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VOLUME 2
SECTION 2
HIGHWAY STRUCTURES
DESIGN:
(SUBSTRUCTURES,
SPECIAL STRUCTURES
AND MATERIALS)
SPECIAL STRUCTURES
PART 6
BD 12/01
DESIGN OF CORRUGATED STEEL
BURIED STRUCTURES WITH SPANS
GREATER THAN 0.9 METRES AND UP
TO 8.0 METRES
SUMMARY
This Standard covers the design and construction
requirements for corrugated steel buried structures with
spans greater than 0.9 metres and up to 8.0 metres.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
This revised Standard is to be incorporated in the
Manual.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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steel buried structures with spans greater than 0.9 metres and up to 8.0
metres.
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VOLUME 2
SECTION 2
HIGHWAY STRUCTURES
DESIGN:
(SUBSTRUCTURES,
SPECIAL STRUCTURES
AND MATERIALS)
SPECIAL STRUCTURES
PART 6
BD 12/01
DESIGN OF CORRUGATED STEEL
BURIED STRUCTURES WITH SPANS
GREATER THAN 0.9 METRES AND UP
TO 8.0 METRES
Contents
Chapter
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Introduction
Design Principles
Design Loads
Design Load Effects
Strength Parameters
Ultimate Limit State Requirements
Serviceability Limit State Requirements
Durability
Excavation and Filling
Handling and Installation
End Treatment
Overlying Reinforced Concrete Slab
Concrete Invert Paving for Closed Invert
Structures
Carriageway Drainage
Multiple Installations
Technical Requirements and Design Checklist
References
Enquiries
Annex A
Annex B
Annex C
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Chapter 1
Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 This Standard gives the design and construction
requirements for corrugated steel buried structures that
act compositely with the surrounding material to resist
loading. It describes the procedures to be followed that
permit the Contractor to choose a proprietary structure
that meets the Overseeing Organisations requirements.
It follows the principles of BD 12/95 and requires a
current Type Approval Certificate for all corrugated
steel buried structures, updates durability requirements
and clarifies the requirements in regard to excavation
and filling, handling and installation and end treatment.
Further clarification is made to the presentation of the
formulae given in this document.
closed circular
b.
c.
Equivalence
1.2 The construction of corrugated steel buried
structures will normally be carried out under
contracts incorporating the Specification for
Highway Works (MCHW1). In such cases products
conforming to equivalent standards or technical
specifications of other states of the European
Economic Area and tests undertaken in other states
of the European Economic Area will be acceptable
in accordance with the terms of Clauses 104 and
105 in Series 100 of that Specification. Any
contract not containing these Clauses must contain
suitable clauses of mutual recognition having the
same effect regarding which advice should be
sought.
Scope
1.3 This Standard covers bolted segmental
corrugated steel buried structures, with spans
greater than 0.9 metres and up to 8 metres, which
are straight in plan, and which are of:
bolted segmental construction with cross sections
being:
(i)
closed circular
(ii)
closed multi-radii
(iii)
circular arch; or
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Approval Procedure
Contract/Design Procedure
1.5 Corrugated steel buried structures are
proprietary manufactured structures and the design
and contractual procedures required by Standard
SD4 (MCHW 0.2.4) shall be followed.
1.6 All bolted segmental and helically wound
corrugated steel buried structures and their
components require a current Type Approval
Certificate (MCHW1 Clause 104.9). Helically
wound corrugated steel buried structures and their
components shall also have a current British Board
of Agrment, Roads and Bridges, Certificate or
equivalent (MCHW1 Clauses 104.5 and 104.6) for
the end-use described in this Standard. The British
Board of Agrment (BBA) Certificate or
equivalent shall include guaranteed minimum
lockseam tensile strengths satisfying the
requirements of Annex C of this Standard.
