0 -42.0 -36.0 -30.0 -24.0 -18.0 -12.0 -6.0 0.0
456
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0
457
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT (NEGATIVE SIDE) - ULS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-52.0 -48.0 -44.0 -40.0 -36.0 -32.0 -28.0 -24.0 -20.0 -16.0 -12.0 -8.0 -4.0 0.0
458
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0
459
ETABS 17.0.1
Crackwidth Check
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
0.0 5.5 11.0 16.5 22.0 27.5 33.0 38.5 44.0 49.5 55.0 60.5 66.0 71.5
460
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
T12@150 mm c/c vertical extra both sides is provided in addition to T12@150 straight for SLS case.
22.0 24.8 27.7 30.5 33.4 36.2 39.1 41.9 44.8 47.6 50.5 53.3 56.2 59.0
461
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0
462
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
0.0 4.5 9.0 13.5 18.0 22.5 27.0 31.5 36.0 40.5 45.0 49.5 54.0 58.5
463
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
T12@200 mm c/c horizontal extra both sides is provided in addition to T12@200 straight for SLS case.
12.0 13.5 15.1 16.6 18.2 19.7 21.2 22.8 24.3 25.8 27.4 28.9 30.5 32.0
464
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
neglected at wall
locations
RW19
Z
X
Y
32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0
465
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (NEGATIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-78.0 -72.0 -66.0 -60.0 -54.0 -48.0 -42.0 -36.0 -30.0 -24.0 -18.0 -12.0 -6.0 0.0
466
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-59.0 -56.2 -53.3 -50.5 -47.6 -44.8 -41.9 -39.1 -36.2 -33.4 -30.5 -27.7 -24.8 -22.0
467
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19

Z
X
-59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0
468
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT (NEGATIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE

RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-52.0 -48.0 -44.0 -40.0 -36.0 -32.0 -28.0 -24.0 -20.0 -16.0 -12.0 -8.0 -4.0 0.0
469
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-32.0 -30.5 -28.9 -27.4 -25.8 -24.3 -22.8 -21.2 -19.7 -18.2 -16.6 -15.1 -13.5 -12.0
470
ETABS 17.0.1
RW46
RW45
RW15
RW14
RW17
RW16 RW20
RW19
Z
X
Y
-32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0
471
SHEAR CHECK

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 90.0
90 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.92 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.69 N/mm2
472

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 90.0
90 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.92 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.69 N/mm2
473
ETABS 17.0.1
Main Reinforcement
-360 -300 -240 -180 -120 -60 0 60 120 180 240 300 360 420 E-3
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Stress S23 Diagram Abs Max (ULS) [MPa] Y
Z
X
474
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
Z
X
475
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
Z
X
476
ETABS 17.0.1
-350 -300 -250 -200 -150 -100 -50 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 E-3
Z
X
477
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
Z
X
478
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
Z
X
479
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - ULS CASE

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-22.5 -15.0 -7.5 0.0 7.5 15.0 22.5 30.0 37.5 45.0 52.5 60.0 67.5 75.0
480
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0
481
ETABS 17.0.1

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-4.8 -2.4 0.0 2.4 4.8 7.2 9.6 12.0 14.4 16.8 19.2 21.6 24.0 26.4
482
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0
483
ETABS 17.0.1

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-70.0 -63.0 -56.0 -49.0 -42.0 -35.0 -28.0 -21.0 -14.0 -7.0 0.0 7.0 14.0 21.0
484
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0
485
ETABS 17.0.1

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-44.0 -40.0 -36.0 -32.0 -28.0 -24.0 -20.0 -16.0 -12.0 -8.0 -4.0 0.0 4.0 8.0
486
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0
487
ETABS 17.0.1
Crackwidth Check
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-15.0 -10.0 -5.0 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 45.0 50.0
488
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
22.0 24.8 27.7 30.5 33.4 36.2 39.1 41.9 44.8 47.6 50.5 53.3 56.2 59.0
489
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0 59.0
490
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-2.2 0.0 2.2 4.4 6.6 8.8 11.0 13.2 15.4 17.6 19.8 22.0 24.2 26.4
491
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
12.0 13.5 15.1 16.6 18.2 19.7 21.2 22.8 24.3 25.8 27.4 28.9 30.5 32.0
492
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37 No moment is found above 32 kN-m. Hence provided reinforcement is satisfactory.
32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0 32.0
493
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (NEGATIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-50.0 -45.0 -40.0 -35.0 -30.0 -25.0 -20.0 -15.0 -10.0 -5.0 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0
494
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-59.0 -56.2 -53.3 -50.5 -47.6 -44.8 -41.9 -39.1 -36.2 -33.4 -30.5 -27.7 -24.8 -22.0
495
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0 -59.0
496
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT (NEGATIVE SIDE) - SLS CASE

RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-2.2 0.0 2.2 4.4 6.6 8.8 11.0 13.2 15.4 17.6 19.8 22.0 24.2 26.4
497
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-32.0 -30.5 -28.9 -27.4 -25.8 -24.3 -22.8 -21.2 -19.7 -18.2 -16.6 -15.1 -13.5 -12.0
498
ETABS 17.0.1
RW44
RW43
RW13
RW10
RW09
RW40
RW42
RW49
RW41
RW11 RW48
RW38
RW39
RW36
RW37
-32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0 -32.0
499
SHEAR CHECK

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 75.0
75 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.94 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.71 N/mm2
500

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 75.0
75 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.93 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.70 N/mm2
501
ETABS 17.0.1
Main Reinforcement
Z Y
-375 -300 -225 -150 -75 0 75 150 225 300 375 450 525 600 E-3
502
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y

Hence SAFE
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 E-3
503
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y

Hence SAFE
-700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 E-3
504
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
-385 -330 -275 -220 -165 -110 -55 0 55 110 165 220 275 330 E-3
505
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y

Hence SAFE
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 E-3
506
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y

Hence SAFE
-700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 E-3
507
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT (POSITIVE SIDE) - ULS CASE RW52

RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
-38 -19 0 19 38 57 76 95 114 133 152 171 190 209

508
ETABS 17.0.1
RW52
T12@150mm c/c vertical extra is provided in addition to T12@150 straight for ULS case. RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
65 70 76 81 87 92 97 103 108 113 119 124 130 135

509
ETABS 17.0.1
RW52
No moment is found above 135 kN-m. Hence provided reinforcement is satisfactory. RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135
510
ETABS 17.0.1

RW52
RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
-5.5 0.0 5.5 11.0 16.5 22.0 27.5 33.0 38.5 44.0 49.5 55.0 60.5 66.0
511
ETABS 17.0.1
RW52
RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0
512
ETABS 17.0.1

General mesh T12@150 mm c/c RW52
RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
-77.0 -66.0 -55.0 -44.0 -33.0 -22.0 -11.0 0.0 11.0 22.0 33.0 44.0 55.0 66.0
513
ETABS 17.0.1
RW52
RW08
No moment is found above 65 kN-m. Hence provided reinforcement is satisfactory. RW57
RW51 RW18
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
-65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0 -65.0
514
ETABS 17.0.1

General mesh T12@200 mm c/c RW52
RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
-55.0 -50.0 -45.0 -40.0 -35.0 -30.0 -25.0 -20.0 -15.0 -10.0 -5.0 0.0 5.0 10.0
515
ETABS 17.0.1
RW52

RW08
RW57
RW18
RW51
RW22
RW55
RW56
RW54
RW53
-45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0 -45.0
516
SHEAR CHECK

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 223.0
223 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.93 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.70 N/mm2
517

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 223.0
223 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.93 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.70 N/mm2
518
ETABS 17.0.1
Main Reinforcement
-715 -650 -585 -520 -455 -390 -325 -260 -195 -130 -65 0 65 130 E-3
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Stress S13 Diagram Min (ULS) [MPa]
519
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 E-3
520
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
-700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 E-3
521
ETABS 17.0.1
-700 -600 -500 -400 -300 -200 -100 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 E-3
522
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 E-3
523
ETABS 17.0.1

Hence SAFE
-700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 -700 E-3
524
Contractor : DANWAY
526
Contractor : DANWAY
WALL DESIGN
Reinforced concrete walls are used as basement walls to retain soil below ground and as firewalls between
main building and transformer area. Staircase walls are also made in RCC as per DEWA specifications
The walls are designed for all ultimate load combinations and checked for 0.2mm crackwidth for outer mesh &
0.15mm crackwidth for inner mesh of service loads. The contours are taken for envelope of all ultimate load combinations
Walls are designed for moments and shear in two orthogonal directions, i.e. along Local-1 & 2 axes of ETABS.
The local-1,2 & 3 axes are consistent throughout the model so as to use results from contours for wall
design with ease. The local axes for all wall shells is as follows:
a) Local-1: This axis is in the plane of the area object, this axis is red in color.
the positive global Z-axis This axis is green in color.
c) Local-3: This axis is perpendicular to the plane of the area object, this axis is blue in color.
Walls are modelled and made sure to be their local-3 axis outside the building and design to be performed
according to the output of local axis
The shell elements for wall design are designed for moments and shear forces in two orthogonal directions,
about local-2 axis.
about local-1 axis.
A positive face is one whose outward normal pointing (pointing away from element) is in the positive local-1
As mentioned earlier walls are designed for M11 moment and M22 moment, reinforcement for M11 is horizontal
in elevation and reinforcement for M22 is in direction of Global-Z axis i.e. vertical in elevation. The positive moment
value indicates tension in negative-3 face of ETABS wall shell. Whereas negative moment indicates tension
in positive-3 face of ETABS wall shell.
527
Contractor : DANWAY

c) Clear cover (Face in contact with soil): 75 mm
d) Clear cover (Face not in contact with soil): 50 mm

Wall thickness -- 250 mm
Main Reinforcement (Both faces ) -- 12 @ 150 mm c/c ( 754 mm2/m )

Secondary Reinforcement (Both faces) -- 12 @ 100 mm c/c ( 1131 mm2/m )
Minimum reinforcement in slabs as per ACI318 = 0.18% of concrete area*(420/460) (ref TB:7.6.1.1)
For 250 thick wall = 410.87 mm2/m
528
Contractor : DANWAY
Above mentioned rebar is used as general mesh for walls. As per provided reinforcement moment capacities are
calculated for various reinforcement combinations. Extra bar locations are identified with the help of calculated
capacities and moment contours. Moment capacities are tabulated in the next section
Moment capacities for 250 mm thick wall satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria & servicebility for outer mesh
ULS Moment
S.No. Type (mm2/m)
Capacity
0.20 mm Crackwidth
1 12 @ 150 Main 754 45 17
2 12 @ 100 Secondary 1131 65 23
Moment capacities for 250 mm thick wall satisfying Ultimate limit state criteria & servicebility for inner mesh
ULS Moment
S.No. Type (mm2/m)
Capacity
0.15 mm Crackwidth
Description
(kN-m/m)
1 12 @ 150 Main 754 50 17
2 12 @ 100 Secondary 1131 75 23
529
Contractor : DANWAY

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 75 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.75

2

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 87 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.93

2
530
Contractor : DANWAY
Provided reinforcement T 12 @ 150 mm + T 0@ 150 mm fc' = 32 mpa

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 50 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 1.48

2
Provided reinforcement T 12 @ 100 mm + T 0@ 100 mm fc' = 32 mpa

fy = 460 mpa

Local-2
Clear cover = 62 mm

Local-1
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 2.52

2
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Project :: 132/11 kV SHKZBHST SUBSTATION
Contractor :: DANWAY
End User DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
:: DEWA
Title RVK ASV
:: Substructure
Moment capacity of outer face main reinforcement of 250 mm thick wall satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
s
Concrete & Steel :

Thickness of the Wall (h) = 250
i ) = 75 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 150 ST = 753.98 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
a = Compression block depth = 12.76 mm ACI:318-14, R20.2.2 & Sec. 22.2.2

=(As∗fy)/(0.85∗fc^′∗b)
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 162.62 mm
fs = reinforcing steel stress = 136.21 N/mm2 ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1

=Mu/(Ast ∗z)
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.5278 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 93.6 mm
SAFE
532
Contractor : DANWAY
Moment capacity of outer face secondary reinforcement of 250 mm thick wall satisfying 0.20 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


i ) = 87 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 100 ST = 1131 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 147.44 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.6955 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 84.404 mm
SAFE
533
End User :: DEWA DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
Title :: Substructure RVK ASV
Moment capacity of inner face main reinforcement of 250 mm thick wall satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
s
Concrete & Steel :

i ) = 50 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 150 ST = 753.98 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
a = Compression block depth = 12.76 mm ACI:318-14, R20.2.2 & Sec. 22.2.2

=(As∗fy)/(0.85∗fc^′∗b)
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 187.62 mm
fs = reinforcing steel stress = 117.22 N/mm2 ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1

=Mu/(Ast ∗z)
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.3138 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 93.6 mm
SAFE
534
End User :: DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
DEWA
Title :: RVK ASV
Substructure
Moment capacity of inner face secondary reinforcement of 250 mm thick wall satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


i ) = 62 mm
a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 100 ST = 1131 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 172.44 mm
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.4285 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 84.404 mm
SAFE
535
ETABS 17.0.1

Z Y
-1.80 -1.35 -0.90 -0.45 0.00 0.45 0.90 1.35 1.80 2.25 2.70 3.15 3.60 4.05
536
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0 45.0
537
ETABS 17.0.1

Z Y
0.00 0.70 1.40 2.10 2.80 3.50 4.20 4.90 5.60 6.30 7.00 7.70 8.40 9.10
538
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0 65.0
539
ETABS 17.0.1

Z Y
-13.0 -12.0 -11.0 -10.0 -9.0 -8.0 -7.0 -6.0 -5.0 -4.0 -3.0 -2.0 -1.0 0.0
540
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
-50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0 -50.0
541
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE

Z Y
-24.7 -22.8 -20.9 -19.0 -17.1 -15.2 -13.3 -11.4 -9.5 -7.6 -5.7 -3.8 -1.9 0.0
542
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
-75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0 -75.0
543
ETABS 17.0.1 Crackwidth check

Z Y
-1.12 -0.84 -0.56 -0.28 0.00 0.28 0.56 0.84 1.12 1.40 1.68 1.96 2.24 2.52
544
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0
545
ETABS 17.0.1

Z Y
0.00 0.45 0.90 1.35 1.80 2.25 2.70 3.15 3.60 4.05 4.50 4.95 5.40 5.85
546
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0 23.0
547
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

Z Y
-7.80 -7.15 -6.50 -5.85 -5.20 -4.55 -3.90 -3.25 -2.60 -1.95 -1.30 -0.65 0.00 0.65
548
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
-17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0 -17.0
549
ETABS 17.0.1
INNER SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - SLS CASE

