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NAME OF WORK CONSTRUCTION OF HYDRO TECHNICAL STRUCTURES FOR PHASE-2 OF KKNPP TENDER NO. — NPCIL/KK3&4/CONST/CIVIL/PT/2016/18. Document Title TENDER STAGE PROPOSED SCHEME FOR TEMPORARY DYKE Document No. REL-KKNPR-MES-306-A-00009 Rev-00 RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV > (This document is indicative and for tender puepose only) CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL | erent | STRUCTURE FOR PHASE-2 | TEMPORARY DYKE The contract condition says that temporary dyke is to be completed by 12 months from letter of Intent. Excavated rock available at KKNPP Project site will be used. Construction Sequence: 1.5 kg ~ 1000 kg material will be dumped by end on dumping and profile will be corrected with backhoe on either side of the centerline of dyke. The crest width and height will be maintained a per approved cross section drawing. 2. On sea side, 1 Ton ~ 6 Ton rock will be placed as primary armouras per approved cross section drawing 3. Filter media of 40 mm ~ 120mm shall be placed 4, Then place the Geotextile membrane along the inside surface 5. Driving of sheet piles by vibro - hammer involves the following tasks: 2. Survey for fixing the alignment of sheet pile between the inner and outerbund b. Positioning of the sheet pile in the guide. © Driving of sheet pile 4. Cutting the projected length of the sheet pile beyond the specified level 6. Dump impermeable earth/clay as the core material ‘The required material of 1 kg to 1000 kg size rock material is available at a distance of 1.5 km from starting point & ending point of temporary dyke. Approximate materials required for Temporary Dyke are as below 1. Rock of 5 to 1000 kg = 6,85,500 MT = 4.57,000 cum, 2. Filter material 40 mm to 120 mm = 6,88,000MT = 43,000 cum 3. Amour stone of size 1000 kg to 6000 kg = 1,20,000MT = 75,000 cum, 4. Clay core = 1,95,000 cum, 5. Geotextite Membrane = 83,000 sqm, 6. Sheet pile = 1700 MT. 7. Toemound = 40,000 cum. Note- Above T & P will be used as and when required. Requirement given for resources are indicative and shall be deployed as per actual site requirements. (Doc No. RELKKNPH-MES-301..00009 | TENDER STAGE PROPOSED SCHEME FOR TEMPORARY | 20FS OYKE CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PHASE.2 NPCIL-KKNPP. UNIT 3&4 CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Mobilization of Quarry establishment, testing & approval = 3 months END ON dumping of 5 kg to 1000 kg material from site excavated material = 4" Month to?" Month = 4 months Placing primary armour -5"Month to7" Month = 3 months Filling clay material -6"Month to 9" month = 4 months Sheet pile driving - 6" Month to 9" month = 4 months Dewatering& Slush removal 10"to 12""month= 3 months. Cleaning 11"to 12" month = 2 months. Removal of Temporary Dyke from 50" to 60" Month = 11 months. EQUIPMENT PLANNING so ms 1. Peak progress required in Rock fil= = 9" = 6045 m3/ day 20.0 Clay fil = 222 — = 2,300 m3 / day 2. Loading at Stacking Yard x16 Tox0 CK 170 Excavator = = 3.56 nos Provide = 4 nos 2 xa Front end Loader 07 nos Provide = 3 nos Le Nos of dumper = +24 Provide 20 nos. Armour Stone Weight of armour stone Tto 6 MT. Doe No: RELKKNPH-MES-301-A.00009 | TENDER STAGE PROPOSED SCHEME FOR TEMPORARY 3 0F Rev 00 DYKE CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYOROTEGHNICAL NpcIL-KKNPP STRUCTURE FOR PHASE.2 Total = 75,000cum, 05,000 MT Daily requirements = 1,591 MT. Hourly progress = 99 MT. Provide dumpers of 30 T= 3 Nos Crane of 75 T capacity = 2 Nos. INITIAL DEWATERING After the construction of the temporary dyke, the primary water pumping out from the protected water area shall be performed. After pumping out the water from the entire area, slush inside the protected ‘area shall be removed. A drain along the perimeter shall be constructed along with minimum 4 sumps as per approved drawings for installation of maintenance dewatering pumps. MAINTENANCE OF TEMPORARY DYKE The maintenance activity shall be carried out for the duration till required after completion of construction of temporary dyke. BREACHING OF TEMPORARY DYKE AND ITS SUBSEQUENT COMPLETEREMOVAL, After completion of all the works within the temporary dyke area and erection of gates in the structures for isolation as per requirement, the temporary dyke shall be breached to provide a passage of about 50 1m for facilitating the towing of caissons. | Further complete removal of temporary dyke shall continue in accordance with the requirement of dyke for access to complete the breakwater dykes at the southern round head near caisson structures Bathymetric survey shall be conducted to ensure that all the materials are completely removed till the original sea bed. Doo No: RELKKNPH-MES-301-a.00009 | TENDER STAGE PROPOSED SCHEME FOR TEMPORARY 40FS Reva ‘OYKE RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROTECHNICAL ‘STRUCTURE FOR PHASE-2 NPCIL-KKNPP UNIT 384 Equipment required. Sr. Description No 2 Front End Loader 3 Dumper 4 Crane for Armour placing Not 1 CK 170 Excavator ‘bove T & P will be used as and when required. “) Numbers a 2 2B 2 and shall be deployed as per actual site requirements. Attachment: 1. Drawing no, REL-KKNPH-MES-301-A-00032, 2. Design details of temporary dike (IT approved document}, Doe no. (Doc No. REL KKNPH-MES-301-A.00009 Rev 00 DYKE: Requirement given for resources are indicative REL KKNPH-MES.201-A-00001, 00002(2 SHEETS) {EL-AKNPH-MES-301-A-0003 TENDER STAGE PROPOSED SCHEME FOR TEMPORARY 50F5) LAAT LL [_ - — a | NAME OF WORK CONSTRUCTION OF HYDRO TECHNICAL STRUCTURES FOR | PHASE-2 OF KKNPP TENDER NO. - NPCIL/KK3&4/CONST/CIVIL/PT/2016/18 DOCUMENT TITLE DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DIKE AT | KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, | TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA Doument No. REL-KKNPH-MES-301-A-00003 Rev-01 | RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV ADIVELU, (Ga. eT Ber SILAN Te AN SAHA CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-SALTSTROY.JV—_-HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KaNPr ronpr2 % CONTENTS 10 INTRODUCTION - 307} [LOCATION S0-[[SITE CONDITIONS ZF Bata Saves 32 [Waele Sr Tie Daa i 34 [Satine Ta z TL PoIRE DISTON 5 TE [Design Parana 3 42 [Mate for Contain iS 3.0 STABILITY ANALYSIS 12 Sabi Carpe Di is Go| | SCEPAGE ANALYSIS 16 6.1 | Finite Element Model - 16 62 | Maal Models Used WSEEPW ip 6 | Maal Papert m0 6:4 | Ress an Bisco 2 Tp ppEWaTTRING T-]SUMMIARY AND RECONMIENDATIONS 9.0} | APPENDIX GF [Desian of Dik Tordieat water ph 9.2 | Layout of Proposed Dike 9.3 Cr Seton Drawings oD Ct [as Sein a Bic Toro LIST OF FIGURES TP hoe rio OF KKNFP 20-| [HELD SURVEY Dr Tarts 30" | DESIGN OF WAVE TILIGHTT VSRETURNPERIOD TOP TIDAL CHART FOR THE VFAR-3008 30° [TOE STABILITY AS A FUNCTION OF RECATIVE TOF DEFTHT(HTH/TCTRTNT 607 [PLANTS MODEL FoR COMPOSITE DIT 70-[ [FINITE ELEMENT MESIITOR COMPOSITE DIRT 30 REMENTAL STRAINS OBSERVED INTHE DIRE 0.07 fP FACTOR OF SAFETY FOR COMPOSITE DIKE ii] | SFEPAGE ANALYSISSINITE ELEMENT MODEL FOR DIFFERENT SECTIONS TH [SFFPAGE-THROUGIT VARIOUS SECTIONS OF DIRT: LISTOF TABLE ta | [DESIGN WAVE HIEIGIT VS RETURN PERIOD 207 PP ROCK MATERIAL FOR CONSTRUCTION 30" MATERIAT PROBFRTIES CONSIDFRED FOR DIKE 40 [BOREHOLE CONSIDERED FOR DIFTERENT SECTIONS OF DIRE 50" | PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENT FLEMENT OF DIKES Revot KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVEL!, TAMILNADU - INDIA 20F 57 | ‘s Ye ‘CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KIKNPP tonne UNIT 384 0 SUMMARY OF SEEPAGE THROUGH DIFFERENT CROSS SECTIONS OF ] Doe NO REL KENP HRMS TOT-B- DOOOS Rov ot ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DIKE AT KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELL TAMILNADU -INDIA| 3.0F57 | RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV ‘CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PH-2 NPCIL-KKNPP UNIT 3&4 1.0 INTRODUCTION Two units (Units 3 & of 1000 MW capacity nuclear power plant (KKNPP) is proposedat Kudankulam in Radhapuram Taluk, Tirunelveli Distr temporary dike structure is proposed, |. Tamil Nadu.in order to facilitate the construction of intake structure. a 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS Kudankulam site (08°07 N and 77°34" E) is a evastal site on the shores of Gulf of Munnar located on the southeastern tip of India near Kanyakumari. tis located in Radhapuram Taluk of Tirunelveli District of Tamil Nadu state. It is about 26 km by road from Kanyakumari, The nearest Railway Stations and the other at Valliyoor which is about 27 km avi Disirict Road (MDR) from Kansakumari to Tiruehendur passing through Kudankulam vil from the site. The MDR joins National Highway No = 44 road from Nagercoil (approx 2 one at Kanyakumari both havin: broad gauge rail track, There is a Major 3 km at about 8 km north of Kanyakumari Site is accessible by ata distanc km) and from Kanyakumari. There are to airports viz Trivandrum and Tuticorin whieh are about 100 km from Kudankulam site Figure |: Location of KKNPP 3.0 SITE CONDITIONS, 3.1 BATHYMETRIC SURVEY A detailed survey of the area coveri distance of 1400 m alongshore and 1300m towards water was, the shore side an elevation is (+) 0.40m CD. The sea bed slope up to the water depth of (-) 10m is 0.0133. The water depth of 1 m increasing for each 100 m length towards sea indicating that profile has gentle slope of 0.01, This can result in run up of wave height ranging from Im to 3m and break close to the shore. The bathymetry chart is shown below. (Fig 2) ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY OKE AT IKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVEL!, TAMILNADU «INDIA Dae No-REL KRNPHNES-3O¥-A- GOODS ae 40FS7 CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KKNPP FOR PH? Liluluyfttat Teo Figure 2: Field survey details showing existing intake for Unit 1&2 & Doc No REL KKNPHIMES 301 A 00603 DESIGN OF TEMPORARY OE AT 7 Rovot x JLAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVEL! TAMILNADU - INIA ] CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NpCIL-KKNPP FOR PH2 3.2. WAVE CLIMATE For the design of temporary dike cross-sections. the life span of dike is to beconsidered as 10 years as per requirement of NPCIL. To design the temporary dike, wave hindeasting derive the various return periodvalues of the wave have been conducted. nd extreme value analysis studies to The extreme value analysis is generally used to find a reliable estimate of significant wave height from the series Wi) overa large record length or duration, T (ie., rare events). as this is expected 10 include the estimates in the uncertainty in the extreme values. This is achieved through generalized extreme value distribution (GEV) (Ref: An Introduction to Statistical Modeling of Extreme Values. “Stuart Coles” 2001), According to theory of the generalized extreme value (GEV) distribution the sample shoul! be s of annual maxima (AMD sampling method sed by means ‘The generalized extreme value (GEV) distribution has the cumulative distribution funetion (CDF) as: GEVOx Lo, Where. jh. 0 and & represent the location, seale and shape parameters of distribution, respectivelyand satisfy <4. Oand—» >.By setting the shape parameter, * one ean obtain the most common distributions like Gumbel (2-0), Frechet (2-0) and Weibull (£0). The 1/T yr wave height return value based on the GEV distribution model XT is given as w-Sfi-[os(t-2]]. rsx o Xr= GB) 1=ota[-oe(2~ Prior to fitting the dataset to the distribution, the block maximum approach is used i.e. say. daily maximum trom the six hourly spaced data can be a dataset to predict the return value over a longer period. say, annual. The maximum likelihood estimation method (MLM) is used to evaluate the parameters in GEV from the daily ‘maximum data. Once the cumulative distribution, F(W) is obtained from Eq.(1), the return value. WR . appearing once for NR. years. can be deduced by inversing the formula, for 6 =0 FUN) = M8760 “N, where, \¢ is the imerval of discrete of datg observations. ‘Doe NoREL KANPH NES SOTA CO0S 07 DESIGN OF TENPORARY DKE AT Revo! KUOANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA 6 0FS7 CONSTRUCTION OF NPCIL-KKNPP RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE UNIT 3&4 FOR PH.2 Jat, Hs have been assessed for return From the given time series, the retum values WR for significant wave hel periods of S. 10. 25. 50 and 100 years. It is to be noted that these extremes considered are for the non-cyelonic conditions. The above theory is coded in MATLAB program to find the probability of design wave height for various return periods, The 20 year wave data (Irom 1995 to 2014) collected from ECMWF (European Center for ting) ~ ERA imerim are used as the input data forthe analysis, Medium range Weather For studies indicatedvarious retum period values as shown in the Table land (and return period is shown figure 3 below which: Table 1: Design wave height with retum period Return Period Probability F Tas 1 uF 7 T9001 = cs “19600 3 1 5 THRO 390 100 0.9900 348 Retwm Period Years) FS (Qe 25 28 27 28 29 3 31 32 33 34 35 36 Helm Y Figure 3: Design wave height Vs Return period oe Wo RELRRNES IT Coad DESIGN OF TEMPORARY ORE AT corer Revot KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA ‘CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KKNPP FOR PH-2 UNIT 3&4 33 TIDE DATA The Tidal levels at Kudankulam with respect 1 Chart Datum (CD), as per Hydrographic Chart, are as follows: Mean High Water Spring (+)0.70.m CD Mean High Water Neap (048m cD Mean Sea Level (041 mp Mean Low Water Neap (+) 0.32 m CD Mean Low Water Spring (0.06 m CD. It was concluded that the average spring and neap tidal ranges are (=) 0.7 m CD and (+) 0.06 m CD respectively ‘The tidal range is relatively low compared to the northern pact of the Indian coast, which in turn would restrict the influence of tdaleurrents. The tidal chart for the ye F 2008 from Kudankulam coast is shown in fig 4 below 0.40 woe Sw Ra Time (hours) Figure 4: Tidal chart for the year 2008 34 SEDIMENT TRANSPORT ‘The currents near the river mouths are greatly influenced by tides. Wind andseasonal circulation pattern mostly dominate the r the open coastwithin 2 km from the coastline. Currents beyond 2 km distance from thecoastline are once a nificantly influenced by tides. The long shore currentspeed is relatively moderate (= 0.1 m’s) throughout the year along the coast ofKudankulam in the Gulf of Mannar area. The entire cast coast of India facing the & ( Doc No