Mr Shi
Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON
Coursework hand-out cover sheet
Session 2012-13
Course
CEGE3005 Civil Engineering Materials
Title of coursework
Concrete for bored piles project Type
Member of staff
Dr Yun Bai
Submission on or before
17.00 Friday 25 January 2013
Submission procedure
in coursework box near Departmental Office
The assessment will be based on the standard of presentation, the accuracy of calculations/graphs etc. and the completeness, relevance and conciseness of the discussion and conclusions.
Assessment criteria
If the presentation is of an unacceptably low standard, the report will be returned unmarked. Overall grades A+,A,A-,B,C and D are passes. Grade F is a failure, and the report can be revised and resubmitted if desired; if then satisfactory, a grade D will be awarded.
Penalty for late submission Date and method of return after marking
• •
zero marks
via personal tutors during first half of third term
Details of the work required and the contents of the submission are included in the hand-out During your work you should take pay full attention to the information in the Departmental booklet “Notes on preparation, production and submission of coursework”
1
CEGE3005 Civil Engineering of Materials
Project 3 Concrete for bored piles
Concrete is required for the bored piles for the foundations of a new motorway bridge in the North-East of England. The piles are 35m deep and 600mm diameter. They have a design life of 75 years and the concrete is to be strength class C30/37. The contractor has stated that it would be helpful to the construction sequence if a cube compressive strength of 35 MPa is achieved at 5 days. The results of the analysis of groundwater taken from the location are given in Appendix 1 Details and test results from available sources of aggregates, Portland cement and fly ash are given in Appendices 2 and 3. You
Coursework hand-out cover sheet
Session 2012-13
Course
CEGE3005 Civil Engineering Materials
Title of coursework
Concrete for bored piles project Type
Member of staff
Dr Yun Bai
Submission on or before
17.00 Friday 25 January 2013
Submission procedure
in coursework box near Departmental Office
The assessment will be based on the standard of presentation, the accuracy of calculations/graphs etc. and the completeness, relevance and conciseness of the discussion and conclusions.
Assessment criteria
If the presentation is of an unacceptably low standard, the report will be returned unmarked. Overall grades A+,A,A-,B,C and D are passes. Grade F is a failure, and the report can be revised and resubmitted if desired; if then satisfactory, a grade D will be awarded.
Penalty for late submission Date and method of return after marking
• •
zero marks
via personal tutors during first half of third term
Details of the work required and the contents of the submission are included in the hand-out During your work you should take pay full attention to the information in the Departmental booklet “Notes on preparation, production and submission of coursework”
1
CEGE3005 Civil Engineering of Materials
Project 3 Concrete for bored piles
Concrete is required for the bored piles for the foundations of a new motorway bridge in the North-East of England. The piles are 35m deep and 600mm diameter. They have a design life of 75 years and the concrete is to be strength class C30/37. The contractor has stated that it would be helpful to the construction sequence if a cube compressive strength of 35 MPa is achieved at 5 days. The results of the analysis of groundwater taken from the location are given in Appendix 1 Details and test results from available sources of aggregates, Portland cement and fly ash are given in Appendices 2 and 3. You