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DESIGN BASIS REPORT FOR DESIGN OF COLD STORAGE OF 14000 MT FOR

BEGPUR S.K.U.S.LTD.
Introduction
HRBC has proposed to construct the Cold storage for the 14000MT capacity at
Begpur dist Burdwan. Two units of 7000 MT are proposed with plan dimension of
40mx 33m. Each unit is consist of five storey of 3.5m height. Each storey is divided
again of 1.75m for storage. Storage bay plan area is 1.85mx1.85m. Passage of
1.25m wide is proposed.
Structure
RCC frame structure. Outer periphery of cold storage is constructed with the brick
wall. Inner room of cold storage is made up of only beam and column.
Foundation type is raft with inverted beam is proposed to transfer the load to soil.
Depth of foundation is 1.2 m below the E.G.L. Road top is 1.0 m above the ground
level. Plinth level is 0.6m above road top level. The 900 mm air gap is kept below
the plinth level.
Excavation shall be done up to the 4 meter below the ground level. 2.8 m sand
filling shall be done for improvement of s.b.c. Above the raft sand shall be filled upto
the airgap. Above the sand 75 mm thick PCC 75mm thick SBF and 125 mm thick
insulator shall be provided.
Reference code:
IS456:2000- Plain and Reinforced concrete code of Practise
IS875-Part1- Design Loads for Bldg & Structures - Weights of Bldg materials
IS875-Part2- Design Loads for Bldg & Structures - Imposed Load
IS875-Part3 Design Loads for Bldg & Structures - Wind Load
IS1904 Code of practice for the design and construction of foundation in soil
general requirement.
IS:6403- Code of practice for the Determination of breaking capacity of shallow
foundation.
IS : 2950 (Part I) Code of Practise for the design and construction of raft foundation
PART I- DESIGN
Technical standard committee on technical and standard and protocol for the cold
chain in India, Cold Storage for the Fresh horticulture product Not requiring
precooling for the before storage. (Technical Standard number NHB-CSType 01-2010)
Loads/ load combination Considered in design of structures are as below.
1) Self weight of structure
2) Live load of Potato 900 kg/sq.m As per technical standard committee on
technical and standard and protocol for the cold chain in India , Cold
Storage for the Fresh horticulture product Not requiring precooling
for the before storage. (Technical Standard number NHB-CS-Type 012010) -refer page 7- Grating
3) Wind load as per IS875 part3
4) Seismic load as per IS 1893:2002
5) Temperature difference-20 degree

6) Load combination considered as per IS456:2000


Materials
Concrete M-20 Mpa for Foundation raft, Beam, column and slab.
Modulus of Elasticity of concrete=5000xfck^0.5 Mpa.
Reinforcement Fe=415
Modulus of Elasticity of Reinforcement =200000 Mpa.
Founding strata
SBC of soil as Assumed 8.5T/sq.m.
Modulus of sub grade reaction as per Foundation analysis and design by Joseph E.
Bowles =40xSBCx2.5 kN/sq.m. this modulus of subgrade reaction is used as soil
springs below the raft.
Analysis of structure
Analysis of structures shall be carried out with the help of commercially available
software-STAAD Pro. Three dimensional model with frame element shall be modeled
in the STAAD software. Plate element is used for modeling of raft foundation. Also
beam inverted beam is modeled in the structures for raft foundation. Soil springs
are used to give support reaction for the raft as boundary condition.
Self weight is directly considered in model for structure weight
Slab load is applied at the top of cold storage
Wall load along the periphery is considered as 0.25x3.5x20=17.5 kN/m
Live load of 9 kN/sqm is considered on the storage area.
Wind load is directly applied in STAAD model as wind load for both horizontal
direction.
Seismic load shall be considered in staad model.
Temperature difference of 20 degree shall be considered in STAAD model.
Water pressure below the raft is applied on the plate element in structures.
Load combination directly considered in staad model.
Design of Structure.
Limit state method of design is used for the design of element of structure.
Forces of beam and column is directly taken from the STAAD analysis.

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