Civil Norms2003 PDF

CIVIL ENGINEERING NORMS Rev. No.
0
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CENTRAL MINE PLANNING & DESIGN INSTITUTE LIMITED

RI.IV, NAGPUR
1. COST INDEX CALCULATION - Details are given below
PROFORMA FOR CALCULATION OF COST INDEX
Sl. Description Unit Rates of Rates at Ratio Weigh Cost Rem

No Nagpur as Area of between -tage Index -arks
. on 1.1.92 WCL in col.4 & (Col. 6
correspon- the ____ col.5 x
ding to half of (Col.5/4) Col .7)
base 100 _______
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Bricks 1000 610 16.00
Nos.
2. Sand (67% coarse Cum. 90 5.00
33% fine)
3. Cement Qtl. 140 21.00
4. Stone aggregate Cum. 230 6.50
(50%-40mm, 50%-
20mm)
5. Timber (second class Cum. 12500 18.00
teak and local timber)
6. Steel-mild/ Qtl. 1300 10.00
tor/structural
7. a) Mason Each 52 8.50
(50% First Class) (Rate
(50% Second Class) per
day)
b) Carpenter Each 52 4.00
(50% First Class) (Rate
(50% Second Class) per
day)
c) Coolie/Beldar/ Each 40 11.00
(Unskilled) (Rate
per
day)
TOTAL 100.00 Total Cost
Index :
NOTE : Base of 100 at Nagpur as on 1.1.92 is equal to cost index 600 w.r.t. 100 base at Delhi as on 1.10.76
1.1 Formula for calculating cost of Building at a particular place/project
Let,C = Cost Index at that place with reference to 100 base at Delhi on 1.10.76
Pc = Plinth area rate required for the particular place with Cost Index C.
P = Plinth area rate of building at cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76
Pc = P x C_
100
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SERVICE BUILDING - PLINTH AREA & PLINTH AREA RATE NORMS

(Rate in Rs.)
Sl. Particular Plinth PLINTH AREA RATE/SQM. Remarks
No Area Permanent Temporary
Sq.m. specifications specifications
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. Project Office 461 446 375
2. Managers Officer
i) Small 139 446 375
ii) Big 282 446 375
iii) Smallest 93 446 375
3. Workshop Requirement is
i) Buildings - - - based on the
ii) Bitumenous - 33 33 needs of Project
Pavement and hence vary
iii) Boundary Wall - 112/rm 112/rm from project to
iv) Concrete Pavement - 45 45 project.
(For 35t capacity (Requirement to
dumpers) be obtained from
E&M Deptt.) For
plinth area rate
norms of work-
shop building,
refer Annexure-I
4. Dispensary
i) Small 147 467 392
ii) Big 200 467 392
5. Hospital 11 bedded 595 467 392
6. Magazine
i) 10,000 lbs 56 550 550
ii) 35,000 lbs 86 550 550
iii) 50,000 lbs 138 550 550
iv) 100,000 lbs 152 550 550
7. Senior/Officer’s Club
i) Small 158 380 319
ii) Big 350 380 319
8. Workers Institute
i) Small 148 380 319 Up to 500
workers
ii) Big 341 380 319 > 500 workers
9. First Aid Centre 17 467 392
10. Primary School 277 380 319

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Sl.No. Particular Plinth PLINTH AREA RATE/SQM. Remarks

Area Permanent Temporary
Sq.m. specifications specifications
1 2 3 4 5 6
11. Post Office 56 446 375
12. Lavatories and Urinals
i) 10 Seaters 52 685 575 Upto 500
manpower in
general shift
ii) 4 Seaters 30 685 575 Upto 200
manpower in
general shift.
For
manpower
(general
shift) > 200
< 500
provide 2x4
seater
13. Officer’s Rest House
i) 4 Roomed 276 380 319
ii) 2 Roomed 224 380 319
14. Staff Rest House
i) 10 Bedded 284 380 319
ii) 4 Bedded 189 380 319
15. Canteen
i) 25 Seater 106 380 319 For assessing
ii) 50 Seater 162 380 319 the seats of
iii) 80 Seater 245 380 319 canteen,
iv) 100 Seater 266 380 319 Refer
v) 160 Seater 332 380 319 Annexure-II
16. Substation - 550 550 Requirement
based on
needs of
project
(Requirement
to be
obtained
from E&M
Deptt.)
17. Shopping Centre 193 380 319 1 No. for 500
houses
18. Training Centre 74 446 375
19. Group Training Centre 246 446 375

