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PaKTI II

esovePAbTdanbeckeTs

matika
matika ................................................................................................................................................. i
Garmkfa ........................................................................................................................................... iii
Epk 6 bTdanbeckeTssRmab; smar nigkarsagsg;................................................... i
buBVkfanbTdanbeckeTs .................................................................................................................... 1
cMNuc 6.1 ebtug 1:3:6: PaBFn; 15 (15 N/mm ) ................................................................................. 3
cMNuc 6.2 ebtug 1:2:4 PaBFn; 25 (25 N/mm ) ................................................................................... 6
cMNuc 6.3 ebtug 1:2:3 PaBFn; 30 (30 N/ mm ) .............................................................................. 10
cMNuc 6.4 srsEdkBRgwg................................................................................................................ 14
cMNuc 6.5 karBum< nigcnl;RT ............................................................................................................ 18
cMNuc 6.6 )ayGrkMe)ar nig)ayGrbUk 1:1:6 ...................................................................................... 22
cMNuc 6.7 )ayGr suT nigkarbUk 1:4 ................................................................................................ 24
cMNuc 6.8 CBaaMgf............................................................................................................................ 26
cMNuc 6.9 CBaaMgerob\dtan; ............................................................................................................. 28
cMNuc 6.10 CBaaMg\dRbehag.............................................................................................................. 33
cMNuc 6.11 kargarCIk nigkargardITUeTA................................................................................................ 38
cMNuc 6.12 karCIkdI nigkargardIsRmab;TMnb;Tb;Twk nigRbLay ............................................................ 40
cMNuc 6.13 karcak;dIlb;RbePTTI1 kareFVICaRTg;RTay nigkarbgab;edayd ..................................... 42
cMNuc 6.14 karcak;dIbMeBjRbePTTI 3 eFVIRTg;RTay nigbgab;edayma:suIn ........................................ 45
cMNuc 6.15 RkYssRmab;RKwHRsTab;TIBIr............................................................................................... 48
cMNuc 6.16 RTnab;lU .......................................................................................................................... 50
cMNuc 6.17 ceRmaHBIl,aykemcf...................................................................................................... 52
cMNuc 6.18 ceRmaHs,CIGUticsay .................................................................................................... 54
cMNuc 6.19 ceRmaHxSac; nigRkYssRmab;eFVIRbRBwtikmTwk ...................................................................... 57
cMNuc 6.20 )atRKWHfl;BIfm:akadamesIm (WBM)............................................................................... 59
cMNuc 6. 21 RsTab;RKwHfl; ................................................................................................................. 63
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cMNuc 6.22 kRmalRkYsRkhm ........................................................................................................... 66


cMNuc 6.23 RsTab;)atRKwHfl;............................................................................................................ 69
cMNuc 6.24 kRmalRkYsFmCati .......................................................................................................... 72
cMNuc 6.25 kRmalkMeTcf; ................................................................................................................. 75
cMNuc 6.26 kRmalpverobf ............................................................................................................... 79
cMNuc 6.27 kRmalpvebtugGas;sVal; ................................................................................................ 82
cMNuc 6.28 ebtugKansrsEdk ......................................................................................................... 85
cMNuc 6.29 ebtugsMNaj;Edk............................................................................................................. 87
cMNuc 6.30 ebtugGaem:Edk ................................................................................................................ 91
cMNuc 6.31 eGsbeGsFI (SBST) ...................................................................................................... 95
cMNuc 6.32 DIbeGsFI (DBST) .......................................................................................................... 98
cMNuc 6.33 lUebtug nigkg;lUkat;pv ................................................................................................. 101
cMNuc 6.34 kg;lUGNg.................................................................................................................... 104
cMNuc 6.35 kg;lUk,alGNg ........................................................................................................... 106
cMNuc 6.36 GNgCIk ....................................................................................................................... 108
cMNuc 6.37 GNgxYg ....................................................................................................................... 113
cMNuc 6.38 RTugsMNaj;dak;f ........................................................................................................... 120
cMNuc 6.39 fFM fsRmab;karBarkarhUreRcaH .................................................................................. 127
cMNuc 6.40 ssrRKwHebtugcak;Rsab;sRmab;sMNg;xattUc minEmns<anebtug................................... 130
cMNuc 6.41 viFIsaRskgkarbgab; edayeRbI rWuL RbePTepSgKa ........................................................ 133
cMNuc 6.42 cMNat;fak;EdleRbIR)as;sRmab;eQI ................................................................................ 135

Garmkfa
esovePAenH KWCaksarPaKTI II nesovePAENnaMbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat; Edl)anbegIteLIgeday
KNkmaFikarCatisRmab;kaGPivDtamEbbRbCaFibetyenAfak;eRkamCati (NCDD) edayman
shkarN_CamYy RksYgGPivDn_CnbT (MRD) RksYgFnFanTwk nig]tniym (MoWRAM) nig
RksYgnanamYycMnYneTot. esovePAENnaMbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat; man 7 Epk EdlRtUv)aneKEck
ecBaJCa 3 PaK EdlrYmman:
PaKTI I: esovePAENnaMsIBI karsikSanigkareRKagbg;
PaKTI II: esovePAbTdanbeckeTssRmab; karsagsg; smar nigkargar
PaKTI III: esovePARtYtBinitkicsna
esovePAPaKTI II enHKWsRmab;ENnaMBI bTdanbeckeTssRmab; karsagsg; smar nigkargar
sRmab;karGnuvt KeRmagehdarcnasm<n xattUEdleRbIR)as; mUlniFi XMu sgat;. vaCaEpkTI 6 kgcMeNam
7 EpknesovePAENnaM beckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;.
cMeBaH EpkTI1 EpkTI2 EpkTI3 EpkTI4 nig EpkTI5 EdlniyayGMBI esckIENnaMsIBI karsikSa
nigkareRKagbg; GkGacrk)anenA PaKTI I nesovePAENnaMbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;. rI Epk 7
Edlerobrab;BI karRtYtBinitkics na GkGacrk)anenA PaKTI III nesovePAENnaMbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM
sgat;.

Epk 6
bTdanbeckeTssRmab;
smar nigkarsagsg;

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

buBVkfanbTdanbeckeTs
bTdanbeckeTspl;nUvkarENnaMsRmab;smar nigkickarsMNg;TUeTA. tRmUvkarmYycMnYnsRmab;smar
nig kickarsMNg;nanaEdlcaM)ac; enAeBlEdltRmUvkarTaMgenHRtUv)anbgajenAkgKMrU b KMnUrbg;rbs;
KeRmagEdlcaM)ac; nigkgkrNIEdlmantRmUvkarCan;Ka b pyBIbTdanbeckeTsTUeTAenaHtRmUvkar
Edl)anbgaj enAkgKMnUrbg;RtUvEteRbIR)as;.
bTdanbeckeTsCabBati
bTdanbeckeTsRtUv)anbgajenAkgTRmg;Catarag. TRmg;enH KWRsedogKaeTAnwgTRmg;Edl)aneRbIkal
BIelIkmun sRmab;KeRmagmUlniFiXuMsgat;nkmviFIsila. PaBxusKacm,grYmman
RbFanbTnImYymandak;elxtamcMNuc
mankarbriyaylmitGMBIsmar ehIykarENnaMGMBIkarRbtibtikargarRtUv)anBRgIkbEnm
cMNucmYycMnYnRtUv)andak;bEnmedIm,IEklmdl;bTdanbeckeTs
nigsRmab;eRbIR)as;CamYynwgKMnUr bg;beckeTsEdl)aneFVI[RbesIrrYcehIy.
bTdanbeckeTssresrCa {TRmg;BIrPasa} KWPasaExrEdlsresrBIeRkamedayPasaGg;eKs. enHKW
sRmab;CaplRbeyaCn_nGkeRbIR)as;kgkarRtYtBiniteRbbeFobsRmab;karEQVgyl; ehIynigkarbk
ERb. vaGaceFVI[mankarFujRTan; karlM)ak nigPaBminRbRktIkgkarbBaak;rvagksarCaPasaExr nig
PasaGg;eKsEdlenAdac;BIKa ehIyCaBiess KWedaysarEtvamanTRmg;Catarag. bTdanbeckeTsnkm
viFIsilaksresrkg {TRmg;CaBIrPasapgEdr} .
EpknbTdanbeckeTsnImYy RtUv)anEbgEckCaR)aMRbFanbT
1. smasPaB erobrab;GMBIsmarEdlRtUvkar
Edl)anEbgEckCaEpkrgsmRsbtamsarFatubTdan beckeTs karbriyayGMBIsarFatu
nigbrimaN nsarFatu.
2. tRmUvkarepSg tRmUvkarcaM)ac; b BtmansMxan;. edayminEmnRKb;smarTaMgGs;mantRmUvkar
TaMgenHeT.
3. beckeTssagsg; karENnaMcaM)ac;sRmab;karerobcMsmar nigb kargarsagsg;.
4. kareRbIR)as; EdnkMNt;nkareRbIR)as;CaBiessenAeBlEdlsmarmYyRtUveRbIR)as;
nigenAeBlmin RtUveRbIR)as;.
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-1

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

karKNnabrimaNsmar EpkenHKWsRmab;eKalbMNg):an;sanbrimaNsmar nigtm.


varYmbBal R)ak;]btmsRmab;karxatbg;smar
dUecHehIybrimaNenaHRtUvelIsBImrimaNsmarpal; net quantity eRbIR)as;eTAelIkargar.
bTdanbeckeTsRtUvEteRbIR)as;edayRsbeTAtamKMnUrbg;
nigkarENnaMeRKagbg;Edl)anbBaleTAkgTRmg; EbbbT T.XX nigbrimaNsmarEdl):an;san.
bTdanbeckeTsKWminRtUveRbItamKMrUsilacMeBaHdIbMeBj RbePTTI 2 eToteTEdlkarbgab;eFVIeLIgeday
buldUhSr bulldozer. enHedaysarEtkareFVIpveday buldUhSreFIV[karbgab;minGacTTYlyk)an
nigminsuIKa. karcak;bMeBjRbePTTI 3 KWrkSaTukenAdEdl ehIyRtUvykmkeRbIR)as;sRmab;kargardI
TUeTA. karcak;bMeBjRbePTTI 1 kRtUvrkSaTukpgEdrsRmab;kareRbI R)as;cMeBaHkargardI RTg;RTaytUc
EtmineRbIsRmab;kargarRKwH kargarTb;Twk b kargareFIVpvepSg nigkEng EdlsMrutticGacTTYlyk)an.
5.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-2

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.1

ebtug

1:3:6:

PaBFn; 15 (15 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.1 Concrete 1:3:6: Grade 15 (15 N/mm2)


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

suIm:g;t_

suIm:g;t_Fmta

Cement

Ordinary Portland Cement

1 part in 10 of dry volume

f TMhM 20x40 mm

flit b RkYs EdlmanTMhMGb,brma


20 mm Gtibrma 40 mm
minmanFUlI dI\d b sRmam

Stone, 20x40mm size

Quarry stone or gravel, minimum


size 20 mm, maximum size 40 mm.
No dust, clay or organic matter

xSac;eRKIm

KandI\d b sRmam. xSac;RsYc b


xSac;TenEdlrelagminRtUvykmk
eRbIsRmab;ebtugeLIy.

Coarse sand

No clay or organic matter. Sharp


sand, smooth river sand shall not be
used in concrete.

Twk

Twksat edayminmansRmamkg 105 lIRt kgl,ay 1 m b 23 lIRt


sUluysg b l,ay GVIeLIy. Twk sRmab;suIm:g;t_mYy)av Tmn; 50 KRk
minRtUvmanpkCatieRbg b rUbFatuGVI enHCabrimaNTwkGtib,brmacaM)ac;
Edlmanpk sarFatueRbg dI\d b edIm,Ilay nigcak;ebtug.
GMbileLIy.

Water

Clean and free from any organic or


inorganic matter in solution or
suspension. It shall not contain any
grease or greasy particles, clay or
salt.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

PaK 10 ncMMNuHst
PaK 10 ncMNuHst

6 parts in 10 of dry volume

PaK 10 ncMNuHst

3 part in 10 of dry volume

97 litres per m3 of mix or 23 litres


per 50 kg bag of cement, but anyway
the minimum amount needed to mix
and pour concrete

Other requirements

kRmitPaBFn; 15 (15 N/mm )


2

Strength Grade 15 (15 N/mm2)

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-3

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.1

ebtug

1:3:6:

PaBFn; 15 (15 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.1 Concrete 1:3:6: Grade 15 (15 N/mm2)


3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

layedaydsRmab;kargarRTg;RTaytUc bm:asuInsRmab;kargarRTg;RTayFM.

Mixing

By hand for small works or by machine for large works

karbgab;

bgab;edayEdkbukedayd b smarFmtasRmab;kargarRTg;RTaytUc b
edayeRbIma:suIn;jrbgab;sRmab;kargarRTg;RTayFM

Compaction

Compact by hand poker or simple equipment for small works or by


mechanical vibrator for large works

tMNsMNg;

tMNsMNg;RtUveFVIeLIgenAkEngEdlkargarcak;ebtugcb;sBVRKb;sRmab;
fenaH b kEngEdleRKgbgMsMNg;BIebtugmYyRtUv)ancak;Tl;nwgeRKgbgM
nsMNg;ebtugmYYyeTotEdl)ancak;BImun. tMNsMNg;enaHRtUvEtBnat[
eBjFatueRKagsMNg;ebtugenaH.

Construction joints

Construction joints shall be made where concrete placing operations end for
the day or where one concrete structural element is cast against a previously
placed concrete structural element. The construction joint shall extend
entirely through the concrete element.

enAmuxtMNrIkrYmbEnmelIlTPaBeprbnkEdlpl;edaysrsEdkBRgwgKW
kMlaMgkkkitrvagRKab;f nkRmalxNenaH.
kargarenHRtUveFVIy:agNa[ebtugEdl)ancak;elIkdMbUgmanp eRKIm enARtg;
tMNenaH. RbsinebIpeRKImRtUv)aneFIVeLIg edaykarQUsqaypebtug tMN
enaHRtUvEtsmat[satGs; edayeRbIxl; )aj; b viFIsaRsdTeTot
EdlmanRbsiTPaBenAmuneBlcak;ebtugfI. tMNlak; (karxas;bRBasKa)
minRtUveRbIeLIyeRBaHviFIsaRsenHmanlTPaBeprbnkexSay CaBiesssRmab;
ebtugKansrsEdk.
In a normal contraction joint load transfer, additional to that provided by
reinforcing steel when present at the joint, shall by aggregate interlock. This
requires the first placed concrete to have a rough and irregular surface at the
join. If the roughened surface is prepared by scabbling then the joint must be
thoroughly cleaned with compressed air or other effective means before
placing fresh concrete. Keyed joints shall not be used because this method
has poor load transfer, especially for unreinforced concrete.

RbsinebItMNsMNg;enAkgebtugKansrsEdk manprelag enaHRtUveRbIEdk


Tm<k;edIm,I[TTYl)ankareprTmn;bnkqgkat;tammuxtMN.
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.1

ebtug

1:3:6:

PaBFn; 15 (15 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.1 Concrete 1:3:6: Grade 15 (15 N/mm2)


If the construction joint is made smooth in unreinforced concrete then dowel
bars shall be used to achieve load transfer across the joint.

kargarseRmc

kargarseRmcsRmab;prelag KWmintRmUv[eRbIR)as;dUcEdl)anGnuBaatenA
kgcMNucTIbYndUcxageRkam.

Finishes

Smooth surface finishes are not required for the use permitted in 4. below.

kargarEfTaM

ebtugEdleTIbcak;fI RtUvkarBarBIxl;st ePg nigkMedARBHGaTit


edayRKbva[CitedayeRbIpaMgekAsU b GVIepSgeTot
cMeBaHebtugrYmTaMgpxageRkApgEdr RtUvepSImTwk[)anjwkjab;tamviFI
EdlmankarkPaB y:agehacNas;ryeBl 7f bnab;BIcak;ebtugrYcral;
enAkgryeBlEfTaMebtug RtUvTukenAkuM[mankarb:HBal;eRkABIkargarRKb
BIelI ebtugLb;EL b kargartPab; tMNsMNg;rbs;kRmalxN.

Curing

Newly placed concrete shall be protected from drying wind, rain and sun
by completely covering it with plastic (or other) sheeting.
The concrete, including exposed faces, shall be frequently wetted by
approved means for at least 7 days after placing.
During the curing period, the concrete shall be left undisturbed other than
works to be covered (blinding) or joined (slab construction joint).

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RKwHebtugKansrsEdk
ebtugLb;EL

Mass concrete foundations.


Blinding.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

suIm:g;t_

230

kg

0.90

m3

0.45

m3

Cement

f TMhM 10x20 mm
Stone, 10x20mm size

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-5

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.2

ebtug

1:2:4

PaBFn; 25 (25 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.2 Concrete 1:2:4 Grade 25 (25 N/mm2)


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

suIm:g;t_

suIm:g;t_Fmta

Cement

Ordinary Portland Cement

1 part in 7 of dry volume

f TMhM 10x20 mm

flit b RkYsEdlmanTMhMGb,brma
10 mm TMhMGtibrma 20 mm minRtUv
manFUlI dI\d b sRmam

PaK 7 ncMNuHst
PaK 7 ncMNuHst

Stone, 10x20mm size

Quarry stone or gravel, minimum


size 10mm, maximum size 20mm.
No dust, clay or organic matter

4 parts in 7 of dry volume

xSac;eRKIm

KandI\d b sRmam. xSac;RsYc b


xSac;TenEdlrelagmin RtUvykmk
eRbIsRmab;ebtugeLIy.

Coarse sand

No clay or organic matter. Sharp


sand, smooth river sand shall not be
used in concrete.

Twk

Twksat edayminmansRmamkg 149 lIRt kgl,ay 1 m b 23 lIRt


sUluysg b l,ay GVIeLIy. Twk sRmab;suIm:g;t_mYy)av Tmn; 50 KRk
minRtUvmanpkCatieRbg b rUbFatu enHCabrimaNTwkGtib,brmacaM)ac;
GVIEdlmanpksarFatueRbg dI\d b edIm,Ilay nigcak;ebtug.
GMbileLIy.

Water

Clean and free from any organic or


inorganic matter in solution or
suspension. It shall not contain any
grease or greasy particles, clay or
salt.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

PaK 7 ncMNuHst

2 part in 7 of dry volume

149 litres per m3 of mix or 23 litres


per 50 kg bag of cement, but anyway
the minimum amount needed to mix
and pour concrete.

Other requirements

kRmitPaBFn; 25 (25 N/ mm )
2

Strength Grade 25 (25 N/mm2)

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-6

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.2

ebtug

1:2:4

PaBFn; 25 (25 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.2 Concrete 1:2:4 Grade 25 (25 N/mm2)


3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

layedaym:asuIn

Mixing

By machine

karbgab;

bgab;edaym:asuInrMjremkanik

Compaction

Compact by mechanical vibrator

tMNsMNg;

tMNsMNg;RtUveFVIeLIgenAkEngEdlkargarcak;ebtugcb;sBVRKb;sRmab;
fenaH b kEngEdleRKgbgMsMNg;BIebtugmYyRtUv)ancak;Tl;nwgeRKgbgM
nsMNg;ebtugmYYyeTotEdl)ancak;BImun. tMNsMNg;enaHRtUvEtBnat[
eBjFatueRKagsMNg;ebtugenaH.

Construction joints

Construction joints shall be made where concrete placing operations end for
the day or where one concrete structural element is cast against a previously
placed concrete structural element. The construction joint shall extend
entirely through the concrete element.

enAmuxtMNrIkrYmbEnmelIlTPaBeprbnkEdlpl;edaysrsEdkBRgwgKW
kMlaMgkkkitrvagRKab;f nkRmalxNenaH.
kargarenHRtUveFVIy:agNa[ebtugEdl)ancak;elIkdMbUgmanp eRKIm enARtg;
tMNenaH. RbsinebIpeRKImRtUv)aneFIVeLIg edaykarQUsqaypebtug tMN
enaHRtUvEtsmat[satGs; edayeRbIxl; )aj; b viFIsaRsdTeTot
EdlmanRbsiTPaBenAmuneBlcak;ebtugfI. tMNlak; (karxas;bRBasKa)
minRtUveRbIeLIyeRBaHviFIsaRsenHmanlTPaBeprbnkexSay
CaBiesssRmab; ebtugKansrsEdk.
In a normal contraction joint load transfer, additional to that provided by
reinforcing steel when present at the joint, shall by aggregate interlock. This
requires the first placed concrete to have a rough and irregular surface at the
join. If the roughened surface is prepared by scabbling then the joint must be
thoroughly cleaned with compressed air or other effective means before
placing fresh concrete. Keyed joints shall not be used because this method
has poor load transfer, especially for unreinforced concrete.

RbsinebItMNsMNg;enAkgebtugKansrsEdk manprelag enaHRtUveRbIEdk


muxtMNedIm,I[TTYl)ankareprTmn;bnkqgkat;tammuxtMN.
If the construction joint is made smooth in unreinforced concrete then dowel
bars shall be used to achieve load transfer across the joint.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-7

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.2

ebtug

1:2:4

PaBFn; 25 (25 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.2 Concrete 1:2:4 Grade 25 (25 N/mm2)

kargarseRmc

Finishes

pxageRkATaMgGs;Edl)aneFVIrYcral;ehIyRtUvEtmanPaBrelagrabesI.
pebtugRbehagsMbukXM nigTwkdk;enApxagelI
nigRbehagxl;kgebtugminRtUvbUkPitedIm,Ilak;)aMgbnab;BIedaHBum<ecj
enaHeT. karbUkbMeBjeday)ayGr GaceFVIeTA)anluHRtaEtmankarEN
naMBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTsb:ueNaH.
cMeBaHpebtugEdlminerobBum< elIkElgEtpkRmalxN RtUvEtvasedIm,I
[vamanPaBrelagrabesI.
pebtugEdlRtUvkarbUk)ayGrxageRkA b xagkg KWRtUveFVI[eRKIm edIm,I
[vaxaMCab;lsRmab;kargarbUkbBab;enaH. RbsinebIeyIg eRbI]bkrN_mut
RsYcQUseFVI[manpeRKIm enaHPaBxaMCab;Kanwgl. kareFVIEbbenH man
RbsiTPaBbMputcMeBaHebtugEdleTIbnwgcak;fI. CeRmIsmYyepSgeTot b
bEnmBImunenaH eyIgGaceRbIRsTab;bgaMeday)aj;l,ay)ayGr nigbEnm
sarFatuPab;eTAnwgCBaaMg. samekas b RsTab;bgaMenaHRtUvTukryeBl
24ema:g muneBlvas b bUkRsTab;)ayGr.
pkRmalxNnGaKarRtUvEtb:UlaedayenA)acemSAsuIm:g;t_ edIm,IFana
[manprabesI.
pvedIr nigkEngcak;ebtugRtUvEtbegIyedayduHRcaseRKIm edIm,IkMu[rGil.

All exposed finished surface shall be smooth.


Honeycombed surfaces and superficial water and air holes shall not be
made good immediately on removal of the formwork and shall only be
filled in with mortar on the instructions of the Technical Supervisor.
The faces of concrete for which formwork is not provided, other than
slabs, shall be floated to provide a smooth surface.
Faces of concrete to receive render or plaster shall be roughened to
provide a good key for the applied finish. A good key can be provided if
the concrete surface is scratched and roughened with a sharp tool, this
will be most effective with young concrete. Alternatively and/or
additionally a dash coat may be applied by throwing a mixture of mortar
and added bonding agent against the wall. The scratch and dash coat
shall be left 24 hours before the floating/render coat is applied.
The surface of building floor slabs shall be polished when nearly set with
a dusting of cement powder to ensure a smooth horizontal surface.
Pathways and concrete areas shall be coarse broom-finished to ensure that

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-8

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.2

ebtug

1:2:4

PaBFn; 25 (25 N/mm )


2

Clause 6.2 Concrete 1:2:4 Grade 25 (25 N/mm2)


the surface is non-slip.

kabUk

sMNg;eRKOgbgMebtugminRtUvbUkeT luHRtaEtmantRmUvkar[bUkBIKMnUrbg;.

Plastering

Structural concrete shall not be plastered unless required by the drawings

karEfTaM

ebtugEdleTIbcak;fI RtUvkarBarBIxl;st ePg nigkMedARBHGaTit


edayRKbva[CitedayeRbIpaMgekAsU b GVIepSg. cMeBaHebtug rYm
TaMgpxageRkApgEdr RtUvepSImTwk[)anjwkjab;tamviFIEdlmankark
PaB y:agehacNas;ryeBl 7f bnab;BIcak;ebtugrYcral;.
enAkgryeBlEfTaMebtug RtUvTukenAkuM[mankarb:HBal;eRkABIkargar
RKbBIelI ebtugLb;EL b kargartPab; tMNsMNg;rbs;kRmalxN.

Curing

Newly placed concrete shall be protected from drying wind, rain and sun
by completely covering it with plastic (or other) sheeting. The concrete,
including exposed faces, shall be frequently wetted by approved means
for at least 7 days after placing.
During the curing period, the concrete shall be left undisturbed other than
works to be covered (blinding) or joined (slab construction joint).

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

Fwm ssr nigkRmalxNebtugGaem: nigeRKgbgMsMNg;tUc.


RKwHs<an k,als<an nigsrsrs<an bu:EnminsRmab;kRmalxN nigFwm
rbs;s<aneT.

Reinforced concrete beams, columns and slabs for small buildings and
structures.
Bridge foundations, abutments and piers (but not bridge decks and
beams).
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

suIm:g;t_

325

kg

0.86

m3

0.43

m3

Cement

f TMhM 10 x 20 mm
Stone, 10x20mm size

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-9

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.3

ebtug

1:2:3

PaBFn;

30 (30 N/

mm )
2

Clause 6.3 Concrete 1:2:3 Grade 30 (30 N/mm2)


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

suIm:g;t_

suIm:g;t_Fmta

Cement

Ordinary Portland Cement

1 part in 6 of dry volume

f TMhM 10 x 20 mm

flit b RkYs EdlmanTMhMGb,brma


10 mm TMhMGtibrma 20 mm
minRtUvmanFUlI dI\d b sRmam

Stone, 10x20mm size

Quarry stone or gravel, minimum


size 10mm, maximum size 20mm.
No dust, clay or organic matter

xSac;eRKIm

KandI\d b sRmam. xSac;RsYc b xSac; 2 PaK 6 ncMMNuHst


TenEdlrelagminRtUvykmkeRbI
sRmab;ebtugeLIy.

Coarse sand

No clay or organic matter. Sharp


sand, smooth river sand shall not be
used in concrete.

Twk

Twksat edayminmansRmamkg 175 lIRt kgl,ay 1 m b 23 lIRt


sUluysg b l,ayGVIeLIy. Twk sRmab;suIm:g;t_mYy)av Tmn; 50 KRk
minRtUvmanpkCatieRbg b rUbFatuGVI enHCabrimaNTwkGtib,brmacaM)ac;
EdlmanpksarFatueRbg dI\d b edIm,Ilay nigcak;ebtug.
GMbileLIy.

Water

Clean and free from any organic or


inorganic matter in solution or
suspension. It shall not contain any
grease or greasy particles, clay or
salt.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

PaK 6 ncMNuHst
PaK 6 ncMNuHst

3 parts in 6 of dry volume

2 part in 6 of dry volume

175 litres per m3 of mix or 23 litres


per 50 kg bag of cement, but anyway
the minimum amount needed to mix
and pour concrete.

Other requirements

kRmitPaBFn; 30 (30 N/ mm )
2

Strength Grade 30 (30 N/mm2)

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-10

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.3

ebtug

1:2:3

PaBFn;

30 (30 N/

mm )
2

Clause 6.3 Concrete 1:2:3 Grade 30 (30 N/mm2)


3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

layedayma:suIn

Mixing

By machine

karbgab;

bgab;edayma:suInrMjremkanik

Compaction

By mechanical vibrator

tMNsMNg;

tMNsMNg;RtUveFVIeLIgenAkEngEdlkargarcak;ebtugcb;sBVRKb;sRmab;
fenaH b kEngEdleRKgbgMsMNg;BIebtugmYyRtUvFanacak;Tl;nwgeRKgbgM
nsMNg;ebtugmYYyeTotEdl)ancak;BImun. tMNsMNg;enaHRtUvEtBnat[
eBjFatueRKagsMNg;ebtugenaH.

Construction joints

Construction joints shall be made where concrete placing operations end for
the day or where one concrete structural element is cast against a previously
placed concrete structural element. The construction joint shall extend
entirely through the concrete element.

enAmuxtMNrIkrYmbEnmelIlTPaBeprbnkEdlpl;edaysrsEdkBRgwgKW
kMlaMgkkkitrvagRKab;f nkRmalxNenaH.
kargarenHRtUveFVIy:agNa[ebtugEdl)ancak;elIkdMbUgmanp eRKIm enARtg;
tMNenaH. RbsinebIpeRKImRtUv)aneFIVeLIg edaykarQUsqaypebtug tMN
enaHRtUvEtsmat[satGs; edayeRbIxl; )aj; b viFIsaRsdTeTot
EdlmanRbsiTPaBenAmuneBlcak;ebtugfI. tMNlak; (karxas;bRBasKa)
minRtUveRbIeLIyeRBaHviFIsaRsenHmanlTPaBeprbnkexSay
CaBiesssRmab; ebtugKansrsEdk.
In a normal contraction joint load transfer, additional to that provided by
reinforcing steel when present at the joint, shall by aggregate interlock. This
requires the first placed concrete to have a rough and irregular surface at the
join. If the roughened surface is prepared by scabbling then the joint must be
thoroughly cleaned with compressed air or other effective means before
placing fresh concrete. Keyed joints shall not be used because this method
has poor load transfer, especially for unreinforced concrete.

