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2014-2015(10 June 2014 to 10 July 2014SUBMITTED TO:MRS.GEETANJALI GANGULYASST. PROFESSOR CIVIL DEPT.

SUBMITTED BY: GAURAV KUMAR GUPTA11EAYCE037B. Tech. IV Yr., VII Sem.

A PRESENTATION ON RESIDENTIAL MULTISTOREY BUILDING Contents Introduction To Site Plan Of BuildingMaterials

Slab Design Reinforcement Foundation Plastering Formwork Concreting Vibrators Curing BrickworkCONTENTS Project details Materials used Clearing of site Excavation Foundation Masonry Work Formwork and Shuttering Electric conduits Slab and Beam Casting Plastering Flooring Water Proof Treatment

Details Of Site

Name Of Project : GADHIDHAM SITEWork : ROW HOUSING Name Of Agency : S.A. BAMBHANIA PVT. LTD.Estimated Cost : Rs 100 CRORESTotal Floor Area : 15000 SQ MTSite Location : ANJAR (Kutch) Completion Period : 3 years Plan Of Building

Building Material:-CementWaterAggregate (a)Coarse aggregate (b) Fine aggregateStoneSteelBrickTimberGlass, etc.

3-D VIEW OF ROW HOUSES

EXCAVATION

Excavation was carried out both manually as well as mechanically.Normally 1-2 earth excavators (JCBs) were used for excavating the soil.Excavation is carried out providing adequate side slopes and dressing of excavation bottom.

FoundationType Of Foundation Spread Foundation

Material Brick A Class Cement 43 Grade

Aggregate (Fine Aggregate)4.75mm

Grade Of Concrete M7.5 (1:4:8) For P.C.C.

Isolated Footing AGGEREGATES & CEMENT TEST 1.Crushing test:-This test is carried out Strength of coarse aggregate2. Abrasion test:-This test is used to find out the percentage wear due to the relative action b/w aggregate wheel. 3. Impact test:-this test is used to carried out the toughness property of the concrete aggregate.4. Soundness test:-it is used to study the resistence of aggregate to weathering action.5. Shape test:-this test is used to find out the different size of aggregate. 6. Specific gravity and water absorption test:-these tests are important for the design of concrete . theAggregate contain water permeable voids, so two measure of specific gravity of aggregates are used. BrickworkCement & Sand (1:6)Water- 40% of cement weight (std.)Thickness of joint