Question: Problem: 2 The plan of a RCC framed school building is shown in Fig. 1 . Figure 1 : Building plan Given data: ( i

Problem:2 The plan of a RCC framed school building is shown in Fig. 1.
Figure 1: Building plan
Given data:
(i) The length (C/C),L1=7000mm
(ii) The width of corridor (C/C),L2=2000mm
(iii) The length (C/C),L3=7000mm
(iv) The spacing of each bay (C/C),Lbay=4000mm
(v) The floor to floor height, H=3500mm
(vi) The depth of foundation below ground level, Df=2000mm
(vii) The width of external walls is 250 mm
(viii) The width of inner walls is 125 mm
(ix) Initally, the building will be constructed for G+3 floors. The provision for one
more floor is kept for future expansion. The following plinth area rates may be used for calculation of the cost of construc-
tion
(i) RCC framed structure, floor height 2.9 m , the rate is Rs.9100/per sq.m
(ii) Every 0.3 m additional height of floor above normal height of 2.9 m , the rate is
Rs.150/per sq.m
(iii) Every 0.3 m deeper foundation over normal depth of 1.2 m , the rate is Rs.150/per
sq.m
(iv) Making stronger foundations for taking load of one additional floor at a later
date, the rate is Rs.1250/per sq.m
(v) Resisting earthquake forces, the rate is Rs.630? per sq.m
(vi) RCC raft foundations (Ground floor only), the rate is Rs.3560/per sq.m
The following percentage may be used for calculation of the cost of internal water
supply, sanitary and electrical works:
(i) Internal water supply and sanitay installations, 10.0%
(ii) External service connections, 5.0%
(iii) Internal electric installations, 12.5%
(iv) Miscellaneous, 3.0%
Calculate:
(i) Plinth area of ground floor considering width of external walls as 250 mm .
(ii) The total plinth area to be constructed at present.
(iii) Cost of RCC framed structure, floor height 2.9 m
(iv) Additional cost for a floor height of 3500 mm
(v) Cost for a foundation depth of 2000 mm
(vi) Cost for making stronger foundations for taking load of one additional floor
at a later date
(vii) Additional cost for resisting earthquake forces
(viii) Cost for RCC raft foundations
(ix) Total cost of civil works
(x) Cost for internal, water and electrical works
(xi) Total cost
(xii) Rate per sq.m of plinth area
Problem: 2 The plan of a RCC framed school

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