REL KxNPH NES S07 A co008 DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DKE AT Revo! KUOANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU- INDIA 8OFS7 | CONSTRUCTION OF ] REANCE-BALTSTROV WV | HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPIL eer | toners phenomenon of northerly currents along themainlund and westerly current along Rameshwaram ereate a zone. wherein, mostof the littoral drift will get deposited. Only a fractional proportion is expected tomove from this region by tide induced currents towards the Pak Bay In the Kudankulam area, ony occur in a uniform pattern. For a beyond 2 kin from the coastline, the depth of thewater exceeds 15m and the currents it of theyear, the long shore currents are eastward and for the remainin; 40 cms) towardseast. when they occur westward orvery weak, The lon during SW monsoon period. The average width of thebeach in the Kudankulam area is 25m and the western part of the be: tly sloping down thom shorehevit shore instability exists at Kudankulam site area. as protrudi shore currents are stronger (ave Jn is comparatively steeper than the eastern region.It has also been observed that the sea basin i: Wg a depth of 1S m at a distance of about 2 km trom the coastline, Nopotential of ack Out erops are present all along the coast protecting the shore from erosion, Alsa.no historieal shore erosion has been recorded in this area, The seabed is rockyand theretire there is a limited supply of littoral mate ial. Based on Mathematiealmodel studies cartied out by CWPRS. the littoral drift for the Kudankulam coastis estimated to be varying from 0.05 to 1 106 m3 per year 4.0 DESIGN OF DIKE, The design of dikeis done based on CIRIA rock manual, SPM 1984 and CEM. 4.1 DESIGN PARAMETERS Design wave Design water depth = contour level ~ MHWS » Storm Su Design Wave Height Maximum wave height (H, Significant wave height (Hs) forthe calculation of Armour weight Ho Hage! 18 Crest Elevation Crest Elevation = MHWS + Storm Surge ~ Run up + Free board For Run-up calculation Surf similarity parameter OR Wave breaker parameter ( & ): fan a INN ‘Doc No REL KANPH IES 307-0 00005 ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DEAT 9 0FS7 KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVEL! TAMILNADU - INDIA, - ‘CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE | NPCIL-KKNPP FOR PH? | Som = on eT: Mean wave period (Ty) ~ 10 see Run-up (Ru) = 1.97 x Hs. for 3.1 7 (as per CEM Chapter 5 ~ Part 4 ~ Page, No: VI-S-18) Reduction factor = 0.5 0 0.55 (As per Table VI- Page no V+ 11 given in CEM) for? layer of Armour Reduced wave Run-up = Run-up calculated \ Reduction factor Crest width (By = 1 KsDs( Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I~ EQN 7-120) Where. n= 3¢minimum) Ka ayer Co-eft SPM 1984 VOL I= Table 7-13) Dy = OW WS Armour layer According to Van der Meer formula, (CIRIA ROCK MANUAL} ut fl th -07(K peo AD, 50 - sys Where. Hs = DesignWaveHeight in meters Kp stability Co-efficient =4(For breaking and non-breakingWave), sd for intermediate damage (Table 5.23 in CIRIA manual) Cow A =Sr-1 Ds» = Diameter of armour stone Weight of armour stone (Wsi) Ws) =(Ds)'x Wr Wr = UnitWeightofStone: 651/n ‘Doe NOEL KENPHMESIOTA- 00005 DESIGN OF TEMPORARY OIKE AT Revol KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA 100F 57 NPCIL-KKNPP UNIT3. 84 CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PH.2 The thickness of the armour Layer (1) =n KuDs(Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I~ EQN 7-121) n 2 Ky Layer Co-efficient (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL {I = Table 7: Day = Os Wry Toe mound The size of stone in toe mound is taken as M592. (Median of 75% to 125%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I] - Fig: 7-116) Do WW)! Where we of toe stone Were unit weightof toe stone 2,65 Tm Foe Width =n Ky Ds (Ret As per number 5 in ps Ky ayer coefficient = 1 (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il — Table 7-13) 7-238, using SPM 1984 VOL I~ EQN 7- 20) Voeheight =n Ky D. (Ref: As per number 5 in page 7-238, using SPM 1984 VOL Il = EQN 7-121) n Ka = Layer coefficien (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il Table 7-13) Core The core material shall be ke to 1000 ky as per NPCIL Technical Specification Filter layer The filter layer should be W/4000 to W/6000, (Ref SPM 1984 VOL Il - Fi The various designed cross sections of the dike are shown in APPENDIX, 7-116) Dae NORE RITES SGOT SESE GF EWPORSGY DNERT hors? Rev ot KUOANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVEL! TANILNADU - INDIA RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV ‘CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PH.2 NPCIL-KKNPP. UNIT 3&4 4.2 MATERIAL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF DIKE The following materials are has to be sd for different layer shown