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    The document provides a methodology for the construction of a bridge, outlining key activities and operations including: 1. Sub-soil investigation, working drawings, and sourcing of materials. 2. Construction operations for foundations including setting out, excavation, and preparation. 3. Design, erection and removal of formwork, steel reinforcement, and production, transport, laying and curing of concrete. 4. Use of bearings and expansion joints, testing procedures, and personnel and equipment details.

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    The document provides a methodology for the construction of a bridge, outlining key activities and operations including: 1. Sub-soil investigation, working drawings, and sourcing of materials. 2. Construction operations for foundations including setting out, excavation, and preparation. 3. Design, erection and removal of formwork, steel reinforcement, and production, transport, laying and curing of concrete. 4. Use of bearings and expansion joints, testing procedures, and personnel and equipment details.

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    METHOD Statement of BRIDGE (Major STR)

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    The document provides a methodology for the construction of a bridge, outlining key activities and operations including: 1. Sub-soil investigation, working drawings, and sourcing of materials. 2. Construction operations for foundations including setting out, excavation, and preparation. 3. Design, erection and removal of formwork, steel reinforcement, and production, transport, laying and curing of concrete. 4. Use of bearings and expansion joints, testing procedures, and personnel and equipment details.

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    The document outlines the methodology, sequence of activities, materials, and quality control measures for construction of bridge foundations and structures.

    The main steps outlined are setting out structures, excavation of foundations, formwork erection and removal, reinforcement, production and placing of concrete.

    Materials that will be used as per specifications include coarse and fine aggregate, cement, steel reinforcement, water and approved admixtures.

    METHOLOGY

    METHOD STATEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ---------------- BRIDGE AT KM -------.

    PROJECT NAME :

    CONTRACT PACKAGE NO: : AS-17

    EMPOYER : NHAI

    Table of Content:

    1. Scope

    2. Sequence of activity and Construction Operations

    3. Sub-Soil Investigation

    4. Working Drawings

    5. Source of Materials

    6. Construction Operations [Foundation]

    Setting out of Structures


    Excavation of Foundations
    General
    Classification of Materials
    Disposal of Excavated Materials
    Preparation of Foundation

    Design, Erect ion & Removal of Form Work

    Reinforcement

    Production, Transportation, laying & Curing of Concrete

    10 Bearings

    11 Expansion Joints

    12 Construction Joints

    13 Taste and Sampling Producer

    14 Personnel Deployment execution and Supervision

    15 Equipment Details
    SCOPE:

    The Scope involves in the following:

    A. Well foundation
    B. Cast In-Situ Bore Piles
    C. Sub-Structures like Bottom plug, sand fitting, top plug, well cap, pier & pier cap, reaction
    block, hand railing,. Etc.
    D. Post tensioned Girder
    E. Decking work
    F. Safety kerb, crash barrier, Approach Slabs, Expansion Joints, Drainage spout.
    G. Wearing coat, Expansion Joint. Etc

    SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITIES

    SUB-SOIL INVESTIGAION
    Refer MOST Section 2400

    2401 General
    Marked

    Filed Investigation
    Marked
    2402 Preliminary Investigation

    2402.1 Foundations

    2402.1.1 Marked
    2402.1.2
    2403 Details of Explorations
    2403.1 Marked
    2403.3 Location Boring
    Marked
    2403.4 Construction stage Exploration,
    Marked
    2404.10Presentation of Data
    Marked

    WORKING DRAWINGS:
    Working drawings, Structural drawing and Bar Bending schedule will be submitted to the
    Engineer prior to start of work at site. The design and drawing of complete framework will be
    submitted to the engineer before the engineer takes up any erection after approval of the above,
    setting out will be started.
    5:SOURCE OF MATERIALS

    5.1 Course Aggregate : Maximum nominal size of course of Aggregate for various structural
    Components in PCC & RCC shall conform to Section 1700.

    5.2 Fine Aggregate : All the fine aggregate shall conform to IS:383 and test for
    conformity shall be carried out as per IS:2386

    5.3 Cement : Ordinary Portland Cement –43/53 Grade conforming to IS 1229


    and section 602.2 of the technical specification.

    5.4 Steel : Steel shall conform to IS:1786 (Fe-415)

    5.5 Water : As per

    5.6 Admixture : As per

    5.7 Formwork : As per

    6:CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS [FOUNDATIN]

    6.1 Setting out of Structure.

    Necessary reference Points shall be fixed, away from the one of blow or possible settlements
    resulting form well sinking operations, such reference points shall be connected to the
    permanent thedeoalite stations with the base line on the banks. The center of the individual
    wells shall be marked with reference to these stations. The distance, wherever practicable,
    shall be checked with the help of accurate taps and precision distomat. Reference points shall
    also be fixed to mark X-X axis (usually traffic direction) and Y-Y axis (normal to X-X axis)
    accurately.

    A temporary benchmark shall also be established near the well foundation, away form the
    zones of blow-ups or possible settlement. The mark shall be checked regularly with respect
    to the permanent benchmark established at the bridge site.

