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GOVERNEMNRNT OF INDIA

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (THIRUCHIRA PALLY)

QUALITY ASSURANCE DOCUMENT No:2 Date: 25-04-2015

Sl.No. (1)

Particulars (2)

Remarks (3)

1.1a

Name of work C/o Stage I of ‘Phase I Construction of Permanent campus’ for ‘Indian Institute of Management, Tiruchirappalli’ at the site adjacent to Bharathidasan University on Trichy -Pudukottai Road, Trichy .(Packages II and III)

1.1b General description and number of packages contemplated for the entire project

Enclosed as Annexure I

1.1c Administrative approval & expenditure sanction

Rs. 332,72,00,000 Vide letter No: Nil Dated 20.04.2014

1.1d Brief specifications Enclosed as Annexure II

1.1e Name of architectural agency CHANDAVARKAR & THACKER CONSULTNATS PRIVATE LIMITED, Bangalore

1.2a Sub-Division and name of the officer in charge

1) IIM Trichy Project Division-I: Sub division I, II, III Sh. C.S.Abineesh, AEE(C) Sh. C.Sunderam, AE(C) Sh.Sajikumar, AE(C).

2) IIM Trichy Project Division-II: Sub division I, II, III Sh.P R Laxmanan AE(C).

3) IIM Trichy Project Electrical Division: Sub Division I Sh. Siva Kumar Reddy AEE(E) Sh. Muthu Selvan JE(E)

1.2b Division and name of the officer in charge Shri B.Srinivas, Executive Engineer(Civil) IIM Trichy Project Division-I, CPWD,Trichy. Sh. R.D.ShajilKumar, Executive Engineer (Elect.) IIM Trichy Project Electrical Division,CPWD,Trichy.

1.2c Project Circle and name of the officer in charge

Shri. P.Kanaka Raju, Project Manager, IIM Trichy Project Circle, Central PWD, Trichy.

1.2d Zone and name of the officer in charge Shri P.P.Srinivasan, Chief Engineer(SZ)IV, CPWD, Madurai.

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1.3a Name of the main agency/contractor Shapoorji Pallonji And Company Private Ltd.,

1.3b Registration class Maharastra PWD Class 1-A

1.4a Agreement No. 03/CE/IIMTPD/2014-15.

1.4b Whether minimum Quality Assurance plan forms a part of agreement

As per para 1.45 page no: 13 of 130 of Volume III of VI volumes of agreement

1.5a Stipulated time and date of start 04.01.2015(Date of handing over of site)

1.6a Stipulated time and date of completion 03.01.2017

1.7a Estimated cost put to tender(Rs) Rs.290,19,28,898/-

1.7b Schedule of rates applicable DSR 2013 / LMR

1.8a Accepted tendered cost with overall percentage

Rs.326,40,00,000/-

12.47% above

1.9 Percentage progress at time of inspection vis-à-vis expected as per contract and reasons for delay, if any

10% (Work is progressing as per schedule)

1.9a Physical progress 10%

1.9b Availability of architectural drawings Available

1.9c Availability of structural drawings Structural drawings available except library , sports complex, OHT, Married students hostel and MDPblock. Same also under preparation.

1.9d Civil work status Enclosed as Annexure III

1.9e Electrical works status(Internal elec./Lift/AC/External/Solar)

All items except for high side AC works are included in this agreement. Since the RCC frame work is in progress, only Internal EI is in progress as per civil works

1.9f Status of peripheral services Road and Drain work started. Casting of drain is under progress

1.9g GRIHA compliance Registered for 4 start GRIHA LD. Initial site visit done by GRIHA team and documents being furnished by IIMT and agency

1.10a Name of QA official Dr.N.Ravi

1.11a Officials with designation and representative of agency present

Shri. T. VENKATESWARAN, Project Director

1.12a Date of inspection and its sequential number

Inspection No:2 Inspection date: 25-04-2015

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2.0a Deployment of quality assurance aids: Drawing register Inspection register Site order book Cement register(Bulk supply/Packaged supply) Hindrance register Road metal account Material at site register

Drawing register, site order book and hindrance register are maintained separately for separate type of buildings. All other register are maintained commonly

2.1a Copy of agreement Yes

2.1b CPWD specifications with( upto date) correction slips

Yes

2.1c List of ISI marked/approved materials to be used

Materials as specified in the Agreement (Annexure IV)

2.1d Guard file containing inspection and quality assurance reports of CTE/QA/AE(QC)/CE/SE etc.

Soft copies are available for reference. Hard copies are under preparation.

2.1e Testing facilities to check confirmations to acceptance criteria

Site testing lab was established by the agency

2.1f QACW circulars on QC/QA Yes

2.1g Deployment of test registers: Concrete Paints and other materials

Yes

2.2a Is field laboratory existing and well equipped

Yes

3.0a Departmental [procedural aspects: As per Specifications and Standard Engineering practices.

3.1a Maintenance of inspection register Yes

3.2a Highlights of inspection by CE/SE and their compliance

Yes

3.3a Are test registers maintained in standard forms?

Yes

3.4a Are test register reviewed by EE/SE with dates

Yes

3.5a Is cement store checked by AE/EE periodically as stipulated?

Yes

3.5b Comment on cement stock with reference to cement register

Cement register is being updated regularly.

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3.6a Is site order book properly maintained? Yes

3.6b Is site order book reviewed by EE/SE?(mention details)

For Each individual block one site order book has been issued and being maintained

3.6c Have timely notices been issued to the agency with schedule of defects/damages and date of compliance? In case of failure to rectify defects/damages whether action under clause 14/17 initiated?

Yes, any shortcomings observed are brought to notice of agency through letters/mails from PMC and the same are being rectified/attended immediately.

4.0a Process control aspects:

4.1a Is soil investigation done? Give details. Soil investigation has been done. Report is available. ( Annexure V )

4.2a Suitability of water for construction: Source

Supply from bore wells.

4.2b Has water been tested and approved by engineer in charge before construction?

Yes, Copy of water test result is attached as Annexure VI

4.2c Has water been tested subsequently (i.e. after every 3 months) and found fit for use in works?

Yes

4.3a Are 10%(25% for concrete) of all samples for testing taken in presence of EE as per DG(W)’s O.M. No.28/7/86-Wi(DG),Circular No.9/87 dt. 1.9.1987/6.10.1987?

Yes

4.4a Are all mandatory tests carried out at stipulated frequency?

Yes

4.5a Are materials approved by engineer-in-charge? If so, are samples available at site?

Yes

4.6a Are sample units/items completed and approved by engineer-in-charge before commencement of mass finishing works?

Yes, mock up unit will be done for approval

4.7a Specific control on RCC work like centering/shuttering and schedule of making them available with work requirement, proportioning with boxes, mixing by full bag capacity hopper fed mixer, control of slump, placing/compaction with vibrator

Yes, Same mix is used for all structural elements of the various buildings

4.8a Any other particular comment on adequacy of process control

Adequate process control exist

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5.0a Site inspection for observation and comments on quality control system in place

Adequate control systems are in place

5.0b Deployment of safety measures All necessary safety measures are being deployed. 1) Entry inside the site is allowed with safety

shoes, helmet, safety glasses, etc. 2) Barricading 3) Safety induction given to labour

(periodically), visitors etc. 4) Proper staging and safety belt for working in

heights, 5) Assembly point has been earmarked near all

buildings in case of emergency evacuation. The same will be used for giving safety training for labours

5.1a General ---

5.1b Comments on compliance of Quality Assurance plan for the work by SE/CE for works more than Rs.10 crores

Being reviewed periodically be SE/CE. CE’s inspection Note Dt.12.02.2015 is perused.

5.2a Observation on floors slopes (especially in bath, WC kitchen, terrace, Balcony etc.)

Presently only Concrete work is going and being laid with necessary slopes and levels being ensured before concreting.

5.3a Observation of QC for dampness/leakages prevention. If dampness/leakages noticed, then state locations and probable reasons

Not applicable at this stage. Will be taken up at appropriate stages

5.4a Samples collected by QC core/cell As and when required by PMC.