RbsinebItMNsMNg;enAkgebtugKansrsEdk manprelag enaHRtUveRbIEdk


tMNedIm,I[TTYl)ankareprTmn;bnkqgkat;tammuxtMN.
If the construction joint is made smooth in unreinforced concrete then dowel
bars shall be used to achieve load transfer across the joint.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-11

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.3

ebtug

1:2:3

PaBFn;

30 (30 N/

mm )
2

Clause 6.3 Concrete 1:2:3 Grade 30 (30 N/mm2)

kargarseRmc

Finishes

pxageRkATaMgGs;Edl)aneFVIrYcral;ehIyRtUvEtmanPaBrelagrabesI.
pebtugRbehagsMbukXM Twkdk;enApxagelI nigRbehagxl;kgebtugmin
RtUvbUkpitedIm,Ilak;)aMgbnab;BIedaHBum<ecjenaHeT. karbUkbMeBjeday
)ayGrGaceFVIeTA)anluHRtamankarENnaMBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs b:ueNaH.
cMeBaHpebtugEdlminerobBum< elIkElgEtpkRmalxN RtUvEtvasedIm,I
[vamanPaBrelagrabesI.
pebtugEdlRtUvkarbUk)ayGrxageRkA b xagkg KWRtUveFVI[eRKIm edIm,I
[vaxaMCab;lsRmab;kargarbUkbBab;enaH. RbsinebIeyIg eRbI]bkrN_mut
RsYcQUseFVI[manpeRKIm enaHPaBxaMCab;Kanwgl. kareFVIEbbenH man
RbsiTPaBbMputcMeBaHebtugEdleTIbnwgcak;fI. CeRmIsmYyepSgeTot b
bEnmBImunenaH eyIgGaceRbIRsTab;bgaMeday)aj;l,ay)ayGr nigbEnm
sarFatuPab;eTAnwgCBaaMg. samekas b RsTab;bgaMenaHRtUvTukryeBl
24ema:g muneBlvas b bUkRsTab;)ayGr.
pkRmalxNnGaKarRtUvEtb:Ulaeday)acemSAsuIm:g;t_ edIm,IFana
[manprabesI.
pvedIr nigkEngcak;ebtugRtUvEtbegIyedayduHRcaseRKIm edIm,IkMu[rGil.

All exposed finished surface shall be smooth.


Honeycombed surfaces and superficial water and air holes shall not be
made good immediately on removal of the formwork and shall only be
filled in with mortar on the instructions of the Technical Supervisor.
The faces of concrete for which formwork is not provided, other than
slabs, shall be floated to provide a smooth surface.
Faces of concrete to receive render or plaster shall be roughened to
provide a good key for the applied finish. A good key can be provided if
the concrete surface is scratched and roughened with a sharp tool, this
will be most effective with young concrete. Alternatively and/or
additionally a dash coat may be applied by throwing a mixture of mortar
and added bonding agent against the wall. The scratch and dash coat
shall be left 24 hours before the floating/render coat is applied.
The surface of building floor slabs shall be polished when nearly set with
a dusting of cement powder to ensure a smooth horizontal surface.
Pathways and concrete areas shall be coarse broom-finished to ensure that
the surface is non-slip.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-12

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.3

ebtug

1:2:3

PaBFn;

30 (30 N/

mm )
2

Clause 6.3 Concrete 1:2:3 Grade 30 (30 N/mm2)

karbUk

sMNg;eRKgbgMebtugminRtUvbUkeT luHRtaEtmantRmUvkar[bUkBIKMnUrbg;.

Plastering

Structural concrete shall not be plastered unless required by the drawings

karEfTaM

ebtugEdleTIbcak;fI RtUvkarBarBIxl;st ePg nigkMedARBHGaTit


edayRKbva[CitedayeRbIpaMgekAsU b GVIepSg.
cMeBaHebtugrYmTaMgpxageRkApgEdrRtUvepSImTwk[)anjwkjab;tamviFI
EdlmankarkPaBy:agehacNas;ryeBl 7fbnab;BIcak;ebtugrYcral;.
enAkgryeBlEfTaMebtug RtUvTukenAkuM[mankarb:HBal;eRkABIkargarRKb
BIelI ebtugLb;EL b kargartPab; tMNsMNg;rbs;kRmalxN.

Curing

Newly placed concrete shall be protected from drying wind, rain and sun
by completely covering it with plastic (or other) sheeting.
The concrete, including exposed faces, shall be frequently wetted by
approved means for at least 7 days after placing.
During the curing period, the concrete shall be left undisturbed other than
works to be covered (blinding) or joined (slab construction joint).

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

ebtugTb;Twk ]> GagTwk.


kRmalxN nigFwmrbs;s<an.
enAkEngNaEdleKRtUvkarebtugmanPaBFn;xaMg.

Water retaining concrete (e.g. tanks).


Bridge decks and beams.
Wherever higher strength concrete is required.
5.

karKNnaelIbrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

suIm:g;t_

380

kg

0.75

m3

Cement

fTMhM 10 x 20 mm
Stone, 10x20mm size

xSac;

0.50

m3

Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-13

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.4

srsEdkBRgwg

Clause 6.4 Steel reinforcement


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

Edkrelag
235 N/

mm

minRtUveRbIEdkEdlmanTMhM 12mm b FMCagenaHeT luHRta


EtmanbgajenAkgKMnUrbg;.

Smooth bars

Not to be used for bar sizes 12mm or bigger unless shown


on drawing.

EdkfaMgGMeBA

minRtUveRbIEdkEdlmanTMhM 8 mm b tUcCagenHeT luHRta


EtmanbgajenAkgKMnUrbg;.

400 N/

mm

Deformed bars
2.

Not to be used for bar sizes 8 mm or smaller unless shown


on drawing.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

PaBsat

EdksrsRtUvEtsat ehIyminmanERcH PaBkxVk; b eRbg

Cleanliness

Steel bars must be clean and free from rust, dirt or oil.

kMNt;cMNaMeRbIR)as;

srsEdkRtUv)anykmkeRbIelIKMnUrbg; edayeRbIR)as;kMNt;cMNaMdUcteTA

Call-up notation

Reinforcing steel is called-up on drawings using the following notation.

TItaMgEdk f
Bar position: f

RbePT nigkarerobcMEdkelIKMnUrbg;

karBiBNna

Bar call-up type and arrangement

Description

f1010@200

TItaMg4 Edk 10edIm Ggt;pit 10 mm


KmatBIKa 200 mm
Position 4, 10 bars diameter 10 mm,
spacing 200 mm

1010@200f

Edk 10edIm Ggt;pit 10 mm


KmatBIKa 200 mm TItaMg 4
10 bars diameter 10 mm, spacing
200 mm, position 4

TItaMg4 EdkGgt;pit 10 mm
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-14

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.4

srsEdkBRgwg

Clause 6.4 Steel reinforcement

f10@200
10f
3.

KmatBIKa 200 mm
Position 4, diameter 10 mm, spacing
200 mm

Ggt;pit 10 mm TItaMg4
Diameter 10 mm, position 4

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karerobcMEdk

EdksrsRtUverobCaragRkLa eTAtamKmatbgajenAkgKMnUrbg; ehIydak;


enATItaMgEdlRtUvkarkgeRKgbgMsMNg;ebtugEdlmanRsTab;karBardUc)an
kMNt;.

Bar arrangement

Reinforcing steel shall be fixed in a grid pattern at the spacing called-up


on the Drawings and at the required position in the concrete structure
with the specified concrete cover.

]TahrN_GMBIkarerobcMEdksrs TidPaBkgbg;GuIsUemRTik
Example bar arrangement (isometric view)

Ggt;pitsrsEdk

KmatsrsEdk

Bar

Bar Spacing

KmatsrsEdk
Bar Spacing

RbEvgKgelIKa

taragxageRkampl;nUvviFIsaRstamTmab;sRmab;RbEvgKgKaEdlRtUvkar.

Overlap lengths

The following table provides a rule of thumb for the length of overlap required.

muxkat; mm
Diameter (mm)
6
8
10
12
14

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

RbEvgKgKa mm
kgtMbn;TaBaJ

RbEvgKgKa mm
kgtMbn;sgt;

Overlap (mm) in tension


zone
300
400
500
600
700

Overlap (mm) in
Compression zone
180
240
300
360
420
II-15

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.4

srsEdkBRgwg

Clause 6.4 Steel reinforcement


16

db2

RbEvg

Ggt;pitbegagGb,brma
EdkTm<k;Edkkg nig
EdkeRTt

800

db1

480

Ggt;pitEdk
d (mm)
bar

Length
dbar

dbar

RbEvg

db1

Length

Bar diameter
dbar (mm)

Minimum bending
diameters (hooks,
stirrups and inclined
bars)

<20
20 to 28

Ggt;pitbegag
Gb,brma
Minimum bending
diameter

EdkTm<k; EdkeRTt
Edkkg d (mm)
d (mm)
b2

b1

Hook,
stirrups
db1 (mm)
4 dbar
7 dbar

Inclined
bars
db2 (mm)
15 dbar
20 dbar

kRmas;RsTab;karBar
ebtug

luHRtaEtmankarbBaak;enAelIKMnUrbg; RsTab;karBarKYrEtFMCag 20 mm
cover should be greater than
ebImindUecaHeT RsTab;karBarelIEdk The
20 mm
KYrEtEtCatmFMbMputkgcMeNamtm RsTab;karBarKYrEtFMCag 3 dgn
xagsaM bktmFMCag.
Ggt;pitEdkeFVIkar

Thickness of concrete
cover

Unless specified otherwise on the


drawings concrete cover over steel
bars should be the largest of the
following or larger:

The cover should be more than 3 times


the diameter of the main reinforcement

RsTab;karBarKYEt 20% FMCagTMhM


fGtibrmaEdleRbIR)as;.
The cover should be 20% larger than
the maximum size of aggregates used

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

srsEdkBRgwgdUcEdlmanbgajenAkgKMMnUrbg;.
Steel reinforcement as shown on drawings
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

srsEdkBRgwg

1 tonne

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

1.1

tonne

Steel reinforcement

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-16

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.4

srsEdkBRgwg

Clause 6.4 Steel reinforcement

lYscg

10

kg

Binding wire

Tmn;Edk = (maD KitCa m x 7900) KRk


3

Weight of bar = (volume in m3 x 7900) kg

RbsinebI d = Ggt;pitEdkKitCa mIlIEm:Rt mm


Tmn;Edk W = d L 0.0062 (K>Rk)

L=

RbEvgEdkKitCa m enaH

If d = diameter of bar in mm and L = length of bar in m,

W = d2

7.9
or W = d 2 L 0.0062
1000

Ggt;pit mm

pmuxkat; m

Diameter (mm)
6
8
10
12
14
16

Area (m )
0.00002826
0.00005024
0.00007850
0.00011304
0.00015386
0.00020096

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

Tmn;kgRbEvg 1m
Weight of 1 m length
0.223
0.397
0.620
0.893
1.215
1.588

II-17

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.5

karBum< nigcnl;RT

Clause 6.5 Formwork and Falsework


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

karBum<

Formwork

cnl;RT
Falsework

eRbgsRmab;labBum<

karBum< KWCaBum<beNaHGasn b CaGciny_ edIm,IbegItCarUbragebtugeLIg


vaGacbBar sRmab;CBaaMg nigEKm epk sRmab;FwmxageRkam nig
kRmalxN eRTt pxagelI b xageRkam.
ral;karBum<RtUvEtCaeQI Edk b Cr ehIyRtUvdMeLIgedayeRbI)ayGredIm,I
[ENn nigmanPaBCab;l edIm,IrkSanUvTItaMgrbs;ebtugkgeBlcak;
bgab; dMeLIg nigBRgwg.
eQIsRmab;eFVIBum<cak;ebtug RtUveRbIeQIcMNat;fak; 2.
eQIRtUvEteFVIkarEkcmin[manBk ehIyGaceRbIR)as;)an
elIRKb;pTaMgGs;.

Formwork is the temporary or permanent mould for forming concrete and


may be vertical (as for walls and edges), horizontal (beneath beams and
slabs), or sloping (top or bottom surfaces).
All formwork shall be of wood metal or hard plastic and shall be built
mortar-tight and rigid enough to maintain the concrete position during
placing, compacting, setting, and hardening.
Timber for concrete formwork shall be Class 2. Timber shall be wellseasoned, free from knots and worked (shaped) on all faces.

Cnl;TRm KWCaTRmbeNaHGasnEdlRTkarBum<sRmab;cak;ebtug nigEdk


BRgwgmYyry enAeBlEdlebtugRtUv)ancak; ehIyeKGacykTRmecj
enAeBlEdlebtugmanPaBFn;RKb;RKan;GacQredayxng)an.

Falsework is temporary support to formwork required to support concrete


and reinforcement for the period between when it is placed and when it
has sufficient strength to be free standing without support.

eRbgsRmab;labBum< RtUvlabelIpnBum<Edlb:HCamYynwgebtug
edIm,IkarBarebtuugCab;eTAnwgkarBum<.
eRbgsRmab;labBum<RtUvEtCaeRbg):ara:hVInEdlmineFVI[mankarERbRbYl
BN minmanCatiTwk minmankakekAsU nigkkrEdlmin rlay.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-18

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.5

karBum< nigcnl;RT

Clause 6.5 Formwork and Falsework


Mould oil

Mould oil is applied to the faces of the formwork which will be in contact
with fresh concrete to prevent the concreting sticking to the formwork.
Mould oil shall be a petroleum distillate non-staining paraffin oil free
from water, bituminous and other insoluble residues.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

Bum<

Formwork

prbs;sMNg;Edl)ancak;Bum<rYcral;RtUvEtrelag eFVIEbbenHKWvaminTam
Tar[eFIVkarbUkedIm,I[varelageTotenaHeT. pBum<Edlb:HeTAnwgebtug
minRtUvmanTwk)ayGr EdkeKalRbeyal sameRbH b xUcxatGVIepSg
enaHeT. kEngtPab;RtUvEtmanPaBENnledIm,IkarBarkarhUrecjnTwk
suIm:g;t_ ehIyeCosvagkarekItmanRBuyRtInebtug nigkarxUcxatepSg.
muxtMNEdlminRtwmRtUv RtUvbiT[satmuneBlcak;ebtug.
tMNPab;RtUveFVIeLIgedIm,[manPaBgayRsYlkgkaredaHBum<ecj ehIy
RtUvt[Cab;maMl edIm,IrkSaRTg;RTaysitenARtwmRtUv GMLgeBlEdlbgab;
ebtug.
karBum<RtUvrt;Rtg;CYr nigGkSEdl)anedA ehIyRtUvdak;EdkTamedIm,IkarBar
karxUcRTg;RTayedaysarEtTmn;ebtug nigbnkdTeTot dUcCaxl;
nigb bnksMNg;epSgeTot.

The finished formed surface shall be smooth such that it will not require
rendering to make it smooth. Faces in contact with concrete shall be free
from adhering grout, projecting nails, splits, or other defects. Joints shall
be sufficiently tight to prevent leakage of cement grout and to avoid
formation of fins or other blemishes. Faulty joints shall be sealed before
concreting.
Connections shall be constructed to permit easy removal of the formwork
and shall be strong enough to retain the correct shape during compaction
of the concrete.
Formwork shall be true to line, braced and strutted to prevent deformation
under the weight of concrete and other loads, such as wind and/or
construction loads.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-19

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.5

karBum< nigcnl;RT

Clause 6.5 Formwork and Falsework

cnl;RT

Falsework

eRbgsRmab;labBum<

Falsework shall be designed and constructed to provide the necessary


rigidity and to support the loads coming upon it without significant
settlement or deformation.
When requested the Contractor shall submit to the Technical Supervisor
calculations and drawings related to the falsework, and shall not
commence construction without the prior approval of the Technical
Supervisor.
Falsework that cannot be founded on solid footings must be supported by
ample falsework piling which shall be spaced, driven, and removed in a
manner approved.
Arch centering shall be so constructed as to permit its being lowered
gradually and uniformly.

Mould oil

karedaH Bum< nigcnl;RT


ecj

cnl;RTRtUveRKag ehIyeFIIVeLIgedIm,Ipl;nUvBRgwgcaM)ac; nigedIm,IRTbnk


EdlsitenABIelIva edaymin[mansRmut b PaBdabxaMg.
enAeBlEdlmankaresIsuM Gkem:AkarRtUvbBankarKNna nigKMnUrbg;epSg
EdlBak;BneTAkan;GkRKb;RKgbeckeTs ehIyminRtUvcab;epImeFVIkar
sagsg;enAmuneBlseRmcBIsMNak;GkRKb;RKgbeckeTseLIy.
cnl;RTEdlminGacsg;enAelIRKwHrwg)an RtUvRTvaedaycnl;RTbegalRKwH
FMEdlRtUvdak;Kmat bukcuHeRkam nigdkecjtamlkNmankaryl;
RBm.
sMNg;GkSkNal RtUvsg;eLIgedIm,I[eKGacbnabvacuHbnicmg nigman
PaBdUcKa.

eRbgsRmab;labBum<RtUvlabelIpnBum<Edlb:HCamYynwgebtugEdlcak;
edIm,IkarBarkarsitCab;ebtuugeTAnwgbnHBum<.
eRbgsRmab;labBum< minRtUv[b:HsrsEdkBRgwgeLIy.

Mould oil shall be applied to the faces of the formwork which will come
into contact with fresh concrete.
Mould oil shall be kept away from contact with reinforcement.

Bum< nigcnl;RT RtUvedaHecjtamlMdab;lMedayedayeRbIEdkKas; hameRbI


jjr.
enAmuneBledaHcnl;RTecj RtUvBinitemIlebtug edIm,IFanafa ebtugQan
dl;dMNak;kalEdlmanPaBrwgmaMl 21 f sRmab;Fwm nig kRmalxN
ehIy 48 em:ag sRmab;ssr edIm,IRTTmn;rbs;va nigbnkepSgeTot

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-20

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.5

karBum< nigcnl;RT

Clause 6.5 Formwork and Falsework

EdlRtUvsg;enAelIva. RtUveRbIcnl;edIm,ICYyRTeRKgbgMsMNg;.
Removal of formwork and
falsework

Formwork and falsework shall be removed gradually using a crowbar not


a hammer.
Before removal of any formwork the concrete shall be examined to ensure
that the concrete has attained sufficient strength (21 days for beams and
slab and 48 hours for the columns), to support its own weight and any
load to be imposed upon it. Props shall be used to support the members.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

sRmab;ral;sMNg;ebtugTaMgGs;EdlRtUvkarkarBum<.
All concrete construction requiring formwork moulds.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

Bum<

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

TItaMgcak;Bum

cnl;RT

rab;bBalCamYykarBum<

m
minRtUvvas;dac;edayELkBIKaeT

Falsework

Included with formwork

Not measured separately.

Formwork

Net area

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-21

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.6

)ayGrkMe)ar nig)ayGrbUk

1:1:6

Clause 6.6 Lime Mortar and Render 1:1:6


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

suIm:g;t_

suIm:g;t_Fmta

Cement

Ordinary Portland Cement

1 part in 8 of dry volume

xSac;eRKIm

KandI\d b sRmam

Coarse sand

No clay or organic matter

6 part in 8 of dry volume

kMe)ar

kMe)arlayTwk

Lime

Hydrated lime

1 part in 8 of dry volume

Twk

TwksatGacbriePaK)an

lIRt kg 1m nl,ay b 35.5 lIRt


CamYysuIm:g;t_mYy)av Tmn; 50 KRk .

Water

Clear drinking water

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

PaK 8 ncMNuHst
PaK 8 ncMNuHst
PaK 8 ncMNuHst

220

220 litres per m3 of mix or 35.5 litres per 50


kg bag of cement.

Other requirements

RbsinebIsuIm:g;t_bUk RtUveRbICMnYssuIm:g;t_FmtaenaH mincaM)ac;eRbIkMe)arenaHeT


suIm:g;t_bUk KWCasuIm:g;t_FmtaEdlmansarFatulkN)asIk.
If masonry cement is substituted for Ordinary Portland Cement the lime may
be omitted (Masonry cement is Ordinary Portland Cement with the addition a
plasticizing agent).
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

edayd

Mixing

By hand

kRmas;

kRmas;nRsTab;Rkas;bMputKW 10 mm.

Thickness
4.

Maximum layer thickness 10 mm.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

smRsbsRmab;

tN\dEdlrYmman\deFVIBIdI\d b BIsuIm:g;t_ \dxl;EdleFVIBIsuIm:g;t_ nigf.


)ayGrbUkxagkg

Suitable for

All masonry jointing including clay and concrete bricks, concrete blocks and
stone. Internal render (plaster).

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-22

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.6

)ayGrkMe)ar nig)ayGrbUk

1:1:6

Clause 6.6 Lime Mortar and Render 1:1:6

minsmRsbsRmab;

)ayGrbUkxageRkA.

Not suitable for


5.

External render (plaster).

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

suIm:g;t_

378

kg

m3

120

kg

Cement

xSac;
Sand

kMe)arlayTwk
Hydrated lime

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-23

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.7

)ayGr suT nigkarbUk

1:4

Clause 6.7 Plain Mortar and Render 1:4


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

suIm:g;t_

suIm:g;t_Fmta

Cement

Ordinary Portland Cement

1 part in 5 of dry volume

xSac;eRKIm

KandI\d b sRmam

Coarse sand

No clay or organic matter

4 part in 5 of dry volume

Twk

TwksatGacbriePaK

220

Water

Clear drinking water

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

PaK 5 ncMNuHst
PaK 5 ncMNuHst

lIRt kg 1 m nl,ay b 35.5 lIRt


CamYysuIm:g;t_mYy)av Tmn; 50KRk.
3

220 litres per m3 of mix or 35.5 litres per 50 kg


bag of cement.

Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

edayd

Mixing

By hand

kRmas;

kRmas;nRsTab;Rkas;bMputKW 10 mm.

Thickness
4.

Maximum layer thickness 10 mm.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

smRsbsRmab;

)ayGrbUkxageRkA

Suitable for

External render (plaster).

minsmRsbsRmab;

tMN\dEdlrYmman\deFVIBIdI\d b BIsuIm:g;t_ \dxl;EdleFVIBIsuIm:g;t_ nig f.


)ayGrbUkxagkg karbUk.

Not suitable for

All masonry jointing including clay and concrete bricks, concrete blocks and
stone.
Internal render (plaster).

5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

1 m3
II-24

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.7

)ayGr suT nigkarbUk

1:4

Clause 6.7 Plain Mortar and Render 1:4

smar

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

suIm:g;t_

375

kg

0.99

m3

Cement

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-25

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.8

CBaaMgf

Clause 6.8 Stone wall


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

frwgmaM ehIyFn; eRCIserIsTMhM nig


RTg;RTayfedayRbugRbyt edIm,I
eRbInUvbrimaN)ayGrkgcMnYntic bMput.

cMNuHf = cMNuHCBaaMg

Stone

Strong, durable stone


Select stone size and shape carefully to
use smallest quantity of mortar

Volume of stone = volume of


wall

)ayGr

)ayGr 1:4

30%

Mortar
2.

1:4 Mortar

30% Volume of wall

ncMNuHCBaaMg

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karRkalf

edayd

Stone laying
4.

By hand

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

GaceRbIR)as;CMnYsebtugKanEdk)an
Can be used instead of mass concrete
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

1.1

m3

2.42

)av

Stone

suIm:g;t_
Cement

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

bags

II-26

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.8

CBaaMgf

Clause 6.8 Stone wall

xSac;

0.32

m3

Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-27

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.9

CBaaMgerob\dtan;

Clause 6.9 Solid brick wall


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

\d

\deFVIBIdI\d b suIm:g;t_

Bricks

Solid clay bricks orSolid concrete bricks


90 mm x 45 mm x 190 mm

)ayGr

)ayGr 1:4

Mortar
2.

1:4 Mortar

brimaNsRmab;CBaaMg 1 m

Quantity for 1 m2 of wall

kRmas; 100 mm

kRmas; 200 mm

100 mm thick

200 mm thick

\dcMnYn 100

\dcMnYn 200

0.021 m3

0.055 m3

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

RtUvTij\d[elIsBIcMnYnEdlRtUvkar eRBaH\dGacnwgman)ak;Ebk b xUcxat.


Always buy more bricks than you need as many bricks will be broken or
wasted.

TMhM\d

TMhMEdl)anbBaak;enAkgcMNuc 1 KWsRmab;\dEdlplitedaymankarRtYt
Binit ehIyRtUv)aneRbIR)as;CaTUeTAkgRbeTskm<Ca. bu:En\dEdlplitenA
kgRsukGacmanTMhM 80 mm x 40 mm x 170 mm nigtUcCagenH RbsinebI eK
GnuBaat[eRbI b GacTTYlyk)ansRmab;eRbIR)as;kgkargarTaMgnH ehIy
karvas;Evg nigfcMNayEdlcaM)ac;edIm,IeqIytbeTAnwgtRmUvkarTaMgGs;Rsb
tamKMnUrbg; nigbTdanbeckeTsRtUvEtCakarTTYlxusRtUvrbs;Gkem:Akar.

Brick dimensions

The brick dimensions stated in 1. above are for controlled manufacture bricks
customarily used in Cambodia. However locally manufactured brick can
come in dimensions 80 mm x 40 mm x 170 mm and smaller, if these are
offered and accepted for incorporation in Works then measures and costs
necessary to meet all other requirements of the Drawings and Specification
shall be borne by the Contractor.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karerob\d

erobedayd

Bricklaying

By hand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-28

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.9

CBaaMgerob\dtan;

Clause 6.9 Solid brick wall

kargarerob\ddb; kRmas; \ddb; RtUverobeLIgedayeRbIR)as;vi


FmtaKW 100 mm
FIerobburaNnUvkarPab;\dedayerob
Single skin brickwork
tambeNayCBaaMgEdlvapl;[
(nominal thickness
100 mm)
CBaaMg nUvkRmas;RtwmEtBak;kNal
nRbEvg\dbu:eNaHRbEvgbeNay
\d. cMeBaHCBaaMgEdlsg;eLIg
eday\dminRtUverob[muxtMNBIrCab;
Ka rt;Rtg;KaenaHeT.
cMeBaHCBaaMgEdlRtg;TaMgenHminEmn
CabBaaenaHeT edayRKan;Etlyecj
RbEvgBak;kNal\denARtg;muxtMN
nImYyb:ueNaH.
Single skin brickwork shall be built
using the traditional Stretcher bond
which provides a wall just a half
brick (length) wide. As with any
wall built of brick, no two adjacent
vertical joints should be in line.
With a straight wall this is not a
problem, just offset each course by
half a brick.

enAeBlEdlerobCaEkgenAEpkxag
cugnCYurRtg;enaHmgeTot minman
bBaaGVIeT edayRKan;EteRbIviFIbgaM
edayqas;ral;CYr\dnRCugCBaaMg
TaMgBIr.
When turning a corner at the end of
a straight run again causes no
problems, just interlock the two runs
of bricks on every other course.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-29

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.9

CBaaMgerob\dtan;

Clause 6.9 Solid brick wall

enAeBlEdlerobPab;eTAnwgCBaaMg
caM)ac;RtUveRbI\dEdlmanRbEvg 34
cMnYnBIr \dBNexA- enAelIpTaMg
sgxagnCBaaMg enAelIpCBaaMg
edayrMlgCYredkmYy.
When joining into a wall part way
along the wall, it is necessary to use
two length bricks (coloured black
- one on either side) on the main
face of the wall on every other
course.

1st
course

2nd
course

\dm kRmas;CaFmtaKW \dm RtUvsagsg;eLIgedayeRbI


200 mm)
R)as;viFIPab;EbbGg;eKsEdleFVI
[CBaaMgmankRmas;esInwgRbEvg
beNayn\dmYyduM. cMeBaHCBaaMg
Edlsg;eLIgeday\d minRtUverob
[muxtMNBIrCab;Kart;Rtg;KaenaHeT.
Double skin brickwork
(nominal thickness
200 mm)

Double skin brickwork shall be built


using English bond which provides
a wall one brick (length) wide. As
with any wall built of brick, no two
adjacent vertical joints should be in
line.

cMeBaHCBaaMgEdlRtg; KWminmanbBaa
GVIeTedayRKan;Eterobqas;Ka dak;
\dbeNaymYyRsTab; nigTTwgmYy
RsTab; edaymuxtMNnImYyn\db
eNaysitenAcMkNal\dTTwg.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-30

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.9

CBaaMgerob\dtan;

Clause 6.9 Solid brick wall


With a straight wall this is not a
problem, it is just alternate courses
of headers and stretchers with each
joint on the stretcher course centred
on a header brick on the course
below.

enAeBlEdlerobEkg enAxagcugn
CYrnImYy RtUveRbI\dEdlkat;CaBak;
kNaltambeNay \dBNexA
enAelICYrnImYy. \dtan;kGaceRbI
CMnYs\dEdlkat;enH)anEdr.

1st
course

cMeBaHkartPab;;eTAnwgCBaaMgenA
cmaymYytambeNayCBaaMg KWdUc
KaeTAnwgkarerobEkgEdr xusRtg;fa
eKRtUvkar\dkat;Rtg;kEngPab;eTA
nwgCBaaMgrMlgCYrmYyeTACYrmYy.
When turning a corner at the end of
a straight run needs the use of brick
cut in half lengthwise (coloured
black) on each course. Solid bricks
can also be used.

2nd
course

Joining into a wall part way along


the wall, is the same as for the end
turn except that the cut bricks are
only needed on every other course.
4

kareRbIR)as;
Uses
100

200
5.

mm

CBaaMgerob\dsRmab;sMNg;GaKarepSg

mm

sRmab;RKwH. CBaaMg\drhUteTAdl;nIvU:nCan;pal;dI

Brick walls for buildings

Foundations. Brick walls up to ground floor level

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

1 m2

II-31

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.9

CBaaMgerob\dtan;

Clause 6.9 Solid brick wall

smar

cMnYn

Material

\d

kta

Amount

Unit

100mm

200mm

100

200

Bricks

suIm:g;t_

pieces
0.15

0.38

Cement

xSac;

dMu
dMu
)av
bags

0.023

0.061

m3

Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-32

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.10

CBaaMg\dRbehag

Clause 6.10 Hollow brick wall


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

\d

\dRbehageFVIBIdI\d

Bricks

Hollow clay bricks


90 mm x 90 mm x 190 mm

)ayGr

)ayGr 1:4

Mortar
2.