in Tabl Table 2: Rock materials for the construction Description Weight of the stones Armour GR-A Test GR-B ywsT GRC [Heal Toe Mound GR-E VSwIt GR-F 132357 GR-G Dost Core Ske to 1000 ke Fitter 30mm to 120 mm © Clay core ‘* Geo-Membrane — as per NPCIL tender requirement * Sheet Pile ~Z" section type of sheet pile AZ 12: refusal $0 STABILITY ANALYSIS. Stability of armour and toe sections is eal calculated usi Sl Stabil The stability of armour section is checked using the formula iy of armour lay 70 as per EN 10249Projecti lated based on CIRIA he finite element software PLAXIS, er (As per CIRIA guidk ne) H, 1 a N,= = 0.7 (Kycotayssz2> Paso Where N= Stability number sted by Vander Meer (19885) (CIRIA ~ pp 5 into sea bed tll crall stability of the dike is Doe NO-REL KENPHMES-30T-A- 00008 | revor DESIGN OF TEMPORARY a aT KUOANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA 120F 57 ‘CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PH-2 NPCIL-KKNPP UNIT 3&4 ho > Stability coetticient (=4) Slope angle (cor «=1.5) S- Damage parameter (~ 5) Lot $8.2 Stabil 'y of toe protection (As per CIRIA guideline) Toe stability is checked fir the eritieal section (-) 6.6 m CD using a plot suggested by CIRIA. Figure [4 is plotted between (hy h)and (HAD). Where (Hy ADyoo} is Known as stability number ~Colmimmdtonguag Po TOF 10 Depth- limited conditions +} © 0-3% DH x 3-10% DH — 3-10% DHI 0 >20% DH © >20% DH SPM (H,) = SPM (Ho) HY/NDo = 0012 6.06 Runsup Ru) LOT NHs for3.1 “307 (as per CEM Chapter Part Page. No: VIES=18) Rum-up (Ru Reduction factor OS W088 (AS per Table VI-S-3, Page no VIS-1] given in CEM) for? layer of Armour Reduced wave Runsup = Run-up calculated s Reduction factor Reduced wave Run-up 19m Crest Elevation =()41mCD. Adopt the crest elevation of (+) 4.1. m CD. TWIDTH: & Doc No REL-KKNPH MES JOTA’ O00 GN OF TEMPORARY DRE AT KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWWER PLANT. TIRUNELVEL|, TANILNADU - INDIA 29 0F 57 ‘CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE MONT ee | FOR PH.2 Crest Width (B) Ky Ds (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II EQN 7-120) n= Ks yer coefficient = | (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL IL - Table 7-13) Crest Width (B) 21m Adopt the crest width of 20.0m as per tender requirement ARMOUR THIC! The thickness of the Armour Layer (T) can be calculated ay T =nkyDs (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II - EQN 7-121) Ky = Layer coefficient 1 1am So Provide Armour Layer 1.8 m Thickness, TOF MOUND The size of stone in toe mound is taken as Wy/2. (Median of 75% to 125%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II - Fig: 7-116) Provide 0.5 to 1 T well graded quarry stones. Dam (WW)! Where. W = weight of toe stone Wr> unit weight of toe stone Ds = 0.59 m Toe Width =n Ky Dsn (Ref: As per number 5 in page 7-238, using SPM 1984 VOL Il - EQN 7-120) noe Ky wer coefficient = 1 (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il Table 7-13) Toevwith 18m Adopt the Toe width of 2.1 m, Tocheight =n Ky Dsy (Ref: As per number 5 in page 7-238. using SPM 1984 VOL II ~ EQN 7-121) a Das NORELRENPRNES IOV A: OOOO DESIGN OF TEMPORARY ORE AT ] Revot KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA 300F 57 CONSTRUCTION OF NPCIL-KKNPP RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE toes UNIT 3&4 a 2 Ky = Layer coefficient = | (Ref SPM 1984 VOL I~ Table 7-13) Toeheight = 1.18m Adopt the Toe height of 14 m CORE LAYER: Provide 5 Ky to 1000 Kg well graded quarry stones. FILTER LAYER : The filter layer should be W/4000 to W6000.(Median of 30% to 170° (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II - Fig: 7-116) Provide 0.5 m thickness of 1 to 100 ke (1 mm to 120: mm) DESIGN OF DIKE AT (-) 5.6 m CD (SECTION 4) INPUT DATA: Mean Sea level =) 04mCD Mean high water spring level (MHWS) = (0.7m CD. Contour level 6meD Strom su = 1.0m Design high water level (DHWL) cL7mep Sea side slope LLs Le side slope Ls Free board osm water depth = Contour level + DUWL = 56417 water depth =73m Maximum wave height, Hs = 0.78 x Design water depth = 0.78 7.3 =5.69m icant Wave Height Hy for the calculation of Armour Weight revo rvoannutan nue POWER PLANT RURELICU,TAMLMAOU-NOA s10F 87 CONSTRUCTION OF NPCIL-KKNPP RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE TON pre UNIT 3&4 Ho = Haas LS HL =3.16m Adopt significant wave height of 3.19 m for 10 year return period as per probability distribution According to Van der Meer formula, (CIRIA ROCK MANUAL) u Hort apeonu sh! AD, 50 Where. p= 4 Tor permeable core (breaking or Non-breaking wave ~ Page no 566 in CIRIA) Sd = 5 for intermediate damage (Table 5.23 in CIRIA manual) Diameter of armour stone Dy = 1.24 m Weight of armour WS0 = (Du) ¥ 2.65 Adopt 4 to 6 T of armour unit (Median of 73% to 125%) CREST ELEVATION: The Crest Elevation above the maximum high water fine Crest Elevation MHWS +H, + Run-up + Free board Surf simitarity parameter OR Wave breaker parameter (2) Ty = 10s Soe =0.02 é 47 Run-up (Ru) LOTNHs for 3b go? (as per CEM Chapter 5 ~ Part 4 Page. No: VIS-I8) Run-up (Ru) = 628 Reduction factor 0.5 100.85 (As per Table VI-5-3, Page no VI-5-11 given in CEM) for? layer of Armour Doe No REL-KENPHANES OTA OOOO DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DIKE AT Revot KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA, 320F 57 RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV CONSTRUCTION OF ] HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PH-2 NPCIL-KKNPP UNIT 3.