    6.2 Excavation of Foundation:-

    6.2.1 Necessary machinery like Cranes, Crabs, Chisels, required for sinking of wells

    6.2.2 Classification of materials


    Excavation materials may be tested, if it is unused, this should be deposed.
    6.2.3 Disposal of Excavated Materials
    Unused materials will be disposed at a distance of 1000M

    6.2.3 The Well shall be uniformly seated at the founding strata. Test boring that the
    properties of the soil encountered at the founding strata and loose materials will be cleaned, shall
    ensure it.
    7:DESIGN, ERECTION AND REMOVAL OF FORM WORK

    The design and drawing of the complete formwork will be approved by the engineer, before
    Use. The design of the formwork shall conform to provision of IRC:87. It shall ensure that the
    Form can be conveniently removed with out disturbing the concrete

    The Scheme for removal of formwork shall be planned in advance and furnished to the Engineer
    For scrutiny and approval. Cantering shall be gradually and uniformly loudered in such a manner
    as to permit the concrete to take stress due to its own weight uniformly and gradually to avoid
    any shock or vibration.

    8: STEEL REINFORCEMENT

    8.1 General: The work shall include providing, cutting, putting in position and binding
    reinforcement steel bars of the shape and dimensions mentioned in the drawing and conforming
    to the specifications and I.S Code

    8.2 Bending of Reinforcement: The bar bending schedule shall be prepared as per approval
    drawing and got approved by the engineer before start of work. Reinforcement steel shall
    conform to the dimensions and shape given in the approved Bar bending Schedule Bars shall be
    bent cold to the specified shape and dimension or as directed by the Engineer, operated by hand
    or powder to obtain the correct bend and shape.

    8.3 Placing of Reinforcement: The reinforcement shall be placed in position in accordance with
    approval drawing. During between placing of reinforcement and pouring of the concrete shall be
    maximum. The bar, crossing one another shall be tied together at every intersection with 16
    gauge binding wire to percent reinforcement getting displace layers of reinforcements shall be
    separated by spacer bars at approximately one mater interval.

    8.4 Splicing of bars:- All reinforcement shall be furnished in full length as indicated on the
    drawing. No splicing of bars, except where shown on the drawing, will be permitted without
    approval of the engineer. The length of the splice shall be as indicated on drawing or approved
    by the Engineers. Lapped slice shall be staggered or located at points, along the span where
    stress are low.

    9: PRODUCTION, TRANSPORATION, LAYING AND CURING OF CONRETE: -

    Concrete shall be carried out as per ‘MOST’ clause 1700 which will be briefly as under:

    9.1) General: The work includes producing, placing, laying & curing of concrete in accordance
    with specification and conformity with lines, grades and dimension as shown in the approval
    drawings.
    9.2) Materials: All the materials such as cement, sand and crushed metals shall conform to
    relevant IS specifications. The materials shall be tested in the filed laboratory or any other
    approved laboratory.
    9.3) Grade of Concrete: Different grade of concrete shall be used as per approved mix design

    9.4) Proportioning of concrete: Prior to commencing any concrete work, design of nominal or
    design mix shall be submitted to the Engineer for approval. If required water reducing
    admixtures may be added subject to the approval of the Engineer. The mix shall have
    Consistency. Which allow proper placement and consolidation.
    9.5) Mixing, transporting, Placing and compacting of concrete: Concrete shall be mixed at
    batching plant and transported with the help of transit mixer. The concrete transported to site
    will be placed in the formwork by manually or the combinations of crane & bucket or line pump.
    If chute is used for placing of concrete, it shall have slope so adjusted to avoid segregation of
    indigents. Chute should be thoroughly washed before and after working. During concrete, plastic
    sheets/tarpaulin are kept standby to cover, if is any chance of sporadic rainfall.

    9.6) Curing: curing of concrete will start immediately after final setting of the cement takes place.
    Exposed surface of concrete shall be kept in damp condition in different position, continues
    manually operated pumps etc will do wetting.

    Precautions
    1. Spare set of vibrator shall be kept in standby
    2. In case the concreting is likely to continuous beyond daylight, generator set and fold light
    shall be checked and available at site.
    3. The temperature of concrete while pacing should be between 5 0C to 40 0C.

    Site Records
     All Concrete delivery note including the slump Test results and the structure
    components / Location where placed
     Record of cube test results3
     Weather Condition (Temp & Rainfall)

    10. BEARINGS

    The bearing shall be used for POT/PTEE only. The bearing shall conform to IRC-83(Part-III)-
    2002 and ‘MOST’ clause 2005, regarding Tensile strength as per clause of MOST.

    11 EXPANSION JOINT

    The work shall include fabrication and placing of expansion Joint as indicated on the drawing and
    conforming to the specification or as directed by the Engineer. Poly sulphide joint sealants with
    bituminous fiberboard shall be provided.

    12 TEST AND SAMPLING PROCEDUCES


    14 PERSONNEL DEPLOYED FOR EXECUTION AND SUPERVISON

    Details of the personnel to be deployed and duties in the following

    PROJECT DIRECTOR
    MIPL PROJECT MANAGER

    DPM)

    SR.ENGIEER
    SR.ENGINEER
    (Structural ) (Casting Bed & PSC)
    Grinders)

    Supervisor Supervisor

    15. EQUIPMENT DETAILS


    Following Machineries shall be used for the casting of concrete for the structures

    a) Batching plant - 30M3/hours


    b) Transit Mixtures - 6m3 capacity
    c) Needle Vibrator - 40 mm and 60 mm
    d) Lighting Generator - 40 mm and 60 mm
    e) Line pump - As per requirement
    f) Hoist winch & Tower - As per requirement
    e) Survey Equipments - As per requirement
    f) Lab. Equipments - As per requirement
    g) Crawler Crane - As per requirement
    h) Dewatering Pump - As per requirement

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