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SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER
INDORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
PROJECT ‘AMRUT’ INDORE-452001
PMC :
EPC CONTRACTOR:
M/S RAMKY INFRASTRUCTURE LTD.
A-101, NEW YORK TOWNSHIP, NR. TURBO
COLLEGE AB BYPASS ROAD, INDORE-452012
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UNDER GROUND FEEDER MAIN STRESS ANALYSIS OF 1900MM MS PIPE
B DESIGN
1 Thickness of MS plate considered = 12 mm
2 Maximum % of deflection allowed = 5%
(For flexible lining and coating)
C VACUUM PRESSURE
Collapse pressure on account of Vacuum (As per IS 5822-1986 clause A 3.1) states that the pipe
shall be strong enough to with stand the effect of partial vacuum (Partial vacuum corresponding to
1/3 of atmospheric pressure i.e.1/3 of 1 Ksc = 0.334Ksc 0r 0.35 Ksc). Refer Page No. 22
of IS 5822-1986
D PERMISSIBLE STRESSES
Yield Stress (fy) as per IS :2062 table 2 page No.5 is 2500Kg/cm2. The permissible stress in the
pipe shell shall as per Clause 1 page 1 of IWWA manual M1 be related to yield stress (fy) of pipe
material making due allowance for weld efficiency of the joint.
a) Working stress for combined bending and direct tensile stress shall not exceed 60% of yield
stress of the material making due allowance for efficiency of weld joint.
b) Working stress for combined bending and direct compressive stress shall not exceed 50% of
yield stress making due allowance for weld efficiency.
c) For field welded joint, efficiency factor of 80%, whilst for shop welded joints 90% efficiency
is allowed as per IWWA manual M1 page 2 clause 1
Permissible Stress are :
2
In compression = 2500 x (50/100) x (90/100)= 1125 Kg/cm
2
In tension = 2500 x (60/100) x (90/100)= 1350 Kg/cm
E Moment of Inertial
Moment of Inertial
4
1/12x(12/10)^3 Is = 0.14400 Cm
4
1/12x(20/10)^3 IL = 0.66667 Cm
4
1/12x(30/10)^3 IC = 2.25000 Cm
EI= EsIs+ELIL+EcIc = 1119067 Cm-Kg
2100000*0.14+2,80,000.00*0.666666666666667+280000*2.25 = 1119067 Cm-Kg
F Fill Load
Weight of steel pipe = 565.83 Kg/Rm
PI()x(1900/1000+12/1000)x12/1000x7850
As per clause no 2 of IWWA Publication No. M1, the load due to pipe shell, lining and water is
partially transmitted to the ground and therefore only 50% of this load is considered in the design
Ws = 1958.90 Kg/Rm
Earth fill load 3,917.79*0.5
Considering the desired earth fill
Bc- out side dia of the pipe = 1.984 m
H/Bt = 0.39
Ct from Fig. 4 of IS 783 = 0.4
Live Load
Wheel Load shall not be considered in the design as per clause No. 10.6.2 (Vol. II),
however, the same has been considered in the design to have the safe designs
Wl = Cp x P x F
Bc/2H = 0.9920
L/2H = 0.5000
Wl = = 6204 Kg/Rm
Total Load = 11854.09 Kg/Rm
5,650.09+6204
CASE 1- Working Pressure (incl. Surge + Self Wt + Water Wt + Earth + Live Load
2
Considering 10% allowance for surge pressures = 6.6000 Kg/cm
Deflection
a) For external load and partial vacuum pressure
Deflection Deltax = De x Ke x We x R3
EI + 0.061e'R3 - 2PeR3Ke
Where
De = Deflection lag factor varies from 1.0 to 1.5 as per Page No. 59 of AWWA M11
manual and Page No. 83 of AWWA Steel Pipe manual, Adopt De= 1.00
Delta x = 3.83 Cm
(1*0.1*11,854.09/100*((1860+12)/20)^3)/(11,19,066.67+0.061*50*((1860+12)/20)^3-2*0.35*0.1*((1860+12)/20)^3) =38.3mm
38./(1900+12x2)x100 = 1.98 % of OD of pipe
The allowable deflection as per AWWA M11 manual page 60 and IWWA M1 manual page 15 is
2% of pipe diameter in case of pipes with mortar lining and mortar coating coating. Hence safe.
Deflection Delta x = De x Ke x We x R3
EI + 0.061 e' R3 + 2 PiR3Ke
Delta x = 2.07 Cm
(1*0.10*118.5409*((1,860.00+12.00)/20)^3)/(11,19,066.67+0.061*50.00*((1860+12)/20)^3+2*6.60*0.10*((1,860.00+12.00)/20)^3)
= 20.67 mm
20.67/(1900+12x2)x100 = 1.07 % of OD of pipe
The allowable deflection as per AWWA M11 manual page 60 and IWWA M1 manual page 15 is
2% of pipe diameter in case of pipes with mortar lining and mortar coating coating. Hence safe.