6.0a Observations on site material QC aspects. (Keeping in view the requirement of contract specification; BIS marked/CPWD approved products etc.)(Attach additional sheet if required)

All materials used in the work are as per IS and CPWD specifications. However the approved material list enclosed as Annexure IV

7.0a Observations on workmanship QC aspects.(Attach separate sheet if required)

Full fledged QC team is working on the QC aspects from agency side and PMC is ensuring QC aspects. Apart from this, both engineer of IIMT and AED consultant’s engineers are ensuring QC aspects.Over and above, TPQA being done by undersigned

8.0a Bill details: Test audit of RA bill (Indicate RA bill No., gross amount, Vr. No. and date)

1.Mobilization advance of Rs.5,00,00,000/- Vr.No. 75 Dated 31.12.2014. 2. R.A. Bills 1 Rs.3,80,71,660/- Vr.No.41 Dated 19.03.2015 3. R.A.Bill 2 (Advance payment) Rs. 4,29,67,948/- Vr.

No.61 Dated 31.03.2015

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8.0b Whether all test registers MAS register, Hindrance register submitted with the bill?

Yes

8.0c Whether checking of all registers as stated above done by AE(P) and their receipt acknowledged by AO in Division office

Yes, being checked by bill passing division. However,it is awaited the posting of regular AO for acknowledgement of receipt of registers,while paying the RA bill.

8.1a Deviation in quantities (modified vide OM DG/MAN/290 dt.01.10.2013): Whether deviation in quantities noticed?

Nil

8.1b If so, the reason thereof and whether prior approval of competent authority has been obtained before allowing deviations?

N.A. in view of above

8.1c Whether revised T/S is required due to these deviations? If yes, action taken

NA

8.2a Items not conforming to specification: Whether notice was issued as specified in contact?

NA

8.2b Whether approval in principle was obtained from competent authority before acceptance of substandard work?

NA

8.3a Extra/Substituted items(Modified vide OM DG/MAN/290 dt. 1.10.2013) Are justifications of items in remark column of EI/SI proper?

Since the work is in initial stages, no EI/SI has cropped up.

8.3b Whether prior approval of competent authority for EI/SI has been obtained before execution?

NA

8.3c Whether sanction of competent authority issued?

NA

8.4a Part Rates-whether rates held back are adequate?

NA

8.5a Comments on secured advance paid with reference to materials lying at site.

S.A. is paid for the materials received at site and as per Agreement conditions only.

8.6a Test check by AE/EE: Critical items:

RA bill No.1 bills are paid after completing mandatory requirements

8.6b Hidden items: RA bill No.1 bills are paid after completing mandatory requirements

8.6c Extent(whether satisfactory) Proper

8.7a Any other observation[The observation made about quality of material and workmanship relate to only what could be seen randomly at locations specified .The

Inspection notes attached as per Annexure VII

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executive engineer and supervisory staff shall thoroughly inspect the entire Work for such defects as observed as well as for other defects and take suitable remedial measures properly. The executive engineer shall be responsible for accepting any defective work that went unnoticed but pointed out during such inspection.)

8.8a Progress of work and programme chart (Modified vide OM DG/MAN/290 dt.01.10.2013) Whether progress of work is as per stipulated milestone/approved revised mile stone? If no, action taken by EE

Yes

8.8b Whether contractor has submitted the programme to complete the various activities of work within the stipulated date of completion as per contract condition duly accepted by EE?

Yes

8.8c Whether the monthly progress report submitted by contractor as per programme submitted has been certified by JE/AE and reviewed by EE/SE?

Yes

8.8d Deployment of equipment/machinery with time schedule

Deployed in line with work program

8.8e Any notice under clause 3(a), (b) or (c) for inordinate delays has been issued or not. If yes, the action taken by EE.

NA

8.8f Review of hindrances and action taken by officers concerned to overcome them

Every week, work progress review meeting is being conducted to discuss about the progress and hindrances if any. Necessary steps being taken to remove those hindrances, apart from day-to-day review for minor issues are sorted out by raising RFIs

8.8g Availability of sanitation facility to workmen and submission of labour reports

Sanitation facilities are provided. Labour reports are complied as per agreement conditions.

8.8h Labour welfare measures Canteen established for labour.

8.8i Insurance policy to cover construction policy

Car Policy is taken by agencies

8.9 Initiative on use of innovative technology 1) GRIHA rating is being adopted 2) Rain water harvesting being effectively

proposed without letting of water drainage outside the site ( two ponds of area 17,000 and 6000 sqm are being created)

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3) Recycled water is proposed to use for horticulture, chiller plant and flushing. (No waste water is running out of campus)

4) Solar panels to harness the solar energy for efficient use of energy.

5) Cup lock system and table form shuttering (aluminium doca system) has been used to enhance the speed of work to match with the schedule.

6) Since the building designs are unique, formwork and shuttering design had been asked from the contractor and the same has been checked before execution.

7) LEC roofing system is proposed to reduce electricity loads.

8) Water saver fixtures are proposed for effective utilization of water and to avoid wastage.

9) Glazing system is designed extensively for effective utilization of day light.

10) Under Green initiative,800 saplings have been planted at various location inside the campus to make it environment friendly. Further it is planned to plant more saplings along the boundary of the public nalla as well as in OSR areas.

11) Safety measures are witnessed at site

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The Phase I construction of IIMT permanent campus is mandated to be ‘GRIHA COMPLIANT’ with 4 star rating. Accordingly, all the buildings are proposed to be provided with green building concepts like usage of green building materials in the construction, usage of water saver fittings for water supply and energy efficient electrical fittings and fixtures. CIVIL WORKS: The following provisions are made in this estimate for civil works of stage I of phase I construction.

(i) INSTITUTIONAL AREA OF CAMPUS: a. Administrative Building: The Building will be 3 storied RCC framed construction with 4

wings in each floor with a connecting bridge at each floor level. One wing(Wing ‘B’) in 2nd floor is proposed to be completed with hall type construction and flooring laid, so as to give an aesthetic and completed look for usage of such space in future and also to avoid any disturbance due to future construction activity to the administrative functions of the institute. Further a board room is proposed on the 3rd floor over the connecting bridge portion alone.

b. Academic Block: The class rooms portion will be of 2 storied RCC framed construction

(except for 1 No. of 250 seater class rooms and 2 Nos. of 120 seater class room, which will be of only single storied construction) with, 4 Nos. of 80 seater class rooms, 4 Nos. of 50 seater class rooms, 4 Nos. of 25 seater class rooms, 6 Nos. of multipurpose rooms and one finance lab.

The portion of faculty rooms along the campus arcade will be of 2 storied RCC framed construction with 64 Nos. of faculty/ Visiting faculty rooms and 12 Nos. of Secretarial Assistant’s rooms/ Teaching Assistant rooms apart from faculty lounges. An amphitheatre is proposed between class room portion and faculty room portion.

c. MDP Block: This block consists of both Residential and Academic areas.

The Academic portion will be 2 storied RCC framed construction with 1 No. 80 seater class room, 2 Nos. of 60 seater class rooms, 2 Nos. of 40 seater class rooms, one computer room, 2 Nos. of studio rooms with necessary kitchen and dining areas.