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Sl.No. Particular Plinth PLINTH AREA Remarks

Area RATE/SQM.
Permanent Temporary
specifications specifi-
cations
1 2 3 4 5 6
20. Cap Lamp Room - 446 375 Requirement
based on needs
of project (Data
on no.of lamps
to be obtained
form project
planner) For
area require-
ment (Refer
Annexure-III)
21. Rest Shelter 39 380 319
22. Security Room 10.5 380 319
23. Store & Office
i) Building (6 m ht.) - 550 462 Requirement
ii) Boundary Wall - 112/rm 112/rm based on needs
of project
(Requirement to
be obtained
from E&M
Deptt.)
24. Community Hall 450 380 319
25. C.D.S. Control Rool 133.5 446 375
26. Laboratory Building - 446 375 Requirement
27. Bank Building - 446 375 based on needs
28. Garages - 235 235 of Project. For
29. Police Station - 446 375 requirement of
Area of garage
for vehicles,
Refer Annexure
-IV
30. Civil Maintenance Office - 446 375 Requirement
& Store based on need
of project.
31. Barbed wire fencing for - 18/rm 18/rm Requirement
project based on need
of project
32. Staff Club 181 380 319
33. Bus Stand - 235 235 Requirement
based on need
34. Scooter/cycle shed - 200 200 of project

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Sl.No. Particular Plinth PLINTH AREA RATE/SQM. Remarks

Area Permanent Temporary
specifications specifications
1 2 3 4 5 6
35. Structural yard (open) with - 22 22 Requirement
murum surface based on need
of project
36. Washing Platform
i) For Light Motor - - LS 1,25,000
Vehicles(LMV)
ii) For Dumper
a) 35 t to 50t capacity - - LS 250,000
b) 85t capacity - - LS 350,000
37. Dozer Platform - - 45 Requirement

based on need
of project
N.B. : 1. Provisions of plinth areas are for small to medium capacity projects. For
higher capacity mines, these areas may be revised upward as per specific
requirement.
2. For projects having life more than 20 years, plinth area rates for permanent
specifications of buildings to be considered.
3. For projects having life less than 20 years, plinth area rates for temporary
specifications of buildings to be considered.
4. Plinth area rates are based on BPE guidelines and circulated by Dy.CE(C),
CMPDI HQ vide letter No.CE/F-53/2021 dt.8th October,1982.
5. Plinth area rates are with reference to Cost Index 100 base at Delhi as on
1.10.76.

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ANNEXURE-I

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NORMS FOR UNIT RATES FOR WORKSHOPS
(A) After reviewing the cost estimates details for different types of workshop, as furnished by
the members, the following norms were accepted.
i) Workshop upto 6 M clear height ………………………….. Rs.550/sqm.
ii) Workshop with clear height ……………………………. Rs.650/sqm.

ranging from 7 to 8 metres
iii) Workshop with clear height ……………………………. Rs.740/sqm.

9 m & above
a) These rates include light to medium duty electrically operated cranes normally
installed in such workshop.
b) These rates include the cost of normal machine foundations as well as light to
medium duty floors.
c) These unit rates correspond to cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.1976 and may be
suitably escalated in different areas.
d) For workshops having very light machines requiring practically no machine

foundations and clear heights lying in between the above parameters, the cost rates
may be judiciously interpolated.
These rates are applicable for ordinary good soil
NOTE : These norms have been approved by BPE as per their letter No.1/44/78 – BPE(C)
dated 2.3.81
(B) Other Rates Norms For Workshop & Sheds

For workshop upto 3.0 m clear height. - Rs. 296/- sqm.
For workshop upto 4.5 m clear height - Rate 75% of Rs.550/sqm.
like E& M workshop
For dozer shed of 6 m clear height - Rate 80% of Rs.550/sqm.
but opened on sides

