PC - I
FEASIBILITY STUDY AND CONSTRUCTION OF
TWO NO BRIDGES AT KM 23 & 27 ON ARA BIGWANI ROAD
DERA ISMAIL KHAN.
Contents
PART
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT DIGEST
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
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SUMMARY AND BREAK DOWN OF COST ESTIMATES
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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE COST
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ENGINEERS ESTIMATE
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FIGURES AND MAPS
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PART 'A'
PROJECT DIGEST
1. Name of Project
Feasibility Study and Construction of Tow No Bridge at Km 23 & 27 on Ara Bigwani road
Dera Ismail Khan.
( Please refer to annexure - I )
2. Authorities responsible for :(i)
Sponsoring
Government of NWFP
(ii)
Execution
Project implementation & coordination would be through
Communication and Works Department.
(iii)
Operation and maintenance
Operation and maintenance of the Project facilities will be carried by:
Communication and Works Department.
3. Time required for completion of project - (in months)
12 months.
4. (a)
(i)
Plan provision
If the project is included in the current 5-year plan, specify actual allocation and
impact of the project on the sectoral portfolio:
The project is not included in the current five year plan.
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(ii)
If project is not included in the current plan, what warrants its inclusion in the plan,
and how is it now proposed to be accommodated.
The project is included in A.D.P. 1999 - 2000 under PIP at Sr. No. 769 with an allocation of
Rs. 2.0 millions.
(iii)
If the project is proposed to be financed out of block provision for a program
indicated.
NIL
(b)
If the Project is not in the Plan, What Warrants its inclusion in the Plan?
Development of under developed areas is in the top priorities of the Government.
5. Relationship of the project with the objectives of the sector, indicate the contribution
of the project quantified if possible, to the targets in the Five-Years Plan.
The project is a multi-sectoral area development initiative for improving the quality of life in the under developed area
of District D.I.Khan.
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6. Capital Cost of Project
Cost of Bridge at Km 23
Cost of Bridge at Km 27
Approaches cost of bridge at Km 23
Approaches cost of bridge at km 27
Total Cost
Contingencies at 0.5 @ of the Total Cost
Grand Total Cost
4,857,532
6,538,286
1,338,105
2,192,353
14,926,276
74,631
15,000,907
7. Breakup of Cost
YEAR
Cost
1999 To 2000
2,000,000
Amount in Pakistani Rupees.
2000 To 2001
13,000,907
Total
15,000,907
8. Objective of the project preferably in quantitative terms.
The objectives of the Project are listed below:i)
Improve accessibility which will enhance and support commercial and health and other social facilities .
ii)
Strengthening the communication means to improve living standard of the people of rural areas.
iii)
Boost Agriculture, production and the income of population.
iv)
Social betterment of the Project Area.
v)
Increase opportunities for employment in the Project Area.
Prepared by:
Khyber Consulting Engineers
Hayatabad Peshawar.
Checked by:
Executive Engineer
Communication & works Department
Checked by:
Resident Director
Communication and Works Department, Bannu
Checked by:
Chief Engineer (North)
Communication and Works Department
Approved by:
Secretary,
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Communication and Works Department
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PART "B"
PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND FINANCING
9. Location of Project :
District D.I.Khan - D.I.Khan Division
(Please refer to Annexure I for Location Map)
(a) Give name of place and administrative district in which located;
The Bridge sites are located at a distance of about 25 & 30 kilometers from D.I.Khan
and at km 23 & 27 on Ara Bigwani Gandi Umar Khan road District D.I.Khan.
(b) Indicate total area to be served.
Location. The project will serve approximately 240 square kilometer area on both sides of the Ara Bagwani
Gandi Umar Khan road including Villages: Ara Basti, Haji Mora, Kau Habib, Chah Fiqir Wala, Fateh, Luk, Ruk
Nau, Dakhna, Bagwani Janubi, Naurang Dau, Sheru Nau, Mapal, Naurang, Utra, Bhunar, Taj, Garoka, Khudka,
Mehar Beg, Garah Dad Shimali, Garah Sona Shah, Khawar, Mitthi, Mehmud Bhatti, Siwak, Balu Khurd, Balu,
Garah Gamah, Garah Nihal, Ghulam Haider, Hayat Jarh, Jumma Sharif, Chhiari, Shamir, Jhandi, Garah Mian
Fateh Muhammad, Garah Bisharat and Gandi Umar Khan.
Topography. The district can be broadly characterized by plain areas, wide streams & Nullahs and sandy
deserts of low altitudes. The altitude varies from below 300 m to over 450 m. The Looni Nullah and Swan
Nullah are situated in South West side of the district.
Soils. Different types of parent materials such as residual and colluvial materials derived from local weathering
of bedrock, alluvial materials, materials sedimented by rivers in the past and materials eroded and deposited by
wind, constitute the soils of the district.
The soil depth varies slightly in the project area but most of the soil is composed of alternate layers of silty
sand, silty clay and pure sand.