The Residential portion will be 4 storied RCC framed construction with 49 Nos. of residential rooms and 6 Nos. of suite rooms, one common rooms, and one electrical rooms

d. Library: The Library will be 5 storied RCC framed construction with ‘basement plus 4

upper floor’. Server room for data centre and network operations and IT meeting room are provided in basement, Computer class room in first floor, digital library and digital library store in third floor

e. Sports Complex: This building will be of single storied RCC framed construction with

provision for carrom/chess, Billiards, Meditation/Yoga room, Gymnasium, Table Tennis, Squash court, Short course, Swimming pool, Sauna etc. and 2 badminton courts with

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Galvalume sheet roofing. One amphitheatre is also proposed on the rear side of the building.

f. PG Students Hostel Block: Students hostel will be 4 storied RCC framed construction with 70 Nos. of single occupancy rooms (2 for persons with physical disabilities(PwD)) in each block with common toilets and it is proposed to construct 7 such blocks in phase I construction, housing a total of 490 Nos. of students. The middle cut out portions are proposed to be covered with MS truss frame work and sheeting and planned to be housing sun photo voltaic cells.

g. Students Mess Block: Mess Block will be single storied RCC framed construction with 2 Nos. of 150 seating capacity dining areas each, with necessary kitchen, bain maries, electrical and AHU rooms and toilets.

h. Miscellaneous service blocks: Blocks such as Day care centre, Dispensary, Canteen, Faculty

club, Laundry block and Estate office (for immediate project site office purpose) are proposed to be single storied RCC framed construction. The Security block will be of 2 storied RCC framed construction.

i. Married Students hostel: This block will be 5 storied RCC framed construction with stilt

floor for parking and upper floors with 30 units of 2 bed room housing in each block. One such blocks is proposed to be constructed with a total of 30 residential married students hostel units under stage I of phase I construction.

(II). RESIDENTIAL AREA OF CAMPUS:

a. Staff Housing: It is proposed to construct one block of Type A housing with 3 bed rooms, for each unit, with 22 such quarters in a block. The block will be of 4 storied RCC framed construction(stilt for parking and 3 upper floors for residences)

Similarly one block for Type ‘B’(with 2 bed rooms) housing is proposed with 22 units for each block. These blocks also will be of 4 storied RCC framed construction (stilt for parking and 3 upper floor for residences).

b. Faculty Residences: These will be individual duplex type bungalows with 3 bed rooms of

RCC framed construction for housing the faculty members. A total of 40 such units (out of total 40 units, 2 units are proposed for barrier free utility for persons with physical disabilities) are proposed under stage I of phase I construction. Each unit is provided with garage for parking.

c. Director’s Residence: This unit will be of duplex type RCC framed construction with one office room.

The broad specifications for civil works of various buildings are enclosed vide Annexure B. CIVIL BULK SERVICES AND OTHER ALLIED WORKS: The provision is also made in this estimate for civil bulk services and other allied works like:

a. Development of campus site with internal roads for main Academic and Residential spine roads,

storm water drains and sewer lines. The entire road network shall be of bituminous road.

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b. Pre-construction anti termite treatment of the campus buildings. c. Over head tank for gravity flow of water for faculty residences (with single pumping for the

present and pumping twice daily in the future). For other buildings, sumps of suitable capacity are being proposed with direct pressure pumping to terrace water tanks of respective buildings.

d. Water treatment plant of 225 KLD (with necessary R.O system for drinking water requirements alone).

e. Sewage treatment plants with MBBR technology of total of 165 KLD capacities with 2 STPs (100 KLD and 65 KLD), one each for institutional area (with necessary pumping arrangements) and one for residential area as per the standard design requirement.

f. Tertiary treatment for STP treated water of 100KLD for HVAC chiller requirement. g. Utility crossing pipes across the roads of the entire campus. h. Provision for Architectural features of glass reinforced concrete Jali with MS frame work for all

the buildings is added. i. Creation water bodies with EPDM lining. j. Utility buildings like pump room, DG set rooms, etc.

. ELECTRICAL WORKS: - The following provisions are made in this estimate for Electrical and Mechanical services of stage I of phase I construction..

1) 11 KV / 433 V substations 2) Power distribution system 3) Internal electrification works 4) Low side HVAC works 5) HT DG sets 6) UPS 7) Lifts 8) Fire fighting system 9) Fire alarm system 10) Public Address System 11) Street lighting limited to main roads and built up areas 12) Automatic power transfer switches with dual metering for all residences with necessary

power cabling Electrical substations: One receiving station to receive 11 KV HT supply with 7 sub stations at different locations with compact / dry type/ ONAN type transformers of required capacity is proposed. All Substation equipments comprising of HT panels, Transformers, LT panels, Bus trunking from Transformers to LT Panels, APFC panels and other allied items are included in Sub stations. HT looped ring main cable is proposed through the outer ring road of the campus with VCB & RMGs. Internal electrification works: Internal electrical works proposed are of wiring with Fire Retardant PVC insulated copper conductor cable in surface / recessed PVC conduit with modular type switches, accessories and energy efficient fittings. Power wiring, telephone and LAN wiring with socket outlets. Lighting controls and sensors as per requirement is also proposed. HVAC system: All the main buildings viz., Academic, Admin, Library, MDP, PGP Hostels and Married Student’s Hostels are proposed to be air conditioned with chilled water plants. PGP Hostels and Married

Annexure ‘C’ Student’s Hostels are proposed to be air conditioning during off period of other major loads (i.e. during night times only).Low side HVAC works like fan coil units, chilled water piping arrangement inside the

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buildings are included in the above said buildings. Air conditioning with VRF System of 70 HP capacity is proposed for Sports Complex, faculty club, Day Care Centre etc. HT DG sets: HT DG sets of 1010 KVA each with synchronizing and AMF panels are proposed at the main receiving station. UG fuel tank for HT DG sets is also proposed.One trolley mounted LT DG set of 500 KVA is proposed as standby. UPS: UPS of capacity 50 KVA for Admin block and 40 KVA for Academic block is proposed. 150 KVA for Library Block (including Server Rooms),40 KVA for MDP Academic block and 7 KVA for ancillary buildings like security cabin and dispensary is also proposed. All the UPS are proposed with 30 minutes battery backup. The UPS for the main institute server is not included in the scope as it is proposed to utilize the existing UPS of institute. Lifts: Total 21 numbers lifts (19 Nos. 13 passenger and 2 Nos. 8 passenger) are proposed as per individual building requirements. Fire fighting and alarm system: Fire fighting installations with Wet risers / Down comers and allied items are proposed for individual buildings as per NBC requirement. Automatic sprinkler system is also proposed in the Library. . Similarly Fire alarms with manual and or automatic detection system are proposed in individual buildings as per requirement. Solar PV system: Roof top solar PV panel of total 105 KW (15 KW capacity in each PGP hostel block) is proposed. Street Lighting: Street lighting with LED fittings and automatic control is proposed for Main roads.

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IIM - TRICHY - MATERIAL & SPECIFICATION LIST

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SPACES FLOORING FINISH RAILING FALSE CELINGINTERNAL EXTERNAL

ENTRANCE FOYER

Kota flooring + Jaisalmer

border with Kota Skirting

Texture paint+ Plastic

Emulsion paint

Metal false

ceiling

LIVING ROOM/FAMILY ROOM




Emulsion paintCOURT YARD Cobble stone

OFFICE SPACE

Engineered Wooden

floor


Emulsion paint

STAIRCASEKota flooring with Kota Skirting

Texture paint+ Plastic Emulsion paint

Teak wood handrail with MS Railing

DINING ROOMKota flooring + Jaisalmer border with Kota Skirting


BED ROOM 01Vitrified Tiles with VT skirting Plastic Emulsion paint

ATT. TOILET Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling

BED ROOM 02Vitrified Tiles with VT skirting Plastic Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling

KITCHEN Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile Dado+Plastic Emulsion paint

SERVICE BAY/UTILITY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic Emulsion paint

PORCH Cobble stones

STAIRCASEKota flooring with Kota Skirting


Teak wood handrail with MS Railing

CONNECTION - FIRST

FLOOR Kota flooring + Jaisalmer border with Kota Skirting


BED ROOM 03 (Master bed)Vitrified Tiles with VT skirting Plastic Emulsion paint



BALCONY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles MS Railing

BED ROOM 04

Vitrified Tiles with VT

skirting Plastic Emulsion paint






TERRACESIntegrated water proofing + APP membrane MS Railing

ROOFIntegrated water proofing + APP membrane MS Railing

ROOF

Granite Wet cladding/Textur

e paint/

Structural Glazing/ GRC

Jalli/ Grit Plaster

Texture paint/ GRC Jalli/ Grit Plaster

IIM - TRICHY - MATERIAL & SPECIFICATION LISTWALL FINISH

DIRECTORS HOUSE

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SPACES FLOORING FINISH RAILING FALSE CELING

INTERNAL EXTERNAL

ENTRANCE FOYER



Texture paint +

Plastic Emulsion paint

Metal false

ceiling

LIVING ROOM



Texture paint +


COURT YARD Cobble stone

CONNECTION - L/D



Texture paint +


STAIRCASE

Kota flooring with Kota

Skirting

Texture paint +


Teak wood

handrail with

MS Railing

DINING ROOM



Texture paint +


DINING DECK



BED ROOM 01




Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Ceramic tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

