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    Project Title

    Planning, Designing and Estimation

    of

    Higher Secondary School

    at

    Lakhimpur

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    DECLARATION

    We hereby declare that the major project report entitled Planning Designing &

    Estimation of Higher Secondary School at Lakhimpur submitted for the

    B.Tech. Degree is our original work and the report has not formed the basis for

    the award of any degree, associate ship, fellowship or other similar titles.

    Signature of students:

    Place:

    Date:

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    CERTIFICATE

    This is to certify that the Major Project report entitled Planning Designing &

    Estimation of Higher Secondary School At Lakhimpur is the bonafide work

    carried out by Group 1, students of B.Tech., Department of Civil Engineering,

    ASET, Amity University, Lucknow during the year 2010-14, in partial fulfilment

    of the requirement for the award of the Degree of Bachelor of Civil

    Engineering and that the report has not formed the basis for the award

    previously of any degree, diploma associate ship, fellowship or any other

    similar title.

    Signature of the Guide:

    Place:

    Date:

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    Contents

    1) Acknowledgement Page 5

    2) Abstract Page 6

    3) List of Drawings Page 7

    4) Introduction Page 8

    5) About the project Page 10

    6) Methodology Page 11

    7) Norms Page 13

    8) Staad.Pro Analysis Page 16

    a. Front View Of Structure Page 16

    b. Isometric View Page 17

    c. Analysis of a Beam Page 18

    d. Analysis of a Column Page 19

    e. Concrete Take-off Page 20

    9) Architectural Drawings Page 21

    a. Site Plans Page 22

    b. Elevations Page 23

    c. Floor Plans Page 24

    10) Structural Drawings Page 25

    a. Details of Beams & Typical Drawings Page 26

    b. Details of Columns & Plinth Beams Page 27

    c. Details of Slabs Page 28

    d. Details of Foundation Page 29

    11) Estimate Page 30

    12) References Page 35

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    We welcome this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude and regards to

    our project guide Prof. Hari Gopal Sir, Department of Civil Engineering, Amity

    School Of Engineering And Technology, for his unconditional guidance.

    He always bestowed parental care upon us and evinced keen interest in solving

    our problems. An erudite teacher, a magnificent person and a strict

    disciplinarian, we consider ourselves fortunate to have worked under his

    supervision.

    We are highly grateful to Prof. R.P. Garg Sir, Department of Civil Engineering,

    Amity School of Engineering And Technology, for providing the most needed

    help during the course of the work.

    We are also very thankful to all our faculty members for their help and support

    & their valuable guidance whenever we needed it.

    We greatly appreciate & convey our heartfelt thanks to our family, friends flow

    of ideas, dear ones & all those who helped us in completion of this work.

    Date:

    Signature of student:

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    ABSTRACT

    A Higher Secondary School proposed at Lakhimpur Kheri, the biggest district

    (area wise) in Uttar Pradesh was chosen as project. The school was planned &

    designed as per laws laid down by CBSE for accreditation. The planning was

    done,considering all aspects of the norms using Auto Cadd. The RCC frame

    structure was designed using Bentley Staad.Pro & Beams (RAM CAD sys).

    All the tedious calculations was done using staad. Estimation was also prepared

    for the project.

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    List of Drawings

    1) Architectural Drawings Pg. 21

    a. Site Plan Pg. 22

    b. Elevations Pg. 23

    c. Floor Plans Pg. 24

    2) Structural Drawings Pg. 25

    a. Details of Beams & Typical Drawings Pg. 26

    b. Details of Columns & Plinth Beams Pg. 27

    c. Details of Slab Pg. 28

    d. Details of Foundation Pg. 29

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    Introduction

    Education is very important and necessary part of everyones life, especially in

    small and developing towns. A rural community tends to revolve around its

    school. Town meetings occur in the auditorium or the school cafeteria and the

    library often serves as the local library also. Residents attend the local schools

    sporting events, cheering for the kids they know, which tend to be all of them. A

    school play is an opportunity for the entire town to roll out its support and to

    visit with all their neighbours, and because of its economic and social

    implications, the loss of a school is often greeted with all the enthusiasm of a

    funeral. So considering the necessity of education we decided to take a school

    as our major project.