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For workshop with 6m clear height - Rate 90% of Rs.550/sqm

but without cranes
For workshop with EOT cranes of - Rate may be increased
more than 10t capacity between 10% to 20% of
the
rates given under (A)
above.
N.B. : 1. Rates are based on cost index 100 at Delhi on 1.10.76.
(C) Rate Norms for higher capacity cranes with Requirement
of major materials
(1) Workshop with crane capacity 30 t
Clear height between 11m to 13m
Crane bracket level at 9 m.
Structural steel – 180 kg/sqm.
Concrete 1: 1 ½:3 (foundation & Flooring – 0.5 cum./sqm
Reinforcement - 60 kg./cum.
CGI Sheeting - 2 m2/sqm.
Rate - Rs.1100/sqm.
(2) Workshop with Crane capacity 15 t
Clear height – 9m
Crane bracket level – 6 m
Structural steel – 150 kg/sqm.
Concrete 1: 1 ½:3 – 0.3 cum/sqm.
Reinforcement - 60 kg/cum.
G.I. Sheeting – 2 m2/sqm.
Rate - 900/sqm.
N.B. : 1. Rates are based on cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76

2. Details and rates have been obtained from Ranchi in March’91
General Note : For foundation in B.C. soil strata, the rates may be increased by 10% as given
under (A), (B) & (C) above.

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ANNEXURE-II

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CANTEEN
Sl.No. No.of Workers per Shift Seats

1. Upto 200 25
2. 201 to 400 50
3. 401 to 660 80
4. 661 to 1200 100
5. Above 1200 160
Note: Where the employees per shift are reasonably more than 1201, an additional
secondary canteen of suitable capacity commensurating with the no. of
employees may be provided.

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ANNEXURE-III

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LAMP ROOM
Sl.No. Particulars Area in M2 Remarks

1. 600 Lamps 102
2. 800 Lamps 125
3. 1000 Lamps 149
4. 1200 Lamps 172
5. 1400 Lamps 195
6. 1600 Lamps 218
7. 1800 Lamps 242
8. 2000 Lamps 265
9. 2500 Lamps 323

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ANNEXURE-IV

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GARAGES
Sl.No. Particulars Plinth Area in M2 Remarks

1. Jeeps, Car, Cash Van, 17
Trailor, Pick UP Van
2. Truck, Explosive Van, 23
School Bus, Water
Sprinkler, Ambulance
3. Motor Cycle 6
4. Cycle Shed 1 M2* For each cycle
* Modified in the light of BPE comments on Orient Project Report.

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PROVISION OF FLOOR AREA FOR OFFICERS & STAFF IN

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE BUILDINGS – NORMS
Ref: BPE/GL-013/77/CON/15/32/77-BPE(C)/145 dt. 16.5.77
1.
Sl.No. Categories of Officers Entitlement of office
accommodation
1. Officers drawing Rs. 2000/- & above PM (for 240 sft (22 sqm)
Officers of M1 & above grade)
2. Officers drawing Rs. 1100/- PM & above but less 120 sft (11 sqm)
than Rs.2000- pm. (for Officers in E5 to E3 grade)
3. Gazetted Officers drawing pay less than Rs. 1100/- 60 sft. (5.5 sqm.)
PM excluding section officer (For Officers in E1 &
E2 grade)
4. Section officers in the secretariat/attached offices 60 sft. (5.5 sqm.)
5. Technical staff such as draughtsman, Tracer & 60 sft. (5.5 sqm.)
estimators, etc.
6. Ministerial staff such as superintendent, Head 40 sft. (3.5 sqm.)
Clerks, Asstt. Clerks & Daftries
7. Ministerial staff such as Superintendent, Head 40 sft. (3.5 sqm.) plus
clerks, Asstt. Clerks & Daftries 10% of entitlement for
current records
2. The total estimated requirement of office accommodation determined on the

basis of revised scale would be subject to the following austerity cuts :
Entitlement Percentage of cut
Upto 30,000 sft. (upto 2700 sqm.) 10%

More than 30,000 sft (more than 2700 sqm.) 15%

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NORMS FOR PAVEMENT
A. CONCRETE PAVEMENT
Specifications :
a) 9” Stone boulder soling
b) 8” Loose and 6” Compact stone metalling
c) 6” P.C.C. (1:2:4) (3/4” gauge down metals)
Rate/m2 = Rs. 45/-
N.B. 1) The rate is applicable for movement of 35 t capacity dumpers.