1.7 Prior to being offered on a Contract, the
manufacturer of the corrugated steel buried
structure shall have obtained a Type Approval
Certificate from The Highways Agency. The
procedure for obtaining the Type Approval
Certificate for bolted segmental structures is
described at Annex A. The procedure for obtaining
the Type Approval Certificate for helically wound
structures is also as described at Annex A and
current certification by the British Board of
Agrment is mandatory.
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Chapter 1
Introduction
Symbols
fy(N/mm)
h(m)
a (mm/mm)
ht(m)
I(mm4/mm)
Ia (mm4/mm)
aa (mm/mm)
B (mm)
C (kN/m)
Id
CT (kN/m)
k(N/mm)
ke(N/mm)
Constant.
Ka
dc (mm)
Depth of corrugation.
D (mm)
E (N/mm)
M*(N/mm)
Es(N/mm)
mv(mm/N)
Coefficient of volume
compressibility.
F(mm/N)
Flexibility factor.
Fmax (mm/N)
P(kN/m)
fa(N/mm)
fb(N/mm)
Pb(kN/m)
fc(N/mm)
Pc(kN/m)
fs(N/mm)
Pt(kN/m)
Pd(kN/m)
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PL(kN/m)
P1 (kN/m)
P2 (kN/m)
P3 (kN/m)
Q*
r(m)
rb(m)
rc(m)
rt(m)
R*
S (m)
S*
t (years)
T(m)
Wf (kN/m)
y (m)
Z1(m)
Z2(m)
(kN/m)
1/4
fL
f3
q (N/mm)
s (mm)
x (m)
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FEASIBILITY STUDY
COMPLETE
Contractor/Manufacturer
*
seeks Approval in Principle from TAA and
carries out Design for Structure Proposed
and obtains Relevant Approvals
Determine Constrained
Soil Modulus M*
Stiffness of Soil Surrounding
the Structure Clauses 5.1 - 5.8
of Chapter 5
Introduction/Scope
Handling Installation
End Treatment
Multiple Installations
Chapter 1
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 15
Determine Durability
Requirements in Chapter 8
Determine Sacrificial
Metal Thickness
I a Adjusted cross-sectional
moment of inertia
aa Adjusted cross-sectional area
a)
b)
- Clause 4.3
c)
- Clause 4.4
Buckling Capacity
Yield
Seam Strength
Stress Limits for Helically Wound Structures
Clause 6.2a
Clause 6.2b
Clause 6.2c
Clause 6.2d
* Outline Approval in Principle Form and Approval in Principle Form shall both incorporate the
listings of Employers Requirement as set out in Chapter 16
Continued
Overleaf
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Ensure Compliance with Design Requirements and at Serviceability Limit State - Chapter 7
a) Deflection
b) Allowable Net Bearing Pressure - Closed Invert Structures
c) Foundation Design - Circular Arches
- Clause 7.2
- Clause 7.3 & 7.4
- Clause 7.5
Figure 9.1
Figure 9.2
Clause 9.14
- Chapter11
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 13
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Chapter 2
Design Principles
2. DESIGN PRINCIPLES
2.1 Limit state principles have been adopted for
design in this Standard. The limit states adopted
are:
a.
b.
ii.
ii.
iii
b.
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Chapter 3
Design Loads
3. DESIGN LOADS
Dead Load of Steel
3.1
a)
b)
c)
fL h (kN/m)
where =
and h
where ht =
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Design Loads
LOAD
SLS
fL
ULS
fL
1.0
1.2
1.0
1.2
1.1
1.3
HA wheel load
1.2
1.5
HB loading
1.1
1.3
1.3
1.0
1.0
SLS:
ULS:
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f3 (N/mm)
S (Pd + PL)
is to be taken as the
appropriate value given in
Table 4.1 for the particular
type of structure and the limit
state involved. The values in
the table take account of the
influence of the relative
stiffness of the particular
structural form, the amount of
deformation occurring before
the various limit states are
reached, and the variation of
stress distribution in the
particular type of structure.
(kN/m)
2
S
Pd
PL
aa
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)
)
)
)
)
)
of Multiradii
structures
(see
Figure
4.2)
(a)
Thrust
Pt
4.3
Circular Structures
b.