& 4 Reduced wave Run-up Reduced wave Run-up Crest Elevation = Run-up calculated x Reduction factor 3m =(953mcD Adopt the erest elevation of (+) 5.9 m CD. CREST WIDTH Crest Width (B) =n Ky Ds (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL IL Ky EQN 7-120) ent = | (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I = Table 7-13) Crest Width (B) 8m Adopt the crest width of 20.0m as per tender requirement. ARMOUR THIC! The thickness of the Armour Layer (I) can be calculated as To =nkyDs (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I EQN 7-121) So Provide Armour Li DE MOUND The size of stone in toe mound is taken as H's, /2, (Median of 7 Ky =Layer coefficient T 24m er 2.4 m Thickness 5% to 125%) (Ref. SPM 1984 VOL Il - Fig: 7-116) Provide 2 3 T well Dy= aww)! Where W = weight of toe stone Wr unit weight of toe stone Da 1.0m Toe Width =n Ky Ds led quarry stones. 2.65 Tim (Ref: As per number 5 in page 7-238. using SPM 1984 VOL II EQN 7-120) Doc Na RELKENPH MES J07-& 00003 Revol DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DIKEAT KUOANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELL, TAMILNADU - INDIA SS ar CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYOROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KKNPP FOR PH Ky = Layer coefficient = 1 (Ref SPM 1984 VOL II - Table 7-13) Toewidth = 3.0m Adopt the Toe width of 34m, Tocheight =n Ky Day (Ref: As per number 5 in page 7-238, using SPM 1984 VOL I~ EQN 7-121) n Ky = Layer coefficient = 1 (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II ~ Table 7-13) Tocheight = 2.0m Adopt the Toe height of 2.3 m. CORE LAYER: Provide 5 210 1000 K, auled quiarty stones. FI ER LAY The filter layer should be W/4000 to W/6000,(Median of 30% to 170%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II - Fig: 7-116) Provide 0.5 m thickness of 1 to 100 kg 40 mm to 120 mm), DESIGN OF DIKE AT (-) 6.6 m CD (SECTION 10) N Mean Sea level )04mCD Mean high water spring level (MHWS) +)0.7mCD Contour level -) 6.6m CD Strom surge 1om Design high water level (DHWL) = 17med Sea side slope 1s Lee side slope Irs Free board =05m DESIGN WA‘ Design water depth Contour level + DHWL =6.6+ 1.7 Design water depth 83m hy ‘Doc No REL-KKNPH-MES-301-A- 00003 ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DIKE AT 340F 57 ] Revol KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA CONSTRUCTION OF NPCIL-KKNPP RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV -—=_« HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE | cat $ UNIT 384 Maximum wave height. Hy, = 0.78 Design water depth 7883 = 647m Significant Wave Height Hs for the calculation of Armour Weight H, oF 3.19 m for 10 sear return period as per probab Adopt significant wave hi ity distribution According to Van der Meer formula, (CIRIA ROCK MANUAL) Where, Ko= 4 for permeable core (breaking or Non-breaking wave ~ Page no 566 in CIRIA) Sd = $ for intermediate damave (Table 5.23 in CIRIA manual) Diameter of armour stone Day = 124m. Weight of armour WS0 = (Ds,)' \ 2.65 i Adopt 4 to 6 T of armour unit (Median of 75% to 125%) CREST ELEVATION: The Crest Elevation above the maximum high water line Crest Elevation = MHWS = H, + Ru p+ Free board Surf similarity parameter OR Wave breaker parameter ( ): los 0.02 é 471 Run-up (Ru) L97N Hy for3.1 nore] fort UDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT TIRUNELVELI TAMILNADU NDIA ‘CONSTRUCT! RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KKNPP HNICAL S UNIT384 ‘Sd = 5 for intermediate damage (Table 5 in CIRIA manual) Diameter of armourstone Dyy = 0.9 m Weiaht of armour WSO ~ (Dg) x 265 221 Adopt 1 to 3 T of armour unit (Median of The Crest Elevation above the maximum high water line Crest Elevation = MHWS +H, + Run-up + Free board Surf similarity parameter OR Wave breaker parameter (§) : . me Ty 10s ois 6-58 Rutrup (Ru) LOTS Hs for31S7 (as por CEM Chapter 5 ~ Part 4~ Page. No: VIS-18) Run-up (Ru) ” Reduetion factor 05 woss (As per Table VES. Pag 11 given in CEM) for2 layer of Armour Reduved wave Rump = Run-up calculated» Reduction fstor Reduced wave Runsup =23m Crest Elevation =()40mCD Adopt the erest elevation of (+) 4.9 m CD crest Winn D6 NORECRRPRESSOT EOE DESIGN OF TENPORARY