Z Y
-15.6 -14.4 -13.2 -12.0 -10.8 -9.6 -8.4 -7.2 -6.0 -4.8 -3.6 -2.4 -1.2 0.0
550
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
-23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0 -23.0
551
Shear Check


fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 28.0
28 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.93 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.69 N/mm2
552

fy = 460 MPa
2

section Mu = 28.0
28 0 kN m
kN-m

As per Cl. 22.5.5.1, ACI318-14
Vc1 = 0.92 N/mm2
2
Vc2 = 1.64 N/mm
2
ɸ v Vc = 0.69 N/mm2
553
ETABS 17.0.1
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE
Z Y
-108 -90 -72 -54 -36 -18 0 18 36 54 72 90 108 126 E-3

554
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
X
Hence SAFE
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
555
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
X
Hence SAFE
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
556
ETABS 17.0.1
SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT - ULS CASE
Z Y
-168 -144 -120 -96 -72 -48 -24 0 24 48 72 96 120 144 E-3
557
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y
X
Hence SAFE
690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 690 E-3
558
ETABS 17.0.1
Z Y

Hence SAFE
-690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 -690 E-3
559
Contractor : DANWAY
560
Contractor : DANWAY
SHEAR WALL DESIGN
Staircase RC walls are designed as core walls by using uniform reinforcing pier section in ETABS.
ETABS designs the walls labeled as piers for in plane and out of plane moments and reports the steel
required for bending and shear requirements as longitudinal reinforcement and shear reinforcement.
Shear wall design summary sheets from ETABS are attached for each core wall for reference
Shear wall is designed for moments and shear in two orthogonal directions, i.e. along Global X.& Y axes
of ETABS. The local-1,2 & 3 axes are consistent throughout the model so as to use results for design
with ease. The local axes for piers is as follows:
a) Local-1: This axis is in the parallel to global Z-axis, this axis is red in color.
b) Local-2: This axis is always axis of minor bending and green in color.
c) Local-3: This axis is always axis of major bending and blue in color.
M33 moment corresponds to Major axis bending and M22 corresponds to minor axis bending
Reinforcement
Longitudinal steel of T12@150 is provided for all walls in two layers, boundary elements of same thickness
as that of wall are found to be safe, on the conservative side T16 bars are provided for boundary elements.
Transverse reinforcement T12@200 in two layers
Reinforcement calculations of core walls are attached before respective design summaries
561
Contractor : DANWAY
a) Staircase-1 core wall reinforcement details
Pier ID's : P1,P2,P3
Core wall structural geometry
Length of Leg
Leg ID
(mm)
1 2950
2 6440
3 2950
4 6440
Thickness of wall : 300 mm
Minimum % of reinforcement in vertical direction : 0.25% = 750 mm2
Minimum % of reinforcement in horizontal direction : 0.25% = 750 mm2
Minimum vertical reinforcement on each wall face : = 375 mm2
Minimum horizontal reinforcement on each wall face : = 375 mm2
Longitudinal Steel provided : T 12 @ 150 = 754 mm2 > 375 mm2
Transverse Steel provided : T 12 @ 200 = 565 mm2 > 375 mm2
Maximum required longitudinal steel in mm2 : 14085 (Summary sheet and picture attached for reference)
Total length of core wall : 18.8 m
Total Steel provided : 28319 mm2 > 14085, SAFE
Core wall Reqd. Shear Prov. Shear

Leg ID
Reference Reinforcement, mm2/m Reinforcement, mm2/m
(T16 @ 200 Extra is provided from
Leg-1 Staircase-1 750 1131 7.5 lvl to 16.7m lvl)
Leg-2 Staircase-1 750 1131
SAFE

Leg ID
Leg-1 Staircase-1 2421 3141 (T16 @ 200 Extra is provided from
Leg-2 Staircase-1 2421 3141 BASEMENT lvl to 7.5m lvl)
SAFE
562
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
85
1408 5
13
1 31
3
1319195
13195
5
13195
1319 5
14085
14085
14085
12599
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Pier Longitudinal Reinforcing Areas (mm²) (ACI 318-14)
563
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
750
750
750
2223
222
2421
1906 3
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Pier Shear Reinforcing (mm²/m) (ACI 318-14)
564
Contractor : DANWAY
b) Staircase-2 core wall reinforcement details
Pier ID's : P4, P5, P6
Core wall structural geometry
Length of Leg
Leg ID
(mm)
1 2980
2 6440
3 2980
4 6440
Thickness of wall : 300 mm
Minimum % of reinforcement in vertical direction : 0.25% = 750 mm2
Minimum % of reinforcement in horizontal direction : 0.25% = 750 mm2
Minimum vertical reinforcement on each wall face : = 375 mm2
Minimum horizontal reinforcement on each wall face : = 375 mm2
Longitudinal Steel provided : T 12 @ 150 = 754 mm2 > 375 mm2
Transverse Steel provided : T 12 @ 200 = 565 mm2 > 375 mm2
Maximum required longitudinal steel in mm2 : 14130 (Summary sheet and picture attached for reference)
Total length of core wall : 18.8 m
Total Steel provided : 28410 mm2 > 14130, Safe

Leg ID
SAFE
565
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
14130
13387
14130
13387
13387
13387
14130
14130
14130
13676
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Pier Longitudinal Reinforcing Areas (mm²) (ACI 318-14)
566
ETABS 17.0.1 14-06-2022
750
750
750
750
750
750
750
750
750
878
132 kV SHEIK ZAYED BINHAMDAN STREET.EDB 3-D View Pier Shear Reinforcing (mm²/m) (ACI 318-14)
567
Contractor : DANWAY
568
Job No Sheet No Rev
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Software licensed to Microsoft
Job Title Ref
By Date
Client File Trench wall.std Date/Time
3.200m
4.150m
Y
X
Z Load 202
Whole Structure
Print Time/Date: 13/07/2021 17:43 STAAD.Pro V8i (SELECTseries 5) 20.07.10.65 Print Run 1 of 1
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CLIENT: DESIGN CONSULTANT:
DUBAI ELECTRICITY & WATER LAKSHMI ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS PROJECT: 132/11kV SHZBHST SUBSTATION
AUTHORITY(DEWA) & DESIGNERS
MAIN CONTRACTOR: DESIGN TITLE:
DANWAY TRENCH WALL DESIGN
STAAD SPACE
START JOB INFORMATION
END JOB INFORMATION
INPUT WIDTH 79
UNIT METER KN
JOINT COORDINATES
1 0 0 0; 2 0.533333 0 0; 3 1.06667 0 0; 4 1.6 0 0; 5 2.13333 0 0;
6 2.66667 0 0; 7 3.2 0 0; 8 0 0.51875 0; 9 0.533333 0.51875 0;
10 1.06667 0.51875 0; 11 1.6 0.51875 0; 12 2.13333 0.51875 0;
13 2.66667 0.51875 0; 14 3.2 0.51875 0; 15 0 1.0375 0; 16 0.533333 1.0375 0;
17 1.06667 1.0375 0; 18 1.6 1.0375 0; 19 2.13333 1.0375 0; 20 2.66667 1.0375 0;
21 3.2 1.0375 0; 22 0 1.55625 0; 23 0.533333 1.55625 0; 24 1.06667 1.55625 0;
25 1.6 1.55625 0; 26 2.13333 1.55625 0; 27 2.66667 1.55625 0; 28 3.2 1.55625 0;
29 0 2.075 0; 30 0.533333 2.075 0; 31 1.06667 2.075 0; 32 1.6 2.075 0;
33 2.13333 2.075 0; 34 2.66667 2.075 0; 35 3.2 2.075 0; 36 0 2.59375 0;
37 0.533333 2.59375 0; 38 1.06667 2.59375 0; 39 1.6 2.59375 0;
40 2.13333 2.59375 0; 41 2.66667 2.59375 0; 42 3.2 2.59375 0; 43 0 3.1125 0;
44 0.533333 3.1125 0; 45 1.06667 3.1125 0; 46 1.6 3.1125 0;
47 2.13333 3.1125 0; 48 2.66667 3.1125 0; 49 3.2 3.1125 0; 50 0 3.63125 0;
51 0.533333 3.63125 0; 52 1.06667 3.63125 0; 53 1.6 3.63125 0;
54 2.13333 3.63125 0; 55 2.66667 3.63125 0; 56 3.2 3.63125 0; 57 0 4.15 0;
58 0.533333 4.15 0; 59 1.06667 4.15 0; 60 1.6 4.15 0; 61 2.13333 4.15 0;
62 2.66667 4.15 0; 63 3.2 4.15 0;
MEMBER INCIDENCES
49 57 63;
ELEMENT INCIDENCES SHELL
1 1 2 9 8; 2 2 3 10 9; 3 3 4 11 10; 4 4 5 12 11; 5 5 6 13 12; 6 6 7 14 13;
7 8 9 16 15; 8 9 10 17 16; 9 10 11 18 17; 10 11 12 19 18; 11 12 13 20 19;
12 13 14 21 20; 13 15 16 23 22; 14 16 17 24 23; 15 17 18 25 24; 16 18 19 26 25;
17 19 20 27 26; 18 20 21 28 27; 19 22 23 30 29; 20 23 24 31 30; 21 24 25 32 31;
22 25 26 33 32; 23 26 27 34 33; 24 27 28 35 34; 25 29 30 37 36; 26 30 31 38 37;
27 31 32 39 38; 28 32 33 40 39; 29 33 34 41 40; 30 34 35 42 41; 31 36 37 44 43;
32 37 38 45 44; 33 38 39 46 45; 34 39 40 47 46; 35 40 41 48 47; 36 41 42 49 48;
37 43 44 51 50; 38 44 45 52 51; 39 45 46 53 52; 40 46 47 54 53; 41 47 48 55 54;
42 48 49 56 55; 43 50 51 58 57; 44 51 52 59 58; 45 52 53 60 59; 46 53 54 61 60;
47 54 55 62 61; 48 55 56 63 62;
ELEMENT PROPERTY
1 TO 48 THICKNESS 0.25
DEFINE MATERIAL START
ISOTROPIC CONCRETE
E 2.17185e+007
POISSON 0.17
DENSITY 25
ALPHA 1e-005
DAMP 0.05
TYPE CONCRETE
STRENGTH FCU 27579
END DEFINE MATERIAL
MEMBER PROPERTY AMERICAN
49 PRIS YD 0.05 ZD 0.05
CONSTANTS
MATERIAL CONCRETE ALL
SUPPORTS
1 TO 8 14 15 21 22 28 29 35 36 42 43 49 50 56 57 63 FIXED
LOAD 1 LOADTYPE Dead TITLE DEAD
SELFWEIGHT Y -1 LIST ALL
MEMBER LOAD
570
CLIENT: DESIGN CONSULTANT:
DUBAI ELECTRICITY & WATER LAKSHMI ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS PROJECT: 132/11kV SHZBHST SUBSTATION
AUTHORITY(DEWA) & DESIGNERS
MAIN CONTRACTOR: DESIGN TITLE:
DANWAY TRENCH WALL DESIGN
49 UNI GY -10
LOAD 2 LOADTYPE Live REDUCIBLE TITLE LL
MEMBER LOAD
49 UNI GY -10
LOAD 3 LOADTYPE Live REDUCIBLE TITLE OIL/WATER PRESSURE (FULL)
ELEMENT LOAD
1 TO 6 TRAP JT -25 -25 -20 -20
7 TO 12 TRAP JT -20 -20 -15 -15
13 TO 18 TRAP JT -15 -15 -10 -10
19 TO 24 TRAP JT -10 -10 -5 -5
25 TO 30 TRAP JT -5 -5 0 0
LOAD 4 LOADTYPE Live REDUCIBLE TITLE OIL/WATER PRESSURE (HALF)
ELEMENT LOAD
1 TO 6 TRAP JT -13 -13 -8.66667 -8.66667
7 TO 12 TRAP JT -8.66667 -8.66667 -4.33333 -4.33333
13 TO 18 TRAP JT -4.33333 -4.33333 0 0
LOAD COMB 100 1.4DL + 1.6 LL
1 1.4 2 1.6
LOAD COMB 101 1.4DL + 1.6 LL + 1.4OW (F)
1 1.4 2 1.6 3 1.4
LOAD COMB 102 1.4DL + 1.6LL - 1.4OW(F)
1 1.4 2 1.6 3 -1.4
LOAD COMB 103 1.4DL + 1.6LL + 1.4OW(H)
1 1.4 2 1.6 4 1.4
LOAD COMB 104 1.4DL + 1.6LL - 1.4OW(H)
1 1.4 2 1.6 4 -1.4
LOAD COMB 200 1.0DL + 1.0LL
1 1.0 2 1.0
LOAD COMB 201 1.0DL + 1.0LL + 1.0OW(F)
1 1.0 2 1.0 3 1.0
LOAD COMB 202 1.0DL + 1.0LL - 1.0OW(F)
1 1.0 2 1.0 3 -1.0
LOAD COMB 203 1.0DL + 1.0LL + 1.0OW(H)
1 1.0 2 1.0 4 1.0
LOAD COMB 204 1.0DL + 1.0LL - 1.0OW(H)
1 1.0 2 1.0 4 -1.0
PERFORM ANALYSIS
FINISH
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Job No Sheet No Rev
1
Part
Job Title Ref
By Date Chd
Plate Center Stress Summary -For Trench Wall ULS

Shear Membrane Bending
Plate L/C Qx Qy Sx Sy Sxy Mx My Mxy
(N/mm2) (N/mm2) (N/mm2) (N/mm2) (N/mm2) (kNm/m) (kNm/m) (kNm/m)
Max Qx 18 101:1.4DL + 1.6 0.065 0.006 -0.009 -0.010 0.028 4 0 -0
Min Qx 18 102:1.4DL + 1.6 -0.065 -0.006 -0.009 -0.010 0.028 -4 -0 0
Max Qy 4 102:1.4DL + 1.6 0.006 0.087 -0.006 -0.054 0.002 -0 -4 0
Min Qy 4 101:1.4DL + 1.6 -0.006 -0.087 -0.006 -0.054 0.002 0 4 -0
Max Sx 48 100:1.4DL + 1.6 0.000 0.000 0.026 0.009 0.031 0 0 0
Min Sx 46 100:1.4DL + 1.6 0.000 0.000 -0.020 -0.007 0.003 0 0 0
Max Sy 48 100:1.4DL + 1.6 0.000 0.000 0.026 0.009 0.031 0 0 0
Min Sy 4 100:1.4DL + 1.6 0.000 0.000 -0.006 -0.054 0.002 0 0 0
Max Sxy 36 100:1.4DL + 1.6 0.000 0.000 -0.003 -0.003 0.040 0 0 0
Min Sxy 31 100:1.4DL + 1.6 0.000 0.000 -0.003 -0.003 -0.040 0 0 0
Max Mx 18 101:1.4DL + 1.6 0.065 0.006 -0.009 -0.010 0.028 4 0 -0
Min Mx 18 102:1.4DL + 1.6 -0.065 -0.006 -0.009 -0.010 0.028 -4 -0 0
Max My 4 101:1.4DL + 1.6 -0.006 -0.087 -0.006 -0.054 0.002 0 4 -0
Min My 4 102:1.4DL + 1.6 0.006 0.087 -0.006 -0.054 0.002 -0 -4 0
Max Mxy 8 101:1.4DL + 1.6 -0.020 -0.016 -0.003 -0.031 -0.009 -1 -1 1
Min Mxy 8 102:1.4DL + 1.6 0.020 0.016 -0.003 -0.031 -0.009 1 1 -1
572
Job No Sheet No Rev
1
Part
Job Title Ref
By Date Chd
MY (local)
kNm/m
<= -4.05
-3.6
-3.16
-2.72
-2.28
-1.83
-1.39
-0.949
-0.507
-0.065
0.378
0.82
1.26
1.7
2.15
2.59
>= 3.03
Y
Z X
Load 102
WALL My MOMENT
MX (local)
kNm/m
<= -3.57
-3.16
-2.75
-2.34
-1.93
-1.52
-1.11
-0.7
-0.290
0.120
0.53
0.94
1.35
1.76
2.17
2.58
>= 2.99
Y
Z X
Load 102
WALL Mx MOMENT
573
Contractor : DANWAY
Title : Main Building substructure SRI ASV
Both face Main Reinforcement design of 250 mm thick Wall
Design Moment = 4 kN-m
f c' = 32 mpa
fy = 460 mpa
Clear cover = 50 mm
Y
X
Spacing of Reinforcement = 150 mm
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.12