1:4 Mortar

brimaNsRmab;CBaaMgTMhM 1 m

Quantity for 1m2 of wall

kRmas; 100 mm

kRmas; 200 mm

100 mm thick

200 mm thick

\dcMnYn 50

\dcMnYn 100

0.0139

0.037

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

RtUvTij\d[elIsBIcMnYnEdlRtUvkar eRBaH\dGacnwgman)ak;Ebk b xUcxat.


Always buy more bricks than you need as many bricks will be broken or
wasted.

TMhM\d

TMhMEdl)anbBaak;enAkgcMNuc 1 KWsRmab;\dEdlplitedaymankarRtYt
Binit ehIyRtUv)aneRbIR)as;CaTUeTAkgRbeTskm<Ca. bu:En\dEdlplitenA
kgRsukGacmanTMhM 80 mm x 80 mm x 170 mm nigtUcCagenH RbsinebI
eKGnuBaat[eRbI b GacTTYlyk)ansRmab;eRbIR)as;kgkargarTaMgenH
ehIykarvas;Evg nigfcMNayEdlcaM)ac;edIm,IeqIytbeTAnwgtRmUvkarTaMg
Gs;RsbtamKMnUrbg; nigbTdanbeckeTsRtUvEtCakarTTYlxusRtUvrbs;Gk
em:Akar.

Brick dimensions

The brick dimensions stated in 1. above are for controlled manufacture bricks
customarily used in Cambodia. However locally manufactured brick can
come in dimensions 80 mm x 80 mm x 170 mm and smaller, if these are
offered and accepted for incorporation in Works then measures and costs
necessary to meet all other requirements of the Drawings and Specification
shall be borne by the Contractor.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karerob\d

edayd

Bricklaying

By hand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-33

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.10

CBaaMg\dRbehag

Clause 6.10 Hollow brick wall

kargarerob\ddb;
kRmas; FmtaKW
100 mm
Single skin brickwork
(nominal thickness
100 mm)

\d 10 RtUverobeLIgedayeRbIR)as;
viFIerobburaN edayeFIVkarerob\d
eTAtambeNayCBaaMg
EdlvanaM[CBaaMgmankRmas;RtwmEt
Bak;kNalnRbEvg \dbu:eNaH
RbEvgbeNay \d. cMeBaHCBaaMg
Edlsg;eLIg eday\dminRtUverob[
muxtMN 2Cab;Kart;Rtg;KaenaH eT.

Elevation Stretcher bond

cMeBaHCBaaMgEdlRtg;TaMgenHminEmn
CabBaaenaHeT edayRKan;Etly
ecjRbEvgBak;kNal\denARtg;
muxtMNnImYyb:ueNaH.
Single skin brickwork shall be built
using the traditional Stretcher bond
which provides a wall just a half
brick (length) wide. As with any
wall built of brick, no two adjacent
vertical joints should be in line.
With a straight wall this is not a
problem, just offset each course by
half a brick.

enAeBlEdlerobCaEkgenAEpkxag
cugnCYurRtg;enaHmgeTot minman
bBaaGVIeT edayRKan;EteRbIviFIbgaM
edayqas;ral;CYr\dnRCugCBaaMg
TaMgBIr.
When turning a corner at the end of
a straight run again causes no
problems, just interlock the two runs
of bricks on every other course.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-34

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.10

CBaaMg\dRbehag

Clause 6.10 Hollow brick wall

enAeBlEdlerobPab;eTAnwgCBaaMg
caM)ac;RtUveRbI\dEdlmanRbEvg 34
cMnYnBIr \dBNexA- enAelIpTaMg
sgxagnCBaaMg enAelIpCBaaMg
edayrMlgCYredkmYy
When joining into a wall part way
along the wall, it is necessary to use
two length bricks (coloured black
- one on either side) on the main
face of the wall on every other
course.

kargarerob\dm kRmas; \dm RtUvsagsg;eLIgedayeRbI


FmtaKW 200 mm
R)as;viFIPab;EbbGg;eKsEdleFIV
[CBaaMgmankRmas;esInwgRbEvg
beNayn\dmYyduM. cMeBaHCBaaMg
Edlsg;eLIgeday\dminRtUverob[
muxtMN 2Cab;Kart;Rtg;KaenaHeT.
Double skin brickwork
(nominal thickness
200 mm)

1st
course

2nd
course

Elevation English bond

Double skin brickwork shall be built


using English bond which provides
a wall one brick (length) wide. As
with any wall built of brick, no two
adjacent vertical joints should be in
line.

cMeBaHCBaaMgEdlRtg; KWminmanbBaa
GVIeTedayRKan;Eterobqas;Kaeday
dak;\dbeNaymYyRsTab; nigTTwg
mYyRsTab; edaymuxtMNnImYy
n\dbeNaysitenAcMkNal\d
TTwg.
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-35

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.10

CBaaMg\dRbehag

Clause 6.10 Hollow brick wall


With a straight wall this is not a
problem, it is just alternate courses
of headers and stretchers with each
joint on the stretcher course centred
on a header brick on the course
below.

enAeBlEdlerobEkg enAxagcugn
CYrnImYy RtUveRbI\dEdlkat;CaBak;
kNaltambeNay \dBNexA
enAelICYrnImYy. \dtan;kGaceRbI
CMnYs\dEdlkat;enH)anEdr.

1st
course

cMeBaHkartPab;;eTAnwgCBaaMgenA
cmaymYytambeNayCBaaMg KWdUc
KaeTAnwgkarerobEkgEdr xusKaRtg;
fa eKRtUvkar\dkat;Rtg;kEngPab;
eTAnwgCBaaMgrMlgCYrmYyeTACYrmYy.
When turning a corner at the end of
a straight run needs the use of brick
cut in half lengthwise (coloured
black) on each course. Solid bricks
can also be used.
Joining into a wall part way along
the wall, is the same as for the end
turn except that the cut bricks are
only needed on every other course.
4.

2nd
course

Plan English bond

kareRbIR)as;
Uses
100 mm

CBaaMg\dsRmab;sMNg;GaKarepSg
Brick walls for buildings

200 mm

sRmab;RKwH
Foundations.

5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

1 m2

II-36

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.10

CBaaMg\dRbehag

Clause 6.10 Hollow brick wall

smar
Material
100

\d

mm

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit
200

mm

50

100

pieces

0.10

0.26

)av

Bricks

suIm:g;t_
Cement

xSac;

bags
0.015

0.041

m3

Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-37

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.11

kargarCIk nigkargardITUeTA

Clause 6.11 General Excavation and Earthworks


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

dIbMeBj

bMeBjedayeRbIRbePTTI1 RbePTTI2 RbePTTI3 b RbePTepSgeTotdUc


Edl)anbBaak;.

Backfill
2.

Type 1, Type 2 or Type 3 fill or as otherwise specified.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karsmatdIRsTab;elI

Topsoil strip

karCIkdI

Clear all topsoil from the area of construction;


Separate all stones from the sub-soil for later use;
Do not pile excavated material higher than 1m.

Excavation

RtUvsmatdIRsTab;elIecjTaMgGs;enAkgTItaMgsagsg;
RtUvykfecjBIdI)atRKwHTaMgGs;sRmab;eRbIR)as;enAeBleRkay
minRtUvcak;KrdIEdl)anCIk[elIsBIkm<s; 1m eLIy.

Rtg;TItaMg nigCeRmAEdlmanenAkgKMnUrbg;
RtUvykecjnUvbMENk b bsrukCati b rUgstVBIkEngEdlkay
RtUvdak;TRmCabeNaHGasnedIm,IrkSakarCIk[sitkglkxNsuvtiPaB
RtUvykTwkecjBIkEngkay ehIyrkSaPaBstsRmab;karGnuvtkargar
EdlsmRsb.
kEngkayRtUvTukcMhkgryeBlxIbMputtamEdlGaceFVIeTA)an
RtUvsmat nigbgab;)atkEngkayenAmuneBldak;smarsRmab;kargar
epSg.
To location and depth on the drawings;
Remove all vegetative matter and roots and burrows from excavations;
Provide temporary support to maintain excavation in safe condition;
Remove water from excavation and keep dry for proper execution of

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-38

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.11

kargarCIk nigkargardITUeTA

Clause 6.11 General Excavation and Earthworks


works.
Excavations should be left open as short a time as possible.
Clean and compact base of excavation prior to place materials for the
Works.

dIbMeBj

bMeBjdIeTAkgkEngkayCaRsTab;edIm,Ibgab; min[elIsBIkRmas;
mm eLIysRmab;RsTab;nImYy. dIbMeBjRtUvEteRsacTwk
edIm,IeFVI[kan;Ethab;.

Backfill

Backfill excavation in compacted layers not thicker than 150 mm. Backfill
shall be sprinkled with water to aid compaction.

4.

kareRbIR)as;

150

Uses

karkaysRmab;GaKar sMNg; pvTwk nigkargarlb;dI.


Excavation for buildings, structures, channels and buried works.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNEdlRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;karcMNayKWCacMMNuHnkarkay RtUvvas;bBarcab;BIRBMEdnxageRkAnkar
garenaH b GacKittamKMnUrbg;Edlmanbgaj. mincaM)ac;cMNayR)ak;sRmab;lMheFVIkarenaHeT.
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of excavation measured vertically from the outer limit of the
works or as otherwise shown by the drawings. Working space shall not be paid.

karcak;dIbMeBjEdlRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;karTUTat; KWCabrimaNdIEdlcak;lb;elIkargarEdlvas;bBarcab;
BIRBMEdnxageRkAnkargar.
Backfill measured for payment to be volume of fill to cover works measured vertically from the outer limit
of the works.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-39

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.12

karCIkdI nigkargardIsRmab;TMnb;Tb;Twk nigRbLay

Clause 6.12 Excavation and Earthworks for Embankments and Channels


1.

smasPaK
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

dIbMeBj

RbePTTI 1 RbePTTI 2 RbePTTI3 b RbePTepSgeTotdUcEdl )anbBaak;

Backfill
2.

Type 1, Type 2 or Type 3 fill or as otherwise specified.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

karCIkdIecjBIval b eRkamtYpv elIkeRkabRBMEdnnrm:al;EdlTabbMputn


karCIk EdlmanbgajenAkgKMnUrbg; b enAxageRkamExSdI edIm,IykecjnUv
vtEdlminsmRsb nigenAeRkamExSdI EdlenAeRkamtYpvelIkEdlCakEng
RtUvkar[mankarbgab;Cafak; b epSgBIenHdUcEdl)anENnaM.
Excavation required in cuts or under embankments below the lowest normal
limit of excavation indicated on the Drawings or below ground line, for the
removal of unsuitable material, and below the ground line under
embankments where benching is required, or as otherwise directed.
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karsmatdIRsTab;elI

Topsoil strip

smarEdlminsmRsb

RtUvsmatdIRsTab;elIecjTaMgGs;enAkgTItaMgsagsg;
RtUvykfecjBIdI)atRKwHTaMgGs;sRmab;eRbIR)as;enAeBleRkay
minRtUvcak;KrdIEdl)anCIk[elIsBIkm<s; 1m eLIy.

Clear all topsoil from the area of construction;


Separate all stones from the sub-soil for later use;
Do not pile excavated material higher than 1 m.

dI\d nigdIl,ay vtBukpuyBIFmCati dI Edlmanpk bseQI esA nigkemc


kmIepSgBIrukCati KWCasmarEdlminsmRsbsRmab;)atRKwH b karcak;
bMeBj.
vtEdlminsmRsb RtUvEtCIkecjBIeRkamkm<s;)atRKwHEdlmansNan
rabCapval b xageRkamkm<s;)atRKwHntYpvelIk [dl;CeRmAdUcEdl
)anENnaMedayGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs ehIykarCIkRtUvcak;dIbMeBjvij
nigeFVIeLIgkglkNcak;bMeBjtYpvelIkEdl)ankMNt;Cak;lak;.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-40

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.12

karCIkdI nigkargardIsRmab;TMnb;Tb;Twk nigRbLay

Clause 6.12 Excavation and Earthworks for Embankments and Channels


Unsuitable material

karCIk

Highly organic clays and silts, peat, soils containing large amounts of
roots, grass and other vegetable matter are unsuitable materials for subgrade or fill.
Unsuitable material shall be excavated below sub-grade level in cut and
below embankment foundation level to the depth directed by the
Technical Supervisor the excavation shall be backfilled with material and
in a manner as for the specified embankment fill.

Rtg;TItaMg nigCeRmAEdlmanenAkgKMnUrbg;
RtUvCRmHecjnUvbMENk b bsrukCati b rUgstVBIkEngCIkkkay
RtUvykTwkecjBIkEngkay ehIyrkSaPaBstsRmab;karRbtibtikargar
EdlsmRsb.
kEngkayRtUvTukcMhkgryeBlxIbMputtamEdlGaceFVIeTA)an
RtUvsmat nigbgab;)atkEngkayenAmuneBldak;smarkargarepSg.

Excavation

To location and depth on the drawings;


Remove all vegetative matter and roots and burrows from excavations;
Remove water from excavation and keep dry for proper execution of
works.
Excavations should be left open as short a time as possible.
Clean and compact base of excavation prior to placing materials for the
Works.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

karCIkdI nigkargardIsRmab;tYpvelIk nigpvTwk


Excavation and Earthworks for Embankments and Channels
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNEdlRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;karcMNayKWCacMNuHnkarkay RtUvvas;CabBarcab;BIRBMEdnxageRkAn
kargarenaH b GacKittamKMnUrbg;Edlmanbgaj. mincaM)ac;cMNayR)ak;sRmab;lMheFVIkarenaHeT.
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of excavation measured vertically from the outer limit of the
works or as otherwise shown by the drawings. Working space shall not be paid.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-41

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.13

karcak;dIlb;RbePTTI 1 kareFVICaRTg;RTay nigkarbgab;edayd

Clause 6.13 Fill Type 1 (shaping and compaction by hand)


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

dIFmCatiRKb;RbePT dI\d min[manRkYsEdlmanTMhMFMCagBak;kNalnkRmas;RsTab; eday


dIxSac; RkYs CaedIm. EpkelIbeckeTsnkarbgab; sUmemIlenAxageRkamenH.
Any natural soil (clay,
sand, gravel etc).

No particles bigger than half of layer thickness (depending on compaction


technique: see below).

minRtUvmansRmam kaksMNl;EdlminekItmkBIFmCati b smarRKb;


RbePTTaMgGs;EdlminmanesrPaB.
No organic matter, non-natural waste or unstable materials of any kind.

Twk
Water
2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

cMNuHTwk

cMNuHesImndIcak;bMeBj RtUvesImdUcKaTaMgGs;.
kab;dIrYclavijebIsinCasac;dI enACab;bnab;BIla)atdenaHdImansMeNImlm.

Water content

Moisture content of fill to be shall be uniformly moist to touch.

kareFVIets

dIbMeBjrYcral;ehIy b RsTab;bMeBjEdl)anRtYtBiniteday GkRKb;RKg


kardan RtUveFVIetsCamYynwg DCP [)anjwkjab; min[ticCag 1dg sRmab;
pdIbMeBjTMhM 300m . kEngEdllTpleFVIetsrbs; DCP elIsBI 30 mm
sMBg RtUvbgab;sarCafI bkBRgayCafIeLIgvij ehIybgab;mgeTot
rhUtTal;Et lTplvas;rbs; DCP 30 mm /sMBg.
2

Testing
3.

Completed fill or fill layers as inspected by the Supervisor shall be tested


with DCP at a frequency not less than one test for 300 m2 fill area. Areas
where DCP results exceed 30 mm/blow shall be re-compacted, or reworked
and re-compacted until DCP results 30 mm/blow.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karerobcMRKwHsRmab;
tYpvelIk

sRmab;sMNg;pvfl;EdlpdIsitenAkgRsTab;)atRKwH b sitenAeRkam
km<s;RsTab;)atRKwHpdIEdlmanRsab;RtUvsmat ehIyCIkRCuMva.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-42

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.13

karcak;dIlb;RbePTTI 1 kareFVICaRTg;RTay nigkarbgab;edayd

Clause 6.13 Fill Type 1 (shaping and compaction by hand)

Preparation of foundation
for embankment

karcak;bMeBj nigeKo

For road construction where the ground surface is situated at sub-grade


level or below sub-grade level, the existing ground surface shall be
cleaned, grubbed and scarified. Then the surface shall be compacted to a
depth of 150 mm.
Where an existing embankment is to be included in a new embankment,
the top and slopes of the old embankments shall be stripped of all
vegetation and roots and all materials shall be removed to a grade line and
cross section 300 mm below the proposed sub-grade elevations.
Benching step with horizontal and vertical faces shall be cut in the
existing slopes to a depth corresponding to the thickness of layers to be
compacted.

Placing and shaping

kareRsacTwk

bnab;mkRtUvbgab;pdI[hab;CeRmA 150mm .
kEngEdlmantYpvelIkcas; EdlnwgRtUvelIktYfIenaH EpkxagelI nig
EpkCRmalntYpvelIkcas;enaH RtUvdkykrukCatiepSg nigbseQIecj
ehIyeyIgRtUvykvaecj[dl;km<s; nigcMNuHkat;TTwgEdlTabCagkm<s;
rbs;)atRKwHEdleRKag cMnYn 300 mm. karCIkCafak;RtUvkat;tcMeNat
ntYpvelIkcas;kgCeRmAEdlRtUveTAnwgkRmas;nRsTab;EdlRtUvbgab;.

RtUvcak;dICaRsTab;[RsbtamviFIsaRskgkarbgab; RtUveRsacTwk nig


eKoedayd muneBlbgab;.
pEdl)ancak;bMeBjrYcral;RtUvEtesI ehIymankRmas; 50 mm dUc)an
bgajenAkgKMnUrbg;.

Soil to be placed in layers according to compaction method, watered and


shaped by hand before compaction.
Completed surface of fill to be smooth and within 50 mm of lines shown
on drawings.

dIRtUvdak;CaRsTab; ehIyTwkRtUveRsacmuneBleKo.
RtUveRsacTwkrhUtTal;EtTwkehrecjBIpdI . rg;caMrhUtdl;TwkRCabcUl
eTAkgdIsin eTIbGaceKo nigbgab;.

Watering

Soil should be placed in rough layer and water poured before final
shaping.
Pour water until the water begins to flow off the surface of the soil. Wait
for the water to seep into the soil before final shaping and compaction.

karbgab;

RtUvdak;CaRsTab;EdlmankRmas; 100 mm ehIybgab;edayd.

Compaction
4.

Place in layers 100 mm thick and compact by hand.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-43

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.13

karcak;dIlb;RbePTTI 1 kareFVICaRTg;RTay nigkarbgab;edayd

Clause 6.13 Fill Type 1 (shaping and compaction by hand)

smRsbsRmab;

dIbMeBjTUeTAEdlsRmutminxaMg.

Suitable for

General earth fills where settlement is not important.

minsmRsbsRmab;

RKwHsMNg;GaKar
pvfl;
TMnb;

Not suitable for

Foundations for buildings.


Roads.
Earth dams.

5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNEdlRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;cMNayKWCabrimaNndIbMeBjbnab;BIkarcak; nigkarbgab;.
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of fill after placing and compaction.

dIbMeBjeRkABIbnat;Edl)anbgajenAelIKMnUrbg; minRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;karcMNayfenaHeT.
Fill placed outside lines shown on drawing should not be measured for payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-44

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.14

karcak;dIbMeBjRbePTTI 3 eFVIRTg;RTay nigbgab;edayma:suIn

Clause 6.14 Fill Type 3 (machine shaping and compaction)


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

dIFmCatiRKb;RbePT dI\d smRsbsRmab;karbgab;EdleRbIR)as;]bkrN_Gacrk)an.


dIxSac; RkYs CaedIm. cMnYnGb,brma 30% nPaKlitqgkat;kEBagRkLaTMhM 2 mm.
cMnYnGb,brma 95% nPaKlitqgkat;kEBag;RkLaTMhM 60 mm.
min[manRkYsEdlmanTMhMFMCagBak;kNalnkRmas;RsTab; edayEpkelI
beckeTsnkarbgab; sUmemIlenAxageRkamenH min[man rUbFatusrIrag
kaksMNl;EdlminekItmkBIFmCati b smarRKb;RbePTTaMgGs;Edlminman
esrPaB.
Any natural soil (clay,
sand, gravel etc).

Suitable for compaction using the equipment that is available.


Minimum 30% of particles by weight passing 2 mm sieve.
Minimum 95% of particles by weight passing 60 mm sieve.
No particles bigger than half of layer thickness (depending on compaction
technique: see below)
No organic matter, non-natural waste or unstable materials of any kind.

Twk
Water
2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

cMNuHTwk

cMNuHesImndIcak;bMeBj RtUvesImdUcKaTaMgGs;.
kab;dIrYclavijebIsinCasac;dI enACab;bnab;BIla)atdenaHdImansMeNImlm.

Water content

Moisture content of fill to be shall be uniformly moist to touch.

kareFVIets

dIbMeBjrYcral;ehIy b RsTab;bMeBjEdl)anRtYtBinitedayGkRKb;RKg
kardanRtUveFVIetsCamYynwg DCP [)anjwkjab; min[ticCag 1dg sRmab;
pdIbMeBjTMhM 300m . kEngEdllTpleFVIetsrbs; DCP elIsBI 15mm
sMBg RtUvbgab;sarCafI bkBRgayCafIeLIgvij ehIybgab;mgeTot
rhUtTal;EtlTplvas;rbs; DCP 15mm /sMBg.
2

Testing

Completed fill or fill layers as inspected by the Supervisor shall be tested


with DCP at a frequency not less than one test for 300 m2 fill area. Areas
where DCP results exceed 15 mm/blow shall be re-compacted, or reworked
and re-compacted until DCP results 15 mm/blow.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-45

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.14

karcak;dIbMeBjRbePTTI 3 eFVIRTg;RTay nigbgab;edayma:suIn

Clause 6.14 Fill Type 3 (machine shaping and compaction)


3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

kardak; nigkareKo

dIRtUvcak;CaRsTab;[RsbtamviFIsaskgkarbgab; RtUveRsacTwk nig


eKoBRgabedaym:asuInmuneBlbgab;.

Placing and shaping

Soil to be placed in layers according to compaction method, watered and


shaped by grader before compaction.

pEdl)ancak;bMeBjrYcral;RtUveFVI[relag ehIymankMm<s; 50 mm
dUc)anbgajenAkgKMnUrbg;.
Completed surface of fill to be smooth and within 50mm of lines shown on
drawings.

kareRsacTwk

enAeBlEdlRtUveRsacTwk KYreRsaceTAelIdIenAmuneBleKoseRmceday
eRbIm:asuInBRgab. KYreKodIEdleRsacTwkrYcRtLb;cuHeLIgedaym:asuIncMnYn
3dg edIm,IFanafa Twk nigdI )anlaybBalmuneBleKoseRmccugeRkay.

Watering

When water is needed, is should be sprayed onto the soil before final shaping
with the grader. Three passes of the grader should be made to ensure mixing
of the soil with the water, before final shaping.

karbgab;

karbgab;RtUveRbIruWLkinelIkRmas;RsTab; ehIyRtUvkineRcIndg[Rsbtam
taragviFIsaRskgkarbgab;.

Compaction

Compaction to be by roller with layer thicknesses and number of passes


according Compaction Methods table.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

smRsbsRmab;

pvfl;sRmab;cracrN_RbePTRsal
TMnb;dIsRmab;Tb;TwkEdlmankm<s;TabCag 3m .
karcak;bMeBjdITUeTA.

Suitable for

Roads carrying light traffic


Earth dams where height of water retained is less than 3 m.
General earth fills.

minsmRsbsRmab;

RKwHGaKarCaGciny_
pvfl;sRmab;cracrN_RbePTFn; b pvGutebTImINW b pvRkalebtug.
TMnb;dIsRmab;Tb;TwkEdlmankm<s;elIsBI 3m .

Not suitable for

Foundations for permanent buildings


Roads carrying heavy traffic or with bitumen or concrete surface.
Earth dams where height of water retained is more than 3 m.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-46

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.14

karcak;dIbMeBjRbePTTI 3 eFVIRTg;RTay nigbgab;edayma:suIn

Clause 6.14 Fill Type 3 (machine shaping and compaction)


5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNEdlRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;cMNayKWCabrimaNndIbMeBjbnab;BIkarcak; nigkarbgab;.
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of fill after placing and compaction.

dIbMeBjeRkABIbnat;Edl)anbgajenAelIKMnUrbg; minRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;karcMNayfenaHeT.
Fill placed outside lines shown on drawing should not be measured for payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-47

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.15

RkYssRmab;RKwHRsTab;TIBIr

Clause 6.15 Sub-foundation gravel


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

f TMhMFMbMput 60 mm

flit b RkYsTMhMGtibrma 60 mm.


KandI\d b sRmam

Stone, maximum size


60 mm

Quarry stone or gravel, maximum


size 60mm.
No clay or organic matter

xSac;

KandI\d b rUbFatusrIrageT

Sand
2.

No clay or organic matter

1 part in 3 of dry volume

PaK 3 ncMNuHst

2 parts in 3 of dry volume

PaK 3 ncMNuHst

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

edayd

Mixing

By hand

karbgab;

kRmas;RsTab;Gtibrma 100 mm sRmab;karbgab;edayd


kRmas;RsTab;Gtibrma 200 mm sRmab;karbgab;edaym:asuIn
eRsacTwkmuneBlbgab;rYc bgab;edayht;ct;edayeRbI eCIgdMrI b ma:suIn
bgab;.

Compaction
4.

Maximum layer thickness 100 mm (for hand compaction)


Maximum layer thickness 200 mm (for machine compaction)
Pour water before compacting then compact thoroughly with rammer
(elephants foot) or with compacting machine.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RKwHbRmugnGaKar nigsMNg;xattUc
minRtUveRbIsRmab;RKwHs<an b sMNg;FarasaRsepSgeLIy.
Sub-foundations to buildings and small structures.
Not to be used for foundations to bridges or to irrigation structures.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-48

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.15

RkYssRmab;RKwHRsTab;TIBIr

Clause 6.15 Sub-foundation gravel


5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

m3

0.5

m3

Stone

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-49

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.16

RTnab;lU

Clause 6.16 Pipe bedding


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

fTMhMGtibrma 20 mm

flit b RkYs TMhMGtibrma 20 mm.


KandI\d b sRmam

PaK 3 nbrimaNst

Stone, maximum size


20 mm

Quarry stone or gravel, maximum


size 20mm.
No clay or organic matter

2 parts in 3 of dry volume

xSac;

KandI\d b sRmam

Sand
2.

No clay or organic matter

1 part in 3 of dry volume

PaK 3 nbrimaNst

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

edayd

Mixing

By hand

karcak; nigkarbgab;

RtUvcak; nigbgab;edayd edIm,ITb;


TueyaxagkgnlUbgr. kRmas;
RsTab;Gb,brmamandUcxageRkam
lU 300 mm: 75mm
lU 400 mm: 75mm
lU 500 mm: 80 mm
lU 600 mm: 100mm
lU 800 mm: 150 mm
lU 1 000mm: 200mm

Placing and Compaction

RTnab;lU
Pipe bedding

90

RkYsbRmug 2
Sub-foundation gravel

Placed and compacted by hand to


support pipes sections in culvert.
Minimum layer thickness as follows:
300 mm pipe:
75 mm

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-50

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.16

RTnab;lU

Clause 6.16 Pipe bedding

4.

400 mm pipe:
500 mm pipe:
600 mm pipe:
800 mm pipe :
1,000 mm pipe:

75 mm
80 mm
100mm
150mm
200mm

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

sRmab;Tb;lUenAEpkxageRkampvEdlmancracrN_Rsal.
sRmab;lUeRkampvFM RtUveRsabedayebtug.
Support pipe sections in culvert beneath road with light traffic.
For major roads culverts should be surrounded by concrete.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

m3

0.5

m3

Stone

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-51

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.17

ceRmaHBIl,aykemcf

Clause 6.17 Graded Filter


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

RkYs b flit b xSac;

RkYs flit b xSac;Edlsat rwg ehIyFn; ehIyKansRmam dI\d nigsarFatu


GaRkk;epSg. RkYsRkhm b vtEdleFVIBIebtug minRtUveRbIeLIy.

Gravel or crushed rock or


sand

Hard, durable clean gravel or crushed rock or sand and free from organic
material, clay balls and other deleterious substances. Laterite or
concretionary materials shall not be used.

RkYs b flit RtUvRsbeTA


TMhMkERBagErg
tamTMhMdUcxageRkam
Gravel and crushed rock
shall conform to one of
the following gradings.

Sieve size

PaKryKittamTmn;qgkat;
B
100
70 100
55 85
50 80
40 70
30 60
20 50
10 30
02

50 mm
37.5 mm
25 mm
19.5 mm
10 mm
4.75 mm
2.00 mm
0.425 mm
0.075 mm

xSac;RtUvRsbeTAtamTMhM
dUcxageRkam

TMhMkEBagErg

Sand shall conform to the


following grading.

Sieve size
10 mm
4.75 mm
1.18 mm
0.300 mm
0.150 mm

2.

Percentage by weight passing


C
D
100
75 100
100
60 90
70 100
45 75
58 75
30 60
35 65
20 50
25 50
10 30
15 30
02
02

E
100
45 80
30 60
20 35
02

PaKryKittamTmn;qgkat;
Percentage by weight passing
A
100
95 100
45 80
10 30
2 10

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None.
3.

beckeTssagsg;

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-52

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.17

ceRmaHBIl,aykemcf

Clause 6.17 Graded Filter


Construction techniques

karvas;TMhM

kEBagErgedayd b edayma:suIn

Grading

Manual or mechanical sieve

kardak;TueyabgreRkam
sMNg;

cgrsRmab;TueyabgrRtUvCIkenARtg;kEngEdltRmUv[mankardMeLIgTueya
ehIycgrRtUvbMeBjedaysmarceRmaHBIl,aykemcf [RsbeTAtam TMhM
niglmitmanbgajenAkgKMnUrbg;.

Placing under-drains to
structures

Trenches for under-drains shall be excavated, where required pipes installed


and the trenches backfilled with graded filter according to the dimensions
and details shown on the Drawings.

kardak;enAxageRkay
sMNg;

ceRmaHBIl,aykemcfRtUvdak;CaRsTab;[RsbeTAtamdIbMeBj EdlenACitKa
nigbgab;edayeyageTAtambTdanbeckeTsrbs; NCDD.
ral;smarcak;bMeBjEdlRtUvykecjedaydak;CMnYsvijedaysmarcak;bMeB
jEdlGacRCabTwk)an KWCakarcMNayrbs;Gkem:Akar.