SERVICE STAIRCASE MS Staircase Paint Finish MS Railing

PORCH Cobble stone

STAIRCASE


Skirting

Texture paint +

Plastic Emulsion paint MS Railing

CONNECTION - FIRST

FLOOR



Texture paint +


BED ROOM 02 (Master bed)




Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


BED ROOM 03




Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


SERVANTS ROOM

Vitrified Tiles with



Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

TERRACES

Integrated water proofing

+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF


+ APP membrane Parapet wall

ROOF

s

Texture paint/

GRC Jalli/ Grit

plaster


FACULTY HOUSE

GROUND FLOOR

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ENTRANCE FOYER



Texture paint +


LIVING ROOM



Texture paint +


CORRIDOR



Texture paint +


BED ROOM 01



DINING ROOM



Texture paint +


BED ROOM 02



BED ROOM 03



TOILET Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


Ceramic tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

SERVICE STAIRCASE MS Staircase Paint Finish MS Railing

SERVANTS ROOM




Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

PORCH Cobble stone

ROOF




HANDICAPPED FACULTY HOUSE

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit plaster

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ENTRANCE


skirting

Texture paint +

Plastic Emulsion

paint

LIVING ROOM/DINING ROOM


Skirting

Texture paint +

Plastic Emulsion

paint

BALCONY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

BED ROOM 01 (Master)


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling

BED ROOM 02


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

BED ROOM 03


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

BATH Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Ceramic tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

UTILITY/SERVICE BAY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado/Plastic

Emulsion paint

STAIRCASE


Skirting

Texture paint +

Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teak wood

hand rail with

MS railing

LIFT LOBBIES



Texture paint +

Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teak wood

hand rail with

MS railing

LIFTS



SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

ELECTRICAL ROOM

IPS flooring + antistatic

mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

STILT PARKING Cement concrete flooring

Apex paint/Column

guards

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF



ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster


STAFF HOUSE TYPE A/B

Units

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RECEPTION



Plastic Emulsion

paint As per interiors

LOBBY/CORRIDOR



Plastic Emulsion

paint As per interiors

AV/THEATER ROOM

Engineered Wooden

floor

Plastic Emulsion

paint/As per interior

scheme/AV

ConsultantsBADMINTON/CENTRAL

COURT Synthetic flooring

GAMES ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint As per interior

scheme

GYMNASIUM Linonium

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

ACTIVITY/CLASS ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

DECK

Antiskid Vitrified

Tiles+flamed granite

TOILETS Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

TOILET LOBBIES Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion

paint

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




FACULTY CLUB

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

BALCONY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

CORRIDOR



M.S Railing

with Parapet

wall

GROUD FLOOR COMMON

AREA



Plastic Emulsion

paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling

TOILET LOBBIES


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

LIFTS Kota flooring

SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

STAIRCASE Kota flooring

Plastic Emulsion

paint M.S Railing

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

ACTIVITY BRIDGES



Plastic Emulsion

paint M.S Railing

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




PGP HOSTEL

Units

Common area

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

DINING AREA Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion

paint

BAIN MARIE/SERVING AREA



Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

CORRIDOR



Plastic Emulsion

paint

HAND WASH Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


Plastic Emulsion

paint

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

KITCHEN



Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

DISHWASH/GARBAGE

ROOM



Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

LOADING/UNLOADING AREA



Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

GAS BANK Cement floor MS Mesh

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




PGP MESS

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II

USER

Typewritten Text


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

ENTRANCE



Texture paint+Plastic

Emulsion paint

LIVING ROOM/DINING ROOM


skirting

Texture paint+Plastic

Emulsion paint

BED ROOM 01 (Master)


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paintBED ROOM 02/STUDY

ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

BATH Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

UTILITY/SERVICE BAY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile

Dado/Plastic

Emulsion paint

STAIRCASE


Skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teak wood

hand railing

with M.S

Railing

LIFT LOBBIES



Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teak wood

hand railing

with M.S

Railing

LIFTS Kota flooring

SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

STILT PARKING Cement concrete flooring

Apex paint/Column

guards

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF



ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit plaster

Texture paint/

Grit plaster


MARRIED STUDENT HOSTEL

Units

Common area

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

OFFICE CUBICALS


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

DIRECTOR/CHAIRMAN's

OFFICE


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

CONFERENCE ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

BOARD ROOM

Engineer Wooden

flooring

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

MEETING ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

OPEN OFFICE AREA


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

RECEPTION

Polished Finish Granite

with Granite skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

LOBBY/

CORRIDOR/PASSAGES



Plastic Emulsion


scheme


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Plastic Emulsion


scheme

LIFTS



SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

STAIRCASE

Polished Finish Granite /

Kota with Granite skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

S.S Railing

with SS

verticals

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

AHU


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

STAFF CAFETERIA Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

PANTRY Kota flooring & skirting

Vitrified tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

TERRACES

Roof Insulation with

water proofing

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF


water proofing Parapet wall

ROOF

Granite Dry

cladding/Texture

paint/ Structural

Glazing/ Grit

plaster

Granite Dry

cladding/Texture

paint/ Structural

Glazing/ Grit

plaster


ADMINISTRATION

Units

Common area

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

OFFICE CUBICALS


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

OPEN OFFICE AREA


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

CLASS ROOMS

Carpet + Engineer

wooden flooring

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

COMPUTER ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

RESTAURANT/FOOD COURT



Plastic Emulsion


scheme

RESTAURANT/FOOD COURT-

EXTERIOR SPILL OUT Flamed granite

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

RESIDENTIAL SINGLE

ROOM


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

ATT. TOILETS Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling

RESIDENTIAL SUITE ROOM Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

ATT. TOILETS Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling

RECEPTION



Plastic Emulsion


scheme

LOBBY



Plastic Emulsion


scheme

CORRIDOR/PASSAGES


Skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

Teak wood

handrail and

S.S Railing

with Parapet

wall


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Plastic Emulsion


scheme

LIFTS


Skirting

SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

STAIRCASE


Skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teak wood

handrail and

S.S Railing

with Parapet

wall

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

AHU


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint


Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

PANTRY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

TERRACES


water proofing

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF



Common area

ROOF

Granite Dry

cladding/Texture

paint/ Grit plaster


MDP

Units

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

RECEPTION



Plastic Emulsion

paint

LOBBY



Plastic Emulsion

paint

STACK AREA



Plastic Emulsion

paint

READING AREA



Plastic Emulsion

paint

ACTIVITY AREA/CLASS

ROOMS/CAFETERIA



Plastic Emulsion

paint

OFFICES/CUBCALS



Plastic Emulsion

paintNoC/COMPUTER

CENTER/DATA CENTER Raise/Deck Flooring

Plastic Emulsion

paint

STORES IPS flooring

Plastic Emulsion

paint

LIFTS Kota with Kota skirting

SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

STAIRCASE/RAMPS Kota with Kota skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teak wood

handrail and

S.S finish

Railing with

SS verticals

CORRIDOR/PASSAGES




Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal false

ceiling


Plastic Emulsion

paint

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

AHU


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

TERRACES

Roof insulation with

water proofing MS Mesh

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




LIBRARY

Bisazza

tiles/Texture

paint/ Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

FACULTY OFFICE


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

SECRETARY


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

TEACHING ASSISTANTS


skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

CLASS ROOMS

Carpet + Engineer

wooden flooring

Plastic Emulsion


scheme/As per AV

Consultants

SEMINAR ROOM

Carpet + Engineer

wooden flooring

Plastic Emulsion


scheme/As per AV

Consultants

MULTIPURPOSE CLASS

ROOM

Engineer wooden

flooring

Plastic Emulsion


scheme/As per AV

Consultants

COMPUTER ROOM Kota with Kota skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