As = 0.85 fc' (1-sqrt((1-(2Rn/0.85 fc'))) × bd / fy = 50 mm2
Provide T 12 @ 150 mm c/c
2
Provided Area = 753.98 mm SAFE
Both face Secondary Reinforcement design of 250 mm thick Wall
Design Moment = 4 kN-m
f c' = 32 mpa
fy = 460 mpa
Clear cover = 62 mm
Y
X
Spacing of Reinforcement = 200 mm
Rn = Mu / (Ø b d2) = 0.13

2
Provide T 12 @ 200 mm c/c
2
Provided Area = 565.49 mm SAFE
574
Job No Sheet No Rev
1
Part
Job Title Ref
By Date Chd
Plate Center Stress Summary -For Trench Wall SLS

Shear Membrane Bending
Plate L/C Qx Qy Sx Sy Sxy Mx My Mxy
(N/mm2) (N/mm2) (N/mm2) (N/mm2) (N/mm2) (kNm/m) (kNm/m) (kNm/m)
Max Qx 18 201:1.0DL + 1.0 0.046 0.004 -0.006 -0.007 0.020 3 0 -0
Min Qx 18 202:1.0DL + 1.0 -0.046 -0.004 -0.006 -0.007 0.020 -3 -0 0
Max Qy 4 202:1.0DL + 1.0 0.004 0.062 -0.004 -0.039 0.002 -0 -3 0
Min Qy 4 201:1.0DL + 1.0 -0.004 -0.062 -0.004 -0.039 0.002 0 3 -0
Max Sx 48 200:1.0DL + 1.0 0.000 0.000 0.019 0.007 0.022 0 0 0
Min Sx 46 200:1.0DL + 1.0 0.000 0.000 -0.014 -0.005 0.002 0 0 0
Max Sy 48 200:1.0DL + 1.0 0.000 0.000 0.019 0.007 0.022 0 0 0
Min Sy 4 200:1.0DL + 1.0 0.000 0.000 -0.004 -0.039 0.002 0 0 0
Max Sxy 36 200:1.0DL + 1.0 0.000 0.000 -0.002 -0.002 0.029 0 0 0
Min Sxy 31 200:1.0DL + 1.0 0.000 0.000 -0.002 -0.002 -0.029 0 0 0
Max Mx 18 201:1.0DL + 1.0 0.046 0.004 -0.006 -0.007 0.020 3 0 -0
Min Mx 18 202:1.0DL + 1.0 -0.046 -0.004 -0.006 -0.007 0.020 -3 -0 0
Max My 4 201:1.0DL + 1.0 -0.004 -0.062 -0.004 -0.039 0.002 0 3 -0
Min My 4 202:1.0DL + 1.0 0.004 0.062 -0.004 -0.039 0.002 -0 -3 0
Max Mxy 8 201:1.0DL + 1.0 -0.014 -0.011 -0.002 -0.022 -0.006 -1 -1 1
Min Mxy 8 202:1.0DL + 1.0 0.014 0.011 -0.002 -0.022 -0.006 1 1 -1
575
Job No Sheet No Rev
1
Part
Job Title Ref
By Date Chd
MY (local)
kNm/m
<= -2.89
-2.57
-2.26
-1.94
-1.63
-1.31
-0.994
-0.678
-0.362
-0.046
0.270
0.586
0.902
1.22
1.53
1.85
>= 2.17
Y
Z X
Load 202
WALL My MOMENT
MX (local)
kNm/m
<= -2.55
-2.26
-1.97
-1.67
-1.38
-1.09
-0.793
-0.5
-0.207
0.086
0.378
0.671
0.964
1.26
1.55
1.84
>= 2.14
Y
Z X
Load 202
WALL Mx MOMENT
576
Contractor : DANWAY
Title : MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE RVK ASV 27.07.2021
Moment capacity of both face main reinforcement of 250 mm thick wall satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 150 ST = 753.98 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 187.62 mm

2
ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.3138 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 93.6 mm
SAFE
577
Contractor : DANWAY
End User DESIGNED CHECKED DATE
: DEWA
Title RVK ASV 12.07.2021
: MAIN BUILDING-SUBSTRUCTURE
Moment capacity of both face secondary reinforcement of 250 mm thick wall satisfying 0.15 mm crackwidth --

fc ' = 32 Mpa
cmin
Concrete & Steel :


a/2
a
C=0.85fc'ba
z = (d-a/2)
T = Asfy
Stress distribution
As = 12 @ 200 ST = 565.49 mm2/m
β1 = 0.65 < (0.85-(0.05(fc'-28)/7)) < 0.85 = 0.8214 ACI:318-14,Table 22.2.2.4.3
z = Lever arm ( d - a/2) = 177.22 mm

2
ACI:318-14, Table R24.5.2.1
β = (h-c)/(d-c) = 1.3992 mm ACI:224.1.R-8, Eqn1-2
sqrt[dc2+(s/2)2] = 120.93 mm
SAFE
578
Contractor : DANWAY
579
Project: 132/11 kV SHEIK ZAYED BIN HAMDAN SUBSTATION DESIGNED ACK
Contractor:DANWAY CHECKED ASV
Client:DEWA APPROVED VRP
Title: POWER TRANSFORMER
Design of Plinth :
Data:
2
Compressive Strength of concrete = 32 N/mm
Length of Pedestal = 8.515 m
Width of Pedestal = 2.45 m
Height o pedestal = 4m
weight of Equipment Load = 900.0 kN
Weight of pedestal = 2086.18 kN
Design Calculations:
Total Compression Load = 900+2,086.18 kN
2986.18 kN
Maximum Stress developed on the section = (2,986.18*1000) N/mm2
( Load /Area) (8.515*1000*2.45*1000)
= 0.14 N/mm2
2
Max design stress = ɸ*0.85*fc' (clause R16.3.5.2 ) = 17.68 N/mm
(ACI 318-14) 0.14 N/mm2 < 17.68 N/mm2
HENCE SAFE
Reinforcement:
Stresse is within acceptable limit, so no rebar is required from structural point of view.
Hence minimum temperature and shrinkage reinforcement is provided (clause 24.4.1 ) (ACI 318-14)
Height of the pedestal is more than 600mm therefore H = 300mm

Minimum temperature and shrinkage reinforcement = 0.0035*B*H
= 1050 sqmm / m
Provide T16@150mm c/c in bothways = 1340 sqmm / m
HENCE SAFE
580
Title: Shunt Reactor
Design of Plinth :
Data:
2
Total Compression Load = 540+1,620.71 kN
2160.71 kN
Maximum Stress developed on the section = (2,160.71*1000) N/mm2
( Load /Area) (6.85*1000*2.366*1000)
= 0.13 N/mm2
2
(ACI 318-14) 0.13 N/mm2 < 17.68 N/mm2
HENCE SAFE
Reinforcement:

= 1050 sqmm / m
HENCE SAFE
581
Title: ET-1,2,3 area
Design of Plinth :
Data:
2
Total Compression Load = 50+427.35 kN
477.35 kN
Maximum Stress developed on the section = (477.35*1000) N/mm2
( Load /Area) (3.885*1000*1.1*1000)
= 0.11 N/mm2
2
(ACI 318-14) 0.11 N/mm2 < 17.68 N/mm2
HENCE SAFE
Reinforcement:

= 1050 sqmm / m
HENCE SAFE
582
Contractor : DANWAY
583
Contractor : DANWAY
584
585
586
587
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... 1
1.1 PURPOSE OF STUDY ............................................................................................................... 1
1.2 SCOPE OF WORKS .................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 STANDARDS AND CODES OF PRACTICE.................................................................................... 1
2.0 SITE AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION ..................................................................... 2
3.0 PREVAILING WEATHER CONDITIONS ................................................................ 5
4.0 REGIONAL GEOLOGY ........................................................................................... 5
5.0 FIELD WORK .......................................................................................................... 6
5.1 DRILLING ................................................................................................................................ 7
5.2 SAMPLING .............................................................................................................................. 8
5.3 FIELD TESTING IN BOREHOLES ................................................................................................ 8
5.4 EXCAVATION OF TRIAL PITS .................................................................................................. 10
5.5 INSTALLATION OF STANDPIPE PIEZOMETERS ......................................................................... 10
5.6 SITE SAFETY ......................................................................................................................... 10
6.0 LABORATORY TESTING ......................................................................................10
6.1 LABORATORY TESTS CARRIED OUT ON SAMPLES FROM BOREHOLES ....................................... 11
7.0 GROUND CONDITIONS ........................................................................................13
7.1 SITE GEOLOGY ..................................................................................................................... 13
7.2 SUB-SURFACE CONDITION .................................................................................................... 13
7.3 GROUND-WATER AND CAVITIES ............................................................................................ 16
7.4 CORE SAMPLE PHOTOGRAPHS............................................................................................... 16
7.5 LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL .................................................................................................... 16
8.0 GEOTECHNICAL DESIGN PARAMETER MODEL ...............................................16
8.1 ENGINEERING PARAMETERS: ................................................................................................ 16
8.2 UPPER SAND ........................................................................................................................ 17
8.3 UNDERLYING BEDROCK ........................................................................................................ 18
8.3.1 Shear Strength Parameters ............................................................................... 18
8.3.2 Deformation Modulus of Rock Mass ................................................................ 19
9.0 FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS .................................................................20
9.1 FOUNDATION TYPE & DEPTH ................................................................................................. 20
9.1.1 Foundation Ground Preparation ....................................................................... 21
9.2 GEOTECHNICAL ANALYSIS..................................................................................................... 22
9.2.1 Bearing Capacity Foundation Settlement ........................................................ 22
9.2.2 Allowable Bearing Pressure .............................................................................. 24
9.3 GROUND IMPROVEMENT BY ROAD BASE: ............................................................................... 25
9.4 GROUND IMPROVEMENT BY STONE COLUMNS: ...................................................................... 26
9.5 SEISMIC DESIGN PARAMETERS ............................................................................................. 27
9.6 SOIL PARAMETERS FOR DESIGN OF RETAINING STRUCTURES ............................................... 27
10.0 FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION ..........................................................................29
10.1 EXCAVATION METHODS ........................................................................................................ 29
10.2 EXCAVATION SIDE SLOPES ................................................................................................... 29
10.3 BACKFILL MATERIAL AND COMPACTION CRITERIA ................................................................ 29
10.4 SURFACE DRAINAGE ............................................................................................................. 29
10.5 SUBSURFACE DRAINAGE SYSTEM (DEWATERING) .................................................................. 29
11.0 FOUNDATION CONCRETE ...................................................................................30
11.1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 30
11.2 ANALYSIS & GUIDELINES ....................................................................................................... 30
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11.3 CLASSIFICATION OF GROUND CONDITIONS ............................................................................. 31
11.4 CONCRETE QUALITY FOR RESISTING CHEMICAL ATTACK ........................................................ 31
11.5 CONCRETE MIX .................................................................................................................... 32
11.6 CHLORIDE INFLUENCES .................................................................................................. 33
11.7 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................................ 34
12.0 INTERACTION WITH ADJACENT PROPERTY ....................................................34
12.1 EXCAVATION INSPECTION ..................................................................................................... 35
13.0 IMPORTANT NOTES .............................................................................................35
14.0 SOFT COPY ...........................................................................................................35
List of Tables:
Table 1: Details of proposed substation ........................................................................................... 2

Table 2: Details of Field Testing and Test Methods ......................................................................... 7
Table 3: Summary of Borehole Information ...................................................................................... 7
Table 4: Summary of Trial Pit Information ...................................................................................... 10
Table 5: Summary of all Conducted Laboratory Tests ................................................................... 11
Table 6: Summary of Ground Material Properties and Classification ............................................ 13
Table 7 : Material constant for the common rock type .................................................................... 18
Table 8: Modulus ratio for common rock types ............................................................................... 19
Table 9: Geotechnical Design Parameter Model ............................................................................ 20
Table 10: Summary of foundation details ....................................................................................... 20
Table 11: Recommended Factors for Creep effects ....................................................................... 24
Table 12: Recommended Allowable Bearing Pressure without any improvement ......................... 24
Table 13: Recommended Allowable Bearing Pressures for Raft Foundations after 6 layers of Road
base ................................................................................................................................................ 26
Table 14: Recommended Allowable Bearing Pressures for Raft Foundations after stone columns
installation ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Table 15: Coefficients of Lateral Earth pressure ............................................................................ 28
Table 16: Classification of Ground Conditions................................................................................ 31
Table 17: Concrete Quality & number of Additional Protective Measures ...................................... 31
Table 18: Intended working life and number of APMs for concrete elements ................................ 32
Table 19: Concrete Qualities to resist chemical attack for the general use of in-situ and precast
concrete .......................................................................................................................................... 32
Table 20: Cement and Combination types for Concrete Qualities.................................................. 32
Table 21: Classification of exposure conditions in the Arabian Peninsula (Table 5.1 CS277-2002)
........................................................................................................................................................ 33
Table 22: Typical concrete mix criteria and cover requirements for exposure conditions in the
Arabian Peninsula from above table ............................................................................................... 33
Table 23: Methods of reducing Chloride Penetration ..................................................................... 34
List of Figures:
Figure 1: Google Image showing site location .................................................................................. 2

Figure 2: General Affection Plan....................................................................................................... 3
Figure 3: General Borehole Location Plan........................................................................................ 4
Figure 4: General Site Photographs ................................................................................................. 5
Figure 5: General Site Photographs during drilling activities ............................................................ 8
Figure 6: Graphical presentation of SPT-N value versus Elevations ................................................ 9
Figure 7: Graphical Presentation of UCS versus Elevations .......................................................... 12
Figure 8: Generalized Subsurface Profile ....................................................................................... 15
Figure 9: Approximate correlation to determine the effective angle φ° for cohesion less (Non-plastic)
soil and dry unit weight. .................................................................................................................. 17
Figure 10: Normalized Modulus Versus GSI .................................................................................. 19
Figure 11: Schematic Diagram for Limiting Depth Consideration ................................................... 23
Figure 12: Effective Peak Ground Acceleration, 10% Exceedance Probability for 50 Years Exposure
Time ................................................................................................................................................ 27
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List of Appendices
Appendix No. Appendix Details

