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  • 1.0 BASIC SCOPE OF CIVIL WORKS

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  • 1.0 OTHER SCOPE OF CIVIL WORKS

  • Scope of earthwork involves:

    Site clearance Construction of temporary site access

    EARTHWORK

    General earthwork (cut & fill) Construction of wash trough Construct of silt trap & earth drain Construction of slope/retaining system Erosion and sedimentation control

  • Site clearance

    EARTHWORK scope

    Cut/Fill

    Temporary Access

    Basement Excavation

  • EARTHWORK - scope

    retaining system

    berm drains

  • Sedimentation control

    EARTHWORK scope

    Check dam

    Silt Fence

  • EARTHWORK Design info

    Topographical map / survey plan Soil investigation rock profile/soil type Existing services survey

    Development layout Development layout

    SITE VISIT

  • EARTHWORK Design Considerations

    Topographical of the site and surrounding boundaries

    Existing road levels Existing stream/drainage discharge inverts Existing stream/drainage discharge inverts Existing sewerage connection inverts AVOID / minimize ROCK blasting Platform to suit type of development Slope whenever possible avoid retaining walls Silt control (ESCP)

  • EARTHWORK Design Compliances

    To match surrounding levels To allow future connectivity of road system To ensure NO siltation on surrounding

    neighboring landsneighboring lands To ensure FOS of slope stability To ensure soil settlement within limit To ensure soil movement do not damage

    adjacent properties

  • EARTHWORK - Design

    Platform/level design

    Volume calculations BALANCE design

    Slope/retaining system analysis & design

    Erosion and sedimentation control plan (ESCP)

  • EARTHWORK Platform Design

    To suit existing contourTo suit existing contour To suit type of developmentTo suit type of development To minimize earthwork To minimize earthwork cut & fillcut & fill To avoid retaining systemTo avoid retaining system To avoid retaining systemTo avoid retaining system Design above flood levelDesign above flood level To ensure gravity flow of infra services, To ensure gravity flow of infra services,

    such as sewer & storm watersuch as sewer & storm water Slope gradient Slope gradient to avoid strengthening to avoid strengthening

    workwork Limit maximum road gradientLimit maximum road gradient

  • EARTHWORK Volume Calculation

    Methods to calculate earthwork cut & fill:Methods to calculate earthwork cut & fill: Methods to calculate earthwork cut & fill:Methods to calculate earthwork cut & fill:

    Trapezoid Volume Method Cut sections Computer software

  • EARTHWORK Slope Design

    General design requirements:General design requirements:

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  • EARTHWORK Retaining system Type of retaining system:

    Gabion Wall Crib Wall

    RE Wall RC Wall

  • EARTHWORK Retaining wall Design

    General design requirements:General design requirements:

    Overturning Sliding Sliding Soil pressure Strength (for RC wall)

    Analysis using software

  • EARTHWORK ESC Design

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    The design criteria adopted for sediment are as follow: Basin Type : Dry Soil Type : Fine-grained loam, clay: more than 33%

    < 0.02mm Design Storm : 3 months ARI Location of Fitted Coefficient for IDF Curves : Selangor Runoff Coefficient C : Type 5 (Bare Loam, suburban

    residential with Garden)

    SIZE the SILT TRAP (Volume)

  • EARTHWORK ESC Design

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    Determine the flow direction provide earth drains to Determine the flow direction provide earth drains to divert runoff to the silt trap

    Determine locations for check dam to slow down the flow

    Determine locations of silt fence to avoid spill over of muddy water into existing road & drainage system

  • EARTHWORK PLAN:

    SILT TRAPSILT TRAP

  • EARTHWORK SECTIONS:

  • DESIGN PLANFORM IMAGES

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    ROAD AND DRAINAGE

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  • ROAD WORK Design Compliances

    To match surrounding levels To allow future connectivity of road system To meet local authorities / JKR requirements

  • ROAD WORK DesignTYPICAL LOCAL ROADS6m Full 6m premix12m 7.32m premix15m 9.0m premix20m- 9m or 4-lane 7.2m premix

