This internship report summarizes the student's one month learning experience working on a flyover construction project. It describes the various stages of the project including topographic surveys, traffic analysis, geotechnical studies, and design planning. It then provides details on the project features, components involved, and machines used. Components are divided into foundations, substructures, and superstructures. Machines listed include air compressors, backhoes, cranes, excavators, generators, hydraulic rigs, and mini rollers. The report aims to explain the construction procedures, dimensions, and cost optimization based on the student's practical experiences and observations over the internship period.
This internship report summarizes the student's one month learning experience working on a flyover construction project. It describes the various stages of the project including topographic surveys, traffic analysis, geotechnical studies, and design planning. It then provides details on the project features, components involved, and machines used. Components are divided into foundations, substructures, and superstructures. Machines listed include air compressors, backhoes, cranes, excavators, generators, hydraulic rigs, and mini rollers. The report aims to explain the construction procedures, dimensions, and cost optimization based on the student's practical experiences and observations over the internship period.
This internship report summarizes the student's one month learning experience working on a flyover construction project. It describes the various stages of the project including topographic surveys, traffic analysis, geotechnical studies, and design planning. It then provides details on the project features, components involved, and machines used. Components are divided into foundations, substructures, and superstructures. Machines listed include air compressors, backhoes, cranes, excavators, generators, hydraulic rigs, and mini rollers. The report aims to explain the construction procedures, dimensions, and cost optimization based on the student's practical experiences and observations over the internship period.
KARAUTA ROAD • NAME – • COLLEGE – BAKHTIYARPUR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING • UNIVERSITY NAME - ARYABHATTA KNOWLEDGE UNIVERSITY • BRANCH - CIVIL ENGINEERING • SEMESTER – 7 • th / 4th year • UNIVERSITY REGISTRATION NO – • HARSH VARDHAN • ROLL No - 19C03 • 19101126017 REASON BEHIND GOING FOR A FLYOVER • don’t have any space left in both the dimensions, then • • the only option left will be to go to the third dimension and that is done through Flyover construction. • • There isso much traffic in the area so it takes lots of time to connect Salepur−Narsanda−Telmar−Karouta • • even they are 19.43 kms apart, and of being the lifeline road of these area it is important to control the • • trafficon this road. • • So the decision has been taken to construct a flyover so to reduce the travelling time to 15 • • minutes from 45 minutes. • • As the traffic on the road goes on increasing and we Contents • Different stages of project • Topographic survey and analysis • Traffic survey and analysis • Geotechnical aspects and analysis • Planning and design • SECTION -A • SECTION –B • Features of project • Salient features • Physical features • SECTION –C • Componentsinvolved • Foundation • Substructure • Superstructure • SECTION –D • Machines and equipments used • Air compressor • Backhoe loader • Crawler crane • Excavator • Genset • Hydraullic rig machine • Hydraullic crane • Mini roller Abstract • Abstract • • The training report in broad spectrum contains six sections in which I try to explain my one month • • learning experience in the running project of J. K.ASSOCIATES. • • The content of allsection is broadly explained and it is made from the practical basis • • of the site work of weekly basis. • • In section A I give all the details of different stages of the project. In this section I put all the details • • of the work done in the same manner at the site for the completion of the project. • • In section B I try to explain the features of the project like the project details, the cost involved, the • • length of the flyover, no of piles involved, cost involved .etc. • • In section C I try to explain the components involved in the Flyover construction. It has been • • categorized into three parts the foundation part, the sub structure and the superstructure part. • • In section D I try to explain all the machines and equipments used in the whole construction with • • their respective pictures. • • The section E is the most important chapter in which explains all the dimensions and the • • construction procedure of the components involved with some practical images whatever I clicked • • during the whole training period. • • In the section F I try to explain all the related tests on the materials involved in the construction the • • tests on the aggregates, cement,soil and, model testing of pile on the basis of which we decide the • • size of different part of the bridge, which type of material is suitable for the construction process, • • how we can minimize the cost on that particular project and also the load carrying capacity of pile. • • Afterreading all the sections one can easily understand basics of flyover construction procedure, • • dimension and minimization of the cost of the project.
Turning and Boring
A specialized treatise for machinists, students in the industrial and engineering schools, and apprentices, on turning and boring methods, etc.