Appendix A : Site Plan
Appendix B : Logs of Boring and Geological Cross Section Profiles
Appendix B1 : Logs of Boring
Appendix B2 : Geological Cross Section Profiles
Appendix B3 : Trial Pit Logs
Appendix C : Field Test Results
Appendix C1 Installation of Standpipe Piezometer Test Results
Appendix D : Laboratory Test Results from Boreholes
Appendix D1 : Physical / Mechanical & Index Properties Results
Appendix D2 : Chemical Testing
Appendix D3 : Shear Strength Test Results
Appendix D3-1 : UCS Test Results
Appendix D3-2 : Point Load Test Results
Appendix D3-3 : Direct Shear Test Results
Appendix E : Photographs of Core Samples
Appendix F : Trial Pit Photographs
Recommendation for Foundation Concrete
Appendix G :
(Extract of BS 8500 – 1 : 2006 & BRE Special Digest 1 : 2005)
Appendix H : Typical calculation output for bearing capacity
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
This revised final interpretative report presents the results of the geotechnical investigation works
carried out for the Proposed Project Emaar 132/11 kV Substation on plot no. 6482150,
SHKZBHST, Arabian Ranches III, Dubai-U.A.E.
1.1 Purpose of Study
The purpose of this geotechnical investigation was to determine the character and distribution of
geologic materials and ground water within the project site for use in foundation and excavation
design. The main objectives of the study are:
1. Assess the stability of the site in general and the influence of the construction works, to provide
the design engineers with the required measures to enhance the stability and safety of the site
and design of foundations.
2. Define and describe the subsurface materials within the site in order to assist in evaluating its
suitability to be used as backfill materials.
1.2 Scope of Works
The geotechnical investigation consisted of field studies and laboratory analysis. The field portion of
the investigation employed test borings with in-situ tests such as Nspt (standard penetration test) as
primary investigative techniques. Additionally, a standpipe piezometer was installed for the
groundwater monitoring. Laboratory studies included tests to determine soil and rock properties
including physical and mechanical properties. Additionally, chemical analyses on selected samples
of soil, rock and ground water were also included.
The project scope of works consists of the following:
1. Collecting information and maps particular to the project site.

2. Making inspection visits to the site to collect information about the present land use, surface
topography, geological features and surface drainage.
3. Drilling of five (05 Nos) boreholes upto a depth of 25.0m each and collecting disturbed (soil) and
undisturbed (rock) samples.
4. Excavating of five (05 Nos) trial pits upto a depth of 2.0m each below existing ground surface
near borehole locations.
5. Installation of one (01) of standpipe piezometer in the drilled borehole BH-01.
6. Performing engineering analysis based on field and laboratory findings.
7. Developing recommendations for foundation design and construction based on the above
findings.
1.3 Standards and Codes of Practice
Unless otherwise specified in this document, all equipments, materials and procedures associated
with this work comply with current editions of following relevant Standards and Codes of Practice.
1. BS 1377:1990 Part 9 AMD 8264-95, “Method of Test for Soils for Civil Engineering Purposes”.
2. BS 5930: 1999+A2:2015, “Code of Practice for Site Investigations”.
3. Other technical references including software used are cited in the report as appropriate.
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2.0 SITE AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The project is the construction of Proposed D618 EMAAR 132/11 kV Arabian Ranches on plot no.
6482150 SHKZBHST, Dubai-U.A.E. The Google map showing the location of the site is shown
below:
For this project, it includes two (02) reports:
• SD22000015-01 - Interpretative Report for Geotechnical Investigation.

• SD22000015-02 – Slope Stability Analysis Report.
Figure 1: Google Image showing site location
The current site level is approximately ranging from +30.68m to +30.74 m DMD. However as
informed by the Engineer the gate level is +31.65m DMD and shall be considered in the foundation
depth for further recommendations as detailed below in table 1.
The provided details of the proposed substation are as given in the following Table 1:
Table 1: Details of proposed substation

Foundation
Tentative Footing
Foundation Depth below Foundation level
Structure Size
Type Gate Level* (m, DMD)
(m)
(m)
132/11kV Main Building (IDT,
SR, ET, Fire Pump Room with
RAFT -4.00 27.65 L= 42.5 x B= 39.25
Fire Water Tank & Security
Room)
Under Ground Oil Water Tank RAFT -5.70 25.95 L= 13.0 x B= 6.7
-2.15 29.5 B=1.80
Boundary wall Strip Footing -2.90 28.75 B=2.40
-3.60 28.05 B=3.00
-0.95 30.70 B=1.10
Fire Pipe Trench Strip footing
-1.65 30.00 B=2.00
-1.75 29.90 B=1.50
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Foundation
Tentative Footing
Foundation Depth below Foundation level
Structure Size
Type Gate Level* (m, DMD)
(m)
(m)
-2.25 29.40 B=1.50
Strom water Pits & Foul Water Isolated
-2.75 28.90 B=2.50
manholes footing
-3.90 27.75 B=3.00
Outdoor Miscellaneous -1.50 30.15 B=1.50
Isolated
Structures (Manholes & Soak
footing -2.90 28.75 B=2.00
pits)
-2.50 29.15
Duct Bank Strip footing -3.00 28.65 B=3.50
-3.40 28.25
Isolated -3.50 +28.15
Holding Tank L=4.0 x B=3.0
Footing -4.00 +27.65
*Gate Level +31.65m DMD as provided.
The Ground levels are related to Dubai Municipality Datum (DMD). General affection plan and site
layout, are presented below in Figure 2 and 3 respectively.
Figure 2: General Affection Plan
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Figure 3: General Borehole Location Plan
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A general site plan showing the project layout and the locations of the boreholes is enclosed in
Appendix A.
General site photographs are also presented below showing the general nature of the site and
ground conditions:
Figure 4: General Site Photographs
3.0 PREVAILING WEATHER CONDITIONS

The site is situated in Dubai where a hot arid climate prevails. A hot arid climate is one where
evaporation exceeds precipitation – such as rain, snow and dewfall. This climate regime produces
characteristic hot desert terrains. Average annual rainfall may only be a few centimeters (even only
a few millimeters in some parts) which usually occurs seasonally and sometimes only from a single
cloudburst. Summer shade temperatures are frequently in excess 40°C and humidity may be around
100% near the coast. The contrast between maximum night and day temperatures and between
night and day humidity is often great. Strong persistent winds are normal in many areas.
This unfavorable climate imposes adverse conditions on the concrete structures, such as:
1. High temperature and high seasonal changes.

2. High humidity and high change in relative humidity.
3. Strong drying winds.
4. Condensation at night.
5. Windborne salt-laden dust.
6. High solar radiation.
4.0 REGIONAL GEOLOGY
The write-up is based on the available literature and the site investigation data.
Geology of Dubai
The ancient shallow sea, ‘The Tethys’, once covering the whole region of UAE, rose and fell,
influenced by major world climatic changes, and deposited sediments for at least 500 million years
(from Cambrian age onwards). The layers of rocks, at places several kilometers thick, were thus
formed in pockets of this ancient sea-bed. In general, in UAE the Palaeozoic basement rocks are
overlain by the Mesozoic to tertiary sedimentary rocks, and later overlain by the volcanics and the
continental shelf sediments. Cutting deep into the sedimentary series, erosion has exposed the
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deformed and thrusted ancient and volcanic rocks which are well exposed with in the NNE – SSW
trending Hajar Mountains of Eastern UAE and the Musandam peninsula of northern Oman.
The dubai area is mostly occupied by the Tertiary rocks which were deposited in a shallow shelf
platform environment.
The processes of decomposition created hydrocarbon (oil and gas) reserves in the Tertiary
sediments, which provide the means for the present day man to transform the modern landscape.
Earth movements folded and tilted these once horizontal layers during the mid-Tertiary, creating in
the process scenic mountains such as Jebel Hafeet.
During late Cretaceous period Great pressures were clearly involved in the process of obduction of
the ophiolites (dated 90 – 95 Ma), which thrusted over the Permean to Cretaceous sedimentary
sequences. Thus was formed the fore land depositional basin called the Aruma basin in which the
the rocks of mid to upper Tertiary and Quaternary age were deposited, which are seen as the weakly
consolidated/ lithified and weathered arenites- sandstones, argillites- siltstones and rudites-
conglomerate group of rocks in the main land Dubai area. The provenance/ source area for the
conglomerates are the Hajar Mountains.
Deep seated evaporates / Palaeo evaporites are geologically older deposits noticed at different
depths as interbeds (0.5 – 5 m thickness). The upsurges of the Cambrian salt deposits from beneath
(as deep as 6000 m) the Permian limestone layers: under extreme pressure, caused by overlying
rocks, squeezed them up towards the surface through weakness planes or cracks, dragging with
them rocks from deep within the crust, sometimes from 6,000 meters down. When the salt rock
pierces the surface, it is quite rapidly eroded, depositing the boulders and debris it has brought up
with it. Current examples of this phenomenon are seen at Jebel Dhanna, Sir Bani Yas, Das, Zirku
and on several other islands in the Arabian Gulf.
Recent sabkahs are evaporates deposited in geologically recent times (< 1 Ma) which are being
identified on the surface or at shallow depths. These are noticed in the main land and coastal belts
of Dubai also.
The recent deposits consisting of silty, fine sand and clays in local pockets noticed in Dubai area
are mostly related to the deposits of the sea migrations/ eustatic changes, deserts and the
weathered products of the weak tertiary rocks. These vary in thickness from about 6 to 13 m in the
main land and coastal areas respectively. The bed rock in Dubai area is marked by deeply
weathered/ destructured sandstones and gravelly beds close to the eastern hill ranges.
5.0 FIELD WORK

The field works in the investigation campaign consisted of drilling of boreholes and performing
standard penetration testing (SPT) at selected intervals, followed by rotary coring upon reaching
rock head. Additionally, a standpipe piezometer was installed for groundwater monitoring in drilled
borehole. Soil and rock sampling; besides, ground water measurement and sampling were also
carried out. The details of test methods employed for each above stated field testing are provided
in below Table 2.
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Table 2: Details of Field Testing and Test Methods
Type of Test Note Test Name
BS 5930:1999 Clause 25.2 with x-ref. of BS 1377 Part 9 : 1990 Section
Standard Penetration
(1) 3.3 (amd1 & 2)
Test
BS EN ISO 22476 Part 3 : 2005 + A1 2011
BS 5930:1999 Clause 22
Soil Sampling (1)
BS 5930:2015 Clause 25.0
Rock quality BS 5930:1999 section 6 Clause 44.4.4
(1)
designation BS 5930:2015 section 6 Clause 36.4.4
BS 5930:1999 section 6 Clause 44.4.4
Core recovery (1)
BS 5930:2015 section 6 Clause 36.4.4
Description of rock Description of rock cores
(1)
cores BS 5930 Clause 44 & Clark & Walker
Rotary core drilling
Rotary core drilling (1)
BS 5930 Clause 20.7.3
Soil description
Soil description (1) BS 5930:1999 section 6 Clause 41 & Clark and Walker
BS 5930:2015 Section 6.0 Clause 33 & Clark and Walker
Field Investigation Method of determining ground water pressure
Ground water Level
(1) BS 5930:1999 Clause 23.2, Clause 27.5 & Clause 47.2.7
measurement
BS 5930:2015 Clause 52.0
Piezometer Installation
Piezometer Installation (1) ACES- MS-016
BS 5930:1999 section 3 Clause 23.2.3, BS 5930:2015 Clause 52
NB: AC* - Relevant Accreditation
(1) EIAC accredited test method (Certificate No. LB-006)
5.1 Drilling
During the period from 19th to 30th April 2022, five (05) boreholes were drilled to the specified depth
wihtin the site. The borings were advanced by using rotary drilling method with polymer/bentonite
circulation. The following Table 3 summarizes the borehole information:
Table 3: Summary of Borehole Information

Ground As built Co-ordinates Drilling Date
Depth
BH No. Elevation Rig Used
(m)
(m DMD) Easting Northing Started Finished
BH-01 25.0 30.68 499204.27 2773914.35 23/04/2022 26/04/2022 RD-14
BH-02 25.0 30.70 499184.25 2773914.55 27/04/2022 29/04/2022 RD-14
BH-03 25.0 30.74 499186.42 2773931.79 28/04/2022 30/04/2022 RD-10
BH-04 25.0 30.68 499196.72 2773944.82 25/04/2022 28/04/2022 RD-10
BH-05 25.0 30.70 499215.53 2773931.45 19/04/2022 22/04/2022 RD-10
The locations of the boreholes were set-out by ACES at locations provided by the client. The site
plan showing the test locations is presented in Appendix A and borehole logs are presented in
Appendix B1.
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Figure 5: General Site Photographs during drilling activities
5.2 Sampling
Disturbed and undisturbed samples from the retrieved cores/ materials were obtained from different
selected depths. Split spoon samples were obtained at selected intervals from specified soil
materials, in all boreholes. Wherever cemented soil and rock materials are encountered, undisturbed
core samples are obtained using double tube core barrel.
The recovered samples were placed in moisture proof plastic bags in proper sequence in wooden
core boxes. The moist samples were placed in airtight plastic bags before being placed in wooden
core boxes and transported to our laboratory. They were then examined, described and classified
by our geologist. Representative samples were selected for further required testing.
Moreover, groundwater samples were collected from the boreholes after flushing using bailer
sampler. Then after, filled in a plastic bottle and transported to our laboratory for further testing.
5.3 Field Testing in Boreholes
Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) were performed at various depths in the boreholes to assess the
relative densities of the ground materials. The tests were performed in accordance with
BS1377:1990 Part 9 AMD8264-95, “Determination of Penetration Resistance Using Split-Barrel
Sampler (SPT)”.
The SPT consists of driving a Standard 50mm outside diameter split spoon sampler into soil at the
bottom of a borehole, using repeated blows of a 63.5kg hammer falling through 760mm. The SPT
N value is the number of blows required to achieve a penetration of 300mm, after an initial seating
drive of 150mm.
Graphical presentation of SPT-N values versus elevation was prepared and is presented in Figure
6.
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Graphical Presentation
SPT N Values
1 10 100
32.0
Very dense
Medium dense
Very loose
Loose
Dense
31.0
30.0
29.0
28.0
Elevation, (m, DMD)
27.0
26.0
25.0
24.0
BH-01 BH-02 BH-03
23.0
BH-04 BH-05
22.0
Figure 6: Graphical presentation of SPT-N value versus Elevations
The test results are shown on the boring logs at the respective test depths. Interpretation of the SPT
test results can be found in the Legend to Boring Logs (Appendix B1).
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5.4 Excavation of Trial Pits
As per project requirement five (05 Nos.) of trial pits were excavated mechanically at specified
locations up to the specified depths. These trial pits were excavated on 16th April 2022. The summary
of trial pits is given in table below.
Table 4: Summary of Trial Pit Information
Ground Coordinates
Test pit Excavation Excavation
Elevation
No. Depth (m) BGL Easting Northing Date
(m DMD)
TP-01 2.00 30.68 499204.27 2773914.35 16/04/22
TP-02 2.00 30.70 499184.25 2773914.55 16/04/22
TP-03 2.00 30.74 499186.42 2773931.79 16/04/22
TP-04 2.00 30.68 499196.72 2773944.82 16/04/22
TP-05 2.00 30.70 499215.53 2773931.45 16/04/22
*BGL = Below Existing Ground Level,
The locations of the trial pits were set-out by ACES at locations provided by the client adjacent to
each borehole locations. The strata’s encountered were visually described by ACES representative.
Bulk samples were carefully collected from the sides and bottom of the pits. Sampling was carried
out in accordance with BS 5930:2015.
A site plan showing the locations of the trial pits are attached in Appendix A. whereas the logs of
the test pits are presented in Appendix B3.
5.5 Installation of Standpipe Piezometers
As per the project requirement one (01 No.) of 50mm standpipe piezometer was installed to monitor
the ground water table. The monitoring well was composed of slotted pipes (continuous slots) 50mm
diameter PVC screen 1.0m above ground water table followed with PVC solid stand pipe up to
ground level.
Groundwater levels were measured from the installed piezometer using dip meter after the
installation. The ground water readings are presented in Appendix C1.
5.6 Site safety
ACES were fully committed for implementing the Health and Safety measures for all personnel who
were working at this project. Effective methods were adopted to ensure the policies and procedures
are communicated to, and properly understood by all crew personnel and followed throughout the
operations, controlled by inspection visits of the safety representative.
It is concluded that no accidents/incidents occurred during the period of site investigation works for
this project.
6.0 LABORATORY TESTING