OWEAT mora] Revot KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA - - CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE neeenpe UNIT3 84 FOR PH-2 Crest Width (B) = Ky Diu (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il — EQN 7-120) n 33 Ky = Layer coefficient = 1 (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I~ Table 7-13) Crest Width (BY = 2.7m Adopt the erest width of 20,0m as per tender requirement ARMOUR THICKNE The thickness of the Armour Layer (1) can be calculated as Po =nky Ds (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II EQN 7-121) K Layer coefficient = 1 18m So Provide Armour Layer 1.8 m Thickness, TOR MOUND, The size of stone in toe mound is taken as 15/2. (Median of 75% to 125%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il - Pig: 7-116) Provide 0.5 to 1 T well graded quarry stones. Da= WwW! Where, W = weight of toe stone Wr> unit weight of toe stone = 2.65 Tim Ds)= 0.75 m Toe Width =n Ky Dsy (Ref! As per number 5 in p using SPM 1984 VOL I~ EQN 7-120) no =3 Ka = Layer coefficient = 1 (Refi SPM 1984 VOL Il — Table 7-13) Toewidth 3m Adopt the Toe width of 2.6 m. Toeheight =n Ky Day (Ref. As per number 5 in page 7-238, using SPM 1984 VOL II EQN 7-121) [Doe No REL KRNPHNES 07-5 C0003 DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DEAT wsoFs7 | Revor KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELL TAMILNADU-FADA. | ONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FOR PH.2 NPCIL-KKNPP. UNIT 3&4 n Ky ayer coefficient = 1 (Ref; SPM 1984 VOL I~ Table 7-13) Tocheight = 1.5m Adopt the Toe height of 1,7 m. CORE VER: Provide 5 Kg to 1000 Kg well graded quarry stones. TER LAY The filter layer should be W/4000 to W/6000.(Median of 30% to 170%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il - Fig: 7-116) Provide 0.5 m thickness of 1 to 100 kg (40 mm tw 120 mm), Di GN OF DIKE AT (-) 3.1. m CD (SECTION 7) INPUT DATA: Mean Sea level +)04mCD Mean high water spring level (MHWS) =)0.7 med Contour level ()3.1mcD Strom surg. =10m Des water level (DHWL) =() 1.7 med Seaside slope LeLs Lee side slope = 11S Free board osm NWA Design water depth = Contour level + DHWL B4+L7 Design water depth 5.8m Maximum wave hy It, Has 0.78 x Design water depth = 0,785.8 374m 1. Hy for the calculation of Armour Weight Significant Wave Hi H, Hoyos! 18 Ho =2.08m & Boe NO REL KENPHMES 307-0008 ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY OKE AT Rev ot KuOAMULAUNUCLERPOMEREUANT TAURELELTaMLMAoU-now | #0F57| "CONSTRUCTION OF 7 RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTEGHNICAL STRUCTURE. NPCIL-KKNPP UNIT 3&4 FOR PH.2 Adopt significant wave height of 2.08 m, According to Van der Meer formula, (CIRIA ROCK MANUAL) u. V8 5018 ant xp cone Ss AD, ° for permeable core (lr 5 for intermediate damage or Non-breakin, (Table 5.23 in CIRIA manual) Diameter of armour stone Dy 0.8m no $66 in CIRIAY of armour WS0 = (Da) ¥ 2.65 =147 Adopt | to 3 T of armour unit (Median of 75% to 125%) REST. TION The Crest Elevation above the maximum high water line Crest Elevation MHWS +11, Run-up + ree board Surt'similarity parameter OR Wave breaker parameter ( § Jane T 10s = 0.013 é 581 Run-up (Ru) LOTS Hs for 3.1 Ge 7 {as per CEM Chapter 5 ~ Part 4- Page. No: VI-S-18) Run-up (Ru) Ad Reduction factor 0.510055 (As per Table VI Page no VI-SeI1 given in CEM) for 2 layer of Armour Reduced wave Run-up = Run-up calculated x Reduction factor ‘Doc No REL WANPHIMES SOTA 00005 Revo! ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY OIKE AT a5 oFs7] KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR BOWER PLANT TIRUNELVELL TAMILNADU INDIA | 1 SONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNIGAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-ckNPP | | ToRPRa : Reduced wave Run-up dom Crest Elevation )42mcD Adopt the crest elevation of (+) 4.4m CD CREST WIDTH: Crest Width (B) | =n Ky Ds (Ref SPM 1984 VOL IL - BON 7-120) no =3 Ky = Layer coefficient = 1 (Rel: SPM 1984 VOL I~ Table 7-13) Crest Width (B) 4m Adopt the crest width of 20,0m as per tender requirement, ARMOUR THICKNES The thickness of the Armour Layer (1) can be calculated as T =nkyDs (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II = EQN 7-121) So Provide Armour Layer [8 m Thickness, TOE MOUND The size of stone in toe mound is taken as W’sy/2. (Median of 75% to 125%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II - Fig: 7-116) Provide 0.5 to IT well graded quay stones Da- WiWr)! Where, W = weight of toe stone We= unit weight of toe stone = 2.63 Tim? Day= 0.64 m Toe Width =n Ks Ds (Ref: As per number 5 in pas n 3 Ka Layer coefficient = 1 7-238, using SPM 1984 VOL I~ EQN 7-120) ‘Doe No-REL-KENPHMESIOT-A- D000 DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DIKE AT Revor KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA 46 OF 57 CONSTRUCTION OF : RELIANCE-BALTSTROY.W__-HYOROTECHNICAL STHUCTURE NPoIL- aN FOR PH-2 38 (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I~ Table 7-13) Toewidth = = 1.9m Adopt the Toe width of 2.3 m. Toeheight =n Ky Ds (Ref: As per number 5 in page 7-238. using SPM 1984 VOL I EQN 7-121) no =2 Ky = Layer coefficient = 1 (Ref! SPM 1984 VOL I~ Table 7-13) Toeheight = 1.3m Adopt the Toe height of 1.5 m. ORE LAYER: Provide aed quarry stones, The filter layer should be W/4000 to W/6000,(Median of 30% to 170%) (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL II - Fig: 7-116) 40 mm to 120 mm). Provide 0.5 m thickness of | to 100 ky iN Dae No REL RENPH MES 301 A- 0003 DESIGN OF TEMPORARY ORE AT Rev ot supa nucLEA® OVER LWT TRURELVE! TAMILNADU NOK wor] RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV ‘CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KKNPP TonPno UNIT 3&4 DESIGN OF DIKE AT (-) 1.05 m CD (SECTION 8) UT DATA: Mean Sea level Mean high water spring level (MHWS) Contour ler Strom surge =()04mCD +)0.7mCD -) 1.05 m CD Om Design high water level (DHWL) 4) 17 med Sea side slope has Lee side slope srs Free board 08m DESIGN WAV Design water depth Contour level + DHWL 10s + 1.7 Design water depth 2.75m Maximum wave he! Hana = 0.78 x Design water depth = 0.18 2.75 15m cant Wave Height Hs for the calculation of Armour Weight H fas / 18 Ho = 119m Adopt significant wave height of 1.19 m. According to Van der Meer formula, (CIRIA ROCK MANUAL) 1 Wyo =07{Kpeota > 968 Where, Ko=4 for permeable core (breaking or Non-breaking wave ~ Page no 566 in CIRIA) Sd = 5 for intermediate damage (Table 5.23 in CIRIA manual) Diameter of armour stone Dsy 0.46 m Weight of armour WS0 = (Da) x =03T Adopt | to 3 T of armour unit (Median of 75% to 12: Doc NoREL KENPANES ITA 00005 Revot %) DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DEAT ~ 8 0F 57 KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU - INDIA RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV CREST ELEVATION: The Crest Elevation above the maximum h Crest Elevation Surf similarity parameter OR W Run-up (Ruy CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE MPCIL-KKNPP FOR PH-2 water line IWS +H, + Run-up + Free board .e breaker parameter ( & ) v los 6,007 LOT Hs for 3.1 G67 (as per CEM Chapter 5 ~ Part 4~ Page. No: VIS-18) Ruo-up (Ruy Reduction factor (AS per Table VIS-3. Pa Reduced wave Run-up Reduced wave Run-up Crest Elevation no V = 0.5 100.85 11 given in CEM) for 2 layer of Armour Run-up calculated s Reduction factor Lam =(4)3.4m CD Adopt the crest elevation of (+) 2.9 m CD. CREST WIDTI Crest Width (B) KyDs (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL Il ~ EQN 7-120) no 83 Kg = Layer coefficient = | (Ref: SPM 1984 VOL I Cre [Doc No REL-KKNPH-MES-307-A- 00003 | Revor Table 7-13) Width (By =l4am QQ DESIGN OF TEVPORARY DKEAT aoors7 KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELL TANILNADU - INDIA RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE UNTO es FOR PH.2 Adopt the erest width of 20.0m as per tender requirement. ARMOUR THICKNESS: The thickness of the Armour Layer (T) can be calculated as To =nks Ds (Ref SPM 1984 VOL II EQN 7-121) Layer coefficient ro =10m So Provide Armour Layer 1.8m Thickness. CORE LAYER: Provide 5 Ky to 1000 Ky well graded quarry stones. FILTER LAYER, The filter layer should be W/4000 to W/6000.( Median of 30% to 170%) (Refi SPM 1984 VOL II - Fig: 7-116) ( Doe No RELKRNPHMES 07 A 00005 Revo} ‘DESIGN OF TEMPORARY DEAT KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. TIRUNELVELI, TAMILNADU. noi 500857 | —— ‘CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYOROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE NPCIL-KKNPP: UNITIe 4 92 PLAN LAYOUT Layout of Dike structure sw) By _ ~ CONSTRUCTION OF | reuancearrammor.v | sronsitctgar stmucTURE era | ea 9.3 CROSS SECTION AL DRAWINGS ewour — 1 0 37 20.0 _g)240m _g 10.40 CORE STONE Seg to 2000ke [CROSS SECTION = sain - was [woe - 25% EOIN) cone sro ots Tew co CROSS SECTION -2 ELENA OT 520787 ‘CONSTRUCTION OF NPCILKKNE? | RELIANCE-BALTSTROY JV HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE UNIS FOR PH? CRONS SECTION CROSS SECTION comps | OFS? g | CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE-BALTSTROY WV HYOROTECHNICAL STRUCTURE FORPH2 NPCILKKNEP UNITS CROSS SECTION = 10 ROSS SECTION. § ~ unarc.na nucLEss SOWER ALN TONE VEU TAWLMAOU- NO S80F 57 Age CONSTRUCTION OF RELANCE-BALTSTROVI | HYORSTECHNICAL STRUCTURE Neat Kiee FOR PH-2 UNITS BS Fens OD) ve wou - ee [Oy wou eat [wou tat (wen - ost 7 coresronesie LEROSS SECTION 7 I WSR TT aeRO — consTaucrion oF Nc KAP RELIANCEBALISTROYV | HYOROTECHINIGAL STAUCTURE tars ror soo [sew - 1 tea x 18g tt2.90m (1 90m e _«! 20.89 pyc = [7] armour - 1 to 37 20.0 18 (240m oo Leg “Etayo4om [LD] core stonesket stots a 88 mons SECTION=0

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