DESIGN STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS PER RDSO
CONTENTS DESIGN BASIS FOR VIA DUCT METRO RAIL DESIGN BASIS FOR ELEVATED STATIONS TRACK SYSTEM FOR METRO RAIL RAILING SYSTEMS
BALLAST LESS TRACK DERAILING SYSTEM VIA DUCT PIERS
FLOW CHART FOR METRO CERTIFICATION ANNEXURES IN METRO RAIL MANUAL
TEST CERTIFICATES REPORT MANUALS LIST OF RAILWAY STANDARD SPEC’S REFERENCES
DESIGN BASIS FOR VIADUCT OF METRO RAIL SYSTEM SL.No
Description
2
Concrete Density
4
Modular Ration
1 3
Clause & Codes
Cement
Clause 4.1 of IRS CBC
Youngs Modulus
Clause 5.2.2.1 of IRS CBC
IS : 875 Part 1 .
Clause 5.2.6 of IRS CBC
5
Grade of Concrete
6
Thermal expansion coefficients
8
Reinforcing Steel
Clause 4.5 of IRS CBC
Jacking Force
Clause 16.8.1 of IRS CBC Clause 16.8.2 IRS CBC Clause 16.8.3 IRS CBC
7
Poissons Ratio
9
Prestressing Steel for Tendons
11
Prestress Losses
10
12
Sheating
Recommendations
33,43,53 Grade Cements as per IS:456:2000
24 to 25 KN/m3 for RCC 23KN/m3 for PCC 280/fck
Clause 5.4.4 an 5 of IRS CBC Clause 2.6.2 of IRS Bridge For steel and reinforced concrete 11.7x10^-6 per 1 °C Rule , Ɛ = 1.17 x 10^-5 / °C for plain cement concrete 10.8x10^-6 per 1 °C 0.15 for all concretes
Clause 4.6 of IRS CBC
Clause 7.2.6.4.2 of IRS CBC
80% of the Characteristic Strength
DESIGN BASIS FOR VIADUCT OF METRO RAIL SYSTEM 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Anchorage
Clause 7.2.6.4.3 of IRS CBC
Fabrication
IRS B1 Fabrication Code
Welding
IRS Steel Bridge code
Steel
Design of Steel Structures Miscellenous Structural Steel Hollow Steel Section
IS 2062
IRS Steel Bridge code IS 800
IS 4923
Structural Steel Tube
IS 1161
Loads for Designs
Dead Load, Shrinkage and Creep, Super Imposed Dead Load, Live Load.
23
Coefficeint of Dynamic Augment
as per IRS Bridge Rule
24
Footpath Live Load
Clause 2.3.2 of IRS Bridge Rule
Bracking & Traction
Clause 2.8.4 & 5 , 2.8.3.4 of IRS Bridge Rule
20 21
22
25
Steel for General Structure
IS 2062
DESIGN BASIS FOR VIADUCT OF METRO RAIL SYSTEM 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
Centrifugal Force Gradient Effect Wind Load
Seismic Load Temperature Over all Temperature Differential Temperature Temperature Gradient
Differential Settlement Vechicle Collision Load on Piers Racking Forces
37
Vibration Effect
39
Crack Width Fatigue Check in RCC and PSC structures
38
40
Forces on Parapet
Clause 2.5 of IRS Bridge Rule As per Site Condition Clause 2.11
RDSO Guidlines on Seismic Design of Railway Bridges (Januany 2015)
Clause 215.2 of IRC:6-2010 As per IRC:6-2010 Clause 215 of IRC:6-2010 Clause 222 of IRC:6-2010
Broad gauge bridges : 1.47 kN/mm2 (150 kg/m2) Meter and Narrow gauge bridges : 0.98 kN/mm2 Foot bridges : 0.74 kg/mm2
all as per IRC:6-2010 clause 215
12mm for Long Term Settlement, 6mm for Short term Settlement
Clause 2.9 of IRS Bridge Rule
Movement of metro train on station bridge will be considered Clause 2.10 of IRS Bridge Rule IRS CBC 15.9.8.2 , 10.2.1, 15.6.7,10.4.1,11.3.4 and 13.3 Clause 13.4 of IRS CBC
Welding may be used to connect bars subjected to fatigue. Lap welding is not used.