In order to determine the chemical properties and other parameters of the ground materials (Soil
rock and water), laboratory tests were performed on selected samples recovered from drilled
boreholes.
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6.1 Laboratory Tests carried out on samples from Boreholes
The details of test performed on samples collected from boreholes and the test methods followed
for each testings are presented in Table 5.
Table 5: Summary of all Conducted Laboratory Tests
Test Type Note Test Name
Determination of Particle Size Distribution (Wet Sieving Method),
(1)
BS 1377: Part 2: 1990, Cl.9.2. (Amd. 9027/96)
Physical & Index Determination of Particle Density of Soil
(1)
Properties BS 1377: 1990 Part 2 CI.8.3 / 8.4(Amd. 9027/96)
Determination of Natural Moisture Content for soil and rock,
(1)
BS1377: Part2 :1990 (Amd.9027/96) Cl. 3.2.3.2
Determination of Sulphate for Soil & Water

(1)
BS 1377: Part 3 : 1990, Cl.5 (Amd. 9028/96)
Determination of Chloride for Soil & Water
(1)
BS 1377: Part 3 : 1990, Cl.7 (Amd. 9028/96)
Chemical Testing
Determination of pH for Soil & Water
(1)
BS1377: Part 3 : 1990, Cl.9 (Amd. 9028/96)
Determination of the Carbonate Content,
(1)
BS 1377: Part 3: 1990, Cl.6 (Amd. 9028/96)
Standard Test Method for Unconfined Compressive Strength of Intact Rock

(1)
Cores Spec. ASTM D 7012-07 / ASTM D 4543-08
Shear Strength Determination of Point Load Strength Index of Rock
Tests (1)
ASTM D 5731-08 & Moisture Content (ASTM D 2216-05)
(2) Standard Test Method for Small Shear Box Test for soil and Rock
Note:
(1) DAC accredited test method (Certificate No. LB-006)
(2) Non-accredited tests
1. Sieve Analysis Tests Results were presented on standard PSD graphical presentations in
Appendix D1. The BS 5930 classification and summary of gradation results and indices are also
indicated on the graphs*.
2. Physical/Mechanical & Index property tests (particle density, moisture content, etc results)
are presented in separate tables in Appendix D1.
3. Chemical Test Results are presented in Appendix D2 in separate tables.
4. UCS Test Results are presented in a standard test sheet in Appendix D3-1. Graphical
presentation of the axial strain (%) versus average compressive stress (MPa) is included for
each sample and schematic diagram of failure plane(s) is also shown. * Moreover, results are
presented graphically along with strength classification limits as shown below in Figure 7.
5. Point Load Test Results are presented in a separate table in Appendix D3-2
6. Direct Shear Test Results are presented in a separate table in Appendix D3-3
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Graphical Presentation
Unconfined Compressive Strength (MPa)
0.0 0.1 1.0 10.0 100.0 1000.0
28.0
Ext. Strong
V. Strong
M. Strong
V. Weak
Ext. Weak
Strong
Weak
27.0
26.0
25.0
24.0
23.0
22.0
21.0
20.0
19.0
18.0
17.0
16.0
ELEVATION (m, DMD)
15.0
14.0
13.0
12.0
11.0
10.0
9.0
8.0
7.0
6.0
BH-01 BH-02 BH-03
5.0
4.0 BH-04 BH-05
3.0
Figure 7: Graphical Presentation of UCS versus Elevations
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7.0 GROUND CONDITIONS
7.1 Site Geology
The present site is explored with five (05) boreholes (5BH x25m). The interpretation of the
subsurface geological condition is based on the available information from the 25 m deep boreholes.
The exploration reveals 5.0 m to 6.0 m thick layer of overburden material consisting of dense, slightly
silty to silty, slightly gravelly to gravelly, fine to medium SAND with gravel sized sandstone fragments
and basic rock fragments, underlain by very dense sand of 0.41 m to 1.23 m thick very dense Sand
(Class D calcarenite/sandstone). It is followed by partially weathered extremely weak to weak, fine
to medium grained CALCARENITE / SANDSTONE. After upper layers, a 0.40m to 1.92 m thick
partially weathered to un weathered (B/A) layer of CONGLOMERATE encountered. Furthermore,
very weak to weak, fine to medium grained, Sandstone supposed to be locally gravelly sandstone,
interbedded with thin to medium beds of conglomerate, partially weathered to unweathered (B/A) is
continued up to maximum drilling depth of the borehole. The bedrock is encountered at a depth of
5.49 m to 7.23 m from EGL.
The boreholes drilled have indicated general similarities and continuities of the subsurface materials,
in spite of some local variations.
A generalized subsurface profile was constructed and is attached to Appendix B2. The below profile
is an illustrative of the general subsurface ground conditions:
7.2 Sub-surface Condition
The geologic description of the subsurface materials, encountered in the borehole, and the average
approximate elevations at which they are encountered are presented in table 8. Classification of the
soils and rocks has been conducted according to BS 5930: 1999+A2: 2010. The tables given in the
legend to boring logs in Appendix B1 were used to describe the relative density/consistency of the
respective coarse/ fine grained-soils and strength of rocks.
Table 6: Summary of Ground Material Properties and Classification

Elevation
Summary
(m DMD) Thickness Material
BH No. Geologic Description of Tests
(m) Classification
From To Results
Layer –I
+30.68 +24.68 6.00 BH-01

Brown, silty, slightly gravelly to
+30.70 +25.70 5.00 BH-02 gravelly, fine to medium SAND
RD:
with gravelly sized sandstone SPT-N:
+30.74 +25.74 5.00 BH-03 Dense
fragments and basic igneous 33-49
rock fragments.
+30.68 +24.68 6.00 BH-04
+30.70 +24.89 5.81 BH-05

Layer –II
+24.68 +24.23 0.45 BH-01 Brown, silty, slightly gravelly to

gravelly fine to medium SAND.
+25.70 +25.12 0.58 BH-02 RD:
Gravel sized Sandstone SPT-N:
Very dense
fragments. (Class D >50
+25.74 +25.25 0.49 BH-03 Calcarenite)
+24.68 +23.45 1.23 BH-04
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Elevation
Summary
(m DMD) Thickness Material
BH No. Geologic Description of Tests
(m) Classification
From To Results
+24.89 +24.48 0.41 BH-05
Layer -III Brown / greyish brown / reddish

+24.23 +7.28 16.95 BH-01 brown, fine to medium grained, RQD%: STR:
CALCARNITE / SANDSTONE, 0-100 Extremely
+25.12 +7.04 18.08 BH-02 locally interlayered with weak to very
conglomerate, un weathered to UCS weak,
+25.25 +7.92 17.33 BH-03 partially weathered (A/B). locally (MPa): locally weak
distinctly weathered (C), 0.72- to medium
+23.45 +7.26 16.19 BH-04
fractures medium to closely 23.19 strong
spaced, locally very closely,
+24.48 +7.39 17.09 BH-05 locally widely spaced.
Layer -IV
+7.28 +5.68 1.60 BH-01

Reddish brown, RQD%:
CONGLOMERATE, clast to 0-95
+7.04 +5.70 1.34 BH-02 matrix ratio 60:40%, matrix silty STR:
sand, clast subangular to UCS Very weak to
+7.92 +5.74 2.18 BH-03 subrounded, Partially weathered (MPa): Weak
to unweathered (B/A), fractures 2.43-
close to medium spaced, locally 10.50
+7.26 +5.68 1.58 BH-04
widely spaced.
+7.39 +5.70 1.69 BH-05
SPT: Standard Penetration Tests RD: Relative Density

RQD: Rock Quality Designation EOB: End of Boring
STR: Strength of Rock UCS: Unconfined Compressive Strength
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Figure 8: Generalized Subsurface Profile
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7.3 Ground-Water and Cavities
At the time of the investigation, ground water table was encountered in all five drilled boreholes at
depth varies between 11.10m to 11.15m below existing ground level (i.e. at R. L. of +19.55m to
+19.61m DMD). However, ground water table is subjected to weather seasonal variations or by
artificial induced effects. Therefore, reconfirmation is recommended prior to any works related to
ground water regime.
No cavities were encountered in any of the boreholes up to the drilled depths. However, in boreholes
BH-02 and BH-04, partial to complete drilling fluid loss was encountered as indicated on boreholes log
presented in Appendix B1.
7.4 Core sample photographs
Standard photographs of all the core samples are attached as Appendix E.
7.5 Liquefaction Potential
Liquefaction is used to describe a situation of significant loss of strength due to buildup of pore water
pressure and subsequent deformation of loose, fine, saturated sands under the cyclic loading of
earthquakes.
Based on the “Recommended procedures for Implementation of DMG, Special Publication - 117 the
guidelines for analyzing and mitigating liquefaction hazards in California, Implementation Committee,
March 1999“, Preliminary screening for liquefaction can be judged as ‘unlikely’ based on the SPT- N
results, GWT conditions & Shallow rock.
8.0 GEOTECHNICAL DESIGN PARAMETER MODEL

The design geotechnical analytical model was established following a step by step procedure of
validation of the quality of the data, proper interpretation of in-situ and laboratory tests, establish
geological model of stratigraphy of the site, selection of representative parameters for each layer / unit,
and selection of representative deign value / Engineering parameters.
The generalized subsurface model that represents the site was presented above indicating the main
soil / rock layers and GW conditions with ranges main tests results and classifications. The site
subsurface geology has indicated almost uniform and homogeneous geological features, with no
appreciable discontinuities. However due to difference in rock level, single geotechnical analytical
models have been established based on the results of in-situ and laboratory tests.
The selected geotechnical analytical model of the site is presented below with shear strength and
stiffness parameters for each layer.
8.1 Engineering Parameters:
The Shear Strength and Stiffness Parameters of different soil layers are necessary for any geotechnical
analysis.
The following Engineering parameters were assessed
Shear Strength Parameters: the commonly used elasto-plastic Mohr / Coulomb parameters c & φ were
adopted.
Stiffness or modulus of deformation for the upper soil ‘Es’ and underlying rock mass ‘Em’.
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These are typically established using empirical correlations based on the above selected design
parameters. The following description is given regarding selection of engineering parameters for soil
and rock mass.
8.2 Upper Sand
The Engineering shear strength and modulus parameters of the upper sand were assessed based on
the results of in-situ Nspt tests results, and soil classification and descriptions obtained for different
layers. Software Novo-Spt (NOVO-SPT, of NOVO TECH, USA) provides numerous Nspt-Based
correlations of different desired Engineering parameters of the soil (Shear strength and modulus of
deformation, were checked and evaluated. Further, the program includes a filter to indicate the
applicability of correlations to the specified soil type.
In addition, the following simple, commonly used correlation was used to select shear strength
parameters of the upper sand layers for use in the geotechnical analysis. The friction angle and dry
density can readily be obtained for soil class type and assessed relative density as expressed by the
in-situ SPT results. Conservative estimates were made.
Figure 9: Approximate correlation to determine the effective angle φ° for cohesion less (Non-plastic)
soil and dry unit weight.
Reference is also made to CIRIA report 143, 1995 “The Standard Penetration Test (SPT): Methods
and Use, by C.R.I. Clayton Msc DIC PhD CEng MICE C Geol FGS, which describes the main
advantages and limitations if the SPT, controlling factors, accuracy, and gives numerous correlations
with Engineering parameters for different types of soils, including stiffness and shear strength.
On the other hand, recent methods advise to estimate the soil stiffness (Es) at a selected range of
shear strain that matches the expected geotechnical consideration / problem (large strains for stability
problems and smaller and limited strains for deformation analysis, typically <1% which would result in
higher modulus). Such techniques include Marchetti Flat Plate Dilatometer (DMT) which is an in-situ
testing tool, and others based on CPT – based empirical correlations.
The following correlations with in-situ Nspt tests and DMT-based ‘Es’ are given in recent literature:
• Schmertmann (1988): Nspt = MDMT (MPa) / 3
• Tanaka & Tanaka (1998): Nspt = ED (MPa) / 2.5
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Note M is the constrained modulus and E is the modulus of deformation / Elastic modulus. They are
related as:
E’ = M (1+ν)(1-2ν) / (1-ν)
For ν = 0.25-0.30, then E’ = 0.80 M.
Therefore, E is about 2.5*N; which is much

larger than the above Ciria recommended
correlation (E’=N60). This relationship is only
used if actual tests such as DMT as minimum
are conducted at the site, or if instructed by
the consultant Engineer. For this project Es
was estimated as E’=N.
8.3 Underlying Bedrock
The shear strength parameters and rock

mass modulus for the underlying rock were
established following the procedure
recommended by Hoek & Brown, as briefed
in the following:
8.3.1 Shear Strength Parameters
Hoek and Brown (1980a, 1980b) proposed a method for obtaining estimates of the strength of jointed
rock masses, based upon an assessment of the interlocking of rock blocks and the condition of the
surfaces between these blocks. The application of the method to very poor-quality rock masses
required further changes (Hoek, Wood and Shah 1992) and, eventually, the development of a new
classification called the Geological Strength Index (Hoek, Kaiser and Bawden 1995, Hoek 1995, Hoek
and Brown 1997).
The rock mass presented by core data is indicated on the generalized subsurface profiles and boring
logs.
In order to use the Hoek-Brown criterion, three ‘properties’ of the rock mass have to be estimated.
These are typical published material constant (mi) for common rock types are as follows:
1. Uniaxial compressive strength `ci of the intact rock.