Placing behind structures

Graded filter shall be placed in layers in conjunction with the adjacent fill
and compacted in compliance with the NCDD Specification. Any fill
material removed for placing the porous backfill material will be at the
expense of the Contractor.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

pl;nUvRbBnTueyaTwktUcdUcEdlmanbgajenAkgKMnUrbg;Edldak;Pa b;eTAnwg
pxageRkaynk,als<an CBaaMgsab lURCug CBaaMgk,allU CBaaMgTb;dI
rab;bBalTaMgTueyabgr nigral;sMNg;TaMgGs;EdlRtUvkarsmarcak;bMeBj
EdlGacRCabTwk)an.
Provide sub-surface drainage as shown on the Drawings including against the
rear faces of bridge abutments, wing walls, against box culverts, headwalls,
retaining walls, including drains, and all structures requiring porous backfill
material.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

xSac; b RkYs

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

m3

Sand or gravel

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-53

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.18

ceRmaHs,CIGUticsay

Clause 6.18 Geotextile Filters


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

s,CIGUticsayplit
BIFatuKImI

cgedayma:suIn srsqarCab;Ka RbePTEdlmint,aj. vaRtUvEtFn;nwg


kmrsI UV ehIyCa b:UlIRbUBIEln 100%.

Synthetic geotextile.

Mechanically bonded, continuous filament, non-woven type. They shall be


ultra-violet stabilized and 100% of Polypropylene.

lkNrUbndMeNIrkar

Gkem:AkarRtUvTamTarlixitbBaak;BIGkpt;pg;s,CIGUticsayedIm,IFana
[RsbtamkarbBaak;dUcxageRkam

Performance properties.

The contractor shall profile a certificate from the geotextile suppler


confirming compliance with the following:

lkNrUb

viFIsakl,g

kta

lTpl

Properties

Test Method

Unit

Result

Tmn;

EN 995

g/m

285

EN 964-1

mm

2.50

EN ISO 10319

KN/m

21

EN ISO 12236

KN

3.3

Mass

kRmas;
Thickness

PaBFn;eTAnwgkmaMgTajkg
1m TTwg
Wide strip Tensile Strength

PaBFn;tam CBR
CBR puncture resistance

kareFVIets Tmak;ekaN

mm
EN 918

Drop cone Test

TMhMebIk

muxkat;Rbehag)

17

EN ISO 12956

Microns

90

DIN 60500

l/m2/sec
@ 2 kPa
@ 200 kPa

111
36

Opening Size

PaBGacRCabTwk)an
Water permeability
2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

s,CIGUticsayKYrEtpl;[CaduMrmUl. GMLgeBlEdldwkCBan nig


esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-54

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.18

ceRmaHs,CIGUticsay

Clause 6.18 Geotextile Filters

rkSaTuks,enaH minRtUvdak;pal;nwgdIeLIy.s,enaHRtUvRKbCanickgeBldwk
CBan nig rkSaTuk EdlkareFVIEbbenHvaGackarBar)anTaMgRsugBIBnWRBHGaTit
karxUcxatBI kEngkardan BIePg BIsarFatuKImIepSg cMehHepSg rYmman
paePIgpSar Edk sItuNPaBEdlelIsBI 70C nwgral;lkxNbrisan xageRkA
epSgEdl eFVI[xUcxatdl;lkNrUbrbs;va.
Geotextile shall be supplied in rolls. During shipment and storage, the
geotextile shall be stored off the ground. The geotextile shall be covered at
all time during shipment and storage such that it is fully protected from
sunlight, site construction damage, rain, chemicals, flames including welding
sparks, temperatures in excess of 70C, and any other environmental
condition that may damage the physical property values of the geotextile.
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karRkal

dIEdlRtUvRkals,CIGUticsayelI RtUvQUsqay[rabesIl minRtUvman


sam cgr RKluk nigvtCaduMepSg dUcCaduMf b eQIepSg. s,CIGUticsay
RtUvRkalPammuneBlkargarRKbdNb;. s,CIGUticsayminRtUvTuk[b:H
nwgBnWRBHGaTit elIsBIryeBl 14 feLIy. s,CIGUticsayRtUvRkal
[esIedaymin RtUv[manPaBRCYjeLIy. kgRKb;kaleTsTaMgGs;minRtUv
GUss,CIGUticsaykat; l,ab; b GUselIsmarmutRsYcEdlGaceFVI[xUc
dl;kRmals,enaHeT,Iy.

Laying

Ground to be covered by a geotextile shall be graded to a smooth uniform


condition free from ruts, potholes, and protruding objects such as rocks and
sticks. The geotextile shall be spread immediately ahead of the covering
operation. The geotextile shall not be left exposed to sunlight for more than
14 calendar days. The geotextile shall be laid smooth without excessive
wrinkles. Under no circumstances shall the geotextile be dragged through
mud or over sharp objects that could damage the geotextile.

tMN

s,CIGUticsayenHRtUvRkalRtYtelIKa Gb,brma 600 mm enARtg;ral;mux


tMN beNay nigTTwg ma:geTottMNekAsURtUvedrPab;Kaeday[RtYtelIKa
Gb,brma 100 mm .

Joints

Geotextile shall either be overlapped a minimum of 600 mm at all


longitudinal and transversal joints or the geotextile joints shall be sewn
together with a minimum 100 mm overlap.

karCYsCul

RbsinebIs,CIGUticsaydac; rEhk manFHFay RtUvCYsCulvaCamYynwg

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-55

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.18

ceRmaHs,CIGUticsay

Clause 6.18 Geotextile Filters

bMNas;BIs,CIGUticsayEdlmanRbePTdUcKaedaydak;enARtg;kEngEdl
xUceday[RtYtelIKay:agehacNas; 300 mm .
Repairs

Should the geotextile be cut, torn, punctured, it shall be repaired with a patch
of the same type of geotextile placed over the damaged area and with a
minimum 300 mm overlap.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

s,CIGUticsayRtUv)anykmkeRbIedIm,IkarBarkareRcaHsarFatutUc.
kRmitRCabTwkx<s;nkRmalekAsUKWbnrsm<aFTwkedayGac[TwkhUreday
esrIelIpdI nigTwkeRkamdI.
Geotextiles shall be used to prevent hydraulic leaching of the fine materials
behind. The high permeability of the geotextile relieves hydrostatic
pressures by allowing free drainage of flowing surface and ground water
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

xSac; b RkYs

1 m2

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

m2

Sand or gravel

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-56

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.19

ceRmaHxSac; nigRkYssRmab;eFVIRbRBwtikmTwk

Clause 6.19 Filter Sand and Filter Gravel for Water Treatment
1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ceRmaHxSac;

xSac;lKanPk; b dI\d
nigsRmam

Filter sand

Clean sand with no silt or


clay and no organic matter.

TMhMPaKlit
Particle size

FMCag

100

0.10 mm

100% bigger than

FMCag

85

0.25 mm

85% bigger than

tUcCag

100

3.00 mm

100% smaller than

ceRmaHRkYs

RkYs b flitlEdlKan
Pk; b dI\d nigsRmam

Filter gravel

Clean gravel or crushed


rock with no silt or clay
and no organic matter.

TMhMPaKlit
Particle size

FMCag

100

1 mm

100% bigger than

FMCag

85

2 mm

85% bigger than

tUcCag

100

10 mm

100% smaller than


2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

xSac; b RkYsRtUvsmaty:agRbugRbytmunnwgeRbIR)as;. ceRmaHnwgminGaceRbI


R)as;)an RbsinebIGRtalMhUrTwkelIsBI 0.2mem:ag. enHmannyfa ceRmaH
mYyEdlmanp 1m2 GaceRcaH)an 200lIRt kgmYyem:ag. eyIgGacdwgBI
el,nlMhUrTwkedayemIlelIBNva RbsinebITwkhUrxaMgeBk TwkenaHnwgman
kkreRcIn. RbsinebIeKrkeXIjfa lMhUrTwkmanel,nxaMg KWRtUveFVIVRsTab;
ceRmaH[Rkas;Camun.
Sand or gravel shall be washed carefully before use.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-57

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.19

ceRmaHxSac; nigRkYssRmab;eFVIRbRBwtikmTwk

Clause 6.19 Filter Sand and Filter Gravel for Water Treatment
The filter will not work if the flow rate is more than 0.2 m/hour. That means
a filter with surface area 1 m2 can filter 200 litres per hour. If the water
flows too fast the water will not come out clean. If it is found that the water
flows too fast, make the filter layer thicker.
3.

beckeTskgkarsagsg;
Construction techniques

kRmitTMhM

eFVIedayd b kEBagm:asuIn

Grading

Manual or mechanical sieve

karcak;

eFVIedayd

Placing
4.

By hand

karRbIR)as;
Uses

smRsbsRmab;

ceRmaHsRmab;smatTwkRsH nigceRmaHTwkpwkRbePTepSgeTot. RsTab;


ceRmaHenA)atGNglU.

Suitable for

Filters to clean water from ponds, and other kinds of drinking water filter.
Filter layers in the bottom of ring-wells.

minsmRsbsRmab;

ceRmaHsRmab;eRbICamYyRTugsMNaj;dak;f b fFM

Not suitable for


5.

Filters for use with gabions or rip-rap

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

xSac; b RkYs

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

m3

Sand or gravel

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-58

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.20

)atRKWHfl;BIfm:akadamesIm (WBM)

Clause 6.20 Water-Bound Macadam (WBM) Sub-Base


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

kemcf

kemcfeRKImRtUvEtCaflit kemcfeRKImRtUvRsbeTAnwgTMhMdUcxag
ehIyfTaMgenHRtUvRsYc nig eRkam
manRCugeRcIn nigdUcCa KUb.
vaRtUvEtKanCab;dI\d nig
sRmam.

Coarse aggregate

Coarse aggregate shall be


crushed stone. They shall
be sharp and angular
approximately cubical in
shape. They shall be free
from clay and organic
matter.

Course aggregate shall conform to the


following grading

TMhMkEBag
Sieve size
63 mm
50 mm
38 mm
20 mm
10 mm

tamTmn;qgkat;
% by weight passing
100
95-100
35-70
0-10
0-5

smarceRmaH

smarceRmaHedIrtYCaGk smarsMNaj;RtUvGnuvteTAtamkRmitdUcxag
cgPab; edaykarbMeBj eRkam
maDxl;kgkemcfeRKIm
ehIyRtUvEtCasmarEdl
manlkNdUcKanwgkemc
feRKImEdr.

Screenings material

Screening material acts a


binder by filling the voids in
the coarse aggregate and
shall consist of the same
material as the coarse
aggregate.

Screening materials shall conform to the


following grading

TMhMkERBag

tamTmn;qgkat;

Sieve size

% by weight passing
100

mm
4.75 mm
10

150 micron
2.

85-100
10-30

tRmUvkarepSg

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-59

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.20

)atRKWHfl;BIfm:akadamesIm (WBM)

Clause 6.20 Water-Bound Macadam (WBM) Sub-Base


Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karerobcM)atfl;

)atfl;RtUverobcM[esI nigbgab;[ENneTAnwgCRmal nigxgGeNIk nig


smatFUlI smarEdlenAr):at;r):ay nigkxVk;ecj.

Preparation of sub-grade

The sub-grade shall be prepared even and compacted to grade and camber
and cleaned of all dust, dirt and loose material.

karBRgaykemcfeRKIm

kemcfeRKImRtUvBRgay[esIenAelI)atfl; Edl)anerobcM [RKb;RKan;Edl


kRmas;bnab;BIbgab;KW 100 mm

Spreading of coarse
aggregate

Coarse aggregate shall be spread evenly upon the prepared sub-grade


sufficient that the thickness after compaction is 100 mm.

karkinbgab;st

bnab;BIBRgaykemcfPam RtUvkinkemcfstTaMgenaHedaym:asIunkinrMjr.
karkinbgab;RtUveFVIdMbUgenAtamEKmbnab;mkRtUvrMkileTAcMNuckNal.
m:asIunkinbgab;rMkileTAmuxeTAeRkayRsbeTAnwgbnat;kNalnpvrhUtdl;
RsTab;enaHRtUv)anbgab;y:agENn. karkinbgab;RtUvbneFVIrhUtdl;kemcf
eRKImbgaMKa ehIyfenABImuxm:asIunkinbgab;rabesIemIlmineXIj. RbsinebI
caM)ac;eKkGac)acTwktic)anEdr. karkinbgab;KYrEtbBab; RbsinebI)at
fl;Tn; b RCay.

Dry rolling

Immediately following the spreading of coarse aggregate it shall be rolled


dry with a vibratory roller. Rolling shall be first at the edges then moving
towards the centre, the roller running backwards and forwards parallel to the
centre line of the road until the layer is firmly compacted. Rolling shall
continue until the coarse aggregate is keyed and stone creep ahead of the
roller is no longer visible. Light sprinkling of water is permitted if required.
Rolling should stop if the sub-grade is soft or yielding.

kRmitlMeGog

kRmas;pkinbgab;stRtUvEt 12 mm nkRmas;RsTab;EdlRtUvkar.
sRmab;pEdlenAxageRkAkRmitlMeGog prbs;vaRtUveFVI[pus ehIyRtUv
bEnmkemcfeRKIm b dkecjmunnwgkinbgab;mgeTot rhUtdl;RsTab;enaH
sitenAkgkRmitlMeGog.

Tolerance

The dry rolled surface shall be 12 mm of the required layer thickness. For
areas outside tolerance the surface shall be loosened and coarse aggregate
added or removed before rolling again until the layer is within tolerance.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-60

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.20

)atRKWHfl;BIfm:akadamesIm (WBM)

Clause 6.20 Water-Bound Macadam (WBM) Sub-Base

RsTab;sMNaj;

bnab;BIeFVIkarkinbgab;stRtUvBRgaykemcfenAelIpbnicmgedIm,IbMeBj
maDxl;kgkemcfeRKImenaH. smarceRmaHRtUvEtst. karbgab;steday
eRbIm:asIunkinrMjrRtUveFVIeLIgedIm,IbBalkemcfceRmaH cUleTAkgmaDxl;.
kardak;BRgayRtUveFVIeLIgCaRsTab;esIgedayeRbIEb:ld b m:asIunBRgay.
karBRgaykemcfceRmaHRtUveFVIeLIgbIdg b elIsBIenaHrhUtTal;Etkemcf
karBarceRmaHenaHminGacjat;bBaleTAkgkemcfeRKImeTot)an.

Screening coarse

After dry rolling screenings shall be spread gradually over the surface to fill
the voids in the course aggregate. The screening material shall be dry. Dry
rolling with the vibratory roller shall be done to settle the screenings into the
voids. Spreading shall be in thin layers by hand shovel or mechanical
spreader. Three or more applications shall be made until no more screenings
can be forced into the coarse aggregate

kareRsacTwk nig karkin


bgab;esIm

bnab;BIdak;BRgayRsTab;ceRmaH prbs;pvRtUveFVI[mansMeNIml nigRtUveFIV


karkinbgab;cuHeLIg. RtUvbneFVIEbbenHrhUtdl;emIleXIjfa Twknf
ceRmaHRc)ac;ecjBIxagmuxm:asuInkinbgab;. RtUvykcitTukdak;edayeFVIy:ag
NakMu[mankarxUcxatdl;)atfl; b )atRKwHfl; eBlEdleFVIkareR)aHTwk.

Watering and wet rolling

Following the screen coarse the surface shall be well wetted by ling water,
swept and rolled. This shall continue until a grout of screening is seen to be
squeezed out ahead of the roller. Care shall be taken not to damage the subbase or sub-grade by application of water.

RsTab;bEnm

RsTab;TI 2 nigRsTab;bEnmRtUvbEnmedayeRbIviFIdEdl rhUtdl;TTYl)an


km<s; nigCeRmAn)atfl;EdlRtUvkar.

Additional layers

Second and additional layers shall be added in the same way until the
required levels and total depth of sub-grade are achieved.

karENnaM WBM

bnab;BIkinbgab; WBM elIkcugeRkay RtUvTukpvenH[stcMnYnmYyyb;. enA


RBwkbnab;RtUveFVIkarEktRmUvkEngminRbRktITaMgLay ehIyminRtUvGnuBaat[
mankareFVIcracrN_eLIyrhUtdl; WBM enHRtUv)anerobcMrYcral;.

Curing of WBM

After final compaction of the WBM the road shall be allowed to dry
overnight. Next morning irregularities will be corrected. No traffic shall be
allowed until the WBM has set.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RsTab;)atRKwHfl;sRmab;kRmalpv
Sub-base course for road pavement.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-61

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.20

)atRKWHfl;BIfm:akadamesIm (WBM)

Clause 6.20 Water-Bound Macadam (WBM) Sub-Base


5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNRtUveFVIkarvas;EvgsRmab;karTUTat; KWCasmarcak;bMeBjbnab;BIeFVIkarcak; nigkarkinbgab;.


Quantity measured for payment to be volume of fill after placing and compaction.

dIbMeBjEdlsitenAeRkAbnat;EdlmanbgajenAkgbg;minRtUvvas;EvgsRmab;eFVIkarTUTat;eLIy.
Fill placed outside lines shown on drawing should not be measured for payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-62

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6. 21

RsTab;RKwHfl;

Clause 6.21 Road Base Course


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

l,ayesIsac;nkMemcf
nigxSac;

kemcfRtUvEtCaf b kemcRkYs RkYs karlayxSac;RtUveFVIeLIg[Rsb


relagtUcEdlenAtammat;smuRT b eTAtamkRmit dUcxageRkam
TMhMkEBag (mm) tamTmn;qgkat;
mat;Ten b fepSgeTot b
50
100
smaress
38
90-100
20
60-90
sl;EdlmankarGnuBaat. kemcfTaMg
10
40-70
enHRtUvEtsat Cab;xaMg nigmanragCa
4.8
30-55
2.4
20-45
KUb nigmanPaBes<atTab. RtUvbEnm
0.6
10-30
0.3
10-25
xSac;edIm,ITTYl)annUvl,ayTMhMsmRs
0.075
5-15
b. kemcfRtUvEtCafEdlKanCab;dI
\d nigsRmam.

Homogeneous mixture of
aggregates and sand

Aggregate shall be crushed stone or


crushed gravel (Shingle) or other
stones or. They shall be clean, strong
durable and fairly cubical in shape,
and have low porosity. Sand shall be
added to achieve the required grading.
Aggregate and sand shall be free from
clay and organic matter.

2.

Sand aggregate mix shall conform


to the following grading
Sieve size
% by weight
(mm)
passing
50
38
20
10
4.8
2.4
0.6
0.3
0.075

100
90-100
60-90
40-70
30-55
20-45
10-30
10-25
5-15

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

beckeTskgkarsagsg;
Construction techniques

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-63

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6. 21

RsTab;RKwHfl;

Clause 6.21 Road Base Course

karlay

kareRcaH niglay RtUveFVIeLIgmunkarcak;smar. enAGMLgeBllayRtUv


bEnmTwk edIm,I[smarEdllayesIm edIm,IeCosvagkarEbkecjBIKa.

Mixing

Screening and mixing shall be carried out prior to placing.


Water is to be added during mixing to keep the mixed material moist to
avoid segregation.

karcak;

muncak;ebtugRtUveRsacTwkRKwHRsTab;TI 2RKwH. RsTab;RKwHpvcak;BRgayCa


BIrRsTab;EdlmankRmas;esIKaedIm,I[kRmas;nRsTab;nImYyRsbeTAtam
kRmas;Edlcg;)ansRmab;RsTab;pv.

Placing

Prior to placing the sub-base/formation shall be watered.


The mixed base course shall be spread in two equal layers so that the
compacted thickness of each layer shall conform to the required thickness
for the course.

karkinbgab;

kRmas;RsTab;GtibrmaKW 150 mm. RtUveRsacTwkmuneBlkinbgab;. kin


bgab;edayr:ULsaTikTmn; >5400KRk b r:ULrMjrTmn; 2000-3000KRk.
RtUvcab;epImkinbgab;BIEpkEKm bnab;mkrMkileTARCugmageTotenAeBlEdl
kemcfEdldak;BRgayenaHRtUv)anbgab;y:agENn. enAeBlEdlCayTaMg
sgxagRtUv)anbgab;y:agENnehIyRtUv rMkileTAEpkkNalnpv eday
bgab;[vaKgKa 150mm rhUt dl;vaRsbeTAtamtRmUvkarkinbgab;Edlcg;
)an.

Compaction

Maximum layer thickness 150 mm


Pour water before compacting.
Compact with >5400 kg static roller or 2000-3000 kg vibrating roller.
Begin at outer edge. Move to opposite edge when broken aggregate
becomes firm. When both edges are firm gradually move towards centre of
road by overlapping roller 150 mm until mix has attained required
compaction.

kRmitlMeGog

enAeBlEdlbBab; prbs;vaRtUvmankRmas; 10 mm BIkm<s;Edl)an


eRKag.

Tolerance
4.

The finished surface shall be 10 mm from the design level.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RsTab;)atRKwHsRmab;kRmalpv
Road base course for road pavement

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-64

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6. 21

RsTab;RKwHfl;

Clause 6.21 Road Base Course


5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

smar

brimaN

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

m3

0.5

m3

f
Stone

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-65

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.22

kRmalRkYsRkhm

Clause 6. 22 Laterite pavement


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

RkYsRkhmFmCati

Gb,brma 10nRkYsRkhm edayKitBITmn; qgkat;kERBag 0.075mm.


Gb,brma 20nRkYsRkhm edayKitBITmn; qgkat;kERBag 2.36 mm.
Gb,brma 60 KitBImgn;manfrwgGgt;pitFMCag 2 mm.
100 nRkYsRkhmGacqgkat;kEBag 60 mm.
KanRKab;RkYsNaFMCagBak;kNalnkRmas;RsTab;eLIy vaGaRsyeTA
elIbeckeTskgkarkinbgab; sUmemIlenAxageRkam.
KansRmam KankaksMNl;minEmnFmCati b smarEdlKanlMnwgRKb;RbePT
TaMgGs;.

Natural Laterite

Minimum 10% of particles by weight passing 0.075 mm sieve.


Minimum 20% of particles by weight passing 2.36 mm sieve.
Minimum 60% by weight consisting of strong stones larger than 2 mm
diameter.
100% of particles passing 60 mm sieve.
No particles bigger than half of layer thickness (depending on compaction
technique: see below)
No organic matter, non-natural waste or unstable materials of any kind.

Twwk
Water
2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

brimaNTwk

kMu[esImeBk b steBksRmab;karbgab;

Water content

Not too wet to compact or too dry to compact

kareFVIets

dIRkhmbMeBjrYcral;ehIy b RsTab;bMeBjEdl)anRtYtBinitedayGkRKb;
RKgkardanRtUveFVIets DCP [)anjwkjab; min[ticCag 1dg sRmab;
pdIbMeBjTMhM 300m . kEngEdllTpleFVIets DCP elIsBI 10mmsMBg
RtUvbgab;sarCafI bkBRgayCafIeLIgvij ehIybgab;mgeTot
rhUtTal;EtlTplrbs; DCP 10mm /sMBg.
2

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-66

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.22

kRmalRkYsRkhm

Clause 6. 22 Laterite pavement


Testing

Completed laterite fill or laterite filled layers as inspected by the Supervisor


shall be tested with DCP at a frequency not less than one test for 300 m2 fill
area. Areas where DCP results exceed 10 mm/blow shall be re-compacted,
or reworked and re-compacted until DCP results 10 mm/blow.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karcak;bMeBj nigkareKo RkYsRkhmRtUvbMeBjeTAtamRsTab;EdlRsbeTAnwgviFIsaskinbgab;eday


eRsacTwk nigeKoedayd b edaym:asuInmunnwgbgab;. pbegIyRkYsRkhm
RtUvEtrlag ehIyenAkgkRmas; 50mmnbnat;dUcEdl)anbgajkgKMnUrbg;.
Placing and shaping

Laterite to be placed in layers according to compaction method watered and


shaped by hand or by grader before compaction.
Completed surface of Laterite to be smooth and within 50 mm of lines shown
on drawings.

kareRsacTwk

enAeBlEdlvaRtUvkarTwk KWeKRtUveRsacTwkeTAelIdImunnwgeFVIkareKocugeRkay
edayma:suIn. RtUveKo 3 dg edIm,IFanafadI nigTwk)anRcbl;cUlKa munnwg
eFVIkareKocugeRkay.

Watering

When water is needed, is should be sprayed onto the soil before final shaping
with the grader. Three passes of the grader should be made to ensure mixing
of the soil with the water, before final shaping.

karkinbgab;

karbgab;RtUveFVIeLIgedaymankRmas;RsTab; nigcMnYn dgnkarujeTAmk


KWEpkeTAtamtaragr:ULkgkarbgab;.

Compaction

Compaction to be by roller with layer thicknesses and number of passes


according Compaction Methods table.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RsTab;kRmalpvEdlmancracrN_Rsal
Pavements of roads carrying light traffic

RkYsRkhmGaceRbIsRmab;RKwHbRmugnsMNg;tUc nigRsTab;lU.
Laterite may also be used for sub-foundations for small structures and for
pipe bedding material.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNRtUv)anvas;EvgedIm,IkMNt;karTUTat;CacMNuHnRkYsRkhm bnab;BIkarcak;BRgay nigkarkinbgab;


RbsinebIkicsnaRtwmEtpt;pg;RkYsRkhmenaH karvas;cMnYnnwgRtUvvas;CacMNuHenAkgrfyn.
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of Laterite after placing and compaction. Where the

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-67

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.22

kRmalRkYsRkhm

Clause 6. 22 Laterite pavement


contract is to supply Laterite only the quantity measured will be the volume of Laterite measured loose in
the truck.

RkYsEdlcak;enAeRkAbnat;EdlmanbgajenAelIKMnUsminRtUv)anvas;EvgsRmab;karTUTat;R)ak;eLIy
Laterite placed outside lines shown on drawing should not be measured for payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-68

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.23 RsTab;)atRKwHfl;


Clause 6. 23 Sub base course
1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

RkYsRkhmFmCati

Gb,brma 10% nRKab;RkYsedayKitBITMgn; qgkat;kERBag 0.075 mm


Gb,brma 20% nRKab;RkYsedayKitBITMgn; qgkat;kERBag 2.36 mm
Gb,brma 60% edayKitBITMgn;manf nwgGgt;pitFMCag 60 mm
100% nRKab;RkYsqgkat;kERBag 60 mm
KanRKab;RkYsNaFMCag Bak;kNalnkRmas;RsTab; eLIy
GaRsyelIbeckeTs kinbgab; sUmemIlxageRkam
KansMram KankaksMNl;GFmCati nig sMParEdlKanlMnwgRKb;RbePT

Natural Laterite

100% of particles passing 60 mm sieve.


Minimum 10% of particles by weight passing 0.075 mm sieve.
Minimum 20% of particles by weight passing 2.36 mm sieve.
Minimum 60% by weight consisting of strong stones larger than 2 mm
diameter.
No particles bigger than half of layer thickness (depending on compaction
technique: see below)
No organic matter, non-natural waste or unstable materials of any kind.
Soaked CBR shall not be less than 30%.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

cMNuHTwk

minesImeBk b steBk enAeBlbgab;

Water content
3.

Not too wet to compact or too dry to compact

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karcak;bMeBj nigkareko RkYsRkhmRtUvbMeBjeTAtamRsTab; EdlRsb nwgviFIsaRskinbgab;eday


eRsacTwk nigeKoedayd rW edayma:sIunmuneBlbgab; . RkYsRkhmRtUvEt
bgab;CaRsTab; minticCag 75mm nigmineRcInCag 150mm .
pbegIyrbs;RkYsRkhmRtUvEtrelagehIy enAkgkMBs; 50mm nbnat;dUc
)anbgajkgKMrUbg; .
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-69

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.23 RsTab;)atRKwHfl;


Clause 6. 23 Sub base course
Placing and shaping

Laterite to be placed in layers according to compaction method watered and


shaped by hand or by grader before compaction. Laterite shall be compacted
in layers not less than 75 mm and no more than 150 mm.
Completed surface of Laterite to be smooth and within 50 mm of lines shown
on drawings.

kareRsacTwk

cMNuHsMeNImKYrEtBI 80%eTA 105% ncMNuHsMeNImRbesIrbMput .


Gkem:AkarRtUvEtbenSIm nigssgt;sMPar edIm,IeGayRtUvnwgcMNuHsMeNIm
EdlRtUvkar. enAeBlRtUvkarTwk eKRtUv)an)acvaeTAelIdImuneBlbgab;cug
eRkay edaym:asIun . RtUvbgab;edaym:asIuncuHeLIg 3dg edIm,IFanakarlay
cUlKa rvagdI nig TwkmuneBleKobegIy .

Watering

The moisture content should be 80 to 105% of optimum moisture content.


The contractor shall wet or dry the material to comply with the moisture
content required. When water is needed, is should be sprayed onto the soil
before final shaping with the grader. Three passes of the grader should be
made to ensure mixing of the soil with the water, before final shaping.

karbgab;

karbgab;RtUveFVIeLIgedayr:ULedaymankRmas;RsTab; nigcMnYndg nkarruj


eTAmkEpkeTAelItaragviFIkgkarbgab; . RsTab;enaHRtUvEtbgab;[)andg;
sIuetst y:agehacNas; 95% tg;sIuetstGtibrma .

Compaction
4.

Compaction to be by roller with layer thicknesses and number of passes


according Compaction Methods table. The layer shall be compacted to a dry
density of at least 95% (Max Dry Density)

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RsTab;)atRKwHfl;eRkamkMralfl; .
Sub-base layers under road pavements.