MEETING/DISCUSION ROOM Kota with Kota skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

GUEST/VISITOR LOUNGE Kota with Kota skirting

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

CAMPUS ARCADE Kota with Kota skirting

CORRIDOR/PASSAGES Kota with Kota skirting

Teakwood

hand rail and

S.S Railing

with Parapet

wall


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

Metal False

ceiling


Plastic Emulsion


scheme

LIFTS Kota with Kota skirting

SS Cladding/As

specified by Lift

Vendors

STAIRCASE Kota with Kota skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

Teakwood

hand rail and

S.S Railing

with Parapet

wall

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

AHU


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

PANTRY Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

AMPHITHEATER Flamed Granite Tile

TERRACES


water proofing

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF



ROOF

Granite Dry

cladding/Texture

paint/ Grit plaster

Granite Dry

cladding/Texture

paint/ Structural

Glazing/ GRC

Jalli/ Apex paint


ACADEMIC

Units

Common area

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

SHOPS


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

FOOD COURT


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

KITCHEN/SERVING

COUNTERS



Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

HAND WASH Antiskid Vitrified Tiles

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


Plastic Emulsion

paint

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

DISHWASH/GARBAGE

ROOM



Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




CANTEEN

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

CONSULTATION ROOMS


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

TREATMENT ROOMS


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

EMERGENCY ROOM


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

WARDS/NURSE STATION


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

PHARMACY


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

RECEPTION/LOBBY/CORRID

ORS



Plastic Emulsion

paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




DISPENSARY

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint Grit

Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

AnnexureII

USER

Typewritten Text


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

RECEPTION/LOBBY/CORRID

ORS



Plastic Emulsion

paint

PRE-SCHOOL PLAY ROOM


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

PANTRY


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

BABY'S PLAY ROOM


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper

TODDLER PLAY ROOM


skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

LACTATION ROOM Vitrified Tiles with

skirting

Cement tile

Dado+Plastic

Emulsion paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




DAY CARE

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

ENTRANCE AREA



Plastic Emulsion

paint

LAUNDRY AREA



Plastic Emulsion

paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


Plastic Emulsion

paint

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF




LAUNDRY

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

RECEPTION



Plastic Emulsion

paint

LOBBY



Plastic Emulsion

paint

YOGA ROOM

Engineered Wooden

Flooring

Plastic Emulsion


scheme/AV

Consultants

BADMINTON/SQUASH

COURT Synthetic Flooring

Plastic Emulsion

paint

GAMES ROOM -

TT/CARROM/CHESS/BILLIAR

DS


skirting

Plastic Emulsion

paint

GYMNASIUM Linonium

Plastic Emulsion


scheme

POOL/POOL DECK

ceramic tiles/Antiskid

Vitrified Tiles+flamed

Finished Granite Glazed Tiles

CORRIDOR/PASSAGES




Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


Plastic Emulsion

paint

ELECTRICAL ROOM


mat

Plastic Emulsion

paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane MS Mesh

Parapet

wall/Planter

ROOF PUF panel roofing Parapet wall


SPORTS COMPLEX

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

Typewritten Text

Annexure II


INTERNAL EXTERNAL

WAITING / RECEPTION



Plastic Emulsion

paint

MALE + FEMALE

DORMITORY Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion

paint


Ceramic tile

Dado+Distemper


Plastic Emulsion

paint

SECURITY POST + CHIEF

SECUIRTY OFFICER'S

ROOM Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion

paint

TERRACES


+ APP membrane

Parapet

wall/Planter

DINING + PANTRY Vitrified Tiles

Plastic Emulsion

paint

ROOF




SECURITY GATE

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

Texture paint/

Grit Plaster

USER

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PROGRESS REPORT AS ON 25.04.2015

1.Admin Block : The Building is of 3 (G+2) storied RCC framed construction with 4 wings (North,

South, East, West) in each floor with a connecting bridge at each floor level. Further a board

room is proposed on the 3rd floor over the connecting bridge portion alone.

west wing: Casting of First floor slab completed and Centering and shuttering for second floor slab is

under progress.

North wing: Casting of the First floor slab completed and Centering and shuttering for second floor slab

is under progress.

South wing: Casting of the first floor slab is under progress.

East wing: Casting of the external grade/plinth beams completed.

2. Academic Block: The class rooms portion will be of partly 2 (G+1) storied and partly single

storied RCC framed construction. The portion of faculty rooms will be of 2 (G+1)storied RCC

framed construction.

Casting of the footings over for entire block and casting of the plinth/grade beam of

length 2500 meters out of 6800 running meters length is completed. Presently

centering shuttering for first floor slab in faculty rooms area (left side) and casting of

the remaining plinth/grade beam is under progress.

3.Canteen: The building is of Single ( G )storied RCC framed construction.

Casting of the Roof slab is completed. Presently AAC block masonry work is under

progress.

4.PGP Hostel Blocks: Students hostel will be 4 (G+3) storied RCC framed construction with 70 Nos. of single occupancy rooms in each block with common toilets and it is proposed to construct 7 such blocks.

Casting of the footings for 5 blocks completed and 10 footings are pending in each of the 2 remaining blocks. Presently in block 1, centering and shuttering for First floor slab is under progress and casting of the plinth/grade beam in Block No.2 and 3 are under progress.

5. Students Mess Block: Mess Block will be of partly 2 (G+1) storied RCC framed construction with 2 Nos. of 150 seating capacity dining areas each, with necessary kitchen, bain maries, electrical and AHU rooms and toilets in ground floor and mess workers area in first floor.

Casting of all the footings are completed. Presently casting of the Plinth/grade beam is

under progress.

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6.Faculty Residences: These will be individual duplex type bungalows with 3 bed rooms of RCC framed construction for housing the faculty members. A total of 40 such units (out of total 40 units, 2 units are proposed for barrier free utility for persons with physical disabilities).

Earth work excavation and casting of the footings for 17 blocks completed. Casting of the first floor slab for 2 blocks completed.

7. Dispensary Block : Single ( G ) storied RCC framed structure. Casting of all footing completed and columns raised upto Plinth/grade level. Presently

back filling of foundation trenches are under progress. 8. Laundry Block: Single ( G ) storied RCC framed structure.

Casting of all footing completed and columns raised upto Plinth/grade level. Presently back filling of foundation trenches are under progress.

9. Staff Housing A: The block will be of 4 (Stilt +3)storied RCC framed construction (stilt for parking and 3 upper floors for residences. Each unit in Type A housing with 3 bed rooms, with 22 such units (quarters) in a block.

Earth work excavation in foundation started.

LIST OF APPROVED MAKE OF MATERIALS (FOR CIVIL WORKS)

SI.NO. MATERIALS VENDORS ADDITIONAL VENDORS LIST APPROVED.

1 Earth work

1.1 Chlorpyriphios (Pre-construction treatment)

DE-NOCIL , Bayer

1.2 Damp proof material Impermo, Duraseal, ACCO-proof Pidilite, Sika

2 Concerte works

2.1 Cement

(OPC)

ACC, Ultratech, Coromandel,

RAMCO, Chettinad Dalmia , Zuari

2.2 White cement ACC, Birla , J.K white

2.3 Chemical Admixtures

MC Bauchemie, Pidilite , Sunanda

chemicals, Sika , FOSROC,

ChokseyChemicals

BASF

2.4 Expansion joint board Supreme Industries, SIL FILL or equivalent

3 RCC Works

3.1 Reinforcement steel SAIL , TATA(TISCO) , RINL

4 Steel work

4.1 Structural Steel SAIL , TATA(TISCO), RINL, Jindal

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4.2 M.S. Pipe, Tubes, Bar, Flats, Angle, Tee Sections

SAIL, TATA (TISCO) JINDAL

5 Brick works

5.1 AAC blocks Xtralite from Ultratech, Aerocon

from HIL, Siporex India limited,

KAMCRETE, CELL O CON

5.2 Concrete blocks

6 Wod & PVC Work

6.1 Wooden Flush Doors Kutty, Green ply, Century, Kit ply, Ravella door, Kailash, Shakthi

6.2 Water proof Ply Green Ply, Garnet, Century, Kit Ply, Anchor

6.3 Commercial Ply. Archidply, Century, Donear, Green Ply,Kitply, Anchor

6.4 Laminate Greenlam Century, Merino, Royal Touch, Kitply, Formica, Decolam

6.5 Pre-laminated particle board-Exterior

grade

Novopan/Merino/Green Lam/ Kitlam, Ecoboard Associated / Arclid ply/Century

6.6 Gypsum board Saint Gobain, Lafarge, Boral Board, Armstrong

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6.7 Melamine Polish

Asian paints, melamine Gold wood fin of Pidilite Industries, Timbertone of ICI

6.8. Door Hardware Dorma, Kich , Classic, Haffle, Ozone, Geze.

Dorset

6.9. Hydraulic door closers / Floor springs

Godrej, Hardwyn, Dorma, Everite. Dorset, OZONE, GEZE.