2. Value of the Hoek-Brown constant mi for intact rock.
3. Value of Geological Strength Index GSI for rock mass.
Table 7 : Material constant for the common rock type

Rock Type mi
Sandstone 17 + 4
Conglomerate 21 + 3
Siltstone 7+2
Claystone / Mudstone 4+2
Limestone 8+3
The Geological Strength Index (GSI), Introduced by Hoek (1995) and Hoek, Kaiser and Bawden (1995) provide
a system for estimating the reduction in rock mass strength for different geological conditions as illustrated in the
below schematic chart.
GSI for various rock layers were established by ACES senior geologist.
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8.3.2 Deformation Modulus of Rock Mass
i. Hoek - Diederichs Formula
The following modification to Serafim and Pereira’s equation is proposed "E. Brown, M.S Diederichs -
Empirical Estimation of Rock Mass Modulus, International Journal of Rock Mechanics & Mining
Sciences 43 (2006) 203 - 215"
Erm = Ei { (0.02 + (1 - D/2) / (1 + e^((60+15D-GSI)/11) }
In which D is disturbance factor (taken = 0.0 for foundation settlement analysis).
Note that GSI has been substituted for RMR in this equation and that the rock mass modulus Erm is
directly dependent on Ei (Intact Rock Modulus). Ei is typically input by the user, however, if no direct
measurement of Ei is available due to highly fractured rock or other reasons, then it is estimated as Ei
- MR x ci in which, MR = Modulus Ratio and ci is the Compressive Strength of Intact Rock.
Typical published MR (Modulus Ratio) for common rock types are as follows:
Table 8: Modulus ratio for common rock types

Rock Type MR
Sandstone 275 + 75
Conglomerate 350 + 50
Siltstone 375 + 25
Claystone / Mudstone 250 + 50
Limestone 900 + 100
The following relation illustrates the effect of GSI and Intact strength (Ei):
Plot of Normalized in Situ Rock Mass

Deformation Modulus from China and Taiwan
Against Hoek and Diederichs Equation.
Each Data Point Represents the Average of
Multiple Tests at Same Site in Same Rock
Mass.
It shows that the deformation of better quality
rock masses is controlled by the
discontinuities (GSI), while, for poorer quality
rock masses (Low GSI), the deformation of the
intact rock pieces contributes to the overall
deformation process.
Figure 10: Normalized Modulus Versus GSI
Therefore, the conservative estimate of Ei would result in a conservative estimate of Erm for the same
GSI. The above paper recognizes this fact and recommends Ei to be established by direct
measurement as much as possible, however, careful attention should be given to sample disturbance
effects, likely micro cracks, in addition to considering the method of interpretation of Ei from test curves
(Shear strain consideration). Such effects would be much important for Ei than UCS, therefore, the
estimate of Ei = MR x UCS is suggested if reliable measurements or estimates of Ei are not available.
Special software (rock lab of Rock Science, USA) was used to carry out the above calculations for
Rock-Mass Parameters.
The selected geotechnical parameter model of the site is presented below with shear strength and
stiffness parameters for each layer.
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Table 9: Geotechnical Design Parameter Model
Elevation of Engineering Parameters
(RD* /
each layer (m
Geological Material Unit Wt,
DMD) N- UCS Poisons C,
Strength Description Ed,
KN/m^3, °
From To Classification) SPT (MPa) MPa ratio,  kPa
b
+31.65 +30.74 - Engineered Fill# - - 18 30# 0.35 0 32
+30.74 +28.00 D* Silty SAND 40 - 18 40 0.35 0 39
+28.00 +26.00 D to VD* Silty SAND 45 - 18 45 0.35 0 40

Class ‘D’
+26.00 +24.23 VD* >50 - 19 75 0.35 0 42
Calcarenite
CALCARENITE /
SANDSTONE
+24.23** +14.00 VW locally W - 2.50 22 174 0.30 146 35
interlayered with
conglomerate
+14.00 +5.68 W locally VW CONGLOMERATE - 7.00 22 291 0.30 436 36
*. D: Dense, VD: Very Dense, VW: Very weak, W= Weak, Ed- Deformation Modulus, RD -Relative density
** Deepest rock has been considered as rock level
#: subject to verification by field density and plate load tests of 60cm diameter.
9.0 FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Based on the examinations of the site materials, the field and laboratory test results,
engineering analysis and previous practical experience in the area with the soil materials
encountered in the investigation, it is our opinion that the proposed structure(s) can be
satisfactorily supported by the ground materials subject to the following recommendations:
9.1 Foundation Type & Depth
Based on the information provided by the client, the proposed structures are to be supported on
isolated/strip footing and raft foundations. The foundation levels as provided by The Engineer are
shown below in Table 10.
Table 10: Summary of foundation details
Foundation Tentative Footing
Foundation Foundation level
Structure Depth below Size
Type (m, DMD)
Gate Level* (m) (m)
132/11kV Main Building (IDT,
SR, ET, Fire Pump Room with
RAFT -4.00 27.65 L= 42.5 x B= 39.25
Fire Water Tank & Security
Room)
Under Ground Oil Water Tank RAFT -5.7 25.95 L= 13.0 x B= 6.7
-2.15 29.5 B=1.80
Boundary wall Strip Footing -2.90 28.75 B=2.40
-3.60 28.05 B=3.00
-0.95 30.70 B=1.10
Fire Pipe Trench Strip footing
-1.65 30.00 B=2.00
-1.75 29.90 B=1.50
Strom water Pits & Foul Water -2.25 29.40 B=1.50
Isolated footing
manholes -2.75 28.90 B=2.50
-3.90 27.75 B=3.00
Outdoor Miscellaneous -1.50 30.15 B=1.50
Structures (Manholes & Soak Isolated footing
pits) -2.90 28.75 B=2.00
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Foundation Tentative Footing
Foundation Foundation level
Structure Depth below Size
Type (m, DMD)
Gate Level* (m) (m)
-2.50 29.15
Duct Bank Strip footing -3.00 28.65 B=3.50
-3.40 28.25
Holding Tank Isolated -3.50 +28.15
L=4.0 x B=3.0
Footing -4.00 +27.65
*Gate Level +31.65m DMD as provided.
9.1.1 Foundation Ground Preparation
The existing ground shall be excavated to specified level as mentioned in Table 10 above and shall
be inspected by a qualified engineer to confirm that the required depth has been reached and that any
undesirable materials are removed. Moreover, the exposed foundation ground shall be proof rolled in
soil with heavy vibratory rollers to ensure that any loose soil is densified to not less than 95% of the
max. dry density as determined by ASTM D 1557 (Modified Proctor) or equivalent BS Procedure.
Uneven localities or over excavations in rock shall be re-filled and leveled with mass concrete, if
required.
It is recommended that a layer of well compacted selected granular road base material of 200 mm
thickness be furnished directly below the foundation. The layer is recommended to be well compacted
to not less than 98% of the max. dry density as determined by Modified Proctor Test (ASTM D 1557)
or BS 1377: 1990 Part 4 Cl. 3.5.
This layer shall be extending to not less than 2.50 m surrounding the foundation area/ foot print of the
structures. The natural ground shall be protected against potential scour effects by suitable means (as
tiling, grouted pitching, etc.).
Guide lines for construction of (Engineered Fill)
Placement
Fill material shall not be placed until the required excavation and foundation preparation have been
completed and the foundation has been inspected and approved by the Engineer.
Fill shall be placed in approximately horizontal layers. The thickness of each layer before compaction
shall not exceed 25cm or as may be otherwise approved by the engineer. Materials placed by dumping
in piles or windrows shall be spread uniformly to not more than the specified thickness before being
compacted.
If the surface of any layer becomes too hard and smooth for proper bond with the succeeding layer, it
shall be scarified parallel to the axis of the fill to a depth of not less than 2 inches before the next layer
is placed.
Control of Moisture Content
During placement and compaction of fill, the moisture content of the materials being placed shall be
maintained close to the point of optimum, as determined by the procedures of ASTM D 1557 (Modified
Proctor), or BS 1377: 1990 Part 4 Cl 3.5.
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Compaction
Earth fill shall be compacted according to the following requirements: Each layer of engineered fill shall
be compacted, so that the, density is not less than 95% degree of compaction for engineer fill layer
(ASTM D 1557 (Modified Proctor), or BS 1377: 1990 Part 4 Cl 3) or as shown on the design drawings.
Testing
During the course of the work, the Engineer will perform such tests as are required to identify materials,
to determine compaction characteristics, to determine moisture content, and to determine density of
fill in place. These tests performed by the Engineer will be used to verify that the fills conform to the
requirements of the specifications. Such tests are not intended to provide the Contractor with the
information required by him for the proper execution of the work and their performance shall not relieve
the Contractor of the necessity to perform tests for the purpose.
In-situ plate loading tests (Cyclic with 60cm plate) are advised for each 50cm thick layer of compacted
engineered fill, to confirm the assumed in-situ modulus of deformation of 30 Mpa (The number and
location of tests shall be advised by the Engineer depending on construction progress, etc..), in
addition to in-situ density tests.
9.2 Geotechnical Analysis
Load – deformation analysis was carried out to assess the foundation settlement and confirm the
allowable bearing pressure using specialized computer software as described below.
An idealized subsurface profile indicating the bedrock level and thickness of different soil layers and
their interpreted engineering parameters has been established.
9.2.1 Bearing Capacity Foundation Settlement
Geotechnical analysis was carried out using specialist software (GGU footing) that considers both
allowable bearing capacity (qab) and settlement (qas).
A: analysis for qab: qab was assessed using the conventional bearing capacity equations with
specialized software GGU-Footing. The program considers the layered system of soil and rock and
GW table representing the site, in addition to the foundation shape and average specified loading. The
safety factor against BC failure is calculated using the conventional bearing capacity equation which
has the general form of: qult = c.Nc scdcicbcqc + ½  B N sdibq + q Nq sqdqiqbqqq , the program adopts
solution based on Terzaghi / Meyerhoff / Hansen / Vesic and the DIN 4017 formulation. A safety factor
against general shear failure of 3 was adopted.
B: Analysis for qas: the program performs settlement analysis adopting the elastic theory. Each layer
is divided into thin sub layers, and the foundation pressure distribution in the subsoil layers is calculated
using the elastic theory. The settlement for each sub layer is then calculated as ∆s=∆σv.∆z/Ed. The
final settlement is the sum of the settlement of each of the significant sub layers. The settlement
analysis was made for selected range of foundation pressure to select the most appropriate value for
qas and considering the effect of long term settlement as discussed below.
Limiting Depth Consideration: The limiting depth for settlement calculation is typically much less
than the theoretical depth of influence. Typically, for normal conditions, the calculations for settlement
are truncated below the depth at which the total vertical stress exceeds the overburden stress by x %
(As a rule 20%).
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This is recommended by DIN 4019
(German Standard) as shown in the
below schematic diagram.
Several published commercial specialist

software include an option to truncate the
calculations below the 20 % limiting
depth.
Therefore, the depth of the analytical

model used for geotechnical analysis
shall be sufficiently deep to a greater
depth than the above 20% limiting depth
as a guideline.
Figure 11: Schematic Diagram for Limiting Depth

Consideration
Long Term Settlement: Long term settlement may come from consolidation of clay soil and creep
effects of cohesion less soil and rocks, in general.
Clay soils were not encountered within the foundation soils in this site, therefore consolidation
settlement is unlikely.
The creep of rock depends on the rock joints, width of joints, joint filling soils, where clause of joints
with time produces creep movements. The encountered rock mass is characterized with closely to
moderately spaced joint system, with narrow to tight joints devoid of any compressible infilling
materials. Therefore, the long term creep settlement of bedrock would be in-significant and negligible.
Long term settlement for foundations on cohesion less soil is typically assessed as a fraction of the
initial / short term settlement calculated as below.
Creep of foundation on cohesion less soil was assessed using the following two methods presented
in “Engineering and Design-Settlement Analysis”, US Army Corps of Engineers, Engineering Manual
1110-1-1904.
1) Schmertmann Approximation: This procedure provides an estimate of the time-dependent

increase in the estimated “Immediate” settlement using a correction factor:
Ct = 1 + 0.2 · log10 (t/0.1)
Where, t = time in years
According to this procedure, Ct represents the time-dependent increase in settlement, related with
creep and secondary compression as observed in clays.
2) Burland and Burbidge Approximation: According to this procedure, the settlement after time t
at least 3 years following construction from creep and secondary effects may be estimated by:
t = ft · i
Where:
ft : 1 + R3 + R2 · Log t/3
R3 : time-dependent settlement ratio as a proportion of the immediate settlement i during first 3
years following construction, ~ 0.3
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R2 : time-dependent settlement ratio as a proportion of the immediate settlement i for each log
cycle of time after 3 years, ~ 0.2
Values of R3 and R2 are conservative.
Using the above relations, the followings were obtained:
Table 11: Recommended Factors for Creep effects

T (yr) Ct ft Recommended
3 1.30 1.30 1.30

5 1.34 1.34 1.34
10 1.40 1.37 1.40
20 1.46 1.38 1.46
50 1.54 1.54 1.54
The creep of rock depends on the rock joints, width of joints, joint filling soils, where clause of joints
with time produces creep movements. The encountered rock mass is characterized with closely to
moderately spaced joint system, with narrow to tight joints devoid of any compressible infilling
materials. Therefore, the long-term creep settlement of bedrock would be in-significant and negligible.
In this project, the maximum allowable settlement (long term settlement) is considered as 25mm and
differential settlement as 10mm for the spread/strip footing and raft foundations as per the DEWA
specifications. It should also be noted that most of the expected settlements will take place during
construction period.
9.2.2 Allowable Bearing Pressure
The allowable bearing pressure is the maximum bearing pressure of the foundation that satisfies the
following two conditions:
1. The bearing capacity of the foundation soil / rock is greater than the maximum bearing pressure
with adequate safety factor, typically 3.
2. Settlement of the foundation which will result from both elastic and inelastic strain of the soil / rock,
and possibly long term creep effects to be below tolerable limits under maximum bearing pressure.
The bearing capacity of wide foundations on bedrock materials would be very high and hence condition
1 above is already satisfied. This was confirmed with geotechnical analysis results of bearing capacity.
Accordingly, the following allowable bearing pressures are summarized in below Table 13
Table 12: Recommended Allowable Bearing Pressure without any improvement