RkYsRkhm nwgGacRtUv)aneRbIsMrab; kMralpv RKwHbMrugsMrab;sMNg;tUc


nigsmarRsnab;lU .
Laterite may also be used for road pavements, sub-foundations for small
structures and for pipe bedding material.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

birmaNvas;sMrab;cMNayKW CamaDnRkYsRkhmbnab;BIRkal nigbgab; . enAkEngEdlkugRtaRKan;Et


cMeBaHkarpt;pg;RkYsRkhmEtmYymux brimaNvas;EvgnRkYsRkhmKW CamaDRkYsRkhmKitCaLan .
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of Laterite after placing and compaction. Where the
contract is to supply Laterite only the quantity measured will be the volume of Laterite measured loose in

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-70

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.23 RsTab;)atRKwHfl;


Clause 6. 23 Sub base course
the truck.

RkYsRkhmdak;eRkA bnat;bgajkgKMrUbg; minRtUvvas;EvgsMrab;cMNayeT .


Laterite placed outside lines shown on drawing should not be measured for payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-71

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.24

kRmalRkYsFmCati

Clause 6. 24 Natural Gravel pavement


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

RkYsFmCati

sMParTaMgGs;RtUvEtKansarFatukxVk; sMram kMeTcdI\d nigsarFatuEdlman


eRKaHfak;dl;CIvit ehIyRtUvEtmanKuNPaBl nigGacerob)anPam edaymin
)ac;EkcedIm,IbegItCaRsTab;rwgmaM nigmanlMnwg .
Gb,brma 10% nRKab;RkYsedayKitBITMgn; qgkat;kERBag 0.075 mm
Gb,brma 40% nRKab;RkYsedayKitBITMgn; qgkat;kERBag 2.36 mm
100% nRKab;RkYsqgkat;kERBag 60 mm

Natural Gravel

All material shall be free from dirt, organic matter, shale or other deleterious
matter and shall be of such quality that it will bind readily to form a firm,
stable course.
Grading should be as follows:
Minimum 10% of particles by weight passing 0.075 mm sieve.
Minimum 40% of particles by weight passing 2.36 mm sieve.
100% of particles passing 50 mm sieve.

Twk

TwkKYrEtbEnmedIm,ITTYl)ansMeNImRbesIrbMput sRmab;karekInbgab;
RbsinebIsmarst .

Water

Water should be added to provide the optimum moisture content for


compaction if the material is dry.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

reNAdI

enAeBlEdlsmarykmkBIreNAdI Gkem:AkarRtUvEtbgajR)ab;GkRKb;RKg
beckeTsfasmarGacCIk)anedayKanCatikxVk; b CatiBulepSgeTotlay
LM.

Borrow pit

When the material is sourced from a borrow pit, the Contractor shall
demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Supervisor, that the material can be
excavated without being contaminated by unacceptable material.

kareFVIets

kRmalRkYsFmCatibMeBjrYcral;ehIy b RtUveFVIets DCP [)anjwkjab;


min[ticCag 1dg sRmab; pdIbMeBjTMhM 300m . kEngEdllTpleFVIets
2

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-72

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.24

kRmalRkYsFmCati

Clause 6. 24 Natural Gravel pavement

elIsBI 10mmsMBg RtUvbgab;sarCafI bkBRgayCafIeLIgvij


ehIybgab;mgeTot rhUtTal;EtlTplrbs; DCP 10mm /sMBg.
DCP

Testing

Completed laterite fill or laterite filled layers as inspected by the Supervisor


shall be tested with DCP at a frequency not less than one test for 300 m2 fill
area. Areas where DCP results exceed 10 mm/blow shall be re-compacted,
or reworked and re-compacted until DCP results 10 mm/blow.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

BRgay

smarRtUvBRgayluHRtaEtpxageRkamvamankaryl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeck
eTs . ral;smarTaMgGs;Edl)anerob nwgRtUvkayecjRbsinebIKankaryl;
RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs ehIycMNayTaMgGs;RtUvKitKUrBIGkem:Akar.
RtUvmanviFankarsmRsb edIm,ITb;sat;kMhUg)atfl;kgeBlBRgayRkYsFm
Cati . minGnuBaatieGaymancracrN_ rWkarerobsmarepSgeToteLIyenA
eBlGkRKb;RKgkardanKitfaGakasFatu rWsanPaBpvTMngCaeFVIeGayman
PaB)akEbk; b dac;damdl;)atfl; b bMBuldl;smar)at;RKwHfl;enAeBl
EdlmancracrN_ .

Spreading

Material shall be spread only when the underlying surface has been approved
by the Supervisor. Any material which has been placed on a surface not
approved by the Supervisor shall be removed at the Contractors expense.
Suitable measures shall be taken to prevent rutting of the sub-grade during
the spreading of the natural Gravel. No hauling or placement of material will
be permitted when, in the opinion of the Supervisor, the weather or road
conditions are such that the hauling operations will cause cutting or rutting of
the sub-grade or cause contamination of the sub-base material

kareRsacTwk

cMNuHsMeNImsmar RtUvEktMrUveGayehIymuneBlbgab;edaykareRsacTwk
edayeRbIrfyneRsacTwk Edlmankaryl;RBm b edaysmtvaedIm,ITTYl
)andg;sIuetsMrab;)atRKwHfl;Edl)anbBaak;edayeRbIR)as;smarGkem:Akar.

Watering

The moisture content of the material shall be adjusted prior to compaction,


by watering with approved sprinkler trucks or by drying out, to that
appropriate to obtain the specified density for sub-base with the Contractors
equipment.

karbgab;

smarRtUvbgab;eGayTTYl)antMlesInwg 95% ntg;sIuetstGb,brima .


)atRKwHfl;RtUvsagsg;kgkMras; Edl)anbgab;minesIgCagtMlFMCageK rvag

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-73

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.24

kRmalRkYsFmCati

Clause 6. 24 Natural Gravel pavement

mm nig 2.5dg nTMhMmFmrbs;smar ehIyminRkas;Cag 150mm .

75
Compaction

The material shall be compacted to a characteristic value of 95% of


maximum dry density.The sub-base shall be constructed in compacted layers
no thinner than 75 mm or 2.5 times the nominal size of the material
(whichever is the greater) and no thicker than 150 mm.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvenAkEngEdlKanRkYsRkhmKuNPaBl enACitkardansMNg; .
Pavements of roads where laterite of good quality is not available close to the
construction site.

RkYsFmCatiGacRtUv)aneRbI sMrab;RKwHbMrug sMrab;sMNg;tUc nigsmar


RTnab;lU .
Natural Gravel may also be used for sub-foundations for small structures and
for pipe bedding material.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

birmaNvas;sMrab;cMNay KWCamaDnRkYsRkhmbnab;BIRkal nigbgab; . enAkEngEdlkugRtaRKan;Et


cMeBaHkarpt;pg;RkYsRkhmEtmYymux brimaNvas;EvgnRkYsRkhm KWCamaDRkYsRkhmKitCaLan .
Quantity measured for payment is the volume of Natural Gravel after placing and compaction. Where the
contract is to supply Natural Gravel only, the quantity measured will be the volume of Natural Gravel
measured loose in the truck.

RKYsRkhmdak;eRkAbnat;bgajkgKMrUbg; minRtUvvas;EvgsMrab;cMNayeT .
Natural Gravel placed outside the lines shown on the drawing should not be measured and accepted for
payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-74

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.25 kRmalkMeTcf;


Clause 6. 25 Crushed Stone pavement
1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

kMeTcf

kMeTcfeRKIm niglitsMrab;RKwHfl;RtUvCakMeTcfEdlsat nigmaM bMEnkRsYc


minesIg b EvgeBk minlayCamYyfRCay b pus sarFatukxVk; b sarFatu
eRKaH fak;epSgeTot .
TMhMvaKYrEtdUcxageRkamenH
Gb,brma 15% nRKab;f edayKitBITMgn; qgkat;kERBag 0.075 mm
Gb,brma 50% nRKab;f edayKitBITMgn; qgkat;kERBag 2.36 mm
100% nRKab;f qgkat;kERBag 50 mm
smarlaybBalKaEdlqgkat;kERBag 19mm RtUvman CBR RtaMTwk 4f
y:agehacNas; 80PaKry tg;sIuetstGtibrma

Crushed Stone

The coarse and fine aggregates for base shall consist of crushed rock, clean,
tough, durable, sharp-angled fragments free of any excess of thin or elongated
pieces, and reasonably free of soft, disintegrated or decomposed stone, dirt or
other deleterious matter.
Grading should be as follows:
Minimum 15% of particles by weight passing 0.075 mm sieve.
Minimum 50% of particles by weight passing 2.36 mm sieve.
100% of particles passing 50 mm sieve.
The combined material passing the 19 mm sieve shall have a California
Bearing Ratio (4 days soaked) of at least 80 percent (at the maximum dry
density).

Twk
Water
2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

cMNuHTwk

minesImeBk b steBk enAeBlbgab;

Water content
3.

Not too wet to compact or too dry to compact

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-75

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.25 kRmalkMeTcf;


Clause 6. 25 Crushed Stone pavement

karcak;bMeBj nigkareko pEdlbMeBjedayRKwHfl; RtUvEtbgab;eGay)anl relag nigesIKa


ehIyral;rbs;rdibrdubTaMgGs;RtUvEtQUsecj edaynigkinbBal RBmTaMg
mankaryl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs muneBlbMeBjRKwHfl; . enAeBl
EdlkMras;RKwHfl;elIsBI 150mm RKwHfl;RtUvbgab;Ca 2RsTab;esIKa .
kMras;nRsTab;RtUvbgab;TaMgGs;minRtUvticCag 75mm nigelIs 150mm .
minGnuBaati[mankardwkCBan KWbMeBjsMPar RbsinebIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs
KitfaFatuGakas niigsanPaBpveRBaHfa vaGacnwgnaMeGaymankar)ak;Ebkpv b
karbMBuldl;sMParRKwHfl; .
Placing and shaping

The surface on which the base is to be placed shall be well compacted, smooth,
hard and uniform, with all irregularities having been bladed out and rolled
down, and approved by the Supervisor prior to the placing of base material.
When the thickness of base exceeds 150mm, the base shall be compacted in
two equal layers. The compacted thickness of any layer shall not be less than
75mm, nor exceed 150mm.
No hauling or placing of material will be permitted when, in the opinion of the
Supervisor, the weather or road conditions are such that hauling operations
will cause cutting or rutting of the surface or contamination of the base
material.

kareRsacTwk

TwkEdlRtUvbEnmeGaykMeTcf KWCabrimaNTwkedIm,ITTYl)antg;sIuetkMeTcf
Edl)ankMNt;Edlpl;Cal,aymYyrYcral;sMrab;karkinbgab;bnab;BI kar)aj;
Twk . kareFVI[ l,aykMeTcfesImenAkgsk rWLanminmankarGnuBaati .

Watering

The amount of water added to the aggregate shall be that required to obtain the
specified density, giving a mixture which is completely ready for compaction
after spreading. In no case will the wetting of aggregates in stockpiles or
trucks be permitted.

karkinbgab;

Pambnab;BIbMeBjsMParRKwHfl; vaRtUvEtbgab;edIm,IeGay)antMlKMrU
ntg;sIuetsteFob minticCag 98% ntg;sIuetstGtibrma .
Gkem:Akar KYrFanafa karbgab;RtUv)anGnuvtn_RKb;RsTab; nig eBjTTwgnRKwH
fl; . karbMeBjenAeRkATTwgRKwHfl;mansarsMxan;edIm,IsMerc)ankarbgab;sM
rab; TTwgRKwHfl;begIy .
RbsinebIfenaHRtUv)anRkal nigbgab;Ca 2RsTab; Gkem:Akar RtUveRKag nig
sMrbkargaredIm,IFanafaRsTab;EdlbMeBj nig bgab;BImunmaneBlevlaRKb;

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-76

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.25 kRmalkMeTcf;


Clause 6. 25 Crushed Stone pavement

RKan; sMrab;sMgYt nigmanlMnwgmuneBlrfyncak;kMeTcf sMrab;RsTab;bnab; b


]bkrN_Fn; dTeTotRtUv)anGnuBaati[elI . muneBlRkalRsTab;bnab;
kMBUlnRsTab;xageRkamRtUvmansMeNImRKb;RKan; edIm,IFanakarPab;Karvag
RsTab;TaMgBIrenaH . Kankarray b RkalkMeTcf RtUv)anGnuBaatienAeBlEdl
GkRKb;RKgbeckeTsKitCa GakasFatu nig sanPaBpvnwgGacmankar)ak;Ebk
p b bMBuldl;smarRKwHfl;enAeBlEdlman karRkalf .
Compaction

Immediately after placing, the base material shall be compacted to a


characteristic value of relative dry density of not less than 98% of maximum
dry density
The Contractor shall ensure that the required compaction is obtained
throughout each layer and for the full finished width of the base. Filling
outside the finished base width will be necessary in order to achieve the
required compaction for the full finished base width
If the material is laid and compacted in two layers, the Contractor shall plan
and coordinate the work in such a manner that the previously placed and
compacted layer shall be allowed ample time for drying and development of
sufficient stability before vehicles hauling materials for the succeeding layer,
or other heavy equipment, are permitted on the base.
Prior to placing the succeeding layer of material, the top of the under-layer
shall be made sufficiently moist to ensure bond between the layers
No hauling or placing of material will be permitted when, in the opinion of the
Supervisor, the weather or road conditions are such that hauling operations
will cause cutting or rutting of the surface or contamination of the base
material.

4.

kaeRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvenAkEngEdlKanRkYsRkhmKuNPaBl enACitkardansMNg; .
Pavements of roads where laterite of good quality is not available close to the
construction site

kMeTcfGacnwgeRbIsMrab;RKwHbMrugsMrab;sMNg;tUc nig sMrab;smarRsnab;lU .


Crushed stone may also be used for sub-foundations for small structures and
for pipe bedding material.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNkg1kta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m3

brimaNvas;sMrab;karcMNayKW maDnkMeTcfbnab;BI Rkal nigkinbgab; . enAkEngNaEdlkugRtaEtsMrab;


pt;pg;RKYsRkhmEtmYymux brimaNkMeTcfenaH CamaDkMeTcfvas;CaLan .
Quantity measured for payment to be volume of Crushed Stone after placing and compaction. Where the
contract is to supply Crushed Stone only the quantity measured will be the volume of Crushed Stone

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-77

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.25 kRmalkMeTcf;


Clause 6. 25 Crushed Stone pavement
measured loose in the truck.

kMeTcfRkaleRkAbnat;dUc)anbgajkgKMrUbg; minRtUvvas;EfgsMrab;cMNayeT .
Crushed Stone placed outside the lines shown on the drawing should not be measured and accepted for
payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-78

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.26

kRmalpverobf

Clause 6. 26 Dressed Stone pavement


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

dMufnImyY RtUvEtFn;dUcKa fRtUBicEtmYy KanRbehag tMN karxUcxat nig


EprabnEpkRTnab; . bTBiesaFn_bgajfafRkanIt nig)asalCafGaceRbI
R)as;)an .
dMufRtUvmankMras;BI 150mm eTA 200mm nigTMhMkgbg;BI 100 eTA 300mm
ehIyRtUvEtmanrag niglkNdUcKa . pxagelIRtUvEtdab; nigbMEbkeGayesI.

Stones

The stone blocks should be strong, homogeneous, isotropic rock, free from
cavities, joints, faults and bedding planes. Experience indicates that igneous
rocks such as granite and basalt can be particularly suitable materials.
The stone blocks shall be 150-200mm thick and between 100 and 300mm in
plan size and shall be regular and uniform in shape and texture. The top
(surface) face shall be chiselled, split or cut reasonably smooth.

ekAsU

ekAsUsMrab;bMeBjtMN KWedIm,ICYydl;karkarBarCRmabTwk BIpxagelI .


bBaitxSac;layTwkekAsURtUvbMeBj 5mm BIpxagelIRbePTTwkekAsUKYrEtTwk
ekAsU CSS .

Bitumen

Bitumen for joint filling is to improve water proofing of the surface. The
bitumen emulsion sand-seal should be filled to within 5 mm of the surface. the
type of bitumen emulsion should be Cationic Slow Setting bitumen emulsion
(CSS)

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

sIum:g;tFmta

CMnYskarbMeBjtMNedayTwkekAsU eKGaceRbI)ayGrxSac;sIum:g;t CMnYsvij .


eFVIdUcenHminRtwmeFVIeGaykarkarBarCRmabTwkmanPaBRbesIreTAEfmTaMgeFVI
eGayPaBFn;rbs;kMralpvGacTTYl)aneTotpg .

Portland Cement

As an alternative to bitumen emulsion, is to fill the joints completely with sandcement mortar. Besides the improvement of water proofing the pavement
strength will also be approved.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

kartMerobCaRsTab; nigkar muneBltMerobf Gkem:AkarKYrEt sMrUlkMhUcRTg;RTayn)atRKwHfl;Camunsin .


esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-79

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.26

kRmalpverobf

Clause 6. 26 Dressed Stone pavement

bMeBj

TwkKYrEtbgrecjehIyfenaHKYrEttMerobelIRTnab;xSac; Edl)antMerob ehIy


dUcEdl)aneRKagkgKMnUrbg; . xSac;RtUvEtRkalelI)atRKwHfl; ehIy bgab;tic
edayRbdab;bgab;edayeRbId b r:ULrujKanrMjr . fEKmsMrab;
kMralRtUverobmuneKedIm,ICaExSkMBs; nigExStMrg;sMrab;kMraldTeTot .
dMuebtugEKm RtUvRTab; nigPab;eday)ayGrenAkardanEtmg . fdTeTot
EdlRtUvbMeBjenAcenaHEKmebtug RtUverobvimaRtFMCageKnfnImYy tam
TTwgpv . fEKmbnab;RtUvmanTMhMEtBak;kNalb:ueNaHedIm,IeGaytMNva
minRtYtsIuKa . fnImYyRtUvdMcUlTItaMgrbs;vatic edayjjrrbs;CagedIm,I
FanaeGaymanlMnwgenAkgxSac; . tMNrvagfnImYy KYrEt 10mm ehIy
bMeBjBaseBj edayxSac;eGayelIsedIm,ITuksMrab;sMruteBlbgab; .
enAeBlEdlfTaMgenaH)anerobCapmYy vaRtUvEteFVIeGayhab;edaykar
bgab;stedayeRbIr:ULrMjrruj . bnab;BIkarkin 2 eTA 3 dg eKGac)aj;TwkedIm,I
sMrYldl;karbgab; . RbsinebImankarbBaak;GMBIbBait tMNxSac;KYrEtkayecj
CMerA 30mm ehIybMeBjTwkekAsUBIelIkMras; 5mm ehIyeFVIppveGayrelag .
kMralerobfenaHGaceGayeFVIcracrN_)ankg ryeBl7fbnab;kargartMN)an
bBab; .

Laying and Placing

Prior to laying the dressed stones the contractor should correct any deformation
of the sub-base. Standing water should be drained away. The stone blocks
should be laid on a previously prepared sand bedding as per design drawing.
The sand shall be laid and spread on the sub-base and lightly compacted, by
hand tamping or pedestrian roller with no vibration. The pavement edge stones
shall be placed first to act as a level and alignment guide for the rest of the
paving. These edge blocks are to be bedded and joint mortared in place. All
other blocks shall be placed with the longest dimensions across the road.
Alternate stones at the pavement edge will be half size to allow joints in the
paving to be staggered in adjacent rows. Each stone block shall be lightly
tapped into position with a masons hammer, to ensure initial bedding into the
sand. Joints between blocks should be nominal 10 mm wide and completely
filled with sand with an excess to allow for consolidation during compaction.
When an area of blocks has been placed, they should be consolidated in
position by dry compaction with a pedestrian vibrating roller. After a few
passes water can be applied to facilitate compaction. If a seal is specified, the
sand joints should be cleaned out to a depth of 30mm and filled to within 5 mm
of the finished surface with bitumen emulsion and finished smoothly.
The dressed stone paving may be opened to traffic 7 days after the completion

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-80

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.26

kRmalpverobf

Clause 6. 26 Dressed Stone pavement


of the jointing work.

karbgab;

kMlaMgbgab;Gb,brmasMrab;karkinedayr:ULelIf RtUvEtkgkMritdUcxageRkam
TMgn;Gb,brmanr:ULrMjr 1000 kg
cMnYndgnkarkinbgab; 6 eTA 8 dg kgmYycMnuc

Compaction

The minimum compactive effort for the rolling of the placed dressed stone shall
be in the following range:
Minimum weight vibrating roller: 1,000 kg
No of passes: 6-8 per point

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvenAkEngEdlRkYsRkhmmanKuNPaBl minGacrk)anenACitkardan
sMNg; .
Pavements of roads where laterite of good quality is not available close to the
construction site
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNkg1kta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m2

brimaNvas;sMrab;cMNay KWCapCaEm:Rtkaer:nRsTab;f Edlerob nigPab;elIpv . RbEvgnwgRtUvvas;tam


GkSpv . cMNaynigkMras;nkMral nwgrYmbBalTaMgRsTab;xSac; dUc)anbgaj . cMNayTaMgenaHRtUvrYmbBal
TaMgRsTab;xSac; kMlaMgtMerob karbgab; karbMeBjtMNCamYyxSac; nigTwkekAsU .
Quantity measured for payment to be the square meters of placed and jointed stone layer on the road. Length
will be measured along the centre line of the road. The payment and thickness of the dressed pavement will
include the sand bedding layer as specified. The rates shall include the supply, bedding, placing, taping and
joint filling with sand and bitumen emulsion.

ferob eRkAbnat;)anbgajelIKMrUbg; minKYrvas;EvgsMrab;cMNayeT .


Dressed Stone placed outside the lines shown on the drawing should not be measured and accepted for
payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-81

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.27

kRmalpvebtugGas;sVal;

Clause 6. 27 Asphalt Concrete pavement;


1.

bTdanbeckeTs
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

Gas;sVal;

Gas;sVal;RtUvEtCaekAsUravEdlmanRbePT PaBFn; nig GkplitEdlman


karyl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs . Gas;sVal;enaHRtUvmankMritCRmab
85-100 .

;
l,aykMeTcf

Asphalt material shall be cut back bitumen of approved type, grade and
manufacturer. The asphalt shall have a 85-100 penetration grade.

Asphalt

l,aykMeTcfRtUvmankMeTcf xSac;nig sIum:g;t . kMeTcf 90%


RtUvEtGacqgkat;kERBag 25.4mm . RKab;fKYrEtsat rwgmaM .
fenaHKYrEtKandI\d Pk; FUlI bsMramdTeTot . xSac;RtUvCaxSac; FmCati rwg
sat maM KandI\d Pk; rW sMramepSg . sIum:g;t CasIum:g;t Fmta .

Aggregates

Aggregates shall consist of crushed stone, sand and cement. The crushed
stone shall have a 90% passing a 25.4 mm sieve. Particles should be clean,
hard, and durable. The stones should be free from clay, mud, dust or any
other foreign matter.
Sand shall be natural sand hard, clean, durable and free from clay, mud or
any other foreign matter.
Cement shall be Portland cement.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
;
Gkem:AkarRtUvpl;eGaysMrab;karyl;RBm nUvrUbmnlaypSMEpkelIkarlay
sak niglTplnkareFVIets nkMralEdleFVIeLIgcMeBaHKMrURbhak;RbEhl
nl,aykMeTcf nigGas;sVal; . rUbmnlayenaHRtUvbgajBIPaKryqgkat;
ral;kERBagEdlRtUvkar PaKryGas;sVal;EdlRtUvkar sItuNPaBnl,ay
begIyEdlRtUvkar enAeBlvaRtUv)anpac;BIm:asIunrlay .
Construction techniques

karlay
Mixing

The contractor shall submit for approval the mix formula based on trial
mixes and the result of test pavement conducted on similar samples of
aggregate and asphalt. The mixing formula shall indicate the required
percentage passing each individual sieve, the required percentage of asphalt
and the required temperature of the completed mixture when it is discharged
from the mixer, for surface course.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-82

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.27

kRmalpvebtugGas;sVal;

Clause 6. 27 Asphalt Concrete pavement;

karRkal

muneBlRkall,ayebtugGas;sVal; RsTab;RKwHvaRtUvEtsatKansMram .
m:asIun)ac;RtUvEttMrUv ehIyel,nRtUvbEnmbnyedIm,IeGaypebtugGas;
sVal;relag ehIyeGaykMras;rbs;va eqIytbtamtMrUvkarkgKMrUbg;bnab;BI
bgab;rYc . pb:HnebtugGas;sVal;enaHRtUvEt)ac; rWlabCamYyRsTab;ekAsU
esIgBIelI .

Placing

Before placing the asphalt-concrete mixture, the base course shall be cleaned
of all foreign matter. The spreader shall adjusted and the speed regulated so
that the surface of the asphalt-concrete will be smooth and of such depth that,
when compacted, it will conform to the cross section shown on the drawing.
Contact surfaces of previously constructed structures shall be sprayed or
painted with a thin coat of bituminous material.

karbgab;

karbgab;RtUvEteFVIeGayehIyCamYynwg]bkrN_Edlmankaryl;RBm b:uEn
eKeBjniymeRbIRbePTtg;DWm kg; 2 rW 3 . r:ULKYrEtsmRsbsMrab;kMral
layekA . kg;KYrEtbMBak;CamYyRbdab;ekas FugTwk nig]bkrN_)ac;TwkedIm,I
rkSa kg;TaMgenHeGayesImRKb;RKan;edIm,ITb;sat;l,ayenaHkMueGayCab;kg; .

Compaction

Compaction shall be done with approved equipment, but preferable two or


three wheel tandem-type. the rollers should be suitable for hot mix pavement.
the wheels should be equipped with adjustable scrapers, water tanks and
sprinkling apparatus to keep the wheels sufficiently wet to prevent the
mixture from sticking to the wheels.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvenAkEngEdlRkYsRkhmEdlmanKuNPaBl minenACitkardansMNg;
. kMralpvenHGaceFVIsMrab;ciBawmpv pvedIr b dUcKaenH .
Pavements of roads where laterite of good quality is not available close to the
construction site. Pavements can also be made for sidewalks and footh paths
and the like.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 m2

brimaNvas;sMrab;cMNayKW CapCaEm:Rtkaer:nRsTab; ebtugGas;sVal;RkalelIpv RbEvgva


nigRtUvvas;tamGkSpv . cMNay nigkMras;nkMral nwgrYmbBalTaMgRTnab;xSac; dUc)anbgaj .
cMNayenaH rYmbBalbEnmTaMgkarple; Gay karrlay nig karRkalnl,ay .
Quantity measured for payment to be the square meters of placed Asphalt-Concrete layer on the road.
Length will be measured along the centre line of the road. The payment and thickness of the pavement will

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-83

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.27

kRmalpvebtugGas;sVal;

Clause 6. 27 Asphalt Concrete pavement;


include the sand bedding layer as specified. The rates shall include the supply, mixing and placing of the
mixture

RsTab;RkaleRkAbnat;dUc)anbgajelIKMrUbg; minKYrvas;sMrab;cMNayeLIy .
Layers placed outside the lines shown on the drawing should not be measured and accepted for payment.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-84

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.28 ebtugKansrsEdk


Clause 6. 28 Mass Concrete;
1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

Ingredient

Specification

sIum:g;t

sIum:g;tFmta

Cement

Ordinary Portland cement

f 10 x 20mm

flit b RkYs TMhMGb,brma 10mm nigGtibrma 20mm .


l,aykMeTcfRtUvEtKansarFatueRKaHfak;dUcCa EdkERcH FgfmIka fPaCn_
rWsarFatuRsedogKa dUcCaRKab;fsMEb:tehIyRTEvg . RbsinebIcaM)ac;l,ay
kMeTcfRtUvEtlag ehIyErgedaykERBagedIm,IyksarFatueRKaHfak;ecj .

Stone 10 x 20 mm

Quarry stone or gravel, minimum size 10mm, maximum size 20 mm.


Aggregate shall not contain harmful materials such as iron pyrites, coal,
mica, shale or similar laminated materials such as flat and elongated
particles. If necessary, aggregate shall be washed and sieved to remove
deleterious substances.

xSac;eRKIm

xSac;FmCatiEdlmanRKab;rwgehIymaM .

Course sand

Natural sand, having hard, strong, durable particles.

Twk

TwkRtUvEtsatKaneRbg GasIut CatiGal;kaLaMg sr GMbUr bEn sMram nigsar


FatueRKaHfak;dTeTot .

Water

Water shall be reasonably clean and free from oil, acid, alkali, sugar, salt,
vegetable, organic matter or other deleterious substances.
Water known to be of potable quality may be best used.

2.

tRmUvkarepSgeTot
Other requirements

PaBFn;

PaBrwgrbs;ebtugfI RtUvRtYtBinitedaykareFVIets sRmut


sRmutFmta 80mm
sRmutGtibrma 120mm
karlaysIum:g;RtUvEt 1:2:3 CamYypleFobTwkelIsuIm:g;tesInwg 0.5
PaBFn;nwgkMlaMgsgt;rbs;ebtug KYrEt 30 MPa

Strength

The consistency of fresh concrete shall be monitored by testing the slump


Nominal slump: 80 mm
Maximum slump: 120 mm
The cement mix shall be 1:2:3 with a water/cement ratio of 0.5

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-85

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.28 ebtugKansrsEdk


Clause 6. 28 Mass Concrete;
The concrete compressive strength should be 30 MPa
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karlay

edaym:asIun

Mixing

By machine

kareRsacTwk

enAeBlmantMrUvkarTwk RtUv)ac;eTAelIdI muneBlekoCaragcugeRkayedaym:a


sIun . RtUvkincMnYn 3dg edIm,IFanakarlaydICamYynwgTwkmuneBlekoCarag
begIy .

Watering

When water is needed, is should be sprayed onto the soil before final shaping
with the grader. Three passes of the grader should be made to ensure mixing
of the soil with the water, before final shaping.

karkinbgab;

edaym:asIunrMjr

Compaction
4.

By mechanical vibrator

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvEdlrgcracrN_Fn;
Pavements of roads carrying heavy traffic

ebtugKansrsEdkGacnwgRtUveRbIsMrab;kMralxNs<an nigkMralxNsMNg;
tUc .
Mass concrete may also be used for bridge slabs and slabs for small
structures.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

sMPar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

sIum:g;t

380

kg

0,75

m3

0,50

m3

Cement

fTMhM 10 x 20 mm
Stone, 10 x 20 mm size

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-86

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.29 ebtugsMNaj;Edk


Clause 6. 29 Mesh Reinforced Concrete;

smasPaB

1.

Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ebtug

1:2:3 (30 N/mm2)

Concrete

sMNaj;Edk

srsEdkBRgwgnkMralxNebtugKW CasMNaj;Edk 1RsTab; (5@150) .


sMNaj; EdkenaHRtUvmanRsTab;karBarxageRkam 50mm.
eKRtUvdak;dMuetAhUCab;Ca mYYy nwgsMNaj;EdkenApxageRkamenaHedIm,IFanafa
sMNaj;EdkenaHzitenA cMTItaMgeRKagedayGnuBaati[mankMritlMeGog +/10mm . KMlatrvagdMuetAhU RtUveroby:agNaeGaysMNaj;Edkminb:H
nwg)atRKwHfl;enAeBlvadabcuH eRkam eRkambnkeCIgCan;elIva .
sMNaj;KrYEtKgelIKa 300mmRtg;tMN .

Mesh reinforcement

Reinforcement of the concrete floor slab will be with 1 layer of steel mesh
(5@150). The Steel fabric is to have 50mm cover to bottom surfaces. The
bottom layer to be fixed to concrete block spacers of variable depth to ensure
steel is fixed within +/- 10mm of designed position. Spacing of block spacers
should be such that the steel fabric does not touch the sub-base when
deflected under foot load. Mesh should be lapped 300mm.

RsTab;)atRKwHfl;

RsTab;)atRKwHfl;RtUveFVIBIRkYsRkhm kMeTcf BIRkYsFmCatiBIRbPB


Edlmankaryl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTsedayeyageTAtambTdanbeck
eTs. )atfl;enHRtUvmansPaBFn; 30% CBR RtaMTwk . )atRKwHfl;RtUv
EterobBIelIedayRsTab;xSac;eRKImkMras; 50mm .

Sub-base course

The sub-base layer shall be constructed from laterite, crushed stone of natural
gravel from sources approved by the Supervisor according to the
specifications. The sub-base shall have a strength of 30 % (soaked CBR).
The sub-base shall be covered by a layer of 50 mm of course sand.

sapvBIRkYsf

sapvBIRkYsRtUvEteFVIBIRkYsRkhm kMeTcfnRkYsFmCatiBIRbPBEdlman
karyl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs edayeyageTAtambTdanbeckeTs .
RsTab;sapvman CBR enAkardan minticCag 30% eT .

Gravel shoulder

The gravel shoulder shall be constructed from laterite, crushed stone of


natural gravel from sources approved by the Supervisor according to the
specifications. The shoulder layere should have an in situ CBR of not less

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-87

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.29 ebtugsMNaj;Edk


Clause 6. 29 Mesh Reinforced Concrete;
than 30%

KMlatsrsEdk

KMlat 150mm TaMgBIrTis erobedaymanRsTab;karBar 50mm eRkamkMBs;


kRmalxNrYcral; luHRtaEt)anbgaBaelIKMnUrbg; .

Bar spacing

Spacing 150 mm both directions, placed with 50 mm cover below finished


slab level unless indicated otherwise on the drawings.

KMlatsrsEdk

Bar spacing

150 mm

Twk

TwksatsMrab;briePaK

Water
2.

Clean drinking water

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

pleFobTwk sIum:g;t

pleFobTwkelIsIum:g;t enAeBleRbIR)as;l,aykMeTcfstRtUvEt
mankMritTabtamEdlGaceFVIeTA)an ehIyGacnwgERbRbYlBI 0.45eTA 0.50
nTMgn; RbsinebImin)anbgaj .

Water/cement ratio

The ratio of free water to cement when using dry aggregate shall be as low as
possible and may vary between 0.45 and 0.50 by weight unless indicated
otherwise.

PaBgayRsYleFVIkargar
nebtug

ebtugRtUvEtmanPaBgayRsYlkgkarcak;smRsbedIm,ITTYl)ankarbgab;
eBjelj . sRmutebtugvas;RtUvEtminelIsBI 75mm 25mm

Workability

The concrete shall be of suitable workability to obtain full compaction.


Slump measured shall not exceed 75 mm 25 mm.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-88

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.29 ebtugsMNaj;Edk


Clause 6. 29 Mesh Reinforced Concrete;

karBum<

karBum<RtUveRbIcMeBaH ral;RCugNaEdlKanr)aMg . karBum<RtUvEtrkSamineGay


edaHecjkgryeBl minticCag 72em:ag bnab;BIcak;ebtug .

Formwork

Formwork shall be used at all unrestrained edges. Formworks must remain


in place not less than 72 hours after placing the concrete.

karlay

edaym:asIun

Mixing

By machine.

karcak;

ebtugRtUvcak;mineGayyWtCag 10naTI bnab;BIlay .

Placing

Concrete shall be placed within 10 minutes of mixing or it shall not be used.

karbgab;

bgab;edaym:asIunrMjr

Compaction

Compaction by mechanical vibrator

pebtugbegIy

Pambnab;BIcak;ebtug pebtugRtUvkarBRgabedayemIl Em:RtemIlkMBs; rW


cMNucEdl)anedAkMBs;edIm,ITTYl)anpxagelI relag nigmankMBs;RtwmRtUv.
sMrab;pvebtugsMNaj;Edk pbegIyRtUvEteRKImbnicedaykarTajsrs
GMe)aslILgkat;pkTisedAEkgeTAnwgGkSpv .

Finishing concrete surface

Immediately after placing the concrete surface shall be struck off using
templates to provide proper crowns and shall be finished smooth and to
correct levels.
For mesh reinforced concrete roads the finish shall be slightly roughened by
dragging a stiff broom across the surface in a direction at right angles to the
road centreline.

kMritlMeGog

pbegIyRtUv 10mm BIkEngEKmRtg;mYykgTisedANakedayelIpxagelI


rbs;ebtug BIkMras;Edl)aneRKag .
cMeBaHpvebtugqwgbsSI kgRbEvg 20m NamYy minRtUveGaykMBs;vaelIsBI
30mm BIKMnUsbnat;kMBs;KUrTukeT .

Tolerance

The finished surface shall be 10 mm from a straight edge place in any


direction on the concrete top surface.
For bamboo reinforced concrete roads the grade-line shall not be more than
30 mm in any 20 m length.

tMN

ral;tMNRtUvEteFVIRtg;kEng)anbgajkgKMnUrbg;Etb:ueNaH RbsinebIKankar
ENnaMbEnm .

Joints

All joints shall be made only where shown on the drawings unless otherwise
instructed.

karEfTaM

ebtugRtUvEtrkSaeGaymansMeNIm kgryeBl 7f bnab;BIcak; .


enAkgkMLgeBlenHkMralxNRtUvEt RKbeday)avRkas;RClk;TwkPam

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-89

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.29 ebtugsMNaj;Edk


Clause 6. 29 Mesh Reinforced Concrete;

bnab;BIeFVIpbegIy . kgcenaHrvag 8 eTA 21f ebtugRtUvEteRsacTwkCa


erogral;f edIm,ITb;sat; rMhYtTwkBIp .
Curing

The concrete shall be kept wet for a minimum 7 days after placing. During
this period the slabs shall be covered with Hessian immediately after final
finishing of the surface. Between 8 and 21 days the concrete shall be
watered daily to prevent drying out of the surface.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvrgbnkcracrN_Fn ; .
kMralxNCan;xageRkamnGaKar .
Road pavement for roads with heavy traffic.
Ground floor slabs in buildings.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

sMPar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

sIum:g;t

380

kg

0.75

m3

0.5

m3

2.25

kg/m2

Cement

fTMhM 10 x 20 mm
Stone 10x20 mm size

xSac;
Sand

sMNaj;Edk
Wire mesh

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-90

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.30

ebtugGaem:Edk

Clause 6. 30 Steel Reinforced Concrete


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

cMnYn

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ebtug

1:2:3.(30 N/mm2)

Concrete

sMNaj;Edk

srsEdkBRgwgnkMralxNebtugKW CasMNaj;Edk 1RsTab; (8@200) .


sMNaj; EdkenaHRtUvmanRsTab;karBarxageRkam 50mm.
eKRtUvdak;dMuetAhUCab;Ca mYYy nwgsMNaj;EdkenApxageRkamenaHedIm,IFanafa
sMNaj;EdkenaHzitenA cMTItaMgeRKagedayGnuBaati[mankMritlMeGog +/10mm . KMlatrvagdMuetAhU RtUveroby:agNaeGaysMNaj;Edkminb:H
nig)atRKwHfl;enAeBlvadabcuH eRkam eRkambnkeCIgCan;elIva .

Mesh reinforcement

Reinforcement of the concrete floor slab will be with 1 layer of steel mesh
(8@200). The Steel fabric is to have 50mm cover to bottom surfaces. The
bottom layer to be fixed to concrete block spacers of variable depth to ensure
steel is fixed within +/- 10mm of designed position. Spacing of block spacers
should be such that the steel fabric does not touch the sub-base when
deflected under foot load.

RsTab;)atRKwHfl;

RsTab;)atRKwHfl;RtUveFVIBIRkYsRkhmkMeTcf BIRkYsFmCatiBIRbPB
Edlmankaryl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTsedeyeyageTAtambTdanbeck
eTs. )atfl;enHRtUvmanPaBFn; 30% CBR RtaMTwk . )atRKwHfl;RtUv
EterobBIelIedayRsTab;xSac;eRKImkMras; 50mm .

Sub-base course

The sub-base layer shall be constructed from laterite, crushed stone of natural
gravel from sources approved by the Supervisor according to the
specifications. The sub-base shall have a strength of 30 % (soaked CBR).
The sub-base shall be covered by a layer of 50 mm of course sand.

sapvBIRkYsf

sapvBIRkYsRtUvEteFVIBIRkYsRkhm kMeTcfnRkYsFmCatiBIRbPBEdlmankar
yl;RBmBIGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs edayeyageTAtambTdanbeckeTs .
RsTab;sapvman CBR enAkardan minticCag 30% eT .

Gravel shoulder

The gravel shoulder shall be constructed from laterite, crushed stone of


natural gravel from sources approved by the Supervisor according to the
specifications. The shoulder layer should have an in situ CBR of not less than
30%

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-91

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.30

ebtugGaem:Edk

Clause 6. 30 Steel Reinforced Concrete

KMlatsrsEdk

KMlat 200mm TaMgBIrTis erobedaymanRsTab;karBar 50mm eRkamkMBs;


kRmalxNrYcral; luHRtaEt)anbgaBaelIKMnUrbg; .

Bar spacing

Spacing 200 mm both directions, placed with 50 mm cover below finished


slab level unless indicated otherwise on the drawings.

KMlatsrsEdk
Bar spacing

200 mm

200 mm

Twk

TwksatsMrab;briePaK

Water
2.

Clean drinking water

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

pleFobTwk sIum:g;t

pleFobTwkelIsIum:g;t enAeBleRbIR)as;l,aykMeTcfstRtUvEt
mankMritTabtamEdlGaceFVIeTA)an ehIyGacnwgERbRbYlBI 0.45eTA 0.50
nTMgn; RbsinebImin)anbgaj .

Water/cement ratio

The ratio of free water to cement when using dry aggregate shall be as low as
possible and may vary between 0.45 and 0.50 by weight unless indicated
otherwise.

PaBgayRsYleFVIkarebtug ebtugRtUvEtmanPaBgayRsYlkgkarcak;smRsbedIm,ITTYl)ankarbgab;
eBjelj . sRmutebtugvas;RtUvEtminelIsBI 75mm 25mm
Workability

The concrete shall be of suitable workability to obtain full compaction.


Slump measured shall not exceed 75 mm 25 mm

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karBum<

karBum<RtUveRbIcMeBaH ral;RCugNaEdlKanr)aMg . karBum<RtUvEtrkSamineGay

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-92

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.30

ebtugGaem:Edk

Clause 6. 30 Steel Reinforced Concrete

edaHecjkgryeBl minticCag 72em:ag bnab;BIcak;ebtug .


Formwork

Formwork shall be used at all unrestrained edges. Formworks must remain


in place not less than 72 hours after placing the concrete.

karlay

edaym:asIun

Mixing

By machine.

karcak;

ebtugRtUvcak;mineGayyWtCag 10naTI bnab;BIlay .

Placing

Concrete shall be placed within 10 minutes of mixing or it shall not be used.

karbgab;

bgab;edaym:asIunrMjr

Compaction

Compaction by mechanical vibrator

pebtugbegIy

Pambnab;BIcak;ebtug pebtugRtUvkarBRgabedayemIl Em:RtemIlkMBs; rW


cMNucEdledAkMBs;edIm,ITTYl)anpxagelI relag nigmankMBs;RtwmRtUv.
sMrab;pvebtugsMNaj;Edk pbegIyRtUvEteRKImbnicedaykarTajsrs
GMe)aslILgkat;pkTisedAEkgeTAnwgGkSpv .

Finishing concrete surface

Immediately after placing the concrete surface shall be struck off using
templates to provide proper crowns and shall be finished smooth and to
correct levels.
For mesh reinforced concrete roads the finish shall be slightly roughened by
dragging a stiff broom across the surface in a direction at right angles to the
road centreline.

kMritlMeGog

pbegIyRtUv 10mm BIkEngEKmRtg;mYykgTisedANakedayelIpxagelI


rbs;ebtug BIkMras;Edl)aneRKag .
cMeBaHpvebtugqwgbsSI kgRbEvg 20m NamYy minRtUveGaykMBs;vaelIsBI
30mm BIKMnUsbnat;kMBs;KUrTukeT .

Tolerance

The finished surface shall be 10 mm from a straight edge place in any


direction on the concrete top surface.
For bamboo reinforced concrete roads the grade-line shall not be more than
30 mm in any 20 m length.

tMN

ral;tMNRtUvEteFVIRtg;kEng)anbgajkgKMnUrbg;Etb:ueNaH RbsinebIKankar
ENnaMbEnm .

Joints

All joints shall be made only where shown on the drawings unless otherwise
instructed.

karEfTaM

ebtugRtUvEtrkSaeGayman sMeNImkgryeBl 7f bnab;BIcak; .


enAkgkMLgeBlenHkMralxNRtUvEt RKbeday)avRkas;RClk;TwkPam
bnab;BIeFVIpbegIy . kgcenaHrvag 8 eTA 21f ebtugRtUvEteRsacTwkCa

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-93

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.30

ebtugGaem:Edk

Clause 6. 30 Steel Reinforced Concrete

erogral;f edIm,ITb;sat; rMhYtTwkBIp .


Curing

The concrete shall be kept wet for a minimum 7 days after placing. During
this period the slabs shall be covered with Hessian immediately after final
finishing of the surface. Between 8 and 21 days the concrete shall be
watered daily to prevent drying out of the surface.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

kMralpvrgbnkcracrN_Fn ; .
kMralxNCan;xageRkamnGaKar .
Road pavement for roads with heavy traffic.
Ground floor slabs in buildings.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

sMPar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

sIum:g;t

380

kg

0.75

m3

0.5

m3

4.00

kg/m2

Cement

fTMhM 10 x 20 mm
Stone 10x20 mm size

xSac;
Sand

sMNaj;Edk
Wire mesh

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-94

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.31 eGsbeGsFI (SBST)


Clause 6. 31 Single Bituminous Surface Treatment (SBST)
1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

cMnYn

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ekAsU

kMritRCabcUl 80/100 EdlRsbeTAnwgtMrUvkarrbs; ASTM / AASHTO


ehIyGkem:AkarRtUvpl; lixitbBaak;faekAsUenaHRsbnwgtMrUvkarenaH .

Bitumen

Penetration grade 80/100 conforming to the requirements of


ASTM/AASHTO; the Contractor shall provide a suppliers test certificate
that the bitumen conforms to this requirement.

sarFatuCMnYyPaBsit

sarFatuEdlbegIt PaBlitnekAsUfl;CamYy nwgl,aykMeTcfRtUvbEnm


kgl,ayekAsU edaymankarENnaMBIGkplit .

Adhesion Agent

A proprietary additive that enhances the adhesion of the bitumen to the


aggregate shall be added at the doses recommended by the Manufacturer.

ekAsUeRsabkMeTcf
kMeTcf

ekAsUeRsabl,aykMeTcfRtUvCaplitplcMhuykMedA ekAsUrav rWk plitepSg


eTotdUcKaenH .

Aggregate pre-coating
material

Aggregate pre-coating material shall be distillate or distillate based product,


cutback bitumen, or another proprietary product.

l,aykMeTcf kMeTcf

sat rwg st maM mansMelg kMeTcf r WkMeTcRkYsEdldUcKa KanFUlI dI\d rW


sMram . TMhMmFmnfRtUvEt 12mm 100% qgkat;kERBag 20mm
ehIyeTIrelI kERBag 10mm .

Aggregate (stone
chippings)

Clean, hard, dry, tough, sound, crushed stone or crushed gravel of uniform
quality free from dust, clay or organic matter. Nominal size of stone shall be
12 mm, 100% Passing 20 mm sieve and retained on 10 mm sieve

2.

tMrUvkarepSg
Other requirements

Kan
None
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karerobcMRKwHfl;

pRKwHfl;EdlnwgRtUvRkal SBST RtUvEtsatKanFUlI CatikxVk;ehIyCa


smar mancenaHrlugBI mYyeTAmYy ehIyRtUvEtstmuneBl)aj;CamYyekAsU
lt.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-95

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.31 eGsbeGsFI (SBST)


Clause 6. 31 Single Bituminous Surface Treatment (SBST)
Preparation of base

The base surface to receive SBST shall be swept clean of dust, loose dirt and
all loose material and shall be dry before spraying with bitumen binder.

kar)aj;ekAsUlt

ekAsUfl;RtUvdutkMedArhUtdl;cenaHrvag 135C nig 155C ehIyk)aj;


edaym:asIun)aj; . ekAsUEdldutkMedArhUtdl; 165 C minGaceRbIR)as;
)aneT .

Application of bitumen
binder

Bitumen shall be heated to between 135C and 155C and applied using a
mechanical sprayer. Bitumen that has been overheated above 165C at any
time shall not be used.

GaRtaeekAsUKW BI 1.2 eTA 1.4 Kg nTMgn;ekAsURtCak; kgmYyEm:Rtkaer:.


The bitumen application rate shall be 1.2 to 1.4 kg cold weight of bitumen
per square metre.

kar)aj;ekAsUeRsab

l,aykMeTcf EdlminTan;)aneRsabBImunRtUveRsabCamYy nwgsMPar


dUcEdl)anbBaak;kgbTdanbeckeTs 304.02.3 . kareRsabenaHRtUvEt
eFVIy:agNa[ral;RKab;fnl,ayRtUv)aneRsabdUcKa .

Application of pre-coating
material

Aggregate which has not been previously pre-coated shall be pre-coated with
material as specified in Sub-clause 304.02.3 of the Specifications. Such precoating shall be carried out so that each aggregate particle is uniformly
coated.

karBRgaykMeTcf

manEtkMeTcfstb:ueNaHRtUv)aneRbI . Pambnab;BIkar)aj;ekAsUltkMeTcf
RtUvEtBRgayeGayesIelIpedayeRbI]bkrN_BRgayEdlmankaryl;RBmKa
rWkedaydedIm,IeGayva RKbelIpTaMgmUl . RbsinebIcaM)ac; penaHRtUv
e)assMGat edIm,IFananUvkarBRgayesIsac;nf enaH. kMeTcfenaHminKYr
BRgay yUrCag 3naTI bnab;BIkar)aj;ekAsUlt .

Application of stone
chippings

Only dry stone chippings shall be used. Immediately after application of the
binder stone chippings shall be spread uniformly on the surface, by means of
an approved aggregate spreader or manually, so as to cover the surface
completely. If necessary the surface shall be swept to ensure uniform spread
of chippings. The chippings shall not be spread more than 3 minutes after
application of the binder.

karkinbgab;

Pambnab;BIBRgayf pTaMgmUlRtUvkinedayr:ULkg;Edk relag bk


r:ULkg;eRbIxl; b ]sn . enAeBlkMBugkin fbgab;RtUvEtBRgay
edaydeGayRKb;edIm,IbMeBjPaBminesIrbs;p . karkinbgab;RtUvbnrhUt
Tal;EtkMeTcfenaHelccUleTAkgekAsUehIymingay nwgqwHecjedayd .

Rolling

Immediately after spreading the stone chippings the whole surface shall be
rolled with either a smooth wheeled steel roller or a pneumatic tired roller.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-96

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.31 eGsbeGsFI (SBST)


Clause 6. 31 Single Bituminous Surface Treatment (SBST)
While rolling is in progress additional chippings shall be spread by hand
sufficient to correct any irregularities in the surface. Rolling shall continue
until the stone chippings are firmly embedded in the bitumen and not easily
removed by hand.
4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RsTab;b:Hpal;eTAnwgcracrN sMrab;kMralpv .
Wearing course for road pavement
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

sMPar
Material

fmFm 12mm

1 m2

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

0.015

m3

1.2 to 1.4

kg

Nominal size stone 12 mm

ekAsU
Bitumen

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-97

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.32 DIbeGsFI (DBST)


Clause 6. 32 Double Bituminous Surface Treatment (DBST)

smasPaB

1.

Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ekAsUfl;

kRmitRCabcUl 80/100 EdlRsbeTAnwgtMrUvkarrbs; ASTM / AASHTO


ehIyGkem:AkarRtUvpl; lixitbBaak;faekAsUenaHRsbnwgtMrUvkarenaH .

Bitumen

Penetration grade 80/100 conforming to the requirements of


ASTM/AASHTO; the Contractor shall provide a suppliers test certificate
that the bitumen conforms to this requirement.

l,aykMeTcf kMeTcf
sMrab;RsTab;TI 1

sat rwg st maM mansMelg kMeTcf rW kMeTcRkYsEdldUcKa KanFUlI dI\d rW


sMram . TMhMmFmnfRtUvEt 12mm 100% qgkat;kERBag 20mm
ehIyeTIrelI kERBag 10mm .

Aggregate (stone
chippings) for first coat

Clean, hard, dry, tough, sound, crushed stone or crushed gravel of uniform
quality free from dust, clay or organic matter. Nominal size of stone shall be
12 mm, 100% Passing 20 mm sieve and retained on 10 mm sieve

l,aykMeTcf kMeTcf
sMrab;RsTab;TI 2

sat rwg st maM mansMelg kMeTcf rW kMeTcRkYsEdldUcKa KanFUlI dI\d


rWsMram . TMhMmFmnfRtUvEt 8mm 100% qgkat;kERBag 12.5mm ehIyeTIr
elIkERBag 6.3mm .

Aggregate (stone
chippings) for second coat

Clean, hard, dry, tough, sound, crushed stone or crushed gravel of uniform
quality free from dust, clay or organic matter. Nominal size of stone shall be
8 mm, 100% Passing 12.5 mm sieve and retained on 6.3 mm sieve

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

Kan
None

beckeTssagsg;

3.

;
pRKwHfl;EdlnwgRtUvRkal SBST RtUvEtsatKanFUlI CatikxVk;
ehIyCasMPar mancenaHrlugBI mYyeTAmYy ehIyRtUvEtstmaneBl)aj;Ca
mYyekAsUlt .
Construction techniques

karerobcMRKwHfl
;

Preparation of base

The base surface to receive SBST shall be swept clean of dust, loose dirt and
all loose material and shall be dry before spraying with bitumen binder.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-98

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.32 DIbeGsFI (DBST)


Clause 6. 32 Double Bituminous Surface Treatment (DBST)

kar)aj;ekAsUlt

ekAsUfl;RtUvdutkMedArhUtdl;cenaHrvag 135 C nig 155C ehIyk)aj;


edaym:asIun)aj; . ekAsUEdldutkMedArhUtdl; 165 CminGaceRbIR)as;
)aneT .

Application of bitumen
binder

Bitumen shall be heated to between 135C and 155C and applied using a
mechanical sprayer. Bitumen that has been overheated above 165C at any
time shall not be used.

GaRtaeRbIekAsUKW BI 1.2 eTA 1.4 Kg nTMgn; ekAsU kg 1Em:Rtkaer: .


The bitumen application rate shall be 1.2 to 1.4 kg cold weight of bitumen
per square metre.

karBRgaykMeTcf

manEtkMeTcfstb:ueNaHRtUv)aneRbI . Pambnab;BIkar)aj;ekAsUltkMeTcf
RtUvEtBRgayeGayesIelIpedayeRbI]bkrN_BRgayEdlmankaryl;RBmKa
rWkedaydedIm,IeGayva RKbelIpTaMgmUl . RbsinebIcaM)ac; penaHRtUv
e)assMGat edIm,IFananUvkarBRgayesIsac;nf enaH. kMeTcfenaHminKYr
BRgay yUrCag 3naTI bnab;BIkar)aj;ekAsUlt .

Application of stone
chippings

Only dry stone chippings shall be used. Immediately after application of the
binder stone chippings shall be spread uniformly on the surface, by means of
an approved aggregate spreader or manually, so as to cover the surface
completely. If necessary the surface shall be swept to ensure uniform spread
of chippings. The chippings shall not be spread more than 3 minutes after
application of the binder.

karkinbgab;

Pambnab;BIBRgayf pTaMgmUlRtUvkinedayr:ULkg;Edk relag bk


r:ULkg;eRbIxl; b ]sn . enAeBlkMBugkin fbgab;RtUvEtBRgay
edaydeGayRKb;edIm,IbMeBjPaBminesIrbs;p . karkinbgab;RtUvbnrhUt
Tal;EtkMeTcfenaHelccUleTAkgekAsUehIymingay nwgqwHecjedayd .

Rolling

Immediately after spreading the stone chippings the whole surface shall be
rolled with either a smooth wheeled steel roller or a pneumatic tired roller.
While rolling is in progress additional chippings shall be spread by hand
sufficient to correct any irregularities in the surface. Rolling shall continue
until the stone chippings are firmly embedded in the bitumen and not easily
removed by hand.

karBRgaykMeTcf
RsTab;TI2

RsTab;TI2 RtUvBRgayPambnab;BIsMercRsTab;TI1 mYykkg ryeBl 15f


. beckeTssagsg;sMrab;RsTab;TI2 dUcKa nigRsTab;TI 1Edr .

Application of second
layer

The second layer shall be applied immediately after the first layer or within
15 days. The construction techniques for the second layer are the same as for
the first layer.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-99

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc 6.32 DIbeGsFI (DBST)


Clause 6. 32 Double Bituminous Surface Treatment (DBST)

GaRtaekAsU sMrab;RsTab;TI2 KWBI 0.8 eTA 1.0kg nTMgn;RtCak;nekAsU


kgmYYykaer: .
The bitumen application rate (for the second layer) shall be 0.8 to 1.0 kg cold
weight of bitumen per square metre.
4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RsTab;b:Hpal;eTAnwgcracrN_ sMrab;kMral pv
Wearing course for road pavement
5.

karKNnabrimaNsMPar

cMnYnCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

sMPar
Material

RsTab;TI1 TMhMmFm
12mm

1 m2

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

0.015

m3

0.008

m3

1.2 to 1.4

kg

0.8 to 1.0

kg

First layer: nominal size


stone 12 mm

RsTab;TI2 TMhMmFm
12mm
Second layer: nominal
size stone 12 mm

RsTab;TI 1 : ekAsU
First layer: bitumen

RsTab;TI 2 : ekAsU
Second layer: bitumen

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-100

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.33

lUebtug nigkg;lUkat;pv

Clause 6.33 Concrete pipes and culvert rings


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ebtug

kRmas;CBaaMg t

Concrete

1:2:4

Wall thickness t:
0.3 m = 75 mm
0.4 m = 75 mm
0.5 m = 75 mm
0.6 m = 75 mm
0.8 m = 80 mm
1.0 m = 100 mm

Edk

EdkrelagEdlmanTMhM
235 N/ mm

EdkkgrgVg; nigEdksrsEvgenaH 200mm.


Ggt;pitEdk d
lU 0.3 m = 6 mm
lU 0.4 m = 6 mm
lU 0.5 m = 6 mm
lU 0.6 m = 6 mm
lU 0.8 m = 8 mm
lU 1.0 m = 10 mm
EdkkgrgVg;RtUvdak;enAxagkg cMENkEdkEvg
RtUvdak;enAxageRkA

Steel

Smooth bars 235 N/mm2

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

Steel rings and long bars at 200 mm spacing.


Steel diameter d:
0.3 m pipe = 6 mm
0.4 m pipe = 6 mm
0.5 m pipe = 6 mm
0.6 m pipe = 6 mm
0.8 m pipe = 8 mm
1.0 m pipe = 10 mm
Ring steel to be on the inside, long steel on the
outside.

Other requirements

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-101

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.33

lUebtug nigkg;lUkat;pv

Clause 6.33 Concrete pipes and culvert rings

Ggt;pitxagkglU D
Pipe internal diameters D:
0.3 m
0.4 m
0.5 m
0.6 m
0.8 m
1.0 m

kg;lUTaMgGs;RtUvmanGgt;pit D RbEvg 1m.


tMNskBIeRkA nig tMNsRmab;[skbBal.
Culvert rings all diameters D to be 1 m long.
Spigot and socket joints
3.

beckeTskgkarsabna
Construction techniques

bg;sRmab;lUmYykg;

d @ 200

Drawing for 1 pipe unit


Flow

t
D+2t

1000

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RKb;Ggt;pitTaMgGs;rbs;RbBnlUbgrTwk nigsMNg;Farasas. lURtUvman


TMhMFMCag 0.6m sRmab;lUmUl pvenAtamtMbn;CnbT nigsRmab;RbBnEck
cayTwk nigsMNg;bgr.
All diameters for piped drainage system and for irrigation structures.
Pipes >0.6 m diameter for pipe culverts for rural roads and for irrigation
distribution and drainage structures.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material
quantities

Unit quantity:

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

lUmYykg;
RbEvg 1m
1 culvert ring (1 m
length)

II-102

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.33

lUebtug nigkg;lUkat;pv

Clause 6.33 Concrete pipes and culvert rings

Ggt;pitlU D

ebtug

kta

Edk

kta

Pipe diameter D
0.3 m
0.4 m
0.5 m
0.6 m
0.8 m
1.0 m

Concrete
0.09
0.11
0.14
0.16
0.22
0.35

Unit
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3

Steel
2.3
3.1
3.8
4.6
10.9
21.3

Unit
kg
kg
kg
kg
kg
kg

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-103

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.34

kg;lUGNg

Clause 6.34 Well rings


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ebtug

kRmas;Gb,brma t = 50 mm

Concrete

1:2:4

Minimum wall thickness t: = 50 mm

Edk

Edkrelag 235 N/ mm

Steel

Smooth bars 235 N/ mm 2

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

-EdkkgrgVg; nigEdksrsEvgcenaH 200 mm.