2) Rate is based on Cost Index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76
B. BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT
Specifications :
a) 9” Stone boulder soling
b) 8” Loose and 6” Compact stone metalling
c) 2” Thick pre mix bituminous carpet
Rate/m2 = Rs. 33/-
N.B. 1) Rate is based on Cost Index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76

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Salient Points of Specification of Common

Service Buildings and other utilities
1. Workshop & Stores
- Structural Steel Construction (Main columns, bracings, trusses, Purlins, Louvers,

Side Girts, etc.) with RCC foundations.
- Steel Crane Girders for medium duty EOT Cranes.
- 22g CGI sheetings on roof with PGI ridges.
- 24g CGI sheeting for side cladding, Transluscent sheets of adequate thickness upto
10% of covered area in a staggered fashions.
- Medium duty floors including machine foundations.
- Steel gutters and rain water pipes.
- Cubicals for shop Incharge etc.
- Provision of small toilet facility.
- Cage Ladder for access to roof.
2. Boundary Wall (Workshop & Store)
- Brick work construction.

- Height 2 M above ground level
- Angle Iron posts 750mm High on top carrying 4 rows of barbed wire.
3. Barbed Wire Fencing
- Clear height above GL 1.2 M

- Angle Iron posts at an average distance of 2.5 M center to center fixed in PCC.
- Steel barbed wire, 6 horizontal rows and 2 diagonals.
4. Sub-Station
- Conventional construction, brick work and RCC beam and slab frame.
- Clear height from floor to ceiling 4 M.
- RCC Louvers for proper ventilation.
- Ducts for electric cables of adequate size.

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1. RATES FOR BUILDING & LAND DEVELOPMENT – NORMS
As on 1.10.1976 at Delhi
Ref. BPE Circular No. 1. BPE/GL-017/78/CON/GENL-11/67/149 dt.22.8.78

2. BPE/GL-031/78/Constn./15(54)/74-BPE(C)/152 dt.4.10.78
Sl.No. Description of Item Rate (Rs) Unit
I. OFFICES, HOSPITAL & DISPENSARY BUILDING
BUILDING PORTION
1. RCC Framed Structures

a) RCC framed structures upto 6 storeys 400.00 Sqm
(3.40m height)
2. Load bearing Structures

(3.40m height)
a) Single storeyed and three storeyed 385.00 “

b) Double storeyed 340.00 “
c) Four storeyed 375.00 “
II. SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY CENTRE & SHOPPING

CENTRES
BUILDING PORTION
1. Load bearing Structures

(3.40m height)
a) Single storeyed and three storeyed 310.00 “

b) Double storeyed 290.00 “
c) Four storeyed 325.00 “
a) RCC framed structures upto 6 storeys 365.00 “

(3.40m height)

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III RESIDENTIAL BUILDING:

BUILDING PORTION:
1. Load bearing structures:

(2.80m height)
i) Quarters of Type A,B & C

Workers' Hostels & Servant
Quarters for Type-D
a) Two storeyes 260.00 Sqm
b) One & three storeys 275.00 "
c) Four storeys 290.00 "
ii) Type-D Quarters & Officer's Hostels:
a) Two storeyes 310.00 "

b) One & three storeys 325.00 "
c) Four storeys 340.00 "
iii) Scooter & Cycle sheds 200.00 "
iv) Garages 235.00 "
2. RCC framed construction buildings 385.00 "

upto 6 storeys (2.8 m height)
IV Extra provision for Building portion

for non-residential and residential
buildings wherever required
1 Extra for anti termite treatment 9.00 "

(on ground floor area only)
2 a) Extra for foundation in poor soil 15.00 "

having bearing capacity less than
10 T/Sq.m
b) Extra for foundations in black cotton 68.00 "
soil or poor soil requiring under-
reamed piles 6m long
3 Extra for pile foundation upto a 84.00 "

depth of 15m (50'-0")
4 Extra to resist earthquake forces
a) For RCC framed buildings 34.00 "

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b) For load bearing wall buildings :

i) In Zone V 25.00 Sqm
ii) Extra to resist earth quake

forces for more than 2 storeyed
buildings in Zone III & IV
a) With a design seismic coeffi- 12.50
cient greater than 0.06
b) Design seismic coefficient
equal to or less than 0.06
For office buildings,colleges, 12.50
schools & hospitals
For hostel & residential 1.50

building
5 Extra for buildings in Amount will depend
subsidence area on nature & degree
of subsidence
V. Services : Expressed as % of building cost:
Particulars Non-Res. Bldgs. Residential Buildings