6.10. Locks / Latches Dorset, Godrej, Harrison, plaza, yale

Dorma, OZONE, GEZE.

6.11. Metalic Steel Fire Door Shakti Met Door, Promat, Godrej Navair

6.12. Fire smoke Seal Hilti, Raven

6.13. Fire Rated Hardware Dorma, Ingersolrand, Geze

6.14. Non Metalic Fire Door Shakti Met Door, Naviar / Promat, Godrej

Navair

6.15. Stainless steel screws for fabrication and fixing of windows.

Kundan/puja/Atul Dorset, OZONE

6.16. Butt Hinges openable Window shutters

Haffle , Alu Alpha Dorma. Dorset

6.17. Mild Steel Butt Hinges/ Piano Hinges

Jolly, Garg, AMIT,Jyoti Crown, Shalimar

6.18. Nuts Bolts/ Screws Kundan, Puja, Atul Shalimar, Dorset, Ozone

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6.19. Concealed Tower Bolt Dorma, Ingersolrand, Alu Alpha

Dorset, Ozone, Geze

6.20. Acoustic Insulation U.P. Twiga Ltd, Lloyd Insulation, Saint Gobain,

Anutone, Armstrong

6.21. Glass/ reflective Glass Saint Gobain, Asahi, Pilkington, Glaverbel

6.22. Clear Float Glass Saint Gobain, Asahi, Pilkinton

6.23. Source for tempering Refl.Glass / Clear

FUSO, SaintGobain, Gurind,

Impact Safety

6.24. Fire rated Glass Pyoswiss of Saint Gobain, pyran of schott, pilkington

7 Flooring

7.1 Vitrified Tiles As;ian, NITCO, RAK, Restile, Kajaria,Somany

7.2 Glazed Ceramic Tiles NITCO, RAK, Kajaria, Somany, Asian

7.3 Synthetic sports flooring Armstrong, LG, Wonder floor Gerflor

7.4 Linoleum sports flooring Armstrong, Forgo, Gerilo

7.5. False Floor Hewetson, Unifloor, Unitile, kebao, Pinnacle

7.6 Engineered wood flooring Armstrong, wernel, Pergo Gerflor

7.7 Floor Springs(for Non-DSR items)

Dorma , Ingersoland , GEZE Dorset, Ozone

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7.8 Cement Concrete Parking tiles NITCO, Poddar, Eurocon, Dazzle ultra.

7.9 Interlocking Concrete Blocks Ultra, Shree, Hindustan Tiles,

Vyara Tiles Pvt., Ltd. Nitco

7.10. High Density fibre (HDF) Pre-Laminated board

Pergo, Armstrong

7.10. Synthetic Carpet Tiles TOLI, Hollitex, Standard Carpets

8 Finishing

8.1 Paint/primer/oil bound distemper Acrylic paint

Asian Paints, ICI Dulux, Nerolac, Berger, Jotun

AkzoNobel

8.2 Water proof cement paint Snowcem India Ltd, Asian Paints,Berger,

8.3 Synthetic enamel paint Berger, Nerolac, Asian, ICI

8.4 Cement based wall putty JK wall putty, Birla wall case, Asian Paints, Altek.

8.5 Acrylic textured plaster Asian Paints, Spectrum paints, Heritage.

8.6. Ready mix Cement plaster Wall plast, Ultretech, Madras cement Ltd.

8.7. Melamine polish Asian paints, wodfin Timberstone, Polycure

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8.8 Fire Retardant paint Jotun, Hilti, Akzonobel

8.9 Mirror Glass Modi Guard, Saint Gobain, Asahi, Atul

8.10 Anti Corrosive Bitumastic Paint Asian / Berger / Shalimar

8.11. Epoxy Paint Asian /Berger /Shalimar

8.12. Epoxy Coating BASF , Forsoc , Laticrete

8.13. Silicon coating Dowcorning, BASF, GE, Wecker

9 Aluminium Work

9.1 Aluminium Systems / Anodized

aluminum fittings for doors /

windows /windows

Schueco, Bhoruka, Kawneer,

Hardima,

Everite, Sigma

9.2 Aluminium Fittings Classic, crown, Jyoti

9.3 Aluminium Sections Hindalco / Jindal / Bhoruka / Indal

9.4 Friction stay hinges Earl-Bihari Ebco, Dorset, Dorma

9.5 E.P.D.M. Gaskets Anand / Roop / Bohra / Hanu / Amee

Rubber

9.6 Silicon Gaskets Sree Gaurav, Roop

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10 Water Proofing

10.1 Water proofing compound Fosroc, BASF, Sika, Pidilite, CICO, Impermo, Acco proof

10.2 Membrane Waterproofing system

BASF, STP limited, Texsa, WR Grace, Pidilite, Hydro tech ltd.

Fosroc

10.3 Chemical Waterproofing system BASF, MC-Bauchemie, Sika,

Sunanda Specialty Coatings,

Perma Construction Aid Pvt. Ltd.

Forsoloc, Pidilite

CICO

10.4 Water stops Hydrotite, BASF, Hydroswell

11.1 PVC Perforated Pipes Rex Polyextrusion Ltd, Akash Enterprises, Zenplas Pipes Pvt. Ltd

11.2 Play equipments Koochie Play, Playworld Systems

12 Miscellaneous

12.1 Structural Sealant Dow Corning, Wacker, GE, Fowroc,

BASF

12.2 Polysulphide sealant Pidilite, Chemetall-Raj, Fosroc, choksey chemicals, Tuff seal

12.3 Bitumen Impregnated Board Shalitex or equivalent

12.4 Polyethylene backer rod Supreme Ind. Ltd. Or equivalent

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12.5 Epoxy Fosroc / STP / CICO / Ardex SIKA / BASF/ Pidilite

12.6 False Ceiling Members(Perimeter, ceiling section, intermediates, angles

Armstrong, Gyp. Steel of India

Gypsum

Ltd (Saint Gobain)

12.7 Welding rod ADVANI, Esab

12.8 Metal Deck sheet TATA, SAIL JSW

12.9 Shear Stud / Connector KOCO or equvalent

12.10. Clamp. Rebar, Chemical fastener

Hilti, Fischer, Wurth

12.11. Anchor Fasteners / bolts Hilti, Fischer, Halfen

12.12. Masking Tapes 3M, Sun Control, Wonder Polymer

12.13. Dash Fasteners Hilti, Fischer, Anchor, Kundan.

12.14. Stainless Steel bolts, Washer

and nuts Kundan / Puja / Atul , Hilti

12.15. Stainless Steel Pressure Plate Screws

Kundan / Puja / Atul

12.16. Stainless Steel Friction Stay hinges

Hetich , Haffle , Securistyle , Earl Bihari,

ROTO

12.17 Weather Silicon make and grade

Dow Corning / Momentive (GE)

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12.18 Structural Silicon Dow Corning / Momentive (GE)

12.19. GRC Jali Terrafirma , Ecovision & Mahesh GRC

12.20. Stainless Steel Salem , Jindal , SAIL

12.21. Polycarbonate Sheet

Danpalon , Alcox , Polygal , V.A.