  • ROAD - Design

    Road structure follow local authorities or JKR standardor JKR standard

  • ROAD - Design

    Road Junction Road Junction - Minimum radius to comply- Minimum acceleration and deceleration distance (depends on design speed)

  • ROAD - Design

    Road Alignment & super elevation for truck road or highway design

  • ROAD - Design

    Road Signage follow local authorities or JKR standard

  • DRAINAGE

    TWO MAJOR Design Objectives:TWO MAJOR Design Objectives: Storm water managementStorm water management+ Ensure post-development run-off are contain

    Urban Stormwater Management Manual for Malaysia, published by Department of Irrigation and Drainage.

    + Ensure post-development run-off are contain within the development

    Hydraulic DesignHydraulic Design+ ensure hydraulic structures have adequate

    capacity to channel run-off

  • DRAINAGE storm water management

    STORM WATER MANAGEMENTSTORM WATER MANAGEMENT :-

    POST DEVELOPMENT DISCHARGE < PRE-DEVELOPMENT DISCHARGE

  • DRAINAGE storm water management

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    Underground system

    Landscape/open space

    Landscape/park

  • DRAINAGE storm water management

    Design of Design of detention detention systemsystem Establish type of detention system Define Average Recurrent interval (ARI) Define the catchment area Define the catchment area

    Determine the Permissible Site Discharge (PSD) Determine the Site Storage Requirement (SSR) Determine the outlet & emergency spillway sizes Size the retention system Computer-aided programs

  • DRAINAGE storm water management

    Channel rain water to OSD system

    Volume Volume size the size the OSD (SSR)OSD (SSR)

    OUTLET OUTLET limit the discharge limit the discharge (PSD)(PSD)

    Overflow outlet

  • DRAINAGE OSD using underground system

    UNDERGORUND OSD

  • DRAINAGE OSD using open space

    Open Space

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    OSD

  • DRAINAGE hydraulic design

    Design considerationDesign consideration Define Average Recurrent interval (ARI) for varies

    type of drainage system (minor / major) Define the catchment area Determine the type of drains Determine the type of drains

    Type of hydraulic structuresType of hydraulic structures Drains open, closed, covered Culvert round, rectangular Open channel main drain, lined/unlined

  • DRAINAGE hydraulic design

    DesignDesign Manning equation Minimum & Maximum velocity, 0.8m/s and 4.0 m/s

  • DRAINAGE hydraulic design

    Sample Drainage design sheetSample Drainage design sheet

  • DRAINAGE hydraulic design

    Open drain Covered drain

    Culvert (Box)

  • DRAINAGE hydraulic design

    Lined Main Drain

    Main drain

    Unlined Drain/river

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    SEWERAGE

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  • SEWERAGE

    Sewerage NetworkSewerage Network

    Sewage Treatment PlantSewage Treatment Plant

  • SEWERAGE

    Design compliance Design compliance (3)(3) Guidelines for Developers on the Design and

    Installation of Sewerage System.

    M.S. 1228 : 1991 Code of Practice for Design and Installation of Sewerage System.

    Population Equivalent (PE) refer to SPANs Table

  • SEWERAGE

    PE TabulationsPE Tabulations

    Basic PE table base on type ofBasic PE table base on type of premisespremises

  • SEWERAGE

    Sewerage Planning Proposal (PDC/1)Sewerage Planning Proposal (PDC/1)

    1.1. Connect to existing sewer mainConnect to existing sewer main

    2.2. Construct own STP (Advice on reserve & Construct own STP (Advice on reserve & 2.2. Construct own STP (Advice on reserve & Construct own STP (Advice on reserve & set back compliance)set back compliance)

    3.3. Construct New Pump Station (NPS) Construct New Pump Station (NPS) advise on land reserve & set back advise on land reserve & set back compliancecompliance

  • SEWERAGE

    -- Open plant > 30mOpen plant > 30m-- Enclosed plant >10mEnclosed plant >10m-- Pump station > 20mPump station > 20m