Compressive Stress
Moment Mb = Kb x We x R x EI
EI + 0.061 e' R3-2 Pe R3 Ke
Where
We = Self Wt + Wt of Water + Earth Load + Live Load = 118.5409 Kg/cm
Kb = Bending Constant and is 0.1570 as per page 89 of IWWA M 1 manual
Moment Mb = 147.86 Kg cm
0.157*(11,854.09/100)*((1860+12)/20)*21,00,000*0.14/((11,19,066.67+0.061*50*((1,860+12)/20)^3)-2*0.35*((1,860.00+12)/20)^3*0.10)
3
Section Modulus = Moment of Inertia /extreme fiber = 0.2400 cm
Tensile Stresses
Tensile stress ft = Kb x We x R x E x ts
2 x (EI + 0.061e' R3 + 2 Pi R3 Ke)
Deflection
a) For external load and partial vacuum pressure
Deflection Deltax = De x Ke x We x R3
EI + 0.061e'R3 - 2PeR3Ke
Where
De = Deflection lag factor varies from 1.0 to 1.5 as per Page No. 59 of AWWA M11
manual and Page No. 83 of AWWA Steel Pipe manual, Adopt De= 1.00
Delta x = 0.165 Cm
1.65 mm
1.65/(1900+12x2)x100 = 0.09 % of OD of pipe
The allowable deflection as per AWWA M11 manual page 60 and IWWA M1 manual page 15 is
2% of pipe diameter in case of pipes with mortar lining and mortar coating coating. Hence safe.
Deflection Delta x = De x Ke x We x R3
EI + 0.061 e' R3 + 2 PiR3Ke
Delta x =0.95 Cm
9.55 mm
9.55/(1900+12x2)x100 = 0.50 % of OD of pipe
The allowable deflection as per AWWA M11 manual page 60 and IWWA M1 manual page 15 is
2% of pipe diameter in case of pipes with mortar lining and mortar coating coating. Hence safe.
Compressive Stress
Moment Mb = Kb x We x R x EI
EI + 0.061 e' R3-2 Pe R3 Ke
Where
We = Self Wt + Wt of Water + Earth Load = 56.50 Kg/cm
Kb = Bending Constant and is 0.1570 as per page 89 of IWWA M 1 manual
Moment Mb = 70.43 Kg cm
2 3
As per AWWA M11 Pc = 2E/(1-mue ) x(t/d)
3
= 66000000 x (t/d) as per formula 403 at page no. 39 of AWWA
M11, where Pc is collapsing pressure in psi. To convert Pc in psi
to Ksc multiply by 0.07
3
Pc = 66000000 x 0.07 x (t/d)
6 3
= 4.62 x 10 x (t/d)
It is the Critical Collapsing pressure as per AWWA M11 manual and PHED.
Atmospheric pressure on account of vacuum (IS 5382 clause A 9.4) states that the pipes shall be
strong enough to withstand the effect of partial vacuum (Partial vacuum corresponding to 1/3 of
atmospheric pressure)
Atmospheric pressure up to elevation above 500 m from mean sea level is 1.03 Ksc.
As per AWWA M 11 manual page No. 39 any steel tube having t/d ration less than 0.023 will
fail by buckling when collapsing pressure Pc = 4.62 x 106 x (t/d)3
2
Allowable Critical Collapsing Pressure Pc = 1.12 Kg/cm
> 0.34 Safe
Collapsing pressure on account of Vacuum is less than Critical collapsing pressure. Hence the
thickness provided is safe for collapse
Buckling
Pipe embedded in soil may collapse or buckle from elastic instability resulting from loads and
deformations. The summation of external loads should be equal to or less than the allowable
buckling pressure. The allowable buckling pressure qa may be determined by equation given in
AWWA M11 manual using formula 6-7 at page No. 61 clause No. 6.3
Where
FS = design factor
= 2.5 for h/D>=2
3 for h/D< 2
h/D 0.538
FS = 3
Rw = 0.67
B' = Empirical coefficient of elastic support
= (1/(1+4e-0.065H))
Where
H = Height of fill above pipe in ft
B' = 0.236
2
E' = 300000 Kg/m
2
qa = 8738.97 Kg/m
As per AWWA M11 manual page 61 clause No. 6.3 formula 6-8
a) Load Combination 1
Water Pressure + Earth Pressure + Vacuum Pressure
2
Gamaw x hw + Rw (Wc/D)+Pv <=qa 5812.69 Kg/m
Allowable 8738.97
Safe in buckling
b) Load Combination 2
Water Pressure + Earth Pressure + Pressure due to Live Load
2
4518.99 Kg/m
2
Allowable 8738.97 Kg/m
Safe in buckling
Handling
Minimum plate or sheet thickness for handling are based on two formulae of AWWA M11
manual page No. 40, clause No. 4.5 equations (4-5) and (4-6)
ts = D/288
ts = 6.54 mm
and in no case shall the shell thickness be less than 14 gauge ( 0.0747 inch or 1.90 mm)
Hence pipe is safe in Handling
P = 2st
D
Where
S= 4100 Minimum Tensile Strength
&S= 40% of minimum Tensile strength