DESIGN BASIS FOR VIADUCT OF METRO RAIL SYSTEM 41
Steel Structures
43
Cover to Reinforcement
42
Durability
As per IRS Steel Bridge Code. Clause 5.4 of IRS CBC
Clause 15.9.2 of IRS CBC
Bridge in sea : 50 years; Clause 15.1.3 and 16.1.3 of IRS Bridge in Coastal Area : 80 years; CBC Bridges in Rest of India : 100 years;
44
Design Life
45
Drainage of Deck
46
Bearing System
European Standard 1337, Clause 15.9.11.3 & 15.9.11.4 of IRS CBC
48
Pile Foundation
IRS CBC Table 12 , IS:2911
47
Pier Cap and Pier
Clause 10.4.1.1 & 15.2.2 of IRS The minimum cross slopes in the deck shall be kept at 2.5% CBC
Clause 17.2.3 of IRS CBC
As per acutal ground data and 49 Soil Structure Analysis tests as per IS 2720 *IRC - Indian Roads Congress *IRS CBC - Indian Railway Standard Concrete Bridge Code *RCC - Reinforced Cement Concrete *PSC - Pre Stressed Concrete *SOD - Schedule of Dimensions
DESIGN BASIS FOR ELEVATED STATIONS OF METRO RAIL Sl.No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Description
Cement PCC and RCC Modulus of elasticity (Ec) Pre stressed concrete Modular ratio
Prestressing Steel for Tendons & Youngs modulus , Density Prestressing Units Maximum initial Pre stress Sheathing Hollow Steel Sections General Steel Purposes Steel tubes for structural Composite Steel Structures Fabrication Reinforcement
16 17 18
Reinforcement Detailing Durability Concrete Grades
21 22
Crack width Clearances
19 20
Cover to Reinforcement Fire Resistance Period
Clause & Codes cl 5.1 of IS:456 & IS:1343 cl 6 to 10 of IS:456 & IS:1343 cl 6.2.3.1 of IS:456 & IS:1343 cl 6.2.3.1 of IS:1343 Annexure B of IS:456
cl 5.6.1of IS:1343 hyper links\456n1383\Slide2.JPG cl 13 of IS:1343 cl 19.5.1 of IS:1343 cl 12.2 of IS:1343hyper links\456n1383\Slide3.JPG IS: 4923:1997 IS: 2062 IS: 1161 IS:11384 & IS:3935 IRS B1 cl 5.6 of IS:456 & cl 5.6.2 IS:1343
cl 12 , 26 of IS:456 , 12.3 & 19.6.3 of IS:343hyper links\456n1383\Slide4.JPG cl 8.0 of IS:456 & IS:1343 As per design load.
Recommendations
Concrete and its workability Ec = 5000√fck
Structural Design working stress method About Gripping, Anchorage, Tensioning, Releasing Max tensile stress not exceed 76% of ultimate strength Design will be considered as per IRS Bridge Rule Otherwise shall be done as per IS:800 For seismic zone III to V minimum elongation 14.5% as per IS:1786 hyper links\456n1383\Slide5.JPG Section 15 of IS:800 for Steel structures Recommendation as per Design Mix
cl 26.4 of IS:456 & 12.3.2 of IS:1343 hyper links\cover.jpg Section 16 of IS:800 for steel Minimum Fire resistance period of 2 hrs cl 35.3.2 & 43 of IS:456 cl 20.3.2 & 24.2 of IS:1343 Allowable 0.1 mm to 0.3mm. Annexure F in 456 As per Indian Road Concgress (IRC) and Schedule of Dimensions(SOD)
DESIGN BASIS FOR ELEVATED STATIONS OF METRO RAIL SL.No Design Loads 1 Dead Loads 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Super Imposed Dead Loads Imposed (Crowd) Live Load Earthquake Loads Drift Limitation Sesimic Loads Wind Loads Collision/Derailment/Impact Erection Loads Temperature Shrinkage Creep Earth & Water Pressure Surcharge Load Pre-Stressing Force
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Long Welded Rail force Settlement Other Forces & Effect Ultimate Load Combinations Serviceability Load Combinations Deflection Criteria Lateral Sway Fatigue Check : RCC and PCC Fatigue Check : Steel structures
26
Foundations
Recommendations Actual Cross Section and unit weight of materials. All the weight of materials on the structure that are not structural elements but permanent. Minimum considerations as per IS : 875 Furniture and movable loads, as per cl 19.3 of IS 456 as per IS:1893 (part 1) cl 7.11.1 in IS:1893 IS : 13920 and IS : 4326 IS : 875 part 3 Road traffic as per IRC:6 and for Metro as per IRS Bridge Rule The weight of all temporary and permanent materials together. As per clause 19.5 of IS:456 and cl 215 of IRC-6 As per clause 6.2.4 of IS:456 & IS:343 & cl 5.2.3 of IRS CBC As per clause 6.2.5 of IS:456 & IS:343 & cl 5.2.4 of IRS CBC As per IS:875 Part 5 and cl 5.7 of IRS the pressure exerted by surcharge from moving load , underground pump are accounted. As per IS:343
I shall be specified by metro duly supported by either codal provision or calculation. If RSI is not practicable As per Table 1 of IS:456 As per cl 19.6 of IS:456hyper links\456n1383\Slide6.JPG Table 18 of IS:456(RCC), Table 7 of IS:1343(prestressed),section 3 and 5 of IS:800 for steel structures, cl 6.3 of IS:1893 part 1, IRS CBC and RDSOhyper links\aa.jpg hyper links\bb.jpg As per cl 23.2 of IS:456 for RCC and IS:1343 for prestressed concrete. It should not exceed H/500 at top of the building , H - height of the building. As per cl 13.4 of IRS CBC As per cl 3.6 of IRS Steel bridge code and section 13 of IS:800 and as per IRS Steel bridge code. IS 2911 for Pile, IS:1904 & IS:8009 for foundation type, IS:6403for SBC, IS 3370 for water retaining structures.
