Tuesday, 8 October 2019

Numerical_Formula_Gate Architecture


Structure and Construction Materials

A) Quantity of Steel (In K.G. /m3)


Percentage %
Quantity K.G. /m3
Slab
0.7-1
55 - 78        
Column
0.8-6
62.80 - 471 
Beam
1-2
78.5 - 157   
Foundation
0.5-0.8
39.25 – 62.80

B) Density
            Cement                            – 1440 K.G. /m3
            Fine Aggregate                – 1450-1600 K.G. /m3
Course Aggregate            – 1450- 1500 K.G. /m3


                                                                                                                                   
C) Water Quantity
           
Grade
Ratio
Water in litre/cement bag
M5
1:5:10
60
M7.5
1:4:8
45
M10
1:3:6
34
M15
1:2:4
32
M20
1:1.5:3
30
M25
1:1:2
28

D) Dry volume of cement = 1.54 x wet volume

E) Soil Bearing Capacity = ( Total load x Safety factor ) / Area of footing

F) Flexture Strength or splitting tensile strength = 0.7 x √Fck

G) Modulus of Elasticity = 5000 x √Fck

H) L/B ratio
            One way slab  l/b > 2
            Two way slab  l/b < 2





I) Strength of Fresh Concrete
           
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
16%
40%
65%
90%
99%

J) Strength of Concrete
           

M 15
M 20
M 25
M 30
M 35
M 40
M 45
Day 7
10
13.5
17
20
23.5
27
30
Day 28
15
20
25
30
35
40
45

K) Slenderness Ratio
            S = Le / K
                                                                                                Le – effective length
                                                                                                K or R   – radius of gyration
           
Both column ends are hinged
Le = original length
S = L/R
Both column ends are fixed
Le = original length/2
S = L/2R
Both column ends are hinged
Le = 2 x original length
S = 2L/R
Both column ends are hinged
Le = original length/√2
S = Le/R√2

L) Radius of Gyration = √I / √A
                                                                                    I – moment of inertia
                                                                                    A – area
                       
M) Moment of inertia (I)

I = bd3 / 12   for square or rectangle column
                        I = πD4 / 64   for round column

N) Factored Axial Load (Pu)
            Pu = 0.4 x Fck x Ac ) + ( 0.67 x Fy x Asc )
                                                                               Fck  compressive strength of concrete
                                                                                               Ac area of concrete
                                                                                               Fy compressive strength of steel                                                                                                                                           Asc area of steel



O) Max strain in the tension reinforcement section @limit state of collapse
            = 0.002 + {yield stress / (1.15 x young modulus of elasticity)}

P) Radius of curvature (ρ)   
            1/ ρ = M/EI
                                                M – moment
                                                E – elastic modulus
                                                I – moment of inertia
A
B


Q)
R)

                                                                                                                                                            




Sound, Reverberation Time

A) Reverberation Time, RT = ( 0.16 x V ) / S
                                    V volume of room or hall
                                    S absorption coefficient

B) Sound Intensity Level, L = 10 log ( I / I0 )
                                    I final intensity
                                    I0 initial intensity


C) Intensity of Sound, I = P / 4πR2        
                                    P acoustical pressure level
                                    R radian distance

D) Sound Pressure Level = 10 log I0 / 10-12  w/m2





                                                                                                                                                                                      


Scale of Aerial Photography

  • A.   The scale of vertical photograph of a flat terrain depends upon :

    Scale = focal length of camera f / height of aircraft h


    B.    If distance between two points on the ground and distance between two points (same points) measured on the photo:

    Scale = photograph distance / ground distance


    C.  If we have a map of the area, the ground distance can be calculated with:

    Scale = ( photo distance / map distance ) x map scale   
          
  •   Height of hill = no. of contour lines x contour intervals

  •    Slope of hill = height / base




                                                                                                                                                          



PERT

·        Estimate = Optimistic time + (4 x most likely time) + Pessimistic time / 6

·        Variation = {(pessimistic time – Optimistic time) / 6 }2


                                                                                                                                                           

HEAT

  • Conductive heat flow through wall =
U-value of wall x area of wall x temperature difference
  •  Conductance or (U-value) = 1/ Thermal resistance or (R-value)

 


  •  Thermal resistance = thickness / thermal conductivity


  • Power factor = true power / apparent power


  •  Power = energy / time = work done / time


  •  Rate of natural ventilation = coefficient of effectiveness x volume of air

  •  Stack Pressure = 0.042 x stack height  x temperature  difference

  •  Heat flow rate = area of room / (air changes x temperature difference)



                                                                                                                                          

LIFT
A. Handling capacity as the percentage of the peak population handled 
                        H = (300 x Q x 100) / T x P
                                                      Q average no. of passengers carried in car
                                                      T waiting time
                                                      P total population during peak hours


B. Waiting Interval
                        T = RTT / N
                                                      RTT round trip time
                                                      N no of lifts



                                                                                                                                                            

COST



      A.    Capitalized value =  Annual net income / interest rate
 
B.    Annual depreciation cost =  
           ( cost of asset – salvage value ) / estimated useful life
 
C.  Net percentage value of any property =
           (annual cost x 100 ) / interest rate
 
D.   Sinking fund R = (A x i) / (1+i)n-1
                                                            A amount
                                                            i- interest
                                                            n no of years or period   
 
E.    Dependency ratio =
          (Population aged 0-14 yr. + Population aged 64+ yr.) / 
                   Population aged 15-64 yr.  x 100
 
F.    Price elasticity of demand = 
                % change in quantity demand / % change in price

                                                                                                                    
Transport


A) R = V2 / 127 (e + f)
                                                R horizontal radius
                                                V speed or design speed
                                                e super elevation
                                                f transverse coefficient of lateral friction


B) Capacity of traffic lane = average speed / vehicle spacing


                                                                                                                    

Water

A) Q = C x i x A
                                                Q quantity of runoff
                                        C runoff coefficient
                                        i  intensity of rainfall

B) Quantity of liquid passing through Q = V x A
                                    V velocity
                                    A area

C) Volumetric water flow rate passing through stretched channel
            Q = V x A
                                    A area of flow perpendicular to flow direction
                                    V = (1.0/n) x (R2/3) x (S1/2)
                                    n manning roughness coefficient
                                    S bottom slope of channel
                                    P watered perimeter of cross section flow area
                                    R hydraulic radius
                                    R = A/P

D) Amount of rainfall without loss
                                    = catchment area x rainfall x percentage loss

E) Time consumption for filling tank

                                    = amount of tank / amount of rainfall without loss



                                                                                                                    
Light

A) Illuminance (Lux) produced from light source on surface
                        E = (I / r2 )cosθ
                                                           I illumination intensity
                                                           r distance from surface
                                                           θ angle between surface and workplane

B) Required average illuminance
                        E = (N x F x mf. x uf.)/A
                                                            N number of lamp
                                                            F lumen per lamp
                                                            uf. utilization factor
                                                            mf. maintenance factor

C) Light Power Density
                        LPD = illumination level / efficiency of lamp

D) Deprecation factor
                                    = 1/ maintenance factor
                                                            or
                                    = illumination under ideally clean condition /                                                       illumination under normal working condition

E) Day Light Factor = sky component + externally reflected component +                                                    internally reflected component
                                                                        or
                                    = (indoor illuminance at a point x 100% ) / outdoor                                                           illuminance from unobstructed sky

F) Glazing material property
                                    Reflection coefficient       R
                        +          Transmissivity coefficient  T
                        +          Absorptivity coefficient    A            
          = 1





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