- muxkat;Edk d= 6 mm
- EdkkgrgVg;RtUvdak;enAxagkg cMENkEdk
EvgRtUvdak;enAxageRkA.
Steel rings and long bars at 200 mm spacing.
Steel diameter d = 6 mm
Ring steel to be on the inside, long steel on the
outside.

Other requirements

Ggt;pitkglU D:
Well ring internal diameters D:
0.8 m
1.0 m

km<s;GNglU h:

Well ring height h:


0.5 m
1.0 m
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

bg;KMnUrsRmab;lUGNg
mYykg;
Drawing for 1 well ring
unit

6 @ 200

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

t 50 mm

II-104

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.34

kg;lUGNg

Clause 6.34 Well rings

kareRbIR)as;

4.

Uses

smRsbsRmab;

tMeLIgGNgxageRkamdI

Suitable for

Lining of wells below ground.

minsmRsbsRmab;

kg;lUk,alGNg
lUmUl

Not suitable for


5.

Well head surround


Pipe culverts

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1 well ring

Ggt;pit D

km<s; h

ebtug

kta

Edk

kta

Diameter D
0.8 m
0.8 m
1.0 m
10m

Height h
0.5 m
1.0 m
0.5 m
1.0 m

Concrete
0.11
0.22
0.17
0.34

Unit
m3
m3
m3
m3

Steel
4
4
6
8

Unit
kg
kg
kg
kg

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-105

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.35

kg;lUk,alGNg

Clause 6.35 Well head surround


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

ebtug

kRmas;CBaaMg t = 100 mm

Concrete

1:2:4

Wall thickness t: = 100 mm

EdkEfb

Edkrelag 235 N/ mm

Steel

Smooth bars 235 N/mm2

KRmblU

bnHkar
Edkrwt
RtecokEdk
karlabfaM

Ggt;pitbegIy = 1.2m
karlabfaM RsTab;dMbUg nigxagelIBIrCan;

Well cover

Timber boards
Metal straps
Metal hinges
Paint

Finished diameter = 1.2 m


Paint: primer and two top coats.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

EdkkgrgVg; nigEdksrsEvgcenaH 200 mm .


Ggt;pitEdk = 8 mm. EdkkgrgVg;RtUvdak;
enAxagkgcMENkEdkEvgdak;enAxageRkA.
Steel rings and long bars at 200 mm spacing.
Steel diameter d = 8 mm
Ring steel to be on the inside, long steel on the
outside.

Other requirements

Ggt;pitxagkgnkglUk,alGNg D = 1.0m
km<s;kglUk,alGNg h = 1.0m
Well head surround internal diameters D = 1.0 m
Well head surround height h = 1.0 m

KMnUrbg;sRmab;kglU
k,alGNg 1

3.

beckeTskgkarsagsg;
Construction techniques

Drawing for 1 well head


surround unit

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-106

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.35

kg;lUk,alGNg

Clause 6.35 Well head surround

KMrbmanRtecok

Hinged cover

8 @ 200

D=1m

H=1m

t = 100 mm

150 mm

kareRbIR)as;

4.

Uses

smRsbsRmab;

kg;lUk,alGNg

Suitable for

Well head surround

minsmRsbsRmab;

tMeLIgGNgxageRkamdI
lUmUl

Not suitable for


5.

Lining of wells below ground.


Pipe culverts

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

1 well ring

Unit quantity:

Ggt;pit D

km<s; h

ebtug

kta

Edk

kta

Diameter D
0.8 m
0.8 m
1.0 m
10m

Height h
0.5 m
1.0 m
0.5 m
1.0 m

Concrete
0.11
0.22
0.17
0.34

Unit
m3
m3
m3
m3

Steel
4
4
6
8

Unit
kg
kg
kg
kg

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-107

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.36

GNgCIk

Clause 6.36 Dug Wells


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

kg;GNg
Well rings

ceRmaHxSac; nigcRkYs
Filter sand and filter
gravel
2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

karetsemIlKuNPaBTwk enAeBlEdlTwkeRkamdIcUleTAkgGNgkgCeRmA 500 mm RtUvyksMNak


TwkeTAeFVIkarviPaKrkCatiGaesnIk Arsenic.
Water quality testing

When ground water enters the well to a depth of 500 mm a water sample
shall be taken for Arsenic analysis.

RbsinebIcaM)ac; b mankarENnaM eKRtUvRbmUlsMNakTwkbEnmeTotsRmab;


eFVIkarBiesaFn_edaydak;kgdbsMNakBiessmYy.
If required or instructed additional water samples for other tests shall be
collected in special sampling bottles.

sMNakTwkRtUvbBaneTAmnIrBiesaFn_kgGMLgeBl 24 em:agedIm,IeFVIkarviPaK.
Water samples must be delivered to a laboratory for analysis within 24 hours
of taking them.

CeRmA nigbrimaNTwk
nGNg

RtUvCIkGNg[eRCAlm edayRsbeTAtamkarkMNt;BIGkRKb;RKgkardan
rhUtdl;CeRmA nigTTYl)anbrimaNTwkEdl)ankMNt;. y:agehacNas;RtUv
eFVI[)aneTAtameKaledAEdl)ankMNt; edayGaRsyeTAtamlkxNEdl
CYbRbTH edayeFVI[manTwkCeRmA 3m nigmanbirmaNTwkGb,brma 10 lIRt
naTI b CeRmATwk 2.5m nigbrimaNGb,brma 15 lIRtnaTI b manCeRmATwk
2.0m nigbrimaNGb,brma 20lIRtnaTI.

Depth and Yield of Well

The well shall be deemed sufficiently deep, subject to the approval of the
Supervisor, when the nominal targets of depth and yield are met. At least 3 m
of water and a minimum yield of 10 l/min, or 2.5 m of water and 15 l/min, or
2.0 m of water and 20 l/min shall be deemed the nominal targets depending
on the conditions encountered.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-108

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.36

GNgCIk

Clause 6.36 Dug Wells

kareFVIets

eKRtUveFVIetsbrimaNTwkkgGNg enAeBlEdleKCIkvaCeRmA 2m eRkamnIv:U


TwkeRkamdI b qab;CagenHedaymankarENnaMBIGkRKb;RKgkardan. kar):an;
RbmaNelIbrimaNTwkRtUvEpkCasMxan;elIGRtabrimaNTwkecjmkvijkgGML
geBl 3 em:agbnab;BIkarbUmTwk b kardgecj.

Testing

The well shall be tested for water yield when it has been excavated 2 m
below the water table, or sooner as directed by the Supervisor. The yield
estimation shall be primarily based upon recovery rate following three hours
of evacuation by pumping or bailing.

karbUm b dgTwkGacnwgbBab;bnab;BIryeBl 3 em:ag ERkgTwkGs;BIGNg.


RtUvvas;km<s;Twk nigkt;RtaTukenAeBlEdlQb;bUm ehIybnab;mkerogral;
knHem:agkgGMLgeBl 12 em:ag b rhUtdl;km<s;TwkRtwm 100 mm enATItaMg
Edlvacab;epIm. kar):an;RbmaNbrimaNTwkRtUvEpkeTAelI cenaHeBlknH
em:agdMbUg eFVIkarvas;Evgbnab;BITwkmankm<s;Gb,brma 0.5m BIelI)atGNg.
brimaNTwkCalIRtkgmYynaTIRtUveFVIkarKNnaedayEckbrimaNTwkEdlecj
mkvijkgcenaHeBlenHeday 30.
Pumping or bailing may cease after three hours whether the well has been
emptied or not. The water level shall be measured and recorded when
pumping ceases and every half hour thereafter for 12 hours or until the water
level is within 100 mm of its starting position. The yield estimation shall be
based upon the first half hour interval measured after the water level exceeds
the minimum depth of 0.5m above the bottom of the well. The yield in liters
per minute shall be calculated by dividing the estimated volume recovered in
this interval by 30.

karsmat

bnab;BIbrimaNTwkRtUv)anvas; nig)anTTYlykBIGkRKb;RKgkardan KWRtUv


smatGNg edaybUm b dgTwkecjrhUtTal;EtTwkfa. bnab;BIGkRKb;RKg
kardanRBmTTYlykGNgTaMgmUlehIy RtUvsmab;emeraKEdlmanenAkg
TwkGNgedayeRbI GIb:UkrIt edIm,I[)ankMhab;krIn 10Rk sRmab;TwkmYyEm:Rt
KUb. kgGMLgeBl 24 em:agbnab;BIdak;faMsmab;emeraK minRtUvdgTwkecj
BIGNgeLIy. bnab;BIryeBl 24 em:ag RtUvbUm b dgTwkecjBIGNgrhUt
dl;enAkgTwkKanCatikrIn ehIyfa.

Cleaning

After the water yield has been measured and accepted by the Supervisor, the
well lining shall be scrubbed clean and the water bailed or pumped until it is
clear. After the entire well is accepted by the Supervisor, the well shall be

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-109

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.36

GNgCIk

Clause 6.36 Dug Wells


disinfected by dosing the water in the well with hypochlorite to give a
concentration of 10 grams of chlorine per cubic metre. During the 24 hour
period after dosing, no water should be drawn from the well. After 24 hours
the well shall be pumped or bailed until the water no longer tastes of chlorine
and is clear.
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

karCIk

karCIkGNgRtUveFVIeTAtamxatEdl)ankMNt;enAkgbg;. bnat;kNal b GkS


nkarCIkRtUvEtQrRtg;min[lMeGog 10 mm kgCeRmAGNgmYyEm:Rt.

Excavation

The excavation of the well shall be to the dimension specified in the


drawings. The centre line or axis of excavation must be vertical to within
10mm per meter of depth of the well.

luHRtaEtsanPaBdIGnueRKaH ebImindUcecaHeT dMbUgRtUvCIkmin[elIsBICeRmA


3m eLIuy munnwgcab;epImeroblUGNg. Ggt;pitbegIyRtUvrkSa[efreFob
eTAnwgGkS.
Unless soil conditions allow otherwise the first lift should be excavated to a
depth of not more than 3.0 m before the start of well ring lining. The
finished diameter of excavation shall be maintained constant about the axis.

dICIkehIyRtUvdak;enATItaMgy:agehacNas; 4m BIEKmnkargarCIk edIm,IkMu[


manPaBrMxandl;kargar.
Excavated material shall be placed at least 4 meters away from the edge of
the excavation in order not to interfere with construction.

kareroblUGNg

enAeRkamnIvU:TwkeRkamdI nigenAkgRsTab;dIEdlKanlMnwgenABIelInIv:UTwkeRkam
kareroblUGNgRtUveFVIeLIgedaylUKanbgaM. RbsinebIkg;lUGNgRtUv)an
eRbIkgCeRmA 3m npenaH tMN nigcenaHRbehagrbs;va RbsinebI man
RtUveboksIum:g;t_[Cit.

Lining

Below the water table and in unstable formations above the water table, the
lining shall be made of open-ended well rings. If well rings are used within
3 m of the surface, their joints and weep holes (if present) shall be sealed
with cement mortar

kardak;RsTab;ceRmaHxSac; )atGNgRtUvbMeBjedayRsTab;ceRmaHxSac; 250 mm ehIybMeBjceRmaHRkYs


nig ceRmaHRkYs
250mmeTotBIelIceRmaHxSac;enaH.
Placing filter sand and
filter gravel

The bottom of the well shall be backfilled with a 250 mm depth layer of filter
sand covered by a 250 mm depth of filter gravel.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-110

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.36

GNgCIk

Clause 6.36 Dug Wells

suvtiPaB
Safety

Gkem:AkarRtUvpl;CeNIrExSBYr b meFa)ayRbhak;RbEhlenHEdlGacrk)an
edIm,I[kmkrGaceKcecjBIGNg)anelOn.
A rope ladder or equivalent means of access shall be provided by contractor
so that workers may quickly escape from the well.

enAeBlEdlkmkrenAkgGNg y:agehacNas;RtUvmanmnusSmak;caMemIl
BYkeKBImat;GNgeTA. kmkrTaMgGs;RtUvyl;dwgBIkarEdlGacsayPayn
]snBul nigkRmitGuksIuEsnTabenAkgGNg. enAkEngCIkminRtUvGnuBaat
[mankarCk;)arIeLIy. m:asIunbUmedaysaMg nigm:asUtRtUvdak;eRkamxl;
y:agehacNas;cmay 5 mm BIEKmGNg. ]snsMNl;Fn;Cagxl; ehIy
vanwgFak;eTAkEngEdlTabbMputEdleFVIeTA)an dUecHkgkaleTsNakeday
minRtUvykm:asIunEdleRbIcMehH\nndak;kgGNg edIm,IsRmYldl;karbUmTwk
ecj b sRmab;eKalbMNgepSgeToteLIy eRBaHkareFVIEbbenHbNal[man
karekIneLIgnUvkabUnm:N
U GU ku sItu EdlGacbNal[GkenAkg GNg sab;kg
ryeBlb:unanvinaTIbe:u NaH. RbsinebIkmkrEdlenAkg GNg maneRKaHfak;
eday]sn Bul GkEdlcaMemIlBImat;GNg minRtUvcuHeTAkg GNg edayxn
geT b:uEneKRtUvehAGkCMnYykarPam ebImni dUecaHeT eKnwgmaneRKaHfak;eday
karfb;degmI Edr.
When workers are in the well at least one person shall always watch
them from the top of the well. All workers must be aware of the
possible release of poisonous gases and low oxygen levels in wells. No
smoking shall be allowed in the excavation. Petrol and diesel pumps
shall be operated downwind of the well and at least 5 m from the edge
of the well. Exhaust gases are heavier than air and will sink to the
lowest levels possible. Under no circumstances shall combustion
engines be lowered into wells to facilitate dewatering or for any other
purpose. This leads to a build-up of carbon monoxide which will cause
the death within seconds of anyone present in the well. If workers in
the well are overcome by gas, the watch person must not enter the well
but must immediately call assistance, otherwise the watch person also
risks asphyxiation.

enAeBlyb; b enAeBlkargarenAkgGNg)anpak RtUvRKbmat;GNg[man


suvtiPaB.
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-111

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.36

GNgCIk

Clause 6.36 Dug Wells


At night or when work in the well has been suspended the mouth of the well
shall be securely covered.
4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

karpt;pg;TwkkgRsuk
karpt;pg;Twkdl;shKmn_
karpt;pg;Twkdl;mnIrshKmn_ sala mNlsuxPaB >>>.

Domestic water supply.


Community water supply.
Community facility water supply (school, health post, etc).
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

sIum:g;t_

210

kg

0.78

m3

0.56

m3

Cement

f 10 x 20 mm
Stone, 10x20mm size

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-112

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

brimaN

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

bMBg;eRsabGNg

bMBg;eRsabGNgGciny_RtUvEteRbI
bMBg; uPVC. bMBg;enaHRtUvmanPaB
Fn; 8.5 kgf/cm .
bMBg;eRsabRtUvmanGgt;pit 100 mm.
2

Well casing

Permanent well casing shall be of


uPVC. The casing shall have a
working pressure of 8.5 kgf/cm2.

The casing shall be 100 mm nominal


diameter.

bMBg;cRmaH

bMBg;ceRmaHRtUvEt uPVC edayman


RbehagtUc 1 mm nig y:agehac
Nas;mankEngEdlcMh 20 np
xagrbs;bMBg;. bMBg;ceRmaHnImYy
RtUvmanRbEvg 1m ehIyRtUvPab;BI
mYyeTAmYyedaytMNGMe)aHedIm,I
karBarkarRCabTwk. bMBg;ceRmaH
RtUvmanmuxkat; nig kRmas;dUcKa
eTAnwgbMBg;eRsab.

RbEvgbMBg;eRcaHRtUvkMNt;edayGk
RKb;RKgkardan. RbEvgbMBg;eRcaH
EdleKrMBwgTuk KW 10m. CeRmAbegIy
EdlRtUvdMeLIgbMBg;eRcaHRtUvkMNt;
edayEpkeTAelIsanPaB nigkRmas;
nkm<s;TwkEdlman. cMNucx<s;bMput
nbMBg;y:agehacNas;RtUvmankm<s;
Gb,brma 1.5m TabCagkm<s;Twk
DINamuicrMBwgTuk.

Well screens

Well screen shall be of uPVC, with


a slot opening of 1 mm and at least
20% open area. Sections of the
screen shall be provided in 1 m
length and joined watertight by
threaded connections. The well
screen shall be the same diameter
and thickness as the casing.

The length of the screen shall be


determined by the Supervisor.
Expected average length of screen is
10 m. The final depth at which the
screen will be installed shall be
determined on the basis of the nature
and thickness of the water bearing
strata. The top of the screen shall be
a minimum of 1.5 m below the lowest
expected dynamic water level.

Rbdab;RKIbbMBg;[cMGkS

Rbdab;RKIbRtUverobcM[)ansmRsb RbsinebImankareRbIR)as; Rbdab;RKIb


edayRtUveFVIy:agNakMu[raMgsHdl; Tueya RtUvdak;vaenAcenaH 3m mYy.
kardak;RkYs karcak;bMeBjbkar

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-113

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells

eboksIum:g;t_.
Centralizers

Centralizers shall be of an
appropriate design which does not
impede the installation of either
gravel, backfill or cement seal.

Centralizers if used shall be placed at


intervals of 3 m.

RkYsceRmaH

RkYsceRmaHRtUvpkeTAedayRkYsEdl RkYsceRmaHRtUverob[dl;km<s;Tab
manGgt;pitBI 1.5 eTA 3 mm elIk bMput 5m BIxagelIkMBUlnbMBg;eRcaH.
ElgEtGkRKb;RKgkardanesIsMuTMhM
epSgBIenH edIm,IecosvaglMhUrxSac;
cUleTAkgGNg.

Gravel pack

Gravel pack shall comprise 1.5 to


3 mm diameter gravel except if the
Supervisor asks for other sizes, in
order to avoid sand intrusion into
the well.

dI\dPit

dI\dtUcEdlminGacRCabTwk)an

Clay seal

Impermeable natural clay pellets.

TwksIum:g;t_

xSac;BIrPaK sIum:g;t_mYyPaK

Cement grout

2 parts of sand to one part of


cement.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg

The gravel pack shall rise a minimum


of 5 m above the top of the screen.

Other requirements

karlagGNg

karlag nigsmatGNgRtUveFVIeLIgbnab;BIbBab;karxYg nigkarbBalbMBg;


eRsab nigmuneBleFVIkarbUmsakl,g RbsinebIkarsakl,genHcaM)ac;. kar
eFVIEbbenHeKGacykecjnUvPk; dI\d nigkkrEdlenACab;nwgCBaaMgRbehag
xYgf b dIEdlpkTwkenAGMLgeBlxYg.

Well development

Development and cleaning of the well shall be carried out upon completion
of the drilling and installation of casing, and prior to the pumping test if one
is required. This will remove the native silts, clays and drilling fluid residues
deposited on the borehole wall and adjacent portions of the aquifer during
the drilling process.

karlagGNgRtUvbneFVIy:agehacNas;[)an 2 em:ag nig b rhUtdl;Twk


EdlbUmecjRtUveTAnwgtRmUvkarEdlcg;)an xSac;EdlenAkgenaHRtUvEpk
eTAelIsMNakmFm 20lIRt EdlRbmUl)anenAeBlCitbBab;nkarlag
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-114

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells

smat. sMNakTwkRtUv)anTukkgryeBlminticCag 5 naTIeLIy muneBl


EdlTwkRtUv)aneKsRmit bnab;BIkUvikvaedayd. cMNuHTMhMRKab;xSac;mFm
enAkgsMNakminRtUv[elIsBIcMNuc 5 mm EdlmanedAenAelIFugeLIy.
The development shall continue for at least 2 hours and/or until the water
pumped out meets with the following requirement: the sand content shall be
based on the average of a 20 litres samples collected near the end of the
development. The sample shall be allowed to settle not less than 5 minutes
before the water is decanted after creating a whirlpool with the hand. The
average volume of sand size grains in the samples shall not exceed a spot of
5 mm diameter in the middle of the bucket.

RbsinebIeRbITwkxYgsrIrag RtUvbM)at;sarFatuTaMgenaHedayeRbIfaMKImI eTAtam


Gnusasn_bs;GkplitmuneBl b enAGMLgeBleFVIkarsmat. karsmatRtUv
eFVIeLIgedaykarbUmxl; eRTalxl; )aj;xl;RtLb; nigkar)aj;Twklag.
If organic drilling fluids are used, they shall be broken down chemically
according to manufacturers recommendations before or during
development. Cleaning shall be carried out by airlift pumping, surging,
backwashing or jetting.

karlagsmatGNgRtUveFVIeLIg[manRbsiTPaBBICeRmA EdlmanTwkenA)at
GNg. bnab;BIbBab;karlagsmat ral;smarEdl
eRbIR)as;TaMgGs;RtUvyk ecjBIGNgedayxl;bWt.
Development of wells shall be effective from the depth at which water is
encountered to the bottom of the drilled well. Upon completion of
development, any accumulation of material shall be removed from the
bottom of the well by airlifting.

karbUmsakl,g

karbUmsakl,gRtUveFVIeLIgenAeBlEdlmankarENnaMBIRKb;RKgkardan. kar
bUmsakl,genHnwgeRbIdMNak;kal 4 Cabnbnab;KW dMNak;kalTI 1 manry
eBl 2 em:ag dMNak;kalTI 2 TI 3 nigTI 4 manryeBl 1 em:ag . karGegt
emIlTwkEdleLIgmkvijKWmanryeBl 1 em:ag.

Pumping test

A pumping test shall be carried when instructed by the Supervisor. A four


stage continuous pumping test will be used. 1st stage duration 2 hours; 2nd,
3rd and 4th stages duration 1 hour each; recovery observation duration 1 hour.

karvas;km<s;TwkRtUveFVIeLIgeTAtam ryeBlKitCa cenaHeBlKitCa


cenaHeBldUcxageRkam b cenaH naTIbnab;BIcab; naTIrvagkarvas;
eBlepSgeToteTAtamkarbBaarbs; epImQb;bERm Evg
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-115

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells

RKb;RKgkardanbnab;BIcab;epIm nig bRmYlbrimaNTwk


bBab;karbUm nigbERmbRmYlbrimaN
Twkecj. taragryeBlTwkFak;cuH
nigryeBlTwkeLIgmkvijnwgRtUv
)ankMNt;BIeBlenaHmk.
Water level measurements shall be
carried out at the following intervals
(or other intervals as directed by the
Supervisor) after pump start, pump
stop and change of pump yield.
Draw down time and recovery time
charts will be drawn thereafter.

Time in minutes
after start/ stop/
change of yield
1 10
10 20
20 40
40 80
80 120
120 240

Interval in
minutes between
measurements
1
2
5
10
20
30

karvas;EvgeTAelIkarRKb;RKgbrimaNTwkRtUveFVIeLIgy:agehacNas;enAkg
cenaHeBl 15naTI sRmab;ryeBl 3 em:agdMbUgbnab;BIkarcab;epImbUm b
bnab;BImankarpas;brbrimaNTwk nigkgeBlTnwmKaCamYynwgkarvas;Twk.
Discharge control measurements shall be made at least at 15 minute intervals
for the first three hours after pump start or change of yield, and thereafter at
the same time as the water level measurements.

karvas;km<s;TwkRtUveFVIeLIgedayeRbIRbdab;vas;km<s;TwkeGLicRtUnic sRmk
nkm<s;Twk lMeGognrgVas;eGLicRtUnicCa mm
The water level measurements shall be made with an electric water level
(dip) (accuracy of measurements 0.01 m)

sMNakTwk

enAeBlEdlTwkeRkamdIRCabcUlmkkgGNg RtUvyksMNakTwkmkviPaK
emIlCatiGaesnik (Asenic).

Water samples

When ground water enters the well a water sample shall be taken for Arsenic
analysis.

RbsinebItRmUv[ b mankarENnaM[eFVIetselIsMNakTwkbEnm RtUvRbmUl


sMNakTwkdak;kgdbBiesssRmab;eFVIsMNak.
If required or instructed additional water samples for other tests shall be
collected in special sampling bottles.

RtUvbBansMNakTwkeTAmnIrBiesaFn_edIm,IeFVIkarviPaKkgryeBl 24 em:ag
bnab;BIykTwkenaHecjBIGNg.
esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-116

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells


Water samples must be delivered to a laboratory for analysis within 24 hours
of taking them.
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

viFIsaskgkarxYg

Rbdab;xYgvil nigjjbukreNAGNgEdleRbIxl;sgt;CaviFIsassMxan;
sRmab;xYgGNg b:uEnTwksRmab;xYgGacRtUv)aneKeRbIenAeBlEdlmankarrlM
dIedaysarEtbnkeRcIneBk edIm,IkarBarkar)ak;Rsutrbs;dI.

Drilling methods

Rotary drilling and down-hole hammer using compressed air will be the
main drilling methods for boreholes but drilling fluids may be used where
collapsing overburden requires support.

enAeBlEdleRbIR)as;m:asIunxYgykdIecj Gkem:AkarRtUveRbI Pk;xYgb:UlIEm


edIm,IykdIecjedaymankaryl;RBmBIRKb;RKgbeckeTs. kareRbIR)as;
GaluymIj:mdI\dRtUv)anhamXat;y:agtwgrwg.
When applying rotary mud-flush drilling, the Contractor shall use a self
destructive polymer drilling mud approved by the Technical Supervisor. The
use of Bentonite is strictly forbidden.

m:asIunxYgEdlmaneRbIhVm nigEdlbnylMhUrxl; nwgcaM)ac;pgEdrenAeBl


EdlkarbukrnRtUv)anbBab;.
Rotary drilling with foam and reduced airflow will also be necessary when
borehole is completed in overburden.

CeRmAxYgcugeRkaybMput
nigmuxkat;

CeRmAreNAxYgEdlrMBwgTukKWenAcenaHBI 15 eTA 50m. enHRKan;EtCakarbgaj


nigminEmnCabTdanbeckeTsnkicsnaeLIy. edIm,IRbkasCaviCman eK
KYrTTYl)anbrimaNTwkGb,brma 1 m /em:ag cMeBaHreNAxYgl CeRmAbegIy
Gb,brma 10m eRkamlMhUrTwk. sRmab;rnEdlGviCman CeRmAcugeRkay
bMputnwgkMNt;edayRbFanEpk.
3

Drilling final depth and


diameter

Expected borehole depth is in the range of 15 to 50 m. This is only


indicative and is not a contract specification. To be declared positive, a
minimum yield of 1 m3/h should be obtained. For positive boreholes, final
depth should be at least 10 m below the water inflow. For negative
boreholes, final depth will be determined by the Supervisor.

TueyaeRsab
Well casing

bMBg;ceRmaH

CeRmAcugeRkayRtUvdMeLIgceRmaHRtUvkMNt;edayEpkeTAelIFmCatinigkRmas;
nRsTabTwkeRkamdI. cMNucx<s;bMputnceRmaHy:agehacNas; 1.5m eRkam

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-117

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells

km<s;TwkDINamiucrMBwgTukTabbMput.
Well screens

The final depth at which the screen will be installed shall be determined on
the basis of the nature and thickness of the water bearing strata. The top of
the screen shall be a minimum of 1.5 m below the lowest expected dynamic
water level.

Rbdab;RKIb

RbsinebImankaresIBIRKb;RKgbeckeTs bMBg;eyaeRsab nigbMBg;ceRmaHRtUv


dak;eTAkgRbehagcMhedayeRbIRbdab;RKIb.

Centralizers

If requested by the Supervisor, well casings and screens shall be fitted into
the open hole with centralizers.

kBab;RkYs

RkYsceRmaHRtUvdak;enACMuvijbMBg;eRcaHedayRbugRbytedIm,Iecosvagkar)at;
bg; nigkarEbkecjBIKanRKab;RkYsTaMgenaH. kardMeLIgRkYsceRmaHRtUveFVI
eLIgCabnbnab;edIm,ITTYl)anRkYsceRmaHtUc nigmanlMnwgenACMuvijbMBg;
ceRmaH.

Gravel pack

Gravel pack shall be placed around the well screen carefully to avoid
bridging and separation of the different grain sizes. Gravel pack installation
shall be carried out as a continuous feed operation making every effort to
obtain a well-settled uniform gravel pack around the well screen.

ebImankardMeLIgbMBg;eRsabbeNaHGasn karerobRkYsceRmaHdMbUgRtUvbn
eFVIenAxagkgbMBg;eRsabenaHrhUtdl;km<s; 1.5m elI)atnbMBg;eRsab mun
eBldkbMBg;eRsabecj. enAeBlEdl)anerobRkYsceRmaHdl;km<s; 1,5 m
enAelI)atbMBg;ceRmaH kargarlagsmatefIr RtUvEtcab;epIm.
Where temporary drill casings have been installed initial packing shall
continue inside the temporary drill casings, prior to casing pull back, to a
height of 1.5 m above the base of the casing. Once initial placement of
gravel pack material has reached a height of 1.5 m above the base of the
screen gentle development work shall commence.

bMBg;eRsabbeNaHGasnsRmab;kargarxYgRtUvTukenAkgreNAenaHrhUtdl;ka
rlagsmatRtUv)anbBab;. RkYsceRmaHRtUv bEnmenAeBlcaM)ac;enAGMLg
eBlsmatedIm,IrkSakm<s;EdlRtUvkar.
Drill casings shall be retained in the hole until development is completed.
Gravel shall be topped up as necessary during development to maintain the
specified level.