Multi-radii
C
r
C
rt
Pd + PL (kN/m)
(kN/m)
C
rc
(kN/m)
C
rb
CT =
Cf3 (kN/m)
(kN/m)
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(b)
(e)
f3 Z1 (kN/m)
f3 Ka Z2 (kN/m)
4.5
Self Weight
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Values of f3
Type
of
Structure
ULS
SLS
Buckling
Yield
Seam
Thrust on
foundations
1.15
1.15
1.15
1.15
1.53
1.53
1.33
1.75
2.3
2.3
2.0
Helically Wound
1.10
1.10
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Chapter 5
Strength Parameters
5. STRENGTH PARAMETERS
Constrained Soil Modulus
5.1 When the structure is to be installed
partially or wholly in trench the M* of existing
materials, within a distance equal to the span on
each side of the structure, shall be determined,
during the ground investigation for the scheme.
Normally the method given in Clause 642
MCHW1 shall be used for plate load testing, for
non-cohesive soils. Alternatively the methods
described in 5.4 and 5.5 may be used, as
appropriate, during the ground investigation.
5.2 The constrained soil modulus M* represents
the stiffness of the soil surrounding the structure,
whether backfill or existing material and is given
by:
M*
(1 - ) Es
(N/mm)
(1 + ) (1 - 2 )
where = Poissons ratio of the soil (to be
taken as 0.3 when determining M*) and
Es = Modulus of elasticity of the soil
(N/mm)
5.3 When carrying out plate load testing using
the method given in Clause 642 MCHW1 for noncohesive soils the Modulus of elasticity Es of the
soil shall be determined used the formula:
Es =
q I (N/mm2)
(1 - 2) B ___
___
d
4
s
where B =
q =
s =
Id =
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m
= uncorrected SPT value and
= 1.3
= 1
mv
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Required
Excavation Width
on each side of
structure
Required Compaction
for Backfill
Materials
M* Value
for Design Use
(N/mm)
< 15
Span
20
Span
33 - 80++
Minimum +
As existing soil
Span
33 - 80++
Minimum +
33
Span
33 - 80++
20
33 - 80++
Constrained Soil
Modulus (M*) of
Existing Soil
(N/mm)
Required
Excavation Width
on each side of
structure
Required Compaction
for Backfill
Materials
M* Value
for Design Use
(N/mm)
33
Span
33 - 80++
> 33
Minimum
33
Span
33 - 80++
33 - 80++
15 but 33
> 33
Embankment
Embankment
++
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and
fy
f
1+ y
fb
Ia
aa
M*
rt
0.5
2 kEI a
1000S
fb =
provided
>4
0.25
2
a a 1 m
EI
2
1
m
k
b.
fb =
2
aa 1 m S
EI h 0.25
2
1 m k e S
rt 2
r 2
1 r + h k,
= 1 r + h k,
t
fc =
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b.
c.
d.
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Serviceability Limit State Requirements
where Pd
or
PL
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Chapter 8
Durability
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8. DURABILITY
General and Definitions
8.1 The design life of corrugated steel buried
structures shall be 120 years.
8.2 All surfaces shall be protected by a hot-dip
galvanised coating to BS EN ISO 1461: 1999 using
a minimum average coating weight in accordance
with BS EN ISO 1461: 1999 Table 2. Prior to
galvanising, all the structural steel plates shall be
fully fabricated, ie cut to size, corrugated, curved,
and the bolt holes punched or drilled. The
exception to this is the raw edge incorporated into
the folded lockseam as part of the manufacturing
process of helically wound pipe (formed from pregalvanised strip to BS EN 10142: 2000). Where
site cutting is unavoidable, any exposed edge must
be protected with a cold applied zinc rich paint
prior to the application of a secondary protective
coating.
