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    Adwa Center: Project 0.00kM - VERIFICA Tion of Adequacy of Props For Formwork

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    This report analyzes the adequacy of tube props used to support formwork for a building project. A 3D model was created showing props spaced at 100x100 cm with bracing. The props were modeled as 65mm diameter steel with a 3mm thickness. The slab was modeled as a uniform 25cm thick membrane to transfer both permanent and variable loads to the props. Analysis found the props have sufficient capacity to support a permanent load of 6.25 kPa and variable load of 1.5 kPa without exceeding their yield or ultimate strengths. The report concludes the prop spacing is adequate.

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    This report analyzes the adequacy of tube props used to support formwork for a building project. A 3D model was created showing props spaced at 100x100 cm with bracing. The props were modeled as 65mm diameter steel with a 3mm thickness. The slab was modeled as a uniform 25cm thick membrane to transfer both permanent and variable loads to the props. Analysis found the props have sufficient capacity to support a permanent load of 6.25 kPa and variable load of 1.5 kPa without exceeding their yield or ultimate strengths. The report concludes the prop spacing is adequate.

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    Propos Analysis

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    This report analyzes the adequacy of tube props used to support formwork for a building project. A 3D model was created showing props spaced at 100x100 cm with bracing. The props were modeled as 65mm diameter steel with a 3mm thickness. The slab was modeled as a uniform 25cm thick membrane to transfer both permanent and variable loads to the props. Analysis found the props have sufficient capacity to support a permanent load of 6.25 kPa and variable load of 1.5 kPa without exceeding their yield or ultimate strengths. The report concludes the prop spacing is adequate.

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    Adwa Center: Project 0.00kM - VERIFICA Tion of Adequacy of Props For Formwork

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    ADWA CENTER:

    PROJECT
    0.00kM
    ------------------------
    ------------------------
    ---------VERIFICA
    TION OF
    ADEQUACY OF
    PROPS FOR
    FORMWORK

    27 March 2020
    ADWA CENTER: PROJECT 0.00kM ------VERIFICATION OF ADEQUACY OF PROPS FOR FORMWORK SUPPORT

    Contents

    1 INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................1

    2 MODELLING AND LOADING.......................................................................................1

    2.1 Structural Modeling.......................................................................................................1

    2.2 LOADING......................................................................................................................2

    3 CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................5

    Figure 2-1 3D of the Model.......................................................................................................2

    Figure 2-2 Plan @ 3mt.............................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

    Figure 2.3 - Elevation..............................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

    Figure 2-4 Variable loading.....................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

    Figure 2-5 Axial Force Permanet Load ...................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

    Figure 2-6 Axial Load variable load........................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

    Figure 2-7 Design.....................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

    ESKINDER ARCHITECTS
    ADWA CENTER: PROJECT 0.00kM ------------------------------------PATTERN LIVE LOAD DESIGN REPORT FOR BUS LANE

    1 INTRODUCTION
    This is a verification report to show the adequacy of the tube props used to support the
    formwork as per the request of the consultant

    2 MODELLING AND LOADING


    2.1 Structural Modeling

    The props spacing is 100x 100 cm and it has a bracing at middle height in both
    directions. We have taken a prop size of 65 mm (Diam) and thickness of 3mm.
    (Information collected from the contractor). The slab is modelled as a membrane with
    a thickness of 25 cm to transfer the load (both permanent and variable) to the props.
    The props are supported at the midpoint with other props of the same size. The
    support at the bottom is pin. The top of the props is released as the connection cannot
    support moment. A story height of 3 mt is taken for modelling. Yield strength of the
    props is taken as 235Mpa and ultimate tensile strength 360Mpa.

    Figure 2-1 3 D View of the Model

    2.2 LOADING

    The following loading are taken to calculate the axial force on the props.

    Permanent Load - Gk = 0.25X 25=6.25 Kpa

    ESKINDER ARCHITECTS Page | 1


    ADWA CENTER: PROJECT 0.00kM ------------------------------------PATTERN LIVE LOAD DESIGN REPORT FOR BUS LANE

    NB: The slab thickness is 13 cm and there are secondary and primary beams of size
    60x 40 and 45x25. In order to calculate the total dead load assumption is made to take
    a uniform slab of thickness 25 cm that will result in a conservative dead load on the
    props.

    Variable Load - Qk= 1.5 Kpa

    Fig-2.2 Plan @ 3mt

    ESKINDER ARCHITECTS Page | 2


    ADWA CENTER: PROJECT 0.00kM ------------------------------------PATTERN LIVE LOAD DESIGN REPORT FOR BUS LANE

    Fig 2.3 - Elevation

    Fig 2.4 – Variable Loading

    ESKINDER ARCHITECTS Page | 3


    ADWA CENTER: PROJECT 0.00kM ------------------------------------PATTERN LIVE LOAD DESIGN REPORT FOR BUS LANE

    Fig 2.5 -Axial force – Permanent Load

    Fig 2.6 -Axial force – Variable Load

    ESKINDER ARCHITECTS Page | 4


    ADWA CENTER: PROJECT 0.00kM ------------------------------------PATTERN LIVE LOAD DESIGN REPORT FOR BUS LANE

    Fig 2.7 -Design

    3 CONCLUSION

    As per the result obtained above the prop spacing is sufficient enough to support the
    action coming on it.

    ESKINDER ARCHITECTS Page | 5

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