In precast construction system, the elements are casted at the factory in closed environment under quality supervision using state of the art machineries. The finished elements are transported to the site and erected.
Based on the nature of the soil, the type of foundation is decided. It will be either Pile & Pile Cap or Open Foundation.
Top level of the pedestal is decided based on the finished floor level of the building. the pedestal is precast with the foundation bolts or the dowel bars.
Tie beams connecting the columns are also pre-stressed and they will span between the columns
Suitable for areas having very poor soil for considerable depths where Open Footings are not possible.
Grade of Foundation Concrete is M25
Open footing to keep the foundation Suitable for areas having good soil
Grade of Foundation Concrete is M25
Note: Foundations depth is based on soil condition.
Boring for Pile
(a) Placing of Reinforcement cage and Concreting. (b) Placing of Precast Pile cap
Pedestal Erection
Placing of Precast Tie Beam
Excavation
Placing of Precast Footing
Pedestal Erection
Placing of Precast Tie Beam Beam
Tie beams connecting the columns are also pre-stressed and they will span between the columns , which are about 8m to 9m.
Corbel in Pedestal Supports the Tie-Beam Connection to pedestal Which is grouted on erection.
Precast Tie Beam is also designed in a manner that it acts as a tie beam cum retaining wall between the two foundations.
Precast Footing – M40
Precast Pedestal – M40
Precast Tie Beam – M40
Specification for Uncoated Stress relieved Strand for Pre-Stressed Concrete
Tensile Stress of Concrete, Elastic Deformation, Sections Uncracked in Flexure, Partial Safety Factors for loads.
Soil Condition and Wind Load
Soil Condition and Wind Load
Soil Condition and Wall Load
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