Helically wound pipe may be formed from
electrolytically galvanised steel strip precoated
with a suitable secondary protective coating prior
to corrugating, curving and crimping. This
secondary coating must survive the production
process intact and be fully incorporated into the
crimp seam. Such a manufacturing system shall
have a current British Board of Agrment (BBA),
Roads and Bridges Certificate, or equivalent.
8.3 Secondary protective coatings shall be
applied to all galvanised steel surfaces. The
minimum requirement for a secondary protective
coating applied to galvanised steel surfaces shall
be a bituminous coating as defined in BD 35
(DMRB 2.4.1) and applied in accordance with that
Standard. Protective coatings intended to provide
the minimum requirement shall have a current
Highways Agency registration in accordance with
the procedures described in BA 27 (DMRB 2.4.2).
It is not intended that the life of this minimum
secondary protective coating shall be taken into
account when calculating the required sacrificial
steel thickness in accordance with clauses 8.10 to
8.13. Where it is intended that the life of a
secondary protective coating shall be taken into
account to reduce the required sacrificial steel
thickness, that secondary protective coating shall
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b.
ii.
iii.
Invert Protection
8.14 In addition to the requirements of Clauses
8.10 to 8.13, the invert of all structures carrying
water or other fluid shall be protected from the
effects of abrasion or erosion by adopting one of
the following protection systems:
a.
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d.
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PROPERTY
MEASURED VALUE
POINTS
10%
> 10%
6
Any grading
PI of fraction passing 425m sieve
Any grading
PI of fraction passing 425m sieve
15
<
<
<
<
+
+
-
2
1
1
3
4
6 pH 9
5 pH < 6
Less than 5 or more than 9
0
2
4
Water-soluble
sulfates (WS)
(g/l as SO4)
>
>
>
0.24
0.240 but 0.60
0.60 but 1.20
1.20
0
1
2
4
Chloride ion
(ppm)
>
>
>
50
50 but 250
250 but 500
500
0
1
2
4
Oxidisable
sulfides (OS)
(% as SO4)
>
>
>
0.05
0.05 but 0.12
0.12 but 0.24
0.24
0
1
2
4
Soil Type
Resistivity
(ohm - cm)
pH of soil
10,000
10,000 but 3,000
3,000 but 1,000
1,000 but 100
100
POINTS TOTAL
CORROSIVITY CLASSIFICATION
0 or more
- 1 to - 4
- 5 or less
Non aggressive
Aggressive
Very aggressive
+ 1
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PROPERTY
TEST METHOD
Soil Type:
Grading
Plasticity Index (PI)
Organic Matter
BS 1377 : Part 2
BS 1377 : Part 2
BS 1377 : Part 3
Resistivity
pH
BS 1377 : Part 3
Table 8.2 - Test Methods for properties required in Table 8.1 and Table 8.3
NOTES (TABLES 8.1 AND 8.2)
1.
When sampling for organic matter determination, great care must be taken to avoid contamination with top
soil, roots or overlying made ground. If contamination cannot be avoided, reduce the number of negative points
awarded in Table 8.1.
PROPERTIES OF WATER OR EFFLUENT
CORROSIVITY
CLASSIFICATION
pH
Chloride ion
(ppm)
Water-soluble
Sulfate (WS)
(g/l as SO4)
Non-Aggressive
6 pH 9
50
0.24
Aggressive
5 pH < 6
Very Aggressive
Less than
5 or more
than 9
> 250
> 0.60
Table 8.3 - Corrosivity classification of ground water, carried water and other contained fluids
Classification of the
Atmospheric Environment
2
> 2 but 4
>4
Non-Aggressive
Aggressive
Very Aggressive
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Handling and Installation
where S =
E =
=
I =
S x 106
EI
rc
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End Treatment
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Chapter 12
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Chapter 13
Concrete Invert Paving for Closed Invert Structures
b.
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Carriageway Drainage
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i)
up to 2m span - one
half of the span of the
larger structure or
600mm whichever is
greater.
ii)
2m to 8m span - 1m.
ii)
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third of the span of
the larger structure or
600mm whichever is
greater.