TRACK SYSTEM FOR METRO RAIL
•Guage – Standard (1435mm) •Speed potential – 110kmph •Rail Section – 60kg
•Guard Rail – Inner Guard rail on via duct •Static axle load – 20t(max)
•Design temperature range – 10ºC to 70ºC •Ballast less Track Structure
•Gradient and Super elevation •Derailment Guards •Fastening Systems •Check Rail
•Restraining Rail
•Turnouts, Scissors and Cross overs •Switch systems and Expansion •Locking systems
•Noise and Vibration
RAILING SYSTEMS CHECK/GUARD RAILS and DERAILMENT GUARDS :
They are apparently introduced on curves and special layouts to facilitate the operation of multi Axile rigid frame vehicles with long axle base. Check rails are provided to: •Avoid derailment due to flange climbing, •Reduce rail wear of high rail •Improve vehicle curving performance. • Presence of sharp curves • Very limited time for track maintenance and worn rail replacement As per schedule of dimensions SOD, check rails should be provided on curves having radius 218m or less on Broad Gauge(1676mm) and radius 125m or less on meter gauge (1000mm) In case of other country consideration US Pennsylvania : 228.6m ( 750 ft ) US Washington : 236.22m ( 775 ft ) US Chicago : 152.4m ( 500 ft )
Flang width is the most important parameter in the design of a check/restraining rail which need to be decided on 1. Wheel Flange angle 2. Wheel – Rail friction coefficient 3. Track perturbation limits.
RAILING SYTEMS
TOLERENCES IN TRAINING Attainment of the following tolerances when installed and later, during services.
Radius of Curve
Track Guage
Flangeway width
175>R>150m
1435mm
45mm
150>R>125m
1440mm
50mm
125>R>100m
1445mm
55mm
BALLAST LESS TRACK
Basic Requirements of Ballastless Track are Stability, Durability, Elasticity, fastening
+ : low maintenance, increased life, high lateral track resistance for future needs
- : expensive, noisy, more ground vibrations, no geometric corrections
BALLAST LESS TRACK
DERAILMENT SYSTEM
DERAILMENT SYSTEM
Railway Board directive to provide up-stand clearance of 210-290mm need review. Most world Railways adopt a clearance of 180-190mm.
It shall no be lower than 25mm below the top of the running rail easy for re installation and maintenance. The plinth minimum width has to be min to reduce dead load on substructure. Clearance of 180-240mm is expected to meet the requirements of MTS.
The plinth width should be sufficient to accommodate both the derailed wheels.
DERAILMENT SYSTEM ( ARROW MARK SHOWING THE BEAMS)
VIA DUCT PIERS
VIA DUCT PIERS
FLOW CHART FOR METRO RAIL PROJECT CERTIFICATION
ANNEXURES IN METRO RAIL MANUAL
CONTENTS AND BASIC TESTS IN METRO RAIL STUDY REPORT AND MANUAL
TEST CERTIFICATES / REPORTS / MANUALS •Dynamometer test •Brake Calliper test •Static and Fatigue tests of bogie system •Bogie rotational resistance test •Oscillation trials •Wheel offloading test •Tests for Wheel, Wheel set and Solid axle. •Other tests as per IS standards for materials, durability and strength • Tests for Rolling Stock Material and Electrical • Testing and Communication Tests •Performance report of Existing Operation •Full details of Rack composition and section •Joint Safety Certificate issued by concern metro •Track certificate issued by concern metro •Bridge certificate issued by concern metro •Reports for CRS ( Certified Residential Specialists) for conducting trail •Speed Certificate • Operations , Safety, Disaster Management, Maintenance Manuals.
LIST OF RAILWAY STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
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