Modulus
Excavation of
Foundation Tentative Gross Allowable
Depth Foundation Recommended Subgrade
Foundation Depth Footing Bearing max.
Structure below level net allowable Reaction
Type below Gate Size Capacity settlement
Gate (m, DMD) pressure (Kpa) Ks based
Level* (m) (m) (Kpa) (mm)
Level* (m) on shear
(MN/m3)*
132/11kV Main
Building (IDT,
SR, ET, Fire L= 42.5
Pump Room RAFT -4.00 -4.33 27.65 x 180 252 25 21.6
with Fire Water B=39.25
Tank & Security
Room)
Under Ground L= 13.0
RAFT -5.70 -6.03 25.95 350 483 25 42.0
Oil Water Tank x B= 6.7
Boundary wall -2.15 -2.48 29.5 B=1.80 210 248 25 25.2
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Modulus
Excavation of
Foundation Tentative Gross Allowable
Depth Foundation Recommended Subgrade
Foundation Depth Footing Bearing max.
Structure below level net allowable Reaction
Type below Gate Size Capacity settlement
Gate (m, DMD) pressure (Kpa) Ks based
Level* (m) (m) (Kpa) (mm)
Level* (m) on shear
(MN/m3)*
Strip -2.90 -3.23 28.75 B=2.40 250 302 25 30.0
Footing -3.50 -3.83 28.15 B=3.00 270 333 25 32.4
Fire Pipe Strip -0.95 -1.28 30.70 B=1.10 180 197 25 21.6
Trench footing -1.65 -1.98 30.00 B=2.00 200 229 25 24.0
Strom water -1.75 -2.08 29.90 B=1.50 200 231 25 24.0
Pits & Foul Isolated -2.25 -2.58 29.40 B=1.50 210 250 25 25.2
Water Footing -2.75 -3.08 28.90 B=2.50 220 269 25 26.4
manholes -3.90 -4.23 27.75 B=3.00 250 320 25 30.0
Outdoor
Miscellaneous -1.50 -1.83 30.15 B=1.50 200 227 25 24.0
Isolated
Structures
Footing
(Manholes & -2.90 -3.23 28.75 B=2.00 225 277 25 27.0
Soak pits)
-2.50 -2.83 29.15 230 275 25 27.6
Strip
Duct Bank -3.00 -3.33 28.65 B=3.50 250 304 25 30.0
footing
-3.40 -3.73 28.25 270 331 25 32.4
Isolated -3.50 -3.83 28.15 L=4.0 x 230 293 25 27.6
Holding Tank
footing -4.00 -4.33 27.65 B-3.0 250 322 25 30.0
*Note: The calculation was estimated based on the equation Ks= 40(FS)qa
The typical calculation output for the bearing capacity is given in Appendix H.
It is recommended that a layer of well compacted selected granular road base material of 200 mm
thickness be furnished directly below the foundation. The layer is recommended to be well compacted
to not less than 98% of the max. dry density as determined by Modified Proctor Test (ASTM D 1557)
or BS 1377: 1990 Part 4 Cl. 3.5. Additionally, as advised by client an addition of 130mm is consider
for excavation below foundation.
The modulus of sub-grade reaction is a foundation-soil interaction parameter and not a geotechnical
property of the soil. The modulus of subgrade reaction based on shear is calculated as 40(FS)qa
(where qa is the allowable pressure).
9.3 Ground Improvement by Road base:
The following main targets shall be considered and satisfied:
- Target Stiffness (M) would be > 100 MPa.

- Any other criteria specified by the Engineer.
The ground improvement shall be verified with adequate testing to ensure that effective improvement
to the soil stiffness has been achieved as anticipated. Tests such as field density, PLT test etc… is
typically employed in such verification programs. However, specialist can be contacted for suitable
methods.
The information given in this investigation may be used for selection and design of the most appropriate
ground improvement method and scheme; however, the specialist contractor may also conduct any
additional testing if required on his own.
Accordingly, the following allowable bearing pressures can be used for design after successful
implementation and verification of six layers of well compacted road base.
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Table 13: Recommended Allowable Bearing Pressures for Raft Foundations after 6 layers of Road base
Estimated total Modulus of
Foundation Recommended Subgrade
(Max.) foundation
Structure Foundation Type level Allowable Bearing Reaction
Settlement
(m, DMD) Pressure, (kPa) Ks based on
mm
shear (MN/m3)*
132/11kV Main
Building (IDT, SR,
RAFT
ET, Fire Pump
L= 42.5 x +27.65 275* <25 33.0
Room with Fire
B= 39.25
Water Tank &
Security Room)
* Verification of in – situ modulus of deformation for road base replacement should be confirmed by field density and cyclic
plate load test.
It is to be noted from the above table that the specified bearing capacity requirement of 350
kPa for main the building cannot be achieved on existing ground conditions, accordingly to
meet this requirement ground improvement with installation of stone column can be
considered as discussed below.
9.4 Ground Improvement by Stone Columns:
The following main targets shall be considered and satisfied:

- Depth of ground improvement: The ground improvement shall include to level of +24.23m DMD at
main building area i.e. stone columns should extend up to Very dense strata.
- Target Stiffness (M) would be > 150 MPa.

- Any other criteria specified by the Engineer.
The ground improvement shall be verified with adequate testing to ensure that effective improvement
to the soil stiffness has been achieved as anticipated. Tests such as Zone Loading Tests etc… is
typically employed in such verification programs. However, specialist can be contacted for suitable
methods.
The information given in this investigation may be used for selection and design of the most appropriate
ground improvement method and scheme; however, the specialist contractor may also conduct any
additional testing if required on his own.
Accordingly, the following allowable bearing pressures can be used for design after successful
implementation and verification of ground improvement by stone column.
Table 14: Recommended Allowable Bearing Pressures for Raft Foundations after stone columns
installation
Modulus of
Recommended Estimated total Subgrade
Foundation Length of Stone Allowable (Max.) foundation Reaction
Foundation Column
Structure level
Type Bearing Settlement Ks based on
(m, DMD) (m)
Pressure, (kPa) mm shear
(MN/m3)*
132/11kV Main
Building (IDT,
RAFT
SR, ET, Fire
L= 42.5 x +27.65 3.42 350* 25 42.0
Pump Room with
B= 39.25
Fire Water Tank
& Security Room)
* After successful ground improvement, verification of in – situ modulus of deformation for stone columns should be confirmed
by zone load tests and cyclic plate load test.
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9.5 Seismic Design Parameters
A. Soil Profile Type: According to uniform building code, UBC 1997 / International Building Code IBC
2006 / ASCE/ISE 7-05 (American Society of Civil Engineers, the statistical average shear wave velocity
vs of the upper 100ft (30m) below the foundation is used to select the soil profile type as follows;
Hard Rock Rock Soft Rock Stiff Soil Soft Soil

Soil Profile Type
SA SB SC SD SE
Shear Wave 760  Vs  360  Vs  180  Vs 
Vs > 1500 Vs  180
Velocity, Vs (m/s) 1500 760 360
Standard
Not Applicable Not Applicable N > 50 15  N  50 N < 15
Penetration
Soil Undrained
Not Applicable Not Applicable Su > 100 50  Su  100 Su < 50
Strength, Su
Statistical; average Vs is calculated as Vs =  Vsi x Zi /  Zi
Since direct in-situ measurement of shear wave velocity was not done and based on the boreholes the
below site classification is done.
Based on the encountered subsurface materials, site class as ‘SC’ (representing Soft Rock) can
be considered. However, it is further recommended to verify the same by direct in-situ
measurement of shear wave velocity by down-hole or other appropriate methods.
B. Very limited studies are available that describe seismic activity and zoning in the area. The report
“Earthquakes and Seismic Zones in the Middle east”, by J D Mortimer-Lloyd, BRE – Building Research
Establishment, Report No. Cl/SfB 1976 (H16), published 1983, provides an evaluation of seismic
history from previous records available and instruments data, and suggests zoning classification and
ground motion activity.
Accordingly, the site area is classified within UBC Seismic Zone 2A, with Seismic Zone Factor Z
equals 0.15. Below is schematic of UBC seismic zoning scale.
Figure 12: Effective Peak Ground Acceleration, 10% Exceedance Probability for 50 Years Exposure
Time
The above assessments are subject to the approval of The Engineer.
9.6 Soil Parameters for Design of Retaining Structures
The retaining walls, if any, drained and backfilled, shall be designed for an equivalent earth lateral
pressure, plus a uniform lateral pressure which corresponds to the maximum expected surface loads.
For a general estimate of earth pressures on shallow sub-grade walls, the following parameters are
recommended:
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Table 15: Coefficients of Lateral Earth pressure
Elevation Range (m DMD)
Soil Parameters
+31.65 to +28.0 +28.00 to 26.00
Dense to Very Dense
Ground Material Type Very dense SAND
SAND
Angle of Shearing Resistance, deg 36 40
Cohesion (kPa) 0 0
Unit Weight of Soil (above water table) (kN/m3) 18 18
Unit Weight of Soil (below water table) (kN/m3) 8 8
Recommended Earth Pressure Coefficients
Active earth pressure coefficient (ka) 0.25 0.21
Passive earth pressure coefficient (kp) 3.85 4.59
Earth pressure at rest (k0) 0.41 0.35
Notes:
1. Lateral earth pressure parameters were estimated without considering the wall / soil friction, the
wall is vertical and ground surface is horizontal. Moreover, likely over consolidation, aging or
cementation effects were not estimated. Deviations from these conditions, if encountered, shall be
considered by the foundation engineer. The data included in this report can be used for more
specific parameter estimates, if required.
2. Representative shear strength parameters shown above represent average estimates based on
soil classification index properties, in-situ and laboratory tests results as discussed above.
3. ACES would be pleased to provide further detailed recommendations, if required, for specific
design situations, at separate fees.
Lateral pressure is calculated using:
σ' a = σ’v Ka – 2c’ √(Ka), in which Ka = Tan2 (45- Φ’/2)
σ‘p = σ’v Kp + 2c’ √ (Kp), in which Kp = Tan2(45+ Φ’/2)
Lateral pressure at rest: σ‘0 = σ’v K0
Water pressure shall be added to calculate the total lateral pressure.
* Estimate of Lateral Pressure Coefficient (At Rest) for Rock:

In-situ horizontal stresses for a gravitationally loaded rock mass in which no strain is permitted (K o
condition), where estimated by Terzaghi and Richart (1952) as:
σ'o = ko . σ’v = ko .  . z
ko = /(1-), where  is poisons ratio.
For  = 0.3, then ko = 0.43
However, measurements of horizontal stresses have shown that the ratio ko tends to be high at shallow
depths and it decreases at depth (Hoek and Brown 1978, Herget, 1988). Accordingly, the above
estimate is recommended. These are generally supported by PMT interpreted Ko.
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10.0 FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION
10.1 Excavation Methods
The excavation works are to be carried out in accordance with good construction practice, as per BS
6031: 1990, “Code of Practice for Earthworks” or a similar recognized standard. The proposed shallow
excavations are expected to be through dense to very dense SAND formation. Therefore, conventional
excavation equipment such as loaders and dozers will be needed for the excavation works for upper
sandy materials.
10.2 Excavation Side Slopes
Where space permits and above the water table, the side slopes in temporary excavations should not
be steeper than (3H: 2V) in the upper sandy soil, as recommended by the CIRIA Report No. 97
“Trenching Practice”.
If the above recommended side slopes cannot be achieved for insufficient lateral space or any other
reason, a temporary lateral support (shoring) system will be needed and shall be installed.
10.3 Backfill Material and Compaction Criteria
The following general backfilling and compaction criteria are recommended, unless otherwise stated
in the project specifications:
Materials to be used for backfilling purposes against sub-grade walls and around foundations are
described as backfill. Because water penetration is not desired, the material to be used for this purpose
(unless otherwise stated by the project specifications) shall be a soil or soil-rock mixture of low
permeability, which is free of organic matter or other deleterious substances. It shall not contain rocks
or lumps over 15 cm in greatest dimension, and not more than 15 percent larger than 7 cm. The
percentage of the fine materials (passing sieve no. 200 shall not exceed 20%). The plasticity index for
the backfill material shall not be more than 10 percent. It shall be spread in lifts not exceeding 25 cm
in compacted thickness, moisture conditioned to its optimum moisture content, and compacted to a
dry density not less than 95 percent of the maximum dry density as determined by the procedures of
ASTM D 1557 (Modified Proctor), or BS 1377: 1990 Part 4 Cl 3.5.
Suitability test shall be performed on the encountered materials to satisfy the above stated backfilling
criteria to be used as backfill material.
10.4 Surface Drainage
It is recommended that proper and efficient surface drainage be provided at the location of the project
both during and after construction. Surface water should be diverted away from the edges of the
excavation.
10.5 Subsurface Drainage System (Dewatering)
If the excavation has to be carried out below the ground water table, dewatering is necessary.
However, the water table level is approximately at 11m below the gate level, hence dewatering might
not be required. In any case, if the excavation has to be carried out below water table, then a minimum
depth 1m should be maintained from the excavation level and monitoring to be performed to assure
the same.
In all cases, specialist contractors should be consulted in this regard. Care should be taken during
dewatering to ensure that fines are not removed during pumping since this could result in unpredictable
settlements of the surrounding ground and associated structures.
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Different methods for site dewatering exist; ranging from shallow trenches and sumps, well point
dewatering system or deep wells depending on the depth of dewatering and site particulars. Shallow
trenches and pumping are only suitable for very shallow dewatering requirements, whereas well points
are more convenient for larger dewatering depth.
The effective depth of a well point system below the header pipe is about 5-6m only; therefore, a single,
double or even multiple systems may be used depending on the required depth of dewatering.
Specialist contractors, with sufficient previous experience, must be consulted for the selection and
design of the shoring and dewatering systems
11.0 FOUNDATION CONCRETE
11.1 Introduction
The primary cause of serious deterioration in reinforced concrete is corrosion of the reinforcement,
due to attack by chlorides, present in concrete either within concrete aggregate and mixing water, or
through penetration from surrounding environment. Since chloride induced reinforcement corrosion
can only occur in the presence of oxygen and water, the risk of corrosion can be reduced by control of
chloride in concreting materials and by ensuring adequacy, integrity and impermeability of the concrete
cover.
Sulphate attack to concrete is caused by the presence of a high sulphate content either by the ingress
from the sulphate of the surrounding environment such as foundations soils or groundwater, or by the
presence of sulphate in the concrete ingredients. The attack results in a considerable internal
expansion which may lead to crack and disintegration of the concrete. This effect can be reduced by
use of selected cements or by suitable protection of the concrete.
Where sulphate and chloride occur together in high concentrations, sulphate resisting cement provides
less protection against the reinforcement corrosion. In such cases the test exposure conditions should
be studied in conjunction with modified recommendations for concrete mix design, based on local
experience in the Gulf Region and CIRIA Special Publication 31(1984).
It may be noted that as per CIRIA Special Publication 31, there is no widely accepted view on the
concentration at which chlorides become significant in soil or ground water, but limited experience in
the Gulf Region suggests it may be as low as 0.05% particularly in situations where wetting and drying
or capillary rise effect the concrete.
11.2 Analysis & Guidelines
The results of chemical analysis for soil and ground water in the site are given in Appendix D2. The
methodology of assessment of ground for chemical agents aggressive for concrete has been based
on the latest publications concerning assessment of exposure conditions and specification of concrete
to resist chemical attack:
1. BS 8500-1:2006
2. BRE Special Digest 1, 2005, 3rd ed, “Concrete in Aggressive Ground”.
3. CIRIA Publication C577, 2002, Guide to the construction of reinforced concrete in the Arabian
Peninsula.
Appendix G: includes selected extracts from the above referenced documents.
Notes:
a. SD 1: 2005 includes some key changes over SD 1:2003 version. Direct reference to this document
is recommended for appreciation of these changes. SD 1 refers to conditions in UK, however, the
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document is widely in use in the area and it includes very useful information that is also in close
matching with other references (e.g. CIRIA C577, and BS 8500); therefore, reference to SD 1 was
made in this report.
b. The analysis conducted below is mainly intended to highlight the general procedure and main steps
and factors affecting the selection of durable concrete within the existing aggressive environmental
and site conditions. It presents a range of solutions and therefore, it is the designer who must make
the most appropriate selection. Further, other references may be used as may be applicable to
reach the optimum selection. It is our advice that the strictest requirements be followed from the
different resources.
c. In addition, several mix characteristics and aggregate property ranges from local experiences to
produce concrete of high durability and strength and other high quality engineering parameters are
included to demonstrate the typical concrete proportions and constituents that can be achieved
locally.
11.3 Classification of Ground conditions
Classification of the severity of chemical attack in the investigated site was based on the foundation
soil / GW sulphate content and PH value (Natural Soil and mobile GW conditions were adopted),
location of foundation, as well as the type of exposure conditions. Accordingly, the following
classification was obtained:
Table 16: Classification of Ground Conditions
Aggressive Chemical
Design DS based on Water
Environment
Location of Sulphate Class Soluble sulphates in
for Concrete Class Reference
Foundations
2:1 water / soil extract
(DS-Class) (ACEC-Class)
or GW
Table A.2 of BS
DS-3 Soil / Water AC-3
Soil 8500-1:2006
DS-3 Soil / Water AC-3 SD 1:2005, Table C1
11.4 Concrete Quality for Resisting Chemical attack
The concrete quality and number of additional protective measures are outlined in Tables A.9 of BS
8500-1:2006. The Design Chemical class (DC) is obtained for a specified Structural performance level
(SPL) and concrete section thickness.
The following preliminary design chemical classification may be proposed, subject to the following
provisions: Cast in-situ concrete for general use, well compacted with no face exposed to air, high
structural performance, and concrete section thickness >450mm,
Table 17: Concrete Quality & number of Additional Protective Measures
Design Chemical Class Additional Protective Measures
ACEC-Class
(DC Class) (APM)
DC-3 + one APM of choice+ one APM of
AC-3 DC-3 (FND3)
choice, DC-4 or FND4
Description of the options for the required additional protective measures for buried concrete is given
in the above referenced document.
However, adoption of the appropriate APMs, for particular application shall be carefully considered.
BS 8500-1: 2006 refers to SD 1: 2005, which provides full guidance and a series of design guides that
aid the selection of DC class and the relevant APMs. Design guides for specifying concrete for common
applications such as: Non-Domestic buildings including residential buildings …, Low Rise Domestic
Buildings, and Transport structures, are given in design guides No: (1a … 1h, 2a … 2c, 3a … 3g) for
the three categories, respectively in BRE Special Digest 1, 2005. These design guides provide
recommended DC (Design chemical class) according to the ACEC class selected previously, and then
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recommends the appropriate APM number most suitable for the particular foundation element. These
design guides shall be referenced by the specifier.
BRE SD 1: 2005 has replaced the SPL by “Intended working life”. Table D1 provides selection of the
DC Class and the number of APMs for concrete elements where the hydraulic gradient due to
groundwater is 5 or less: for general in-situ use of concrete, using the ACEC class selected above.
Accordingly:
Table 18: Intended working life and number of APMs for concrete elements
Intended Working Life
ACEC – Class Reference
At Least 50 Years At Least 100 Years
AC-3 DC- 3 DC- 3+one APM of choice SD 1: 2005, Table D1
11.5 Concrete Mix
Table A.11 of BS 8500-1:2006, specifies Limiting values of composition and properties of concrete
where a DC class is specified, and recommend minimum cement or combination content for max.
aggregate sizes, maximum water cement ratio, Cement or Combination group. The selected
parameters apply to this site are (Please note that this assessment is based on preliminary estimate of
DC for general use. Consideration of changed DC class for particular application shall be made):
Table 19: Concrete Qualities to resist chemical attack for the general use of in-situ and precast concrete
Max free w/c Minimum cement or
or combination content Recommended cement and Reference
DC Class combination Kg/m3 combination group
ratio
For max. aggr size 20mm *
0.50 340 IIIB+SR BS 8500-
1:2006
DC-3 0.45 360 IVB-V Table A.11
0.40 380 IIB-V+SR,IIIA+SR,SRPC
BS 8500-1:2006 Table A.6 gives descriptions of cement and combination types.
*Note: for mixes with different max. aggregate size, please refer to above document.
SD 1: 2005, Table D2 and D3 provide Cement and Combination types for Concrete Qualities to resist
chemical attack for the general use of in-situ concrete. The followings are obtained:
Table 20: Cement and Combination types for Concrete Qualities