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Office Hospi- Sch- Type Type Type Type
tal ool A& B C D
Servant
Qrts.
a) Internal
Electric
install-
tions 12 1/2 12 1/2 12 1/2 10 10 12 1/2 12 1/2
b) Internal
water
supply &
sanitary
install-
tions 4 10 5 15 12 1/2 12 1/2 12 1/2
c) External
services 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
d) Extra for
Power wiring
& plugs 4 4 - - - - -

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VI. Development of Site :
1 Water Tanks :
a) Overhead tank upto staging of 20 M. Rs.1.10 per litre

b) Underground sump Rs.0.65 per litre
2 Development of site including :
i) Levelling Rs.1.50
ii) Internal roads & paths Rs.3.50
iii) Sewerage Rs.1.50
iv) Filtered water supply Rs.1.50
v) Storm water drains Rs.1.50
vi) Horticultural operations Rs.0.65
vii) Street lighting with incandescent lamp Rs.0.35
viii) LT distributions & HT sub-station Rs.2.60
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Rs.13.10/Sqm.
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WINDER HOUSE AND FAN HOUSE
(RATE AT CI 100 AT DELHI AS ON 1.0.76)
1. Winder House = Rs. 43000 per 100 H.P. (75 kW approx.)

< Rs. 54000/-
2. Fan House = Rs. 32000 per 100 H.P.

< Rs.54000/-
3. Haulage E. House = i) For 75 KW to 150 KW

- P.A = 50 Sqm
P.A. Rate – Rs. 550 m2
ii) For 150 KW to 300 KW – P.A. = 75 Sqm

P.A. Rate = Rs. 550/m2
N.B. : Area for Haulage Engine-House is based on actual

requirement basis and adopted rates are of workshop
building upto 6 M ht.

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BUILDING STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

AND SCALES FOR BUILT-IN AMENITIES
(Ref. BPE/GL-019/78/CON/Genl 89/71/150 dt. 22.8.78)
Sl. Item Standard Remarks

No. Type A Type B Type C Type D
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A Building The pay ranges
Standards indicated are only
1. Pay Ranges for Upto Rs.501- Rs.1100/- Rs.1600/- basic pay per month
entitlements Rs.500/- Rs.1099/- Rs.1599/- & above and exclude any
element of DA
2. Plinth area per 36 sqm 56 Sqm 84 Sqm 139 Sqm 6 Normal ceiling
unit (excluding + 19 sqm height may be
staircase) servants kept at 2.75m
+ 19 sqm as per
garage provision of
National
Building
Code.
2. These plinth area
correspond to a
standard brick size of
9”x4.5”x3” (nominal)
Where the brick size is large (10”) or where thicker walls are adopted, additional plinth area as
below may be provided.
Type A&B Type C&D

10”the wall 4% 2%
13.5”th wall 9% 5%
15”th wall 13% 7%
3. External circu- 5 Sqm 5 Sqm 5 Sqm 6 Sqm

lation area (stair
case & landing)
for two or more
storeys
construction

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No. Type A Type B Type C Type D
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
4. Maximum 5.6 Sqm 5.6 Sqm 7.8 Sqm 9.9 Sqm 1. Sleeping out
permissible balconies to be
additional area provided only in
for sleeping out higher than two
balconies. storey qrts. at such
places where due
to climatic
conditions people
sleep outside in
summer.
2. Where sleeping
out balconies are
provided staircase
need not be taken
upto roof, a trap
door in the roof
slab and a steel
ladder may be
provided.
5. Maximum 2.8 Sqm 2.8 Sqm 3.9 Sqm 4.45 Sitting out
permissible Sqm balconies to be
additional area provided only in
for sitting out those buildings
balconies. which have two or
more storeys &
which do not have
sleeping out
balconies.
6. a) Scooter - 4.2 Sqm 4.2 Sqm - Scooter/Cycle shed
to be provided
b) Cycle shed 2.5 Sqm. - - - only in buildings
which have three
or more sotreys.
They are not ot be
provide in Bombay
or Calcutta.

