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Monolithic Dome Construction: Jeffin C Wilson

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MONOLITHIC DOME CONSTRUCTION

Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of M.Tech Degree
in Civil Engineering of the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University
Presented by,
Jeffin C Wilson
M.Tech (S1- 1514)
Department of Civil Engineering
Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor

Under the guidance of


Ms. Namitha Chandran
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor

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CONTENT

• INTRODUCTION
• WHAT IS MONOLITHIC DOME
• SHOTCRETE
• REFERENCES

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INTRODUCTION

• Monolithic Dome is thin wall reinforced concrete shell structure.

• The structure provides safe shelter for the people area with hurricanes, fires, bomb
blasts and earthquakes.

• Building consist of an outer airtight form, polyurethane foam, reinforced concrete

• This technique is an effective alternative to conventional methods.

• A curve rotated about a central axis to form a surface, creates a DOME.

• A Monolithic dome is a structure cast in a one piece form.

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WHAT IS MONOLITHIC DOME

• A monolithic structure is a structure that is carved or cast from one piece to form a
homogeneous structure.(Mostafa et al 2018)
• It a super-insulated, steel-reinforced concrete structure.(Rashmi et al 2020)
• Structure which cast in one piece form.
• Energy efficient and designated as tornado shelter.
• Three brothers David, Barry and Randy built and patented first monolithic dome in
1975.
• Sizes range from 2.5m to 80m diameter dome.

Fig 1: Monolithic dome cross-section


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SHOTCRETE

• It is a special spray mix of concrete, applied to the interior surface of the dome.
• The steel rebar is embedded in the concrete and when about 7cm of shotcrete is
applied
• Concrete was applied by shotcrete process over a period of four days. Each day
from(1.25cm to 3.8cm)of concrete is applied.
• Blowers were left on for 8 hours and then shut off.
• The airlock was then closed for 30days to allow curing on the concrete.
• To provide a smooth finished surface, a layer of cement based plaster was alter hand
applied and finished.
• This was primed with water based acrylic latex and finished with acrylic latex
enamel.

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Table 1: Gradation of sand used for shotcrete.
Sieve Size % Passing by Weigh
No.4 100%
No.8 90%
No.16 85%
No.30 60%
No.50 30%
No.100 10%

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REFERENCES

[1] Mostafa Refat Ismail, Hazem Eldalyn (2017) - Acoustic of monolithic


dome structures, Frontiers of Architectural Research (2018) – 9
November 2017.

[2] Rashmi C Khanorkar, Prathmesh S Narkar, Ketan S Kumbhar, Parth H


Bodalia, Manoj U Deosarkar-Design and Analysis of a Monolithic
Dome using Staadpro V8i-Volume: 07 Issue: 09 | Sep 2020

[3] Arya Abhishek, PhadtareShubham, Patil Pratik, TipareHarshal,


ReetikaSharan – Design and Analysis of Geodesic Tunnel dome for An
Auditorioum –Volume: 06 Issue: 04 | apr 2019.
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