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xv.
xvi.
ii.
iii.
xix.
iv.
v.
Skew of structure.
vi.
vii.
ix.
Gradient of invert.
x.
xi.
a.
xii.
Structure Geometry:
-
Structure type/shape
Internal span
Internal height
Radii.
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b.
c.
d.
e.
Materials:
Steel specification
a.
Corrugation dimensions
Specification
Arrangement at joints
Torque.
b.
c.
Geometry
Concrete type
Reinforcement
Geometry
g.
h.
Internal diameter.
Materials:
-
Corrugation dimensions
End Treatment:
-
Geometry
d.
Construction sequence.
e.
f.
End Treatment:
Construction sequence.
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f.
i.
Structural Geometry:
g.
Surround Material:
-
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2.
3.
4.
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Chapter 17
References
17. REFERENCES
17.1 Design Manual for Roads and Bridges
Volume 1:
BD 2:
Volume 1:
BD 24:
BD 37:
Volume 2:
BD 74
Volume 2:
BD 35
Volume 2:
BA 27
Volume 7:
HD 26:
Volume 10:
Volume 1:
BS 1377:
Part 2:
Part 3:
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Part 4:
Part 5:
Compaction-related tests.
Compressibility, permeability and
durability tests.
Part 9:
In-situ tests.
BS EN ISO 1461 1999. Hot dip galvanised coatings
on fabricated iron and steel articles
- Specifications and test methods.
BS EN 1744
Tests for chemical properties of
aggregate.
BS EN 1744-1
1998 - Chemical analyses
BS 7371:
Coatings on metal fasteners
Part 1:
1991: Specification for general
requirements and selection
guidelines
Part 6:
1998: Specification for hot dipped
galvanised coatings
BS 5400:
Steel, Concrete and Composite
Bridges.
Part 1
1988: General Statement.
Part 2:
1978: Specification for Loads.
Part 4:
1990: Code of Practice for Design
of Concrete Bridges.
BS 5930:
1981 - Code of Practice for Site
Investigations
BS 8002:
1994 - Earth Retaining Structures
BS 8004:
1986 - Foundations
BS EN ISO 9002: 1994. Quality Systems. Model for
quality assurance in production,
installation and servicing. (Formerly
BS 5750:Part 2).
BS EN 10142
2000. Specification for continuously
hot-dip zinc coated low carbon steel
strip and sheet for cold forming:
technical delivery conditions.
(Replaces BS 2989: 1982).
BS EN 10143
1993. Continuously hot-dip metal
coated sheet steel and strip.
Tolerances on dimensions and
shape. (Replaces BS 2989:1992)
17.4 Other Documents (reference number)
1.
2.
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References
3.
4.
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17.5 Bibliography
1.
2.
3.
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Enquiries
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18. ENQUIRIES
All technical enquiries or comments on this Standard should be sent in writing as appropriate to:
G CLARKE
Chief Highway Engineer
J HOWISON
Chief Road Engineer
J R REES
Chief Highway Engineer
Director of Engineering
Department for Regional Development
Roads Service
Clarence Court
10-18 Adelaide Street
Belfast BT2 8GB
G W ALLISTER
Director of Engineering
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Annex A
Procedure and Conditions for Obtaining A Type Approval Certificate for
Corrugated Steel Buried Structures
A.2.6.
A.2.7.
A.2.2.
A.2.3.
A.2.4
A.2.5.
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A.5.3.
A.5.4.
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A.5.5.
A.5.6.
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A.6.2.
A.6.3.
A.6.4.
A.6.5.
A.6.6.
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Longitudinal Seam Strength for Bolted Segmental Structures
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iii.
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Annex C
Specification for Tensile Strength of Lockseams in Helically Wound
Corrugated Steel Structures
Minimum Tensile
Force across Seam
(kN/m)
1.00
36
1.30
51
1.60
65
2.00
88
2.80
136
3.50
182
4.20
234
For intermediate sheet thicknesses, the minimum tensile force required may be determined by linear interpolation.
November 2001
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