PitedIm,IGnamy

cenaHCuMvijrvag bMBg;eRsabGciny_ nigCBaaMgGNgxYg 5m BIelIRkYsceRmaH


RtUvbMeBjeTAedaykemcdI\d. bnab;mkeTot eKRtUvbMeBjvaedaysmarEdl

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-118

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.37

GNgxYg

Clause 6.37 Drilled Wells

KanRbtikm xSac; RkYs b dIEdlxYgecj BIkm<s;bBaitBIelIRkYsceRmaHenaH


km<s; 3m eLIgelI. dIenApxagelIminRtUveRbIsRmab;cak;bMeBjvijeLIy.
Sanitary seal

The annular space between the permanent casing and the drilled well wall
5 m above gravel pack shall be filled with clay pellets. After that it shall be
filled with inert material (sand, gravel or drill cutting) from the clay seal
above the screen to within 3 m from the surface. Surface soil shall not be
used for backfilling.

TwksuIm:g;t_

CeRmA 3m bCeRmAepSgBIenH dUcEdl)anENnaMedayGkRKb;RKgbeckeTs


enAkMBUlnreNAGNgRtUvcak;bMeBjeTAedayTwksIum:gt_.

Cement grout

The 3 m (or any other depth as directed by the Supervisor) at the top of the
hole shall be filled with cement grout.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses
o
o
o

karpt;pg;TwkenAkgRsuk
karpt;pg;Twkdl;shKmn_
karpt;pg;Twkdl;mnIrshKmn_ sala mNlsuxPaB>>>.

Domestic water supply.


Community water supply.
Community facility water supply (school, health post, etc).
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Material

Amount

Unit

sIum:g;t_

210

kg

0.78

m3

0.56

m3

Cement

fTMhM 10 x 20 mm
Stone, 10x20mm size

xSac;
Sand

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-119

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions


1.

smasPaB
Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

kta

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

RbGb;sMNaj;dak;f
Gabion box

sMNaj;tamsg;daKW mankm<s; 1m TTwg 1m


nigbeNay 2m EdlEckCaBIr edaybnH
sMNaj;xNmYy. RbGb;Edlmankm<s; 0.5m
keKniymeRbIEdr. RbGb; sMNaj;GacTij b
GaceFVIeLIgkgTMhMepSgeTot. RbGb;Gackat;
b EktRmUv[RtUveTAtamTMhMenAkardan.
Standard gabion boxes are 1 m high x 1 m
wide x 2 m long divided by a diaphragm
panel.
Boxes 0.5 m high are also commonly used.
Gabion boxes can also be purchased or
fabricated in other sizes.
Boxes can be cut or modified to suit
dimensions on site.

kRmalsMNaj;dak;f
Gabion
mattress

kRmalsMNaj;dak;ftamsg;daKWman km<s;
0, 2m TTwg 2m nigbeNay 3m eTA 6m Edl
EckCaEpkmYy 1 m x 2,0m edaysnH
sMNaj;xN. cMeBaHkRmal sMNl;Edlman
km<s;rvagBI0, 15m nig 0, 3m kGaceRbIR)as;
)anpgEdr. kRmalsMNaj;Gackat; b Ek
tRmUv[RtUveTAtamTMhMenAkardan.
Standard gabion mattress are 0.3 m high x
2 m wide x 3 m to 6 m long divided into 1 m
x2.0 m compartments by diaphragm panels.
Mattresses between 0.15 and 0.3 m high can
also be used.
Mattresses can be cut or modified to suit
dimensions on site.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-120

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions

karplitRTugsMNaj;dak;f RTugsMNaj;Edlt,ajedayeragcRk b edayd GaceRbIR)as;)anTaMgBIr bu:En


RTugsMNaj;Edlt,ajedayeragcRkKWeBjniymeRcInCag CaBiessenAeBl
EdlRtUvkarkgbrimaNEdltictYc. RbsinebIRTugsMNaj;enaHCaRTugEdl
t,ajedaydenAeBlEdleFVIrYcRtUvEtsmRsbeTAtamtRmUvkarnbTdan
beckeTs EdlmandUcCaGgt;pit nigKuNPaBnsrslYs PaBtwgENn
nkart,aj nigTMhMnRkLasMNaj;.
Gabion manufacture

srslYsRTugsMNaj;

Factory woven or hand woven gabions may be used but factory woven
gabions are preferred especially when only small quantities are required. If
gabions are hand woven the finished gabions must comply with the
requirements of this specification, particularly wire diameter and quality,
tightness of weave and mesh size.

lYsTaMgGs;RtUvEteRsabedaysMN)a:haMg
o 2,0 mm 215 Rkam/m
o 2,2 mm 230 Rkam/m
o 2,4 mm 230 Rkam/m
o 2,7 mm 245 Rkam/m
o 3,0 mm 255 Rkam/m
o 3,4 mm 265 Rkam/m
srslYsTaMgGs;RtUvmanPaBFn;eTAnwgkmaMgTajrvagBI 350 eTA
3500 N/mm
kEngEdlmankarbBaak;BIsrslYs RtUvEtmanTueya PVC b RsTab;
eRsabeFVIBI)asIkEdlmankRmas; 0,55mm kRmas; esIgbMput 0,4 mm.
lYssrssRmab;cgPab;EKmbnHRTuglYsl RtUvEtmansRmab;kargar
EdlRtUvkarkarcgPab;.
lYscg niglYst RtUvpl;CamYyKanwgRTugsMNaj; edIm,IdMeNIrkarkargar
cgExSTaMgGs;EdlRtUveFVIkgkargarerobRTugsMNaj;.
2
2
2
2
2
2

Gabion wire

All wire shall be hot dipped zinc galvanized:


o 2.0 mm 215 g/m2
o 2.2 mm 230 g/m2
o 2.4 mm 230 g/m2

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-121

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions

o 2.7 mm 245 g/m2


o 3.0 mm 255 g/m2
o 3.4 mm 265 g/m2
All wire shall have tensile strength between 350-3500 N/mm2
Where specified the wire shall have a PVC or other approved plastic
coating of nominal thickness 0.55 mm (minimum thickness 0.4 mm).
Sufficient binding wire shall be available for binding/tying operations.
Binding and connecting wire must be supplied together with the gabions to
perform all the wiring operations to be carried out in construction of the
gabion work.

RbePTRkLalYs

RkLavijBIrCan;

Type of wire mesh

Double twisted mesh

TMhMRkLa D
Mesh opening D

RkLaRbTak;KaCaRcva:k;
Chain link mesh

OK
D = mesh
opening

DO NOT USE

RbGb;sMNaj;

kRmalsMNaj;

Gabion box
80 mm

Gabion mattress
60 mm

lYsbnSImuxEpkxagelI

lYsruMbnSImuxEpkxagelIKWCalYsRkas;CaglYsRTugsMNaj;EdleKBt;enACuMvij
EKmxagelIbnHsMNaj;. varwtbnwg ehIyrkSaragbnHsMNaj; enAeBlbiTRb
Gb; bnab;BIdak;frYcral;ehIy RtUvruMlYscgCuMvijlYsbnSImuxEpkxagelI.

Selvedge wire

Selvedge wire is a thicker wire around the edges of all panels. It stiffens and
keeps the shape of the panel. When boxes are closed and gabions are joined
the binding wire is wrapped around the selvedge wires.

Ggt;pitlYs

Ggt;pitlYs
Wire diameter

Wire diameter

lYseFVIRbGb;sMNaj; lYscgEKmRbGb;sMNaj;
Box mesh
2.7 mm

Box binder
2.2 mm

lYseFIVkRmalsMNaj; lYscgEKmkRmalsMNaBaJ;
Mattress mesh
2.0 mm

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

Mattress binder
2.0 mm

lYsruMbnSImuxEpkxag
elIRbGb;sMNaj;
Box selvedge
3.4 mm

lYsruMbnSImuxEpkxag
elIkRmalsMNaj;
Mattress selvedge
2.4 mm

II-122

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions

KuNPaBf

fEdleRbIsRmab;dak;cUlkgRbGb;RtUvEtCafEdlrwgmaM nigFn;)anyUr. fPk;


fTn; nigfEdlerIsGakasFatu minRtUveRbIenaHeT. fEdllbMputKWmanragdUc
KUb. RkYsTenmanragmUlGaceRbI)ankgkrNIEdlminmanfEdlmanragl
CagenH. TMhMfRtUv)ankMNt;dUcxageRkam. fRtUvkMNt;TMhM[esIKa ehIyf
minticCag 50% RtUvmanTMhMFMCagfTMhMmFm. minRtUveRbIfEdlmanTMhMtUc
bMputticCagBak;kNalnTMhMfEdlFMbMputenaHeT.

Stone quality

Stone used for filling gabion boxes shall be strong and durable. Sandstone
and soft, weathered stone shall not be used. The best stones are cube shaped.
Rounded river cobbles may be used if better shaped stone is not available.
Stone shall be of sizes specified below. The stone shall be uniformly graded
and not less than 50% by number shall be of size greater than the median
size. In no case shall the least dimension of rock be less than half the
greatest dimension.

TMhMf

RbGb;sMNaj;dak;f

kRmalsMNaj;dak;f

Gabion box
120 to 250 mm

Gabion mattress
100 to 150 mm

Stone size

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

ceRmaH
Filters

enAkEngNaEdlRTugsMNaj;b:HnwgTwkERBk Ten RbLaybBalTwk RbLay


edaHTwk RtUvkarBarRTugsMNaj;kuM[b:HdIxageRkamedayeRbIceRmaH. ceRmaH
enHGacCaceRmaHCIGUticsay b CaceRmaHxSac; nigRkYs. CaTUeTAeKRtUvkar
ceRmaHCIGUticsay. cUremIlbTdanbeckeTssRmab;ceRmaH.
Wherever gabions are in contact with water (streams, rivers, canals and
drains) they must be separated from the ground below and behind by a filter.
This may be a geotextile or sand and gravel filter. Geotextile is preferred.
See Specification for filters.

el,nlMhUrEdl)ankMNt; RbGb;sMNaj;dak;f
Limiting flow velocities

8.0 m/s

Gabion box

kRmalsMNaj;dak;f

6.4 m/s

Gabion mattress
3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

kardMeLIg nigkarcak;

RTugsMNaj;RtUverob ehIybt;elIprwg ehIyRtUv sgt;BRgabsampt;Edl

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions

bMeBj

minsmRsb.
Epkxagmux nigEpkxageRkay Epkxagcug nigsnHxNRtUvelIkbBar
eLIgedIm,Ierob[ecjCarag.
EkgxagelIRtUvPab;edaylYsruMbnSIEdlRkas;. EpkEKmRtUvPab;Kaeday
lYscg cab;epImBIxagelImun edayruMqas;Ka mgruMeTal mgruMeTVrtPab;Ka
rhUt.
RTugsMNaj;TeTCaeRcInGacdak;enAelIp
EdlrabesI ehIyPab;KadUcEdl)anbk
RsayxagelI.
RTugsMNaj;RtUvbMeBjedayfEdlsmRsb
cUl[elIsBImat;RTugsMNaj; 50 mm eTA
75mm edIm,ITuksRmab;sRmutncenaHEdl
min)anbMeBjeday sarTmn;pal;rbs;f.
enAeBlEdlcaM)ac;RtUvKitGMBIesaPNPaB b GVIepSgeTotenaH RTugsMNaj;
GacRtUv)anbMeBjfenAeBlEdlkMBugTaj. RTugsMNaj;RtUv)anTajbnwg
edayeRbIbnkeTAelIRbGb;TI 1 nRTugsMNaj;EdlPab;eTAnwgswg EdleFVI
dUecHvanwgEkbnkeTAelIRTugsMNajdTeTotrhUteTAdl;cug.
RTugsMNaj;CaRbGb;sMNaj;Edl
dak;enApxageRkAnsMNg;RtUv
bMeBjf 1/3nkm<s;rbs;RbGb;
sin bnab;mkeRbIlYscgTajepk
BIpmuxeTAp eRkayedIm,IrkSamux
bBarkM[e)a:g bnab;mkbMeBjrhUt
dl; 2/3nkm<s; ehIyTajbnwgeday
lYsmgeTot. bMeBjfmgeTot KWrYcCaeRsc.
KRmbsMNaj;RtUvdak;cuH ehIyTajeTAEpkxagmux Epkxag nigbnHlYs

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions

xN[ esIl.
vamansarsMxan;Nas;EdlRTugsMNaj;RtUvcg[Cab;eTAnwgRTugsMNaj;
Cab;KaxagelI xageRkam nigxagedayeRbIlYscgdUcEdl)anbgajBI
xagelI.
Assembly and filling

Gabion are opened and folded on a hard-surface, pressing out any


unwanted creases.
Front and rear sides, ends and diaphragms are lifted into position to form
the shape.
Top corners are secured with the thick selvedge
wire. Edges are joined together, using binding
wire, starting from the top course, either in a
continuous operation using alternate single and
double twists.
A number of empty gabions may be placed in
position on a flat surface and joined together as
described above.
The gabions are filled with suitable stone to a
level approximately 50 mm to 75 mm overfull to
allow for settlement of the infill due to selfweight.
When considered necessary for aesthetic or other considerations the
gabion may be filled whilst under tension. Gabions are tensioned by
applying a load, distributed over the full end panel of a row of gabions, to
the first cell which has been anchored in position.
Gabions boxes forming the
exposed face of a structure should
be filled to one-third height,
braced from front to rear, filled to
two-thirds height and again
braced. Filling may then be
completed.
The mesh lid is folded down,
stretched into position and secured to the front, sides and diaphragms.
It is essential that each gabion is properly secured to adjacent gabions
above, below and on each side, using the lacing wire as described above.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

RbGb;sMNaj;
dak;f

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

RbGb;sMNaj;GaceRbIsRmab;CBaaMgTb;dIk,als<an nig
sMNg;FarasaRs. vamanGtRbeyaCn_cMeBaHkEngEdl
mandITn; eRBaHvaGacbt;Ebn)an ehIyvanwgmineRbHdUcCa
ftMerobeday)ayGr b ebtugeLIy. RbGb;sMNaj;dak;
II-125

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.38

RTugsMNaj;dak;f

Clause 6.38 Gabions

fEdlmankm<s; 1.0m b 0.5m GaceRbICar)aMgenAkEng


hUreRcaHmansRmutrMBwgTuktUc RbsinebIyl;eXIjfa
kEnghUreRcaHenaHnwgmansRmutFM enaHRtUveRbIkRmal
sMNaj;dak;f.
Gabion boxes

Gabion boxes can be used for retaining walls, bridge


abutments and irrigation structures. They are useful
where the ground is soft because the structure is flexible
and will not crack like masonry or concrete if it settles.
Gabion boxes 1.0 m or 0.5 m high can be used as aprons
where expected settlement is small, if scour causing large
settlement is expected gabion mattress should be used.

kRmalsMNaj; kRmalsMNaj;dak;fbt;EbnlCagRbGb;sMNaj;dak;f.
dak;f
dUcenHehIyeTIbvaGacbt;cUleTAkgRbehagTwkhUreRcaH
)an ehIykarBarTb;Tl;nwgkarbMpajedaysMNwk.
Gabion mattress

5.

Gabion mattress is more flexible than gabion box. It is


therefore able to fold into scour holes and protect against
undermining by scour.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

smar
Material

bgI
Basket

f
Stone

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

1 m3

cMnYn

kta

Amount

Unit

cMNuH

m3

volume
1.65

etan
tonnes

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.39

fFM fsRmab;karBarkarhUreRcaH

Clause 6.39 Rip-Rap (Stone for erosion protection)

smasPaB

1.

Composition

sarFatu

bTdanbeckeTs

kta

Ingredient

Specification

Quantity

flitrwg fPk; fTn; nigfEdlcaj; brimaNeyagtamtaragxageRkam.


GakasFatuminRtUvykmkeRbIeLIy.
fEdllbMputCafragKUb minEvg b
sMEb:t ehIyminmUl.

Stone

Strong, durable quarry stone.


Sandstone and soft, weather stone
shall not be used. The best stones
are cube shaped, not long or flat, and
not rounded.

taragnTMhMmFm nig
kRmas;RsTab;

el,nTwk Tmn;mFm TMhMmFm ftUcbMput* fFMbMput* kRmas;Rs


Tab;*
hUr
nfFM nfFM*

Table of nominal sizes and


layer thickness

Water
flow
velocity
2 m/s
3 m/s
4 m/s
5 m/s

Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D

Nominal
weight of
rip-rap
10 kg
40 kg
240 kg
1100 kg

Nominal
size of riprap*
200 mm
325 mm
600 mm
1200 mm

Quantity according to table below.

Size of
smallest
stones*
100 mm
150 mm
400 mm
700 mm

Size of
biggest
stones*
250 mm
550 mm
1100 mm
2200 mm

Layer
thickness*
300 mm
650 mm
1200 mm
2400 mm

dg;suIetm:asf RtUv)ansnt;esInwg 2,400 kg/m

*The mass density of the stone is assumed to be 2,400 kg/m3.

ceRmaH

fFMRtUvRkalenAelIceRmaH. manCeRmIs2 KW ceRmaHCIGUticsay niym


eRbI nigRkYs. sRmab;karhUreRcaHRTg;RTayFM b kargarenAtamTenFM eK
RtUvkarkarENnaMBIGkCMnaj nigKeRmagbg;Caklak;nkardan.

Filter

Rip-rap shall be laid over a filter. There are two options: geotextile
(preferred) and gravel. For major erosion or work in large rivers specialist
advice and site specific design is required.

ceRmaHCIGUticsay

ceRmaHCIGUticsayRtUvEtminEmnCasrst,aj edayeyageTAtambTdan
beckeTsrbs; NCDD. RsTab;xSac;eRKImkRmas; 50 mm RtUvRkalelI
ceRmaHCIGUticsaymuneBlRkalfFM.

Geotextile filter

Geotextile filter small be non woven polyethylene in compliance with the


NCDD Specification.
A 50 mm layer of course sand shall be spread over the geotextile before

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.39

fFM fsRmab;karBarkarhUreRcaH

Clause 6.39 Rip-Rap (Stone for erosion protection)


placing the erosion protection layer of rip-rap.

ceRmaHRkYs

ceRmaHRkYsRtUvEtCaRkYsFmCati b kemcfEdlmanxatBI 50 eTA 90 mm .


RsTab;ceRmaHRtUvmankRmas;esInwgtmFMCageKnBak;kNalnRsTab;fFM
b mankRmas;esInwg 150 mm .

Gravel filter

Gravel filter shall be natural gravel or crushed rock graded from 50 to


90 mm. The filter layer shall be half the thickness of the rip-rap layer or
150 mm whichever is the greater.

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

minman
None
3.

bTdanbeckeTskgkarsabna
Construction techniques

karerobcM

dI)at b RcaMgGUrEdlnwgRtUvkarBar RtUvEtkMNt;km<s; nigTMhM ehIybMeBj


[esIl. pEdlRtUv)anbMeBj ehIybgab; rhUtTal;Etdg;suIetvaebIGaceFVI
)an esInwgdIFmta. CaBiesskar eFVIEbbenHKYrGnuvtsRmabdIbMeBjcMeBaH
kar CIkdIEdl)aneFVIsRmab;erobf FMenH nigenACuMvijsMNg;.

Preparation

The ground, watercourse bed or bank to be protected shall levelled, graded


and filled to an even profile. Filled areas shall be compacted to as far as
practical equal the density of the undisturbed ground; this shall particularly
apply to backfill of excavations made for the works and around structures.

kardak;ceRmaH

s,CIGUticsayRtUvlatRtdagedaypal;eTAelIpdI ehIydMswgeTAtamTMhM
vamuneBlkat;ecj. tMNRtUvtPab;eday[paMgTaMgBIrns,RtYtelIKa 300
mm.
ceRmaHRkYsRkYs EdlRtUvRkalenAelIs,CIGUticsay RtUvRkaleday
BRgabedayd b edayma:suIn[RsbtamkRmas;nRsTab;Edl RtUvkar.

Placing filter

Geotextile will be unrolled directly onto the ground surface and pegged
before cutting to size. Joints will be formed by 300 mm overlap of adjacent
panels of geotextile.
Gravel filter/gravel overlay to geotextile shall be spread by hand or
mechanical raking to the required layer thickness.

karerobfFM

fFMTaMgGs;RtUverobedayRbugRbytedIm,IFanadl;PaBbgaMCab;Kanfeday

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-128

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.39

fFM fsRmab;karBarkarhUreRcaH

Clause 6.39 Rip-Rap (Stone for erosion protection)

minRtUvcak;ecjBILanedaypal;enaHeT. fTMhMtUcGacerobedayd. fTMhM


FMRtUverobedayma:suIn.
Placing rip-rap

karerobenABIeRkamTwk

All rip-rap shall be carefully placed to ensure stable interlocking of the


stones, tipping from a truck shall not be permitted. Small sized rip-rap may
be placed by hand. Large size rip-rap shall be placed by machine.

CaTUeTA fkarBarkarhUreRcaHKYrerobelIpst. RbsinebIcaM)ac;RtUverobfenaH


enAeRkamTwksRmab;;karCYsCulCabnan;enaH ceRmaHxageRkamvaGacGENt
ehIyliccuH hIyfkarBarkarhUreRcaHRtUverobedayma:suIn.

Placing below water

Generally rip-rap should be placed in the dry. If it is necessary to place riprap below water such as for emergency repair, filters can be floated and sunk
and the rip-rap placed by machine.

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

karBarTb;Tl;nwgceRmaH)at nigRcaMgGUr CaBiessenAEk,rs<an kEngmat;lU


bgrTwkecj nwgsMNg;FarasaRs.
karBarTb;Tl;nwg karbMpajBIrlkeTAelITMnb;elIktYb pvelIktYqgkat;tMbn;
TMnabmanTwkCMnn; EdlCeRmATwkCMnn;elIsBI 1m esIral;qaM.
Protect against scour of watercourse beds and banks especially near bridges,
at culvert outlets and irrigation structures.
Protect against wave damage of embankment dams, or road embankment
crossing flood plains where flood depth is more than 1 m depth most years.
5.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

1 m3

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.40

ssrRKwHebtugcak;Rsab;sRmab;sMNg;xattUc minEmns<anebtug

Clause 6.40 Pre-cast concrete piles for small structures (not concrete bridges)

smasPaB

1.

3 x B

Composition

Hole for lifting

bTdanbeckeTs

Material

Specification

ebtug

1:2:3

Concrete

1:2:3 Concrete strength Grade 30 (30 N/ mm 2)

kemcf

flit b RkYs EdlmanTMhMGb,brma 10 mm ehIyTMhM


Gtibrma 12 mm .

Aggregate

Quarry stone or gravel, minimum size 10 mm,


maximum size 12 mm.

PaBrav

PaBravGtibrmaenebtugesImRtUvsitkgkRmit 40
mm.

Slump

Maximum slump of wet concrete shall be 40 mm.

karEfTaM

TukticbMputryeBl 1Ex muneBldwkCBan b bukRKwH.

Curing

Minimum 1 month before transport or driving.

srEdkBRgwg

eyageTAtamtaragxageRkam

Steel reinforcement

According to following table

smar

TMhM

PaBFn;rbs;ebtug 30 (30 N/ mm )
2

B = 200 mm

B = 250 mm

B = 300 mm

Dimensions
Hole for lifting

RbEvgGtibrma

6m

8m

7.5 m

9m

9m

12 m

4 x 14

4 x 16

4 x 18

4 x 20

4 x 20

4 x24

Maximum length

3 x B

Edkem
Main reinforcement

EdkTTwg RbEvgem

6@100

6@100

6@130

6@70

6@70

6@40

Links (main length)

EdkTTwgerobCa
es<ra:l Epkxagcug
Spiral links in ends

2.

tRmUvkarepSg
Other requirements

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

II-130

EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.40

ssrRKwHebtugcak;Rsab;sRmab;sMNg;xattUc minEmns<anebtug

Clause 6.40 Pre-cast concrete piles for small structures (not concrete bridges)

Kmat

ssrRKwHRtUvdak;[XatBIKaya:gehacNas;RbEvg 0.7m .

Spacing

Piles shall be spaced at least 0.7 m apart.

smtPaBRT

smtPaBRTnssrRKwH RtUvKNnaedayeRbIrUbmndUcxageRkam

Bearing capacity

Bearing capacity of pile to be calculated using the following formula:

P=

Edl

16 W H
( S + 0.5)

P=

Where

bnksuvtiPaBelIssrRKwH KitCa KILRkam


safe load on pile in kg

W=

Tmn;jjrdMKitCaKILRkam
weight of hammer in kg

H=

km<s;Tmak;jjrdM
height of hammer drop

S=

sRmutmFmnssrRKwHCa mIlIEm:Rt vas;sRmab;kar


dMbBalcMnYn 10 dg elIkcugeRkay.
average penetration of pile in mm, measured for the last
10 blows.

3.

beckeTssagsg;
Construction techniques

EdkdMssrRKwH

Tmn;Gb,brmanjjrdM sRmab;RbePTTmak;edayesrI KW 250KRk .

Pile hammer

The minimum weight of the pile hammer (for free drop type) shall be 250 kg.

km<s;Tmak;

km<s;Tmak;Gtibrma KW 1.4m

Drop height

Maximum drop height to be 1.4 m

ssrRKwHsakl,g

ssrRKwHeQIGacbukcuHmunsin edIm,IIetsCeRmAEdlssrRKwHRtUvkar.

Test pile

A wooden pile may be driven first to test the pile depth required.
0

kRmitlMeGog

ssrRKwHbBarGacevocEt 3 b:ueNaHBIbnat;Qrbnab;BI)anbukRKwHbBal.

Tolerance

Vertical piles to be a maximum of 3 from vertical after driving.

tMNPab;eTAnwgsMNg;

bnab;BIbukehIy RtUvbMEbkebtugRtg;EpkxagelIbgs;nssrRKwHRbEvg 0.5m


ehIyBt;srsEdk bBalCamYyEdkrbs;kRmalxNRKwH.

Connection to structure

After driving, break the concrete from the top 0.5 m of the pile and bend the
steel bars over to join with the reinforcement of the foundation slab

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.40

ssrRKwHebtugcak;Rsab;sRmab;sMNg;xattUc minEmns<anebtug

Clause 6.40 Pre-cast concrete piles for small structures (not concrete bridges)

M in 0.7 5 m

4.

kareRbIR)as;
Uses

smRsbsRmab;

sMNg;tUc GaKar

Suitable for

Small structures, buildings.

minsmRsbsRmab;

sMNg;FM s<anebtug

Not suitable for


5.

Large structures, concrete bridges.

karKNnabrimaNsmar

brimaNCakta

Calculation of material quantities

Unit quantity:

1m

brimaNEdlRtUvvas;Evg KWRbEvgnssrRKwHEdl)anbukcUl.
Quantity measured is length of pile driven.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.41

viFIsaRskgkarbgab; edayeRbI rWuL RbePTepSgKa

Clause 6.41 Compaction method for different types of roller

Tmn;r:ULkgRbEvgmYyEm:Rt

kRmas;nRsTab;

cMnUndgEdlr:ULebIkkin

Weight per metre of roll


kg

Thickness of layer
D

Number of passes of roller


N

125
125
150

10
8
8

100
125
150
200
250

12
10
8
4
4

rWuLsaTik minjr
Static roller
2100 2700
2700 5400
>5400

rWuLr Mjr
Vibrating roller
700 1300
1300 2000
2000 3000
3000 4000
> 4000

karcak;bMeBjelInIv:UdIesI
Filled placed on level ground

RsTab;nImYyRtUvcak;kgkRmas; D ehIykinbgab;cMnYn N dg enAmuneBlcak;RsTab;


mYyeTot. RtUveFVIEbbenHCabnbnab;rhUtdl;kargardIenHdl;km<s;EdlRtUvkar.
Each layer shall be placed thickness D and rolled N passes (times) before the next layer is
placed. Sequence shall be continued until earthwork is required height.

Layer rolled N passes


Layer rolled N passes
Layer rolled N passes
Layer rolled N passes

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

D
D
D
D

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

karcak;bMeBjenAelIdICRmal
Filled placed on sloping ground

RsTab;nImYyRtUvcak;kgkRmas; D ehIykinbgab;cMnYn N dg enAmuneBlcak;RsTab;mYy


eTot. RtUvbneFVIEbbenHCabnbnab;rhUtdl;kargardIdl;km<s;EdlRtUvkar.
Each layer shall be placed thickness D and rolled N passes (times) before the next layer is
placed. Sequence shall be continued until earthwork is required height.

Layer rolled N passes


Layer rolled N passes

sRmab;RsTab;cak;bMeBjnImYy RtUvCIk
CaragkaMCeNIredIm,I[manCeRmACaGti
brma D enAEpkxagelI= cugncMeNat
cak;dIbMeBjEdlmankRmas;RsTab;eRkay
eBlbukbgab;esInwg D.

Layer rolled N passes


Layer rolled N passes

D
D
D
D

For each fill layer excavate a bench to


maximum depth at up=slope end and
backfill with compacted layer thickness D.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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EpkTI 3 bTdanbeckeTssRmab;smar nigkarsagsg;

cMNuc

6.42

Clause 6.42

cMNat;fak;EdleRbIR)as;sRmab;eQI
Classification used for wood

cMNat;fak;

eQaHeQI

kareRbIR)as;EdlGnuBaat

Classification

Name of wood

Permitted uses

CaBiess

ebg nagnYn Fg kekaH eQIRkM

eRKgsgarwm

Special

Beng ,Neang noun ,Thnong,


Kokos,Chekrom

Furniture

eQIelx 1

KKI RseLA RKj:g BeBl pik sac;

s<an RKwHGaKartUc

Class 1

Koki,Srolov,Kronhoung,Popel,Phchek,
Smach.

Bridges, foundations for small buildings.

eQIelx 2

yag Rtac sVay RkLaj;

GaKar nig GaceRbIR)as;sRmab;


Casgarwmsalaeron

Class 2

Yeang,Trach,Svay,Krolanh

Buildings. Can be used for school


furniture

eQIelx 3

epk taesk sEg RbePTeQITaMgenH


KWmanBNs

GaceRbIsRmab;EpkxHnGaKarEdl
RtUvrkSa[enAst.

Class 3

PhdeakTasek,Sangke, (These wood types


are white colour).

Can be used for parts of buildings which


will remain dry.

esovePAbTdanbeckeTsmUlniFi XuM sgat;

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