Corporation , Joy Fab, Yadav

Engineering

12.22. Post tensioning system CRUX , VSL , Utracon , BBR

12.23 PT Strands DP Wires , Tata , Usha Martin

12.24 Adhesive Dunlop, Vamorganic, Sika, Forsoloc

12.25 Grouts Balendura, Lativete, Kerakoll, Weber

12.26. Solar studs / Median markers 3M, Avery Dennision, Nikkalite

12.27. Polycarbonate Convex Mirrors,

Rubberised road hump Unique safety solutions

12.28. Air transfer grills Cool grills Pune, Systemair India

13 Public Health Engg.

13.1 Vitreous Commodes / wash basin

Hindware, Roca, Parryware, Kohler

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13.2 Water supply and sanitary

fixtures / fittings like bib cocks, shower panels

Jaguar, Parryware, Kohler

13.3 GI Pipes TATA, Zenith, Jindal.

13.4 GI pipe fittings Zoloto, Unik, HB, ICS

13.5 RCC Pipes Indian Hume Pipe, Al-Hume pipe ,

Madurai spun pipes, Jain & Co.,

13.6 Ductile Iron covers & gratings Neco or approved equivalent

13.7 Ductile Iron pipes Lanco, Jindal, Kesoram, Electrosteel,

13.8 DI fittings Electrosteel, Kartar

13.9 SCI pipes Neco Kesoram, electrosteel SKF, RIF

13.10. SWR PVC pipes and fittings Supreme, Astral , Finolex, Prince. Ashirvad

13.11 CPVC pipe and fittings Supreme, Astral , Ashirvad, Finolex, Prince.

13.12 UPVC pipes and fittings Supreme, prince, Finolex Ashirvad

13.13 Water supply valves Zoloto, RB Leader , ARCO

13.14 Kitchen sinks Nirali or Hindware , Johnson , Franki Diamond

13.15 CI Manhole cover Neco , BIC

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13.16. SFRC Cover and grating Kutty , KK , Advent , Newtech

13.17. Air release valves Kirloskar, RBM, Kartar

13.18 CI double flange sluice valve Kirloskar , RBM , Kartar

13.19. Plastic Encapsulated Foot Rest KK India , KGM , Accurate Buildcon

13.20. Gun Metal valves Zolto , leader , sant , Andco India

13.21. CI Double flanged sluice valves Kirloskar , IVS , BURN , Zoloto , Leader

13.22. CI Double flanged Non-return valves

Kirloskar

13.23. Spray applied PUF thermal insulation for roof treatment

Pidilite, Lloyd Insulations(India) Pvt. Ltd., BASF

13.24 Glass mosaic tiles Italia, Palladio, Bisazza

13.25 Sandwich PUF paneled roofing sheets

Lloyd Insulation (India) Pvt. Ltd.,

Zindal Mectec Pvt Ltd.

13.26 HDPE Pipes Supreme, Jain, Prince

13.27 Pressure Reducing Valve Hawk, Zoloto

13.28 Gypsum Board False Ceilings Armstrong, Anutone, SaintGobian, USG BORAL

13.29 Metallic false ceilings Armstrong, Saint Gobian, Harsons, Hunter Douglas

13.30 Mineral fibre board false ceiling tiles

Armstrong, Saint Gobian, Anutone, Daiken

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LIST OF APPROVED MAKE OF MATERIALS (FOR ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL SERVICES)

Sl.No. Materials Vendors Additional Vendors

Proposed

ELECTRICAL

1 PVC conduit pipe & accessories

Avon Plast / AKG/ Modi / Precision (ISI Marked)

2 PVC insulated copper wire Finolex/ Havells/ L&T/ Lapp Kabel ( FRLS Type with ISI mark )

3

Modular Switches & Sockets, Fan Regulator, RJ-45(cat-6)/ including modular boxes & plates

Legrand-Myrius/ Crabtree-Platinum/ MK-Wraparound Plus / Schneider Zencello

4

MCBs / /MCCBs/MCB DBs/V.TPN DB, Industrial Sockets, cable end box and accessories.

Siemens/ ABB / Legrand/ L&T/GE/Schneider

Hager

5 Cable management systems & accessories

Legrand/ MK.

6 LT XLPE armoured Aluminum/copper XLPE Cable

Havells/ Universal/ Finolex/ Torrent /CCI

7 250 mm, 1400 RPM heavy duty (Metallic) Exhaust fans

Havells-Ventil Air DX-FG/Crompton- trans air /Bajaj- DXG02 / Orient

8 Energy Efficient (5 star) rated ceiling fans-1200mm

Orient -Energy Star/ Crompton-HS- plus/ Havells-ES 505

9 LMS Philips dynalite / Lutron / Crestron

10 Compact Rising Mains Schneider/C&S

11 Solar Photovoltaic Module TATA BP SOLAR, BOSCH, MOSER BEAR

12 ATS Panel ASCO/RUSS Electric

13 Diesel engine

Cummins/ Caterpillar/ MITSUBISHI /MTU Emission standards shall be in compliance with Environment (protection) (third Amendment) Rules 2014

14 Passenger Lifts OTIS/Schindler/ Mitsubishi Johnson / Kone

15 UPS Schneider / Numeric /Siemens Emerson /GE

16 Batteries Exide / AMCO / Panasonic

HVAC

1 PROPELLER FANS GREENHECK/KRUGER/NICOTRA

2 INLINE FANS REENHECK / KRUGER / SYSTEMAIR

3 Aluminium grilles/diffusers AIRMASTER/RUSKINTITUS/SYSTEMAIR

Caryaire / Dynacraft

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4 smoke & Fire Dampers AIRMASTER/RUSKINTITUS/SYSTEMAIR/CONAIRE

Carryaire

5 CHILLED WATER HIGH WALL UNITS

EUROCLIMA / YORK Media

6 HDPE drain Pipe FINOLEX/HASTI/ORIPLAST Supreme

7 CAHU FLAKTWOODS / EDGETECH / SYSTEMAIR

8 DUCTING CAMDUCT/ROLASTAR/ZECO

9 Fresh/Exhaust air louver AIRMASTER/RUSKINTITUS/SYSTEMAIR

Caryaire

10 PVC flexible duct AEROFLEX/SUPERLON ATCO /AIRMASTER

11 Supply air plenums EDGETECH/FLAKT WOODS/SYSTEMAIR

Zeco

12 Aluminium flexible duct AEROFLEX/SUPERLON ATCO

13 VARIABLE AIR VOLUME (VAV) BOXES

ACUTHERM/JC/TROX/CONAIRE

Honeywell

14 MS PIPE JINDAL / TATA SAIL

15 Butterfly valve ADVANCE / SEVCON / VALTREE

Intervalve

16 Y type strainers EMERALD / SANT / VALTREE

17 Pressure independent balancing valves(PIBC)

DANFOSS / FLOWCON / TOUR & ANDERSON

18 DX SPLIT SYSTEM BLUESTAR / DAIKIN / PANASONIC / OGENERAL / CARRIER

19 VRF System DAIKIN/PANASONIC/THOSIBA/OGENERAL/ITACHI

ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

1 Fire Alarm Control Panel Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

2 Repeater Panel Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

3 Addressable Smoke Detector Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

4 Short Circuit Isolator Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

5 Addressable Control Module Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

6 Addressable Input Module Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

7 Addressable Manual Call Point

Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

8 Sounder with Relay Module Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

9 Strobes Edwards / Apollo / Agni/ System Sensor/ Honeywell / Notifier Siemens

PA System

1 PA Speakers Bosch / Bose/JBL/QSC

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Fire Fighting System

1 Sprinklers HD/ Tyco/VIKING

2 Installation Control Valve HD/ Tyco

3 Fire Extinguishers Safex/cease fire NOTE: Equivalent material and finishes of any other specialized make may be used , in case it is established that the brands specified above are not available in the market but only after approval of the alternate brand by the Engineer-in-charge.