The geological studies results:
I)
CBR
3 % to 10 %
II)
Bridge Site
Mostly silty, clayey and sandy strata.
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Climate. The district has a severe climate and is very hot during summer and moderate cold in winter.
Hydrology. Precipitation is received as rain. Most of the rainfall is not drained out of the area due to very mild
slopes and due to the well known Rath Khoi system in the area. Water is collected and stored for a long time in
the small dam like Rath Khoies. During moon soon season and immediately after the moon soon season when
the floods occur in the Indus River most of the area is drownded in the floods.
EXISTING INSTITUTIONAL SETUP
Communication and Works Department. This agency is responsible for planning, designing, construction
and maintenance of the provincial road network. In D.I.Khan district, C&W Department is represented by an
Executive Engineer. He is assisted by sub-divisional officers (SDOs) each supported by Sub-engineers. Within
the project the Executive Engineer is responsible for planning and implementation of provincial roads and
bridges.
10.
DESCRIPTION AND JUSTIFICATION
Justification. 'This project is included in A.D.P. 1999 - 2000 and will solve the long lasting demand of the area
and is in line with the Plan objectives of socio-economic uplift of the area.
Further more, the project is aimed to promote agricultural development in area of D.I.Khan District to bring
benefit the mainstream of the National Economy.
There are very few roads in the project area and travel is particularly difficult during the monsoon season due to
floods, specially when bridges are not constructed on these roads.
The project will result in: (i) establishment and strengthening of Social & Community development, (ii) boost
agricultural production and the incomes of populations living in poverty; (iv) improve access to market from
rural communities through improvement of provincial and feeder roads; and (v) increase opportunities for
employment in the project area, particularly in off-farm activities.
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DETAIL DESCRIPTION:
Design of Bridges:
The following design criteria will be observed for design of the Bridge and
Approaches.
a.
Standard Loads.
1.
Single lane of military class 70 loading.
2.
Class A Loading (PCPHB).
3.
HS20-24 Truck (AASHTO standard 1996).
4.
HL-93, loading of the AASHTO LRFD code, 1994.
b.
Seismic Design.
AASHTO LRFD code 1994 for bridges and seismic zones map of Pakistan.
c.
Bridge at Km 23
1.
Type of Bridge:
PC Girder Bridge.
2.
Width of the Roadway
7.3 meters.
3.
Width of each Curb
0.80 meters.
4.
Length of the Bridge
38.95 meters.
5.
No. of Spans
6.
Length of each Span
29.9 meters
7.
Type of Foundations
Pile/Deep Foundations
d.
Bridge at Km 27
1.
Type of Bridge:
PC Girder Bridge.
2.
Width of the Roadway
7.3 meters.
3.
Width of each Curb
0.80 meters.
4.
Length of the Bridge
58.00 meters.
5.
No. of Spans
6.
Length of each Span
24.0 meters
7.
No. of Piers
8.
Type of Foundations
i.
Pier Foundation
Pile/Deep Foundations
ii.
Abutment Foundation
Pile/Deep Foundations
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Design of Approach roads:
1.
Terminal Serviceability Index (Pt)
2.0
2.
Initial average Daily traffic (Heavy commercial vehicles)
78 Nos.
3.
Distribution of the Traffic into different categories
4.
Number of Tractor Trolleys
25 Nos.
5.
Number of 2 Axle Trucks (Bedford etc)
8 Nos.
6.
Number of Light vehicles (Buses, Cars, Jeeps and Pickups etc.)
45 Nos.
7.
Equivalent Standard Axle Loads, ESAL (per day)
259.45 (18 K)
8.
Accumulative Number of Standard Axles (ESAL) for 10 years.
1.3 x 106
9.
Sub grade CBR (soaked )
5%
10.
Regional factor ( RF )
R.F.
0.25
11.
Soil support value for 5 % CBR
12.
For S = 4.0, R.F = 0.25 and for 1.3 x 106 ESAL,
13.
According to the formula
WSN
3.05
a1 D1 + a2 D2 + a3 D3 = WSN = 3.05
Where a1, a2, a3 are coefficient for surfacing, Base Course and
Sub Base.
And D1, D2, D3 are thickness for surfacing, Base Course and
Sub Base layers.
14.
Existing structural number
Coefficient for Sub-Base
0.11
Coefficient for Base Course
0.14
Sub Base
= 9.0 x 0.11
0.99
Base Course
= 9.0 x 0.44
1.26
Total structural No. of Existing Pavement
15.
2.25
Overlay design
Coefficient for Surface Course (plant mix: High stability)
0.44
Total structural number
3.05
Existing structural number
2.25
Balance structural number for overlay
0.8
Thickness o
1.82.
So provide Asphalt Wearing Coarse of 2.0-in. thickness.
16.
Sub Base
9.0 (25 cm)
17.
Base Course
9.0 (25 cm)
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18.
Surfacing/Overlay (Asphalt Concrete Wearing Course)
2.0 (5 cm)
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