CONSTRUCTION OF R.C.C CHIMNEY FOR 2X250 MW LIGNITE BASED THERMAL POWER PLANT GAMMON INDIA LTD. By A SUMMER TRAINING PRESENTATION ON UNDER NIKHIL PRABHUDEVA Roll No- GO4126 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH GOA CAMPUS
CONSTRUCTION OF R.C.C CHIMNEY FOR 2X250 MW LIGNITE BASED THERMAL POWER PLANT
GAMMON INDIA LTD.By
ASUMMER TRAINING PRESENTATION
ON
UNDER
NIKHIL PRABHUDEVARoll No-GO4126
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH
GOA CAMPUS
CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION• COMPANY PROFILE• PROJECT PROFILE• EXECUTION• QUALITY• SAFETY• OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION• Bhavnagar Energy Company Limited (BECL) is
promoted by state power supply units such as Gujarat state investment Limited, and Gujarat Industries power companies limited.
• The total cost of the Thermal power plant is Rs 2000 Crores.
• Project completion date-2020.
COMPANY PROFILE
COMPANY PROFILE
• Gammon India Limited is one of the leading construction companies in India.
• The company was established by late Mr John.C.Gammon in 1919 as a firm of civil engineers and contractors which was incorporated as Private limited company in 1922 J.C.Gammon (Bombay) Pvt limited.
• The firm was renamed as Gammon India Limited in 1962 .• The first contract executed by John.C.Gammon was the
construction of Reinforced concrete piles for the Gateway of India.
• Mr Abhijeet Rajan is the Managing director.
MISSION AND VISION
MISSION “To Develop, Build and Service Physical Infrastructure
for better Living, Work Environment and Transportation.”
VISION To be the leaders in innovative engineering, and
timely delivery of our quality construction services, upholding our tradition of being
‘Builders to the nation’
AWARD AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Sr. No Awards Project1 MSRDC Award for J.J. Hospital to Palton Road J.J. Hospital
2 ACCE-L&T Endowment Award for Excellence in construction of Haldia Induced Draught Cooling Towers
Induced Draught Cooling Towers at Haldia
3 IIBE-7th Annual Award Nite for Noida Bridge at Delhi
Noida Bridge at Delhi
4 ACCE-L&T Endowment Award for Excellence in construction of Industrial Structure
Raichur Multiflue Chimney
5 ICI-MC-Bauchemie Award for the Most Outstanding Bridge
Kaladan Bridge
6 ACCE-Sarvamangala Award for Excellence In Construction of Karbude Tunnel
Konkan Railway Tunnel and Viaduct
7 IIBE- Most Outstanding Bridge National Award CMLR Vashi Flyover
8 IIBE- Most Outstanding National Award P.V.Raj Memorial
CERTIFICATESSr. No Certificate Project
1 Indian Concrete Institute Award for Outstanding concrete Structure
Bridge on SutlejRiver, Punjab
2 Export Award for Maximum overseas Construction Contracts Secured
Maximum overseas Project
3 Zero Accident By Gammon Certificate From Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited
Kaiga Project Unit 3 & 4
4 Parayavaram - Mittra Samman Certificate Sr Abhijeet Rajan
5 ICI-MC- Bauchemie Award for the Most Outstanding Concrete Structure
J.J.Hospital to Paltan Road Section
6 ICI-MC- Bauchemie Award for the Most Outstanding Concrete Structure
Delhi Noida Bridge
7 ACCE-L&T Endowment Award for Excellence in Construction
Induced Draught Cooling Towers at Haldia
8 DNV Management System Certificate ISO-9001-2000
Longest River Bridge at Patna
First Cable Stayed Bridge at Akkar, Sikkim Longest Railway
Tunnel
Sharjah International Airport
LAND MARK PROJECTS
PROJECT PROFILE
NEED OF PROJECT• India is the 6th largest power generator in the world. But, still
electricity shortage is major concern in India.• The state of Gujarat is one of the fastest growing states in the
Country. It has widely diversified resource base and produces wide array of agricultural produce including a rich variety of cash crops.
• It has also a very broad based industrial activity and the State is one of the leaders in refinery and petrochemical, textile etc.
• To support all these activities, the state needs a large supply of electric power whose requirement also keeps increasing at a fast pace.
SALIENT FEATURES
SR.NO KEY FEATURES DETAILS
1. OWNER/CLIENT BHAVNAGAR ENERGY COMPANY LIMITED,GUJARAT
2. CONSULTANT TATA CONSULTANT ENGINEERS
3. CONTRACTOR Gammon India Limited
4. TYPE OF CONTRACT Lump sum Contract
5. SCOPE OF WORK Construction of R.C.C Chimney for 2x250MW Lignite based thermal power plant at Bhavnagar Dist.,Padva,Gujarat
6. EFFECTIVE DATE FOR COMMENCEMENT 9th December2010
7. COMPLETION DATE 9th October 2012
8. CONTRACT PERIOD 21 months
9. CONTRACT PRICE Rs.43 Crores.
CONTINUED..
