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CONTRACT TITLE

500 kV Substation at Arghande (Kabul)

PROJECT: CONTRACT NO:


Procurement of Plant, Design, Supply, Installation, Testing & MEW-EPD-002
Commissioning of 500-kV Arghande (Kabul) Substation
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR SWITCHYARD PERIMETER FENCE
GSP-SNEC-DPMO-DRW-SY-FEN-025 Date: 10/12/2024

DESIGN CALCULATION FOR SWITCHYARD PERIMETER FENCE

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0 10.12.2024 Initial Issue GSP-SNEC JV GSP-SNEC JV MEW
Rev Date Description Prepared By Checked by Approved Approval
By Status
Design Narrative for the Fence Line Post Foundation at 500 KV Arghande Substation
Switch Yard
Introduction
This design narrative outlines the methodology and considerations taken into account for the design of
the fence line post pipes and foundation at the Arghande substation switch yard perimeter. The
primary objective of this design is to ensure the stability and integrity of the fence structure, which is
critical for both security and safety in a high-voltage environment. The design adheres to
specifications established during the construction of the previous 220 kV switch yard at the same
location, ensuring uniformity in dimensions and performance standards.
Project Background
The Arghande substation serves as a crucial node in the electrical distribution network, necessitating
robust security measures. The fence line post foundation is designed to provide a secure barrier while
withstanding environmental forces, particularly wind loads. The specifications require that the new
fence matches the dimensions and structural integrity of the previously constructed fence, thus
necessitating a detailed analysis of the existing design parameters.
Design Considerations
1. Geotechnical Analysis: The first step involved assessing the soil conditions at the site to determine
bearing capacity, soil type, and moisture content. This information is vital for designing a foundation
that can adequately support the line posts.
2. Wind Load Calculations: Given that the fence is not a solid structure, it is essential to evaluate its
interaction with wind forces. A conservative approach assumes that 10% of the total area of the fence
will be exposed to wind pressure. This assumption allows for a more manageable design that accounts
for potential wind-induced loads.
3. Foundation Design: The foundation design was executed with a focus on stability against
overturning moments caused by lateral wind forces. Calculations were performed to ascertain the
required depth and width of the footings, ensuring adequate embedment into the ground to resist
overturning.
4. Post Design: The line post itself was analyzed for its ability to withstand various loads including
shear, axial, and bending stresses. The material selection and dimensions of the pipe were chosen
based on structural requirements that previously used in the 220 KV switchyard, ensuring that they
meet or exceed industry standards for strength and durability.
5. Factor of Safety: Throughout the design process, a factor of safety was incorporated into all
calculations to ensure that both the foundation and the line posts can endure unexpected loads or
conditions without failure.

Design Methodology
The design calculations were systematically performed using Microsoft Excel, allowing for efficient
data manipulation and analysis. Each component of the design—foundation dimensions, material
properties, load factors—was documented and verified against relevant engineering standards. A
comprehensive report detailing all calculations, assumptions, and results has been compiled and is
attached to this narrative for reference.
Conclusion
The design analysis confirms that both the foundation and line posts are capable of withstanding
anticipated loads and environmental conditions. The results indicate that:
• The foundation has sufficient capacity to resist overturning moments.
• The pipe used for the line posts possesses adequate strength to handle shear, axial, and bending
stresses.
• The calculated factors of safety demonstrate that the design is robust and reliable.
This design not only meets but exceeds the requirements set forth in the project specifications,
ensuring a secure and stable perimeter for the Arghande substation switch yard. Future monitoring and
maintenance will be essential to uphold these standards over time, but the initial design provides a
solid foundation for ongoing operational safety.
TITLE: DESIGN CALCULATION OF FENCE POST CALCULATION

Date 12/10/2024 Checked By SNEC-GSP JV Project


Design By SNEC Design Team Approved By MEW 500 KV Arghande Substation

WIND LOAD CALCULATION AS PER IS 875 -LATEST CODE

Wind Pressure Calculation

Input Date:-

Basic Wind Speed, Vb = 25 m/sec

Calculation:-

Design Wind Speed VR = Vb x K1 x K2 x k3

Where
K1 = Risk Coefficient, refer Table 1
K2 = Terrain roughness coefficient -Table -2
K3 = Topograpy factor
Wind Zone = 1
Therefore,
K1 = 1.08
K2 = 1.07
K3 = 1

Design Wind Speed Vd = 25 x 1.08 x 1.07

Vd = 28.89 m/sec

Design Wind pressure Pd = 0.6 Vd2

= 0.6 x 28.89^ 2

Pd = 500.7793 N/m2

Pd = 52.0 kg/m2

Design Wind pressure ---- kg/sqm = 52.0

1.0 GENERAL DATA:

1.3 Total height of fence post from FGL = 1600 mm


1.4 Spacing of fence post = 2000 mm

1.5 Plinth height = 0 mm


1.6 Density of concrete = 24 N./mm²
TITLE: DESIGN CALCULATION OF FENCE POST CALCULATION

Date 12/10/2024 Checked By SNEC-GSP JV Project


Design By SNEC Design Team Approved By MEW 500 KV Arghande Substation
2.0 LOAD CALCULATION
Wind pressure in X or Y directions = 52 Kg./m²
As the fence is not a rigid hence we will assume a 10 percent of total area will be the final area faced to wind
by the Fence
2.1 Wind loads Width Height Preesure Area
a) Wind on fence & structure = 2 x 1.6 x 52 x 0.10
= 17 Kg

b) Moment due to wind = F h/2

= 17 x 1.6
2
Moment Generated = 13.6 kgm

d) Vertical load of fence= = 150 kg

3.0 FOUNDATION SIZE


Size of pedestal d = 400 x 400 mm
Foundation depth h = 600 m
No. of pedestal = 1
Plinth height = 0 m
3
Density of concrete = 24 kN/m
Angle of repose = 30 deg
3
Density of soil = 15 kN/m

4.0 OVER TURNING CHECK


Weight of Concrete = 230.4 kg

Weight of fence = 150 kg

Total load = 380.4 Kg

= 380.4 x 0.9
= 342.36
Restoring moment = 342.4 x 0.4
2
= 68.472 kgm

Moment about fdn base = 17 x 0.6


= 10.2 kgm
Over turning Moment = 10.2 + 13.6
= 23.8 kgm
F.O.S against Over turning = 68.472
23.8
= 2.88 > 1.5
5.0 RESISTING MOMENT
Passive pressure = 1/2 x b x h x l
b = ka r h
Ka = (1+sin 30) / (1-sin 30) = 3
b = 2700 Kg./m²
Resisting load = 324 Kg.
Moment = 64.8 Kgm

F.O.S = Resisting moment 64.8


Activate moment = 13.6
= 4.765 > 1.5 HENCE OK
Design Check for the line post:
Section Selected= CHS 139.7 / 8
Wall Thicknes= 8 mm
Effectvie area for Post= 0.1676 mm2
C= 3.2199
Post diameter = 139.7 mm
Force Coefficint CF= 1.2
Fact. W. Force for post= 0.094 KN
Total Load along Post= 0.1505 KN
Moment At the Base= 0.1334 Kn-m
Section Modulus= 1E-07 m4
Bending Stress= 1.294 KN-m

Axial Load Check; 777.85 KN > 2.942 KN HENCE OK


Shear Force Check: 285.9 KN > 0.481 KN HENCE OK
post Bending Check: 24.23 KN > 1.294 KN HENCE OK

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