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- Volume & Issue : Volume 06, Issue 05 (May 2017)
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Comparative Analysis of Tunnel Formwork System and Aluminum Formwork System for High Rise Buildings
Kalbhor Shailesh S
PG Student Civil – Construction management Rajarambapu Institute of Technology, Rajaramnagar,Sangali
Abstract The high rise building construction consist of number of repetitive activities and also have same identical floors. The increase in duration of construction greatly affects the construction cost. Selection of best formwork system gives best result in cost saving. Formwork consist of 20-25% of total cost of project[2]. So that used advanced formwork system helps in cost saving as reduction slab cycle time. This study is done for comparative analysis of tunnel formwork system and aluminum formwork used for high rise building construction.
Keywords Formwork, High Rise Building, Tunnel Formwork , Cost
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INTRODUCTION
The high rise building involves high cost investment which is increased day by day as delay in execution is occurred formwork systems are key factors in determining the success of a building construction project in terms of cost, speed, quality and safety of work. Selecting poor quality of formwork systems in aiming to minimize the cost of project will directly affect the speed and quality of construction. According to the National building code of India, a tall building is one with four floors or more or a high-rise building is one 15 meters or more in height. . The formwork used in construction project contain 20-25% cost of project[2], so that selection of best suitable formwork for high rise building will result in successful completion of project.
The formwork can be defined as the temporary structure which is used to support the fresh concrete until it gain its own strength. The Formwork selection for high rise building is depend upon the cost , time and finishing quality. High rise building construction consist of many type of repetitive activity. For repetitive work and high rise building construction Tunnel formwork system and aluminum formwork system is developed.
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TUNNEL FORMWORK SYSTEM
The tunnel formwork is room formwork in which RCC slab and walls are casted in continuous pour. Then By Using hot air blows thermal curing is used for accelerate the concrete. The cycle Time for tunnel formwork system is 1-3days only, The tunnel formwork system is very useful for repetitive room design.
Operational cycle
The 24 Hour cycle defines the works to be done each day. To establish this cycle, the overall structure is divided into a number of more or less similar construction phases,
Dr. A. C. Attar
Professor Department of Civil Engineering
Rajarambapu Institute of Technology,
Rajaramnagar,Sangali
corresponding to a days work. The necessary manpower and equipment are then determined according to the size of these phases. To reach maximum efficiency, the phases done every day are similar.
The cycle is divided into the following activities:
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Initial striking operations
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Movement of forms
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Final preparation
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Pouring
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ALUMINIUM FORMWORK SYSTEM Aluminium formwork also known as MIVAN technology..
MIVAN system is formwork construction, cast in situ concrete wall and floor slabs cast monolithic provides the structural system in one continuous pour. Large room sized forms for walls and floors slabs are erected at site. These forms are made strong and sturdy, fabricated with accuracy and easy to handle. They afford large number of repetitions (around 250).
Operational cycle time
Sr.no
Activity
1
Wall Shuttering
2
Slab Shuttering
3
Prob Install
4
Slab level
5
Leveling
6
Line and plumb
7
Wall reinforcement
8
Slab Reinforcement
9
Electrical fitting
10
Casting of slab
11
De shuttering wall
12
De shuttering slab
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OBJECTIVES
1] Collection of primary and secondary data
2] Comparison of Tunnel formwork system and aluminum formwork system used for high rise building construction on time cost quality and its characteristics parameters.
3] Techno-Economical analysis of both formwork system
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METHODOLOGY
For data collection questionnaires was prepared on the basis of objectives of the project. Then for questionary survey and data collection two different sites were studied, Rohan Builders India Pvt Ltd. is using Tunnel Formwork System and Tricon Infra Buildtech Pvt Ltd using aluminiumsystem.
Case Study 1
Case study2
RohanAbhilasha,wagholi
PanchshilHighrise,Wagholi
Residential
Residential
Tunnel Formwork System
Aluminium Formwork System
MESA Imalat Hi TekInsat
Tricon Infra Buildtechpvt .Ltd.
Case study Details
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DATA COLLECTION A] Data Collected from Interview
Sr.No
Parameters
1
Cost
Initial Invesment
High
Avg cost/m2
25000/m2
Labour Cost/m2
200/m2
2
Numbers of repetations
500
3
Cycle time
3days
4
Deshuttering time
10hrs
5
Manpower requirments
55-60Nos/slab area
6
Accuracy
+- 3mm
7
Durability
High
8
Wastage of material
0%
9
Additional Equipment Requirements
Tower crane, Concrete Spreader
10
Curing method
Thermal curing
11
Finishing
Paint Finish
From Case study 1 Rohan Builders:
From Case Study 2 Tricon Infra Buildtech
Sr.No
Description
1
Initial Investment(for Project)
High
2
Average cost/sq.m
8500
3
Labour cost / sq.m
165
4
Maintenance cost
10
5
Storage cost
02
6
Cycle time
12days
7
Size of panel
600*2050
8
Weight of panel
8.50kg/sq.m
9
Salvage value
50% of cost
10
Number of repetitins
110Nos
11
De-shuttering time
24hrs
12
Additional Equipment requirement
Staff and material
13
Manpower requirement
3labour/day/sq.m
15
Durability
High
16
Finishing
Fine
17
Percentage of wastage
0%
18
Accuracy
+-5mm
19
Curing method
Curing compound
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DATA ANALYSIS General Comparative statement
Sr.No
Description
Tunnel
formwork
Aluminium
Formwork
1
Initial Investment(for Project)
High
High
2
Average cost/sq.m
25000rs
8500rs
3
Labour cost / sq.m
175-200/slab
area
165
4
Maintenance cost
10
5
Storage cost
02
6
Cycle time
24hours
12days
7
Size of panel
1 to 4 m
600*2050
8
Weight of panel
2-4 tonne
8.50kg/sq.m
9
Salvage value
50% of cost
10
Number of repetitions
500nos
110Nos
11
De-shuttering time
10hrs
24hrs
12
Additional Equipment
requirement
Tower crane &
boom placer
Staff and material
13
Manpower
requirement
55-60nos /slab
3labour/day/sq.m
14
Permissible fresh
concrete pressure
NA
NA
15
Durability
High
High
16
Finishing
Paint finish
Fine
17
Percentage of
wastage
0
0%
18
Accuracy
+-3mm
+-5mm
19
Curing method
Thermal curing
Curing compound
20
Casting System
RCC
monolithic
RccFramed
Initial Cost/m2
Type
Unit
Rate
Tunnel Formwork
Sq. mt
25000 Rs
Aluminium Formwork
Sq. mt
8500 Rs
Cycle Time (days)
Type
Days
Tunnel Formwork
3 days
Aluminium Formwork
14 days
Numbers of repetitions
Type
Nos.
Tunnel Formwork
500
Aluminium Formwork
200
Cost Analysis for Numbers of repetitions
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CONCLUSION
From Data analysis and study of both formwork system it is concluded that initial cost/sq.m for tunnel formwork is high But as the numbers of repetations increases tunnel formwork system is best suitable after 500 nos repetations. So that Aluminium formwork can be used for 200 repetations.
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