Minimum cement or
Recommended
Max free w/c or combination content Kg/m3
DC Class cement and Reference
combination ratio
For max. aggr size 20mm * combination group
0.50 340 F
SD 1: 2005,
DC-3 0.45 360 E
Table D2
0.40 380 D,G
SD 1: 2005, Table D2 & D3 gives descriptions of cement and combination types.
*Note: for mixes with different max. aggregate size, please refer to above document.
Comparison between cements specified in British standards which are still current or are to be
withdrawn and common cements specified in BS EN 197-1: 2011 adopted in SD-1:2005,Table D2
referred above is attached. For further details, it is advised that BS EN 197-1:2011 CEMENT-
(Composition, specification and conformity criteria for common Cements) be referred.
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11.6 CHLORIDE INFLUENCES
The above classification does not reflect the significance of chloride ions in concrete surrounding. It
may be noted that as per CIRIA Special Publication 31, there is no widely accepted view on the
concentration at which chlorides become significant in soil or ground water, but limited experience in
the Gulf Region suggests it may be as low as 0.05% particularly in situations where wetting and drying
or capillary rise effect the concrete.
For this site Chloride Content in Concrete Surrounding is significant.
In such cases the site exposure conditions should be studied in conjunction with modified
recommendations for concrete mix design, based on local experience in the Gulf Region, CIRIA
Publication C577, 2002, “Guide to the construction of reinforced concrete in the Arabian Peninsula”.
For reinforced concrete in the ground the need for protection from chlorides must be balanced against
the need of protection from sulphates and where necessary a cement resistant to both sulphates and
chlorides should be used.
The usual procedure is to use cement giving best protection against chlorides and to prevent sulphates
ingress by tanking (coating with an impervious material), the surface of the concrete. Also in coastal
regions or in locations where high levels of ground salts are present all foundation concrete should be
protected by tanking to minimize salt and water ingress. In every case the need for good quality
concrete with low permeability is desirable.
The following tables give information on typical exposure conditions and recommended concrete mix
and cover criteria.
Table 21: Classification of exposure conditions in the Arabian Peninsula (Table 5.1 CS277-2002)
Exposure
Locations
condition
A Superstructures inland with no risk of windborne salts
B Superstructures in areas of salt flats, inland or near the coast, exposed to windborne salts
Parts of structures in contact with the soil, well above capillary rise zone, with no risk of water
C
introduced at the surface by irrigation, faulty drainage systems, washing down etc.
Parts of structures in contract with the soil, within the capillary rise zone, below ground water level
or where water may be introduced at the surface by irrigation, discharge of wastes, washing down
etc. The situations all lead to a potential for the concentration of aggressive salts by evaporation.
D
(i)Significant sulphate contamination only
(ii) Significant chloride contamination only.
(iii) Significant contamination with both sulphates and chlorides.
E Marine structures (splash zone)
F Water retaining structures (including sewerage treatment plants)
Table 22: Typical concrete mix criteria and cover requirements for exposure conditions in the Arabian
Peninsula from above table
Minimum Maximum Minimum
Exposure Cementitious cementitious free- Additional cover to
Conditions material (s) content for 20mm water/cement requirements reinforcement
aggregates (kg/m3 ) ratio ** (mm)
A 300-320 0.52 None 30
B 320 0.50 None 40
Portland cement
c* or additions 320-350 0.45 None 40-50
d(i), (ii) or
320-400 0.42 Tanking 40-50
(iii)
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Portland
e and f Cement blends 370-400 0.40 None 100-150
with additions
*When concrete is cast directly in contact with soil the minimum cover should be increased to 75mm.
** On well supervised projects free-water /cement ratios down to 0.35 have successfully achieved using the latest generation
of super-plasticizers.
In general, Portland cement with a high C3A content is more resistant to chloride penetration than
Portland cement with a low C3A content.
Concrete containing pulverized fuel ash, ground granulated blast furnace slag and silica fume are
highly resistant to penetration by chlorides, due to their increased binding capacity and refined pore
structure.
The following are the main methods of reducing the penetration chlorides. (Table 6.1 CS277-2002)
Table 23: Methods of reducing Chloride Penetration

Approach Method
Selection of cement type.
Water/cement ratio
Use of conditions: -
Concrete mix design
Pulverized fuel ash.
Ground granulated blast furnace slag
Silica fume
Controlled Permeability
Formwork
Other measures
Coatings
Hydrophobic treatment of the concrete
Normal concrete containing silica fume will reduce the chloride penetration when used in conjunction
with a very low water /Cement ratio, the potential increase in resistance to chloride penetration is
considerable.
For further information, refer Guide to the construction of reinforced concrete in the Arabian Peninsula
(CIRIA Publication C577:2002.)
11.7 Conclusion
Modified or confirmed design recommendations shall be the responsibility of the designer, who shall
finalize the concrete specification considering the designed structural performance level, section
thickness, hydrostatic pressure, local availability of aggregate.
12.0 INTERACTION WITH ADJACENT PROPERTY
The following important points should be taken into consideration at the design stage and during
construction.
1. Lateral support (shoring system) if required, then should be considered.

2. Supporting the adjacent buildings and roads should be considered, if required, and the method
and sequence of support should be studied and ensured prior to commencement of excavation.
3. Thorough inspection of the adjacent buildings and roads and documentation of any existing
distortions, cracks, etc. Should be carried out prior to any commencement of work on the site.
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4. Methods for protection from surface water from the adjacent roads, buildings and areas must be
studied. Any water, sewer or service pipes or manholes must be diverted from the plot.
Dewatering during excavation and construction must be studied and a provisional system shall
be designed.
5. Accurate type and level of foundations at the adjacent buildings must be determined at the design
stage and the stress interaction between the two foundations must be studied. Methods for
supporting the existing foundations must be studied if the excavations reach the existing
foundations.
6. The type of foundation, retaining walls and its method of construction should be carefully studied
if all area of project site is intended for utilization as built area.
7. Extreme care must be ensured during excavation which should be carried out under close
supervision. Over excavation of the sides should be totally avoided and the effect of vibration or
impact during excavation should be avoided.
8. The scheduling of excavation and construction should be studied to provide maximum safety.
9. The design of support and all other measures and requirements mentioned above should be
studied by competent structural engineers.
All the above notes are outside the scope of this investigation but should be taken into consideration
at the design stage and prior to any excavation.
In addition to the above, all municipal and local requirements regarding site excavations adjacent to
existing structures, services and roads shall be fully satisfied.
12.1 Excavation Inspection
The recommendations given in this report are based on the assumption that the subsurface materials
and conditions do not deviate appreciably from those disclosed in the borings.
Our office should be notified, in writing, immediately after site excavations to inspect the excavations
and confirm that the existing materials and conditions are similar to those encountered during the
investigation.
13.0 IMPORTANT NOTES
1. The groundwater levels indicated on the logs of borings represent the measured levels at the time
of investigation. It should be noted however, that groundwater levels are subject to variations
caused by tidal and weather seasonal variations and by changes of local drainage and or pumping
conditions.
2. Conclusions and recommendations given in this report are based on the findings from the drilled
boreholes, and obtained tests results.
3. All information in this report is considered confidential and should not be copied or used without
the permission of "Arab Center For Engineering Studies". No part of this report may be reproduced,
photocopied, translated, published, recorded, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any
form or by any means without the prior written permission of ACES.
4. The content of this report are not to be used for advertising, publication or promotional purposes.
Citation of any trade name does not constitute promotion or approval of the use of such product.
14.0 SOFT COPY
Electronic copy of the contents of this report & appendices is attached to this report.
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Project : 132/11 kV SHKZBHST SUBSTATION

Sl. No. DESCRIPTION Page No.

C.1 Model Sketches 33

C.2 Applied Model 69

C.3 Used Parameters 134

D Analysis and Checks 140

E.1 Raft Design 166

E2 Column Design 296

E3 Wall Design 354

E4 Manhole Wall Design 527

E5 Shear Wall Design 563

E6 Trench Wall Design 626

F Transformer Plingth Design 638

Sl. No. DESCRIPTION Page No.

C.1 Model Sketches 48

C.2 Applied Model 94

C.3 Used Parameters 171

D Analysis and Checks 176

E.1 Raft Design 202

E2 Column Design 298

E3 Wall Design 346

E4 Manhole Wall Design 525

E5 Shear Wall Design 559

E6 Trench Wall Design 568

F Transformer Plingth Design 579

DOC NO:STRU‐C‐15‐317 Prepared by Checked by Approved by

Software and model:

Strength for Design:

Unit weight of material for loads calculation:

The various types of block work walls used shall be as follows:

Sl. No. Location Description

A.4. Soil Parameters:

Refer Geotechnical Investigation report

Ф = angle of internal friction = 32 deg.

γs = bulk unit weight of soil = 18 kN/m3

Ks = Modulus of subgrade reaction = 14000 kN/m2/m

K0 = co.eff of soil pressure at rest 1 – sin Ф = 0.41

Ground water level

A.5. Load Combinations and Load Factors:

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1.42DL+1.1(LL+LLR)+1.1EQ‐X+1.6SP+0.33EQ+Y+1.1WP(HALF‐1) 568 Ref ACI318‐14 (CL:5.3.1)

Service Load Combinations: SLS

SLS = Service Load Envelope, for all Service loads.

Stiffness modification factors:

B.1 Dead Load:

Assumed thickness of floor slabs:

Raft = 700mm (Main Building Raft) /

Ground floor = 200mm(11 kV Switchgear room1&2, Capacitor Rooms)

Ground floor = 250 mm (GIS Room)

First floor = 200mm

1.0 MAIN BUILDING

Dead Load on basement area

Loads in the IDT Transformer -1,2,3

Load on longer span, ly= 11.015 m ( W lx / 6) (3-(lx/ly)2) (8.8x7.66/6)(3-(7.66/11.015)2) 28.3 kN/m

Loads in the ET-1,2,3

Loads in the SHUNT REACTOR-1

Loads on the Basement at firepump

Applied as uniform Shell loads

Height of the solid block work 1.42-(-3.3)-0.5 4.22 m

Along Grid-8 from Grid-L to B' 2.0 kN/m

Loads are applied as Distributed

Loads are applied as Distributed

Load due to Front enclosure

Loads in the Ground floor area (+1.420 m lvl)