SR. No.KEY FEATURES DETAILS
10. CONTRACT PERORMANCE GUARANTEE 1)5% of contract price.
11. MOBILIZATION ADVANCE Interest free mobilization advance of 10% of the aggregate contract value will be payable only after the completion of mobilization at site and after the submission of security deposit.
13. SECURITY DEPOSIT 5% of the contract price.
14. LIQUIDATED DAMAGES (LD) 0.5% of the contract value.
15. RETENTION MONEY 5% from each RA. Bill
SCOPE OF WORK
SR. No.
SCOPE OF WORK – STRUCTUREWISE
1.
DESIGN OF CHIMNEY INCLUDING ALL CIVIL WORKS
2. SUPPLY OF ALL MATERIALS REQUIRED AT SITE
3. CONSTRUCTION OF PILE AND RAFT FOUNDATION SUPPORTING THE WIND SHIELD
4. CONSTRUCTION OF RCC WIND SHIELD USING SLIPFORM TECHNOLOGY
5. FABRICATION AND ERECTION OF STEEL FLUE TUBES
6. PROVIDING ASH HOOPERS OF STRUCTURAL STEEL AT LOWEST LEVEL OF DUCT
7. PAINTING THE RCC WIND SHIELD
8. EARTHING AND LIGHTING SYSTEM INSIDE THE CHIMNEY
9. COAL HANDLING & FUEL HANDLING
10. INSTALLATION OF PINION TYPE OF LIFT INSIDE THE CHIMNEY
DESIGN OF RCC CHIMNEY
• The chimney is designed using working stress method.
• Minimum grade of Concrete shell is M30.• Minimum grade of concrete for
platform,foundation,shell,slabs and beams is M30.
• Maximum concrete placing temperature should not exceed 23 degree Celsius.
EXECUTION
EXECUTION
Pile point marking
Pile boring
Reinforcement cage loweringConcrete pouring
Piling
EXECUTION
Pile point marking
Pile boring
Reinforcement cage loweringConcrete pouring
Piling
EXECUTION
Pile point marking
Pile boring
Reinforcement cage loweringConcrete pouring
Piling
EXECUTION
Pile point marking
Pile boring
Reinforcement cage loweringConcrete pouring
Piling
FORM PANELS
Form Panels
Working Platform
Lifting Hydraulic jack
Curing
WORKING PLATFORM
Form Panels
Working Platform
Suspended Scaffolding
Lifting Hydraulic jack
Curing
HYDRAULIC JACK
Form Panels
Working Platform
Suspended Scaffolding
Lifting Hydraulic jack
Curing
CURING
Form Panels
Working Platform
Suspended Scaffolding
Lifting Hydraulic jack
Curing
DOCUMENTATION MAINTAINED AT SITE
DRAWINGSRCC POUR CARDCHECKLIST ISSUE SLIPMEASUREMENT BOOKREQUISITION SLIPDPRLABOUR REPORTBAR BENDING
SCHEDULE( BBS)
QUALITY
QUALITY POLICY
DOCUMENTATION USED AT QA AND QC LAB
• Concrete Requisition Slip• Concrete Pre Pour Inspection Report• Checklist For In-Place Reinforcement Form• Daily moisture correction report• Maximum dry density test• Cube report• Unit weight of steel
DAILY MOISTURE CORRECTION REPORT
SAFETY
SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT POLICY
DAILY ACTIVITIES
• Safety Induction Training for new employee
• Tool Box Meeting• Daily site report • Site supervision for Unsafe Act &
Conditions • Electrical connection check• Housekeeping check• PPE check
WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
• Safety Awareness training session for PRW, Supervisor & Engineers
• First-Aid box check• Vehicle check• Fire extinguisher check• Scaffolding check• Safety requirement check• Welding and Gas Cutting check• Store Room check• Site visit with Site Management
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES
• Labour colony visit • Water tank cleaning • Monthly Safety Performance Report• Accident/Incident Statistic Report• Monthly Safety Report• Safety Committee Meeting • Fire Mock Drill• First-Aid Mock Drill • Plant & machinery Check • Lifting Tool And Tackles check• Power Tool Inspection
OBSERVATIONS
• The project was running behind the schedule by more than 3 months.
• Planning was not done using the planning tools like MSP and PRIMAVERA.
• There was poor co-ordination between the site staff and head office staff.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS GAINED
• Construction work methodology of slipform technology and Piling.
• Preparing Control estimates and Bar bending schedules.
• To manage safety and quality at site.• To tackle various problems in mobilization
stage as well as execution stage of the project.
CONCLUSION
• Summer internship training was a wonderful experience.
• I understood the importance of planning and that the planning is realistic and achievable.
• The company gave good exposure to site work as well as office work which will definitely help me in future.
THANK YOU