    According to the rural assistance center, all school districts must maintain a

    certain set of services no matter what the location facilities, staff,

    transportation, and food services. It costs a small school more to provide these

    services. Rural schools face many challenges in acquiring the financial and

    human resources necessary to offer the quality of education students need.

    Rural school districts have a harder time attracting and retaining teachers and

    administrators.

    Small schools are often seen as a stepping stone to schools where there is a

    better pay, possibly fewer classes to prepare for and other perks. Rural districts

    may have difficulty in offering advanced academic or vocational courses due to

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    financial crisis . Rural school districts faces consolidating schools due to

    population loss or perceived cost saving measures.

    The rural school and community trust centre for mid-western initiatives

    recognizes the vital role a thriving school foundation can play in life of rural

    community. In partnership with a community foundation or as stand alone

    institution, school foundations provide much needed funding support engage

    community member and relocated alumni with the school, and promote

    meaningful partnerships.

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    About the Project

    Name of Project: Higher Secondary School at Lakhimpur

    Area of Project: 18000 m2

    No. of floors: G+ 3

    No. of Class Rooms: 50

    Size of Class Room:7000x7115, 7000x6890, 7220x7115

    No. of Laboratories: 04

    Size of Laboratories:7220x7115,7000x7115,7115x11775,

    No. of Libraries: 01

    Size of Libraries :17860x7115

    No. of Auditoriums: 01

    Size of Auditoriums:17860x7115

    No. of Toilets per Floor: 02

    Size of Toilets :4945x5800

    Other spaces: N.C.C Room, Medical Room, P.E.T Room, Activity Room,

    Electricity Room, Store Room, Examination Room, Staff Room, Principals Room,

    Vice Principals Room.

    Other Highlights:

    Badminton, tennis, and basketball court

    International size football ground

    Modern education system

    Large size class rooms

    Highly qualified faculties

    Wifi enabled campus

    Water harvesting system

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    Methodology

    Over the course of the project we worked together to plan and design and

    record as much of our expertise as possible related to setting up and

    managing the project through this collaborative approach and the

    software skills, which we gain in our academics.

    the work started as part of the Steeple project, and continuing to this day

    we had tried to make a project which can be proved as a mile stone in the

    structural line and can become the focus and lead for international

    cooperation and standardisation.

    The key areas of project work were:

    Communication and outreach by all members.

    Effective Planning.

    Stable and Economical design.

    A Proper learning Outcome.

    The planned work was broken down into discrete areas, and then

    distributed amongst the contributing partners based upon their own

    specific interests and resourcing. We led on the policies and process

    work, building on their long standing background as a high production

    value, high quality, method driven institution, though they also worked

    to compare and contrast our different approaches to the same

    problems.

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    We scaled up the work done on Auto Cad ,STADD Pro aggregation

    of content and promoting the use of open standards, because this

    has allowed each of us to work towards an exciting common goal -

    one that supports philanthropic aims of the project on which we are

    working on.

    Firstly we scaled our work on Auto CAD, on which we did the

    planning work. In which we plotted our plan according to the norms

    of CBSE.

    After planning on CAD then we drafted the plan on the STADD.PRO

    for structure analysis according to which the structural drawings

    were made after finalising the reinforcements.

    According to the result of the report of STADD.PRO the details of

    the elements of a building was decided.

    As in the report of STADD.PRO we drafted the structural drawing

    on AUTO CADD.

    Structural drawing contains the details of all elements of the

    buildings such as the details of beams, columns, slabs, and

    foundations.

    After the detailing of beams, columns, and slabs the upper structure

    was complete, the foundation details were designed using STRAP

    foundation software by RAM CADSYS was used and according to

    the results given the structural drawing of the foundation was

    finalized.

    Lastly after finalizing the structural drawing, the estimation of the

    building was done by calculating the quantity of materials and the

    rates given by PWD.

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    NORMS

    Infrastructure

    The infrastructure facilities should be as follows:-

    (i) Class rooms - minimum size should be 8 m x 6 m (approx 500.

    sq. ft.).