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ACADEMIC COMPLEX OF INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, TRICHI

Client:

Indian Institute of Management, Trichy

NIT Campus Post, Thanjavore Main Road, Thuvakudi, Tiruchirappalli – 620 015

Report on Assessment of Soil Strata Condition and Recommendations for Foundations

Project Coordinators:

Dr. K. Muthukkumaran Prof. S. R. Gandhi

Geotechnical Engineering Division Prof. R.G. Robinson

Department of Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engg. Division

NIT Trichy Dept of Civil Engineering,

Tiruchirappalli 620 015 IIT Madras, Chennai-600 036

May, 2014

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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING DIVISION Department of Civil Engineering

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS CHENNAI – 600 036

e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] tel: 22574255 (O) /22576255 (R)

Dr. S.R. Gandhi fax : 044 22570509/22570545 Professor mobile: 98410 27543

FAX COURIER SPEED POST POST E-MAIL HAND DELIVERY

7th May, 2014

Report on Assessment of Soil Strata Conditions and Recommendations for the Foundations of various Academic Block Structures of IIM,

Tiruchirappalli

I. INTRODUCTION

On a request from IIM Trichy, vide letter no. IIMT/Soil Test/2013-14, dated 23rd

September 2013, the undersigned have taken up the necessary Geotechnical Investigation and

recommend the foundations of the buildings. The field work for the testing was entrusted to

M/s Shakthi Developments Co., Chennai. The work was executed as per the specifications

provided by the undersigned and under the supervision of the undersigned. The work of field

testing was completed on 7th February and the laboratory testing of the soil sample was

completed at NIT Trichy.

The site was jointly inspected by the undersigned along with the officials of IIM prior to

the investigation and accordingly the locations for various tests were identified. Detailed

laboratory testing on the selected soil samples were carried out at the Geotechnical

Engineering laboratory at NIT, Trichy. The field test data have been submitted by M/s

Shakthi Developments Co., Chennai and the laboratory test results have been compiled by

NIT Trichy.

This report summarizes the site conditions, Geotechnical data, nature of structures and

recommendations for the foundations.

mailto:[email protected]

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II. INVESTIGATIONS CARRIED OUT

Following field tests were carried out by M/s Shakthi Developments Co., Chennai.

1. Drilling of 150mm diameter borehole with rotary drill at 19 different locations to a

depth of 10m/15m from the existing ground level.

2. Conducting standard penetration test in bore holes at every meter depth interval.

3. Plate load tests, five numbers at depths varying from 1.0 to 1.5m.

4. Electrical resistivity survey at selected locations.

5. Collection of disturbed and undisturbed samples for necessary laboratory tests.

All the above field tests were carried out conforming to the requirements in IS:1892 and other

relevant codes. Selected laboratory tests carried out NIT Trichy are given below:

1. Moisture content

2. Dry unit weight

3. Specific Gravity

4. Sieve analysis

5. Free swell index

6. IS classification based on above tests

7. Shear strength by direct shear

8. Unconfined compression test

9. Optimum moisture content and Proctor density tests

10. California Bearing Ratio Test

11. Point load strength index test

12. Chemical Analysis of soils

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III. SITE CONDITIONS

The site is fairly dry with little vegetation and having undulation up to 2m which will

require marginal cutting and filling, if uniform level for all the units is desired. The site has

higher elevation near the main entrance on west side and slopping downwards to North-East

side. No water table is noticed in any of the boreholes up to the explored depth of 15m. There

is a natural drain running through the site from South-west corner towards the North-east

leading to a lake about 500m away.

The strata comprises of red soil with fine sand at surface with depth varying from

0.3m to 2.5m followed by a soft disintegrated rock. This strata is competent to support

individual footings for the proposed structures and no pile foundation is envisaged. Also, the

nature of the strata is such that excavation of the foundation pits can be made without any

shoring or dewatering. However, it is advisable to complete the foundation execution before

the monsoon.

IV. DETAILS OF STRUCTURES PROPOSED

The site area is approximately 1sq.km having two entrances, one from the main road and

second entrance from the side road. The site is behind the Bharathidasan University. The

major facilities can be divided into following groups:

1. Shopping complex (B1, B19)

2. Overhead tank (B2)

3. Auditorium (B3)

4. Administration Building (B4, B5, PLT1, PLT2)

5. Academic block (B6, B8, B9)

6. Library (B7, PLT3)

7. Hostels (B10-B14)

8. Quarters (B15-B18)

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All the structures are RCC frame structures with ground + two floors. The loading

intensity expected is within 200-400 kN/m². The natural ground level has large variations

from 98.5m near the main road and sloping downward towards the north eastern side to an

elevation of 89m. The slope is gently and mostly uniform. In a joint meeting with the

architects, it was decided not to have any uniform site grading over the entire area. Instead

the ground levels may have variations for individual buildings. This will minimize the earth

work required for cutting and filling.

The structures listed above are divided into two categories based on the loading

intensity anticipated as given below:

A. Heavy structures with large column spacing and larger column loads

Following structures are considered in this category:

1. Auditorium

2. Library

3. Administration building

4. Hostels

5. Mess hall

6. Sport campus

7. Non-faculty apartments

8. Food court

Above structures are expected to have ground + three floors with high column loads

depending on the column spacing. It is therefore preferable to support these structures on the

soft disintegrated rock which is available at shallow depth of 2.0 to 2.5 m.

B. Light Structures

Following structures are considered in this category:

1. Academic block

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2. Faculty quarters

3. Commercial complex

4. School

5. Estate office

Above structures will have only ground + one floor and the column load is expected to be

less compared to the structures in category A above. The loading intensity for these structures

can be within 150kN/m².

V. FOUNDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS

A. General Recommendations

Following general recommendations shall be exercised during the execution of the

foundation works:

1. To the extent possible, foundation execution shall be avoided during rains.

2. The foundations excavation shall not be exposed for a longer duration. The

construction of foundation shall be taken up immediately after excavation has been

completed.

3. The founding strata shall be verified by a Geotechnical engineer to ensure that the

strata is conforming to the above recommendations.

4. The excavated material shall be stacked away from the excavation face by at least 2

to 3m.

5. The material shall be stacked separately, layer wise so that the same can be reused

appropriately for the construction.

6. The surface clay soil (blackish) is not suitable for back filling of foundations as well

as for plinth filling. Material from this layer shall be used only for leveling the low-

lying area where no structure is coming up.

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7. The soft disintegrated rock when excavated is suitable for both foundation back

filling as well as for plinth filling.

8. The back filling/plinth filling shall be carried out in layers not exceeding 200mm in

thickness and compacted to 95% Proctor density by suitable compaction technique.

Flooding with water shall not be used for compacting.

9. The CBR test carried out on the soil from the surface layer, which comprise of

clayey sand with silt, indicates very poor values. This layer is therefore not suitable

to support the pavenment. Along the road alignment, the surface layer (clayey sand)

shall be excavated over the width of the road and to a minimum depth of 500mm

below the surface. Depending on the thickness of pavement, the excavation shall be

back filled using the excavated soft disintegrated rock or any other select granular

material.

10. It is noticed that there is a natural drain passing through the site in the North-South

direction. The architects have confirmed that alignment. However, the drain shall be

desilted and made of uniform cross section for smooth flow and to prevent overflow

during monsoon. Brick lining or stone pitching may be adopted so that the

maintenance of the drain is easy.

11. The chemical analysis on selected soil samples show that the value of sulphates and

chlorides are well within the limit. Therefore, OPC or PPC can be used for

foundation concrete. Generally, when sulphates exceed 0.2% in soil, caution is

warranted in the design of concrete. IS 456/BS 8110 provides typical values for

various types of concrete.

B. Foundation Recommendations

1. For the structures under category A mentioned above, the foundation shall be a

minimum depth of 2.5m from the finished ground level and at least 0.3m below the

soft disintegrated rock (SDR). The safe bearing capacity for these foundations shall be

taken as 300kN/m² for maximum size of 4.0m width foundations. In case if SDR is

not meet with, even after 2.5m depth, the foundation shall be excavated further till

SDR is met with and shall be back filled with selected cohesionless soil with top level

2.5m below FGL to continue with foundation construction. The settlement anticipated

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