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No Type Type B Type C Type D
A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
B. Scales for Built-in-Amenities
1. Built-in cup- 1 2 2 3 Open shelves for
boards with storage to be
shutters in bed provided in living
room (one in each rooms and kitchen
bed room and a loft for
additional storage
may also be provided
at suitable locations.
C. Sanitary Fittings
1. Indian Type WC 1 1 1 1+1 (Servant’s)
2. European type - - - 1
WC
3. Wash hand basin - 1 1 2
with mirror, glass
shelf & towel rail
4. Sink with 1 1 1 1
draining Board
5. Taps in Kitchen 3 3 4 5+2 In Servant Qtr.
6. Shower 1 1 1 2
D. Electrical Installations
1. Fans 2 3 4 5 Surface wiring to be
2. Light points 6 8 10 18 provided for internal
3. Light/Power 3 4 7 10 electrical
plugs installations.

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PAY SCALES OF EXECUTIVES & THEIR ENTITLEMENT

OF QUARTERS
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Sl. Executives Pay Scales Entitlement of
No. Grade w.e.f.1.1.97 Quarters *
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1 2 3 4
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1. E-1 8600-14600 C-Type
2. E-2 10750-16750 C-Type
3. E-3 13750-18700 C-Type
4. E-4 16000-20800 C-Type
5. E-5 17500-22300 C-Type
6. M-1 18500-23900 D-Type
7. M-2 19500-25000 D-Type
8. M-3 20500-26500 D-Type
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* Based on present practice of allotment of quarters.
PAY SCALES OF WORKERS

&
NON-EXECUTIVES
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AND
THEIR ENTITLEMENT OF QUARTERS
A. DAILY RATED WORKERS
_________________________________________________
Sl. Category NCWA-VI Pay Entitlement
No. scales w.e.f of Quarter
1.7.1996
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1. I 126.92-161.28 |
|
2. II 129.79-169.57 |
|
3. III 133.75-181.63 | M.Q.(Miner's
| Quarter)
4. IV 136.46-192.98 |
|
5. V 142.13-209.27 |
|
6. VI 148.34-234.20 |
|
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B. EXCAVATION WORKERS (DAILY RATED)
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Sl. Category NCWA-VI Pay Entitlement

1.7.1996
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1. Special 174.88-299.44 B - Type
2. A 166.40-283.58 B - Type
3. B 156.75-263.85 |
|
4. C 150.09-242.43 | M.Q.
| (Miners
5. D 144.85-218.47 | Quarter)
|
6. E 135.40-185.98 |
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C. MONTHLY RATED WORKERS (Technical, Supervisory &

(Misc. Scales)
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Sl. Category NCWA-VI Pay Entitlement *
1.7.1996
___________________________________________________
1. Sr.T&S - A1 6000-8400 B-Type
2. A 4652-7802 B-Type
3. B 4317-7257 B-Type
4. C 3998-6528 B-Type
5. D 3698-5878 B-Type
6. E 3545-5111 B-Type
7. F 3506-4856 B-Type
8. G 3457-4663 A-Type
9. H 3384-4464 A-Type
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* Based on BPE office memorandum vide ref.

No.BPE/GL-002/83/CON/GENL-94/71-BPE(C)/158 dt.30.8.1983
D. MONTHLY RATED WORKERS (Clerical)
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1.7.1996
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1. Special 4317-7257 B-Type
2. I 3998-6528 B-Type
3. II 3698-5878 B-Type
4. III 3545-5111 B-Type
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* Based on BPE office memorandum vide ref.

No.BPE/GL-002/83/CON/GENL-94/71-BPE(C)/158 dt.30.8.1983
E. PIECE RATED WORKERS
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1.7.1996
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1. I 127.63 |
|
2. II 130.37 |
|
3. III 133.77 |
|
4. IV 134.43 | M.Q. (Miner's
| Quarter)
5. V 139.14 |
|
6. V-A 139.82 |
|
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HOUSING SATISFACTION NORMS
CONDITION SATISFACTION REMARKS
1. In case project is 40% As per BPE circular

located within 10 miles No.Adv.(C)Genl-129/72
of Town having a popula- /Cir-109/74
tion above 1 million dt.14.1.74
2. Project located near medium 55% Higher housing

size cities or sorrounded satisfaction to be
by large number of villages judged on individual
merits. (Ref.D015/
82-BPE(c) dt. 30th
May '83)
3. In most difficult and remote 70%

location where there is
neither a town nor enough
villages around
The above satisfaction limit is an overall average housing

satisfaction limit considering all quarters against the
total envisaged manpower.
Individually, for different type of quarters percentage

satisfaction may be considered as follows. However the
overall housing satisfaction limit as indicated for three
different type conditions above have to be observed.
MQ - 40% to 50%
A Type - 50% to 60%
B Type - 60% to 75%
C & D Type - 100%