    Buffer Zone RequirementBuffer Zone Requirement

    Land Area RequirementLand Area Requirement-- Depend on the TOTAL PE of the developmentDepend on the TOTAL PE of the development

  • SEWERAGE PLAN:

    STP Reserve & buffer zone

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  • SEWERAGE RETICULATION - design

    Sewerage Reticulation Design (PDC/2)Sewerage Reticulation Design (PDC/2)

    1. Maximum manhole spacing 0.8 m/s4. Maximum flow velocity < 4.0 m/s5. VCP, HDPE, Concrete or Cast Iron pipes6. Sewer discharge = 50 gal/person/day6. Sewer discharge = 50 gal/person/day7. Peak Factor = 4.7x(PE/1000)-0.11

    8. Hazen-Williams Equation as stated below:

    V = 0.849 CR0.63S0.54 Q = AVV = velocity in meters per secondC = Hazen-Williams coefficientR = A/P = 0.25DD = diameter in millimeter S = pipe gradient

  • SEWERAGE RETICULATION - Design

    Sewerage Reticulation Design Sheet

  • SEWERAGE RETICULATION

    HDPE Pipe

    VCP Pipe

    Laying of sewer pipe & Manhole Concrete Pipe

  • SEWERAGE TREATMENT PLANT

    Compact STP

    Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)

    Design Effluent Discharge

    1. Biochemical Oxygen Demand BOD5

  • SEWERAGE TREATMENT PLANT

    Mechanical STP extended aeration plant

    Aerated Lagoon Plant

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    WATER SUPPLY

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  • WATER SUPPLY

    Water Resources & water treatment

    Domestic water supply

  • WATER SUPPLY - ScopeScope

    From Water Main Apply to local water authority

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    Suction, pumping or reservoir, if required

    Distribution net work

  • WATER SUPPLY

    Design GuidelinesDesign Guidelines SPANs Guidelines UNIFORM TECHNICAL GUIDELINES

    WATER RETICULATION AND PLUMBING

    Water Demand calculations refer to SPANs Table

    Determine Highest Supply Level (HSL)Determine Highest Supply Level (HSL)

  • WATER SUPPLY

    Design complianceDesign compliance

    1. Maximum head losses gradient 7.5m4. Minimum residual head above the highest supply level (HSL) > 7.5m5. Minimum residual pressure above the highest supply level shall (HSL) >

    4.5m where supply is directly from elevated storage tank.

    6. Minimum residual pressure > 7.5m from platform level based on average flow plus fire flow analysis.

    7. Maximum residual pressure at any node < 30.0m for both peak flow and fire flow analysis.

    8. For average flow plus fire flow analysis, draw-off at 300 gpm (22.73 lps) is used for one hydrant.

    9. Minimum pipe size of reticulation main shall be 150mm diameter.

  • WATER SUPPLY

    Design Design HARDY CROSS MethodHARDY CROSS MethodThe network analysis for water distribution system is using Hardy Cross method and Hazen-Williams equation:

    Hf = 10.7 Q1.85

    C1.85 D4.87

    whereHf = frictional head loss (m)C = pipe roughness coefficient, 100Q = flow in pipe (m3/s)D = internal diameter of pipe (m)

  • WATER SUPPLY

    Design Design result tableresult table

    Ensure the residual head is MORE than 7.6m

  • EXTERNAL WATER PLAN:

  • WATER SUPPLY

    SUCTION TANK, PUMPING STATION & RESERVOIRSUCTION TANK, PUMPING STATION & RESERVOIRThe need depends on the location, water demand of the

    development.

    Elevated reservoir = 2/3 Storage2/3 Storage

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    Pump housePump house

  • WATER SUPPLY

    SUCTION TANK, PUMPING STATION & RESERVOIRSUCTION TANK, PUMPING STATION & RESERVOIR

    Determine BWL for reticulation

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    Incoming MUST able to reach Incoming MUST able to reach Suction Tank InletSuction Tank Inlet

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