    (ii) Science Labs. (Composite for Secondary or/and separate

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Senior Secondary)- minimum

    size should be 9 m x 6 m each (approx 600 sq. ft) and fully

    equipped.

    (iii) Library- minimum size should be 14 m.x 8 m. fully equipped and

    with reading room facility.

    (iv) Computer Lab. and Math Lab. - No minimum size is prescribed,

    however, the school should have separate provision for each

    (v) Rooms for extra-curricular activities - either separate rooms for

    music, dance, arts & sports or one multi-purpose hall for all these

    activities should be available.

    The land area for the schools seeking affiliation in NCT, Delhi

    should not be less than the following:-

    The infrastructure facilities should be as follows:-

    (i) Class rooms - minimum size should be 8 m x 6 m (approx 500.

    sq. ft.).

    (ii) Science Labs. (Composite for Secondary or/and separate

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Senior Secondary)-

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    minimum size should be 9 m x 6 m each (approx 600 sq. ft) and fully

    equipped.

    (iii) Library- minimum size should be 14 m.x 8 m. fully equipped

    and with reading room facility.

    (iv) Computer Lab. and Math Lab. - No minimum size is

    prescribed, however, the school should have separate provision for

    each.

    (v) Rooms for extra-curricular activities - either separate rooms for

    music, dance, arts & sports or one multi-purpose hall for all these

    activities should be available.

    Physical Facilities

    1. In addition to the basic requirement of Section 3 (3), the institution

    should have other facilities commensurate with its requirements. It should

    satisfy the minimum conditions laid down by the Board for school building.

    Classrooms should be adequate in size. The minimum floor space should

    at least be 1 sq. metre per student. .

    2. Every institution will provide proper facilities like ramps toilets for

    wheel chair users and auditory signals in elevators in lifts in accordance

    with the provisions laid down in PWD Act, 1995.

    3. The school has suitable furniture in the classrooms and office

    equipment and furniture commensurate with the strength of students and

    the staff.

    4. The school should have the needed equipment and facilities (at

    least the minimum prescribed by the Board) for Sciences, Home Science,

    Technical subjects, Vocational subjects and various activities under Work

    Experience and Art Education.

    5. List of minimum equipment prescribed for Science subjects for

    Secondary/Sr. Secondary School can be had from the Board against

    payment.

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    The school should scrupulously observe prescription from the Municipal

    Authority regarding drinking water and fire safety precaution in the school.

    A certification from the Municipal/ Fire Authorities regarding sanitary

    conditions and water/fire safety should be submitted along with the

    application. A fresh certificate regarding fulfillment of these requirements

    should be obtained and submitted to the Board every five years.

    6. The School should have adequate facilities for providing recreation

    activities and physical education as well as for conduct of various

    activities and programs for developmental education and for the social,

    cultural and moral development of the students and for safeguarding their

    health.

    7. i) Adequate ground to create out door facilities for a 200 metre track;

    ii) Adequate land for Kabbadi and Kho-Kho; and

    iii) Facilities for playing Volleyball.

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    STAAD.Pro Analysis

    FRONT VIEW OF STRUCTURE

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    ISOMETRIC VIEW

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    ANALYSIS OF A BEAM

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    ANALYSIS OF A COLUMN

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    CONCRETE TAKE-OFF

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    ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

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    SITE PLAN

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    ELEVATIONS

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    FLOOR PLANS

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    STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

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    DEATILS OF BEAMS & TYPICAL DRAWINGS

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    DETAILS OF COLUMN & PLINTH BEAMS

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    DETAILS OF SLABS

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    DETAILS OF FOUNDATION

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    ESTIMATE

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    ESTIMATE OF PROPOSED

    HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL AT

    LAKHIMPUR

    Estimated Cost : Rs. 8.17 Crores

    YEAR : 2014

    Estimate No.

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    REFERENCES

    1) Cbse Norms

    2) PWD SOR 2014

    3) Google.com

    4) Staad Tutorials

    5) AutoCAD Tutorials

    6) IS 456

    7) IS 1893

    8) IS 875(Part 1), IS 875(Part 2), IS 875 (Part 3)

    9) Costing & Estimation by B.N Dutta