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COST NORMS FOR DOUBLE STOREYED MINERS' QUARTERS
(1 ) Unit cost for double storeyed = Rs.13500/- at Cost Index

Miners' Quarters 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76
(2) Add for extra facilities such = Rs. 550/- at Cost Index
as cistern, fan & tank, per 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76
unit of MQ.
Note: 1. Unit cost is based on communication made by

Addl.CE (C), CMPDI HQ, Ranchi vide letter No.CE/F-
52/55 dated 7/8 Jan. 1987 to Dy.CE (C), CMPDI,
RI.IV.
2. Cost for extra facilities is based on communication

made by Addl.CE(C), CMPDI. RI-V Bilaspur to Chief
Engineer(Civil), CMPDI, HQ, Ranchi vide letter
No.CMPDI/RV/CVIL/24-II/4471 dt.29.12.1989.

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NORMS FOR PROVISION OF CAR GARRAGE SPACE FOR

`C' TYPE QUARTERS
Car parking space to be provided = For 50% of the

occupants of `C'
Type quarters.
Plinth Area of Car Garrage = 18 Sqm. for every

2 Nos. of `C' type
quarters.
Note: As per letter No. CE/1912 dated 18/19.8.89 of

Dy.CE (C), CMPDI HQ, Ranchi.

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NORMS FOR HOSTEL TYPE ACCOMMODATION
No. of Hostel Type Units - 20% of the total type quarters

to be considered in a Project envisaged and to be distributed
between B and C type
quarters proportionately as
per their nos.
Plinth Area per unit - 20 SQM
Plinth Area Rate &

specifications - Similar to À' Type quarters
Note: 20% of the total type quarters envisaged for hostel

type accommodation is for economy in expenditure and
as per BPE No. BPE/GL-005/75/CON/15/6/74-BPE/C/122
dated 13th March 1975.

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NORMS FOR COLONY ROADS
i) For single storey quarters

Length of Colony Road = 1 km/100 Quarters
ii) For double storey quarters
Length of Colony road = 1 km/150 Quarters
iii) For three storey quarters
Length of colony road = 1 km/200 Quarters
Out of Total Colony Road length
Major stratum`B' Road shall be = 60% of total colony length
and Minor stratum À' Road shall be = 40% fo total colony length
NORMS FOR PUCCA DRAINS IN COLONY
S.No. Size of Drain Length of Drain Rate per metre
1. 22.50cm x 30 cm 25% of total length Rs.28/-

of colony road
2. 30 cm x 45 cm 20% of total length Rs.57/-
of colony road
3. 60 cm x 90 cm 10% of total length Rs.104/-
of colony road
NORMS FOR TREE GUARDS & DRAINS CROSSINGS SLABS FOR COLONY
TREE GUARDS
Nos - 40 Per Km.
Rate - Rs.31/-each
RCC DRAIN CROSSING SLAB
No. - 40% of nos. of quarters
Rate - Rs.26/- Each
N.B. : Rates are based on Cost Index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76.

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SPECIFICATIONS AND RATES

FOR
COLONY ROADS
1. A. MAJOR STRATUM `B'ROAD 3.75m wide with 2m pucca

shoulder on both sides.
i) Specifications
15cm thick cobble soling over 22.5cm moorum filling

(Moorum fillings in case of BC/clayey soil)
7.5cm thick WBM under 2cm thick premix surfacing
PUCCA SHOULDERS : 7.5cm moorum layer over 7.5cm stone

metalling blinded with moorum. Brick
edging on both sides.
ii) Rate : a) For sandy & silty sub grade - Rs. 81/m
b) For clayey/BC soil sub grade - Rs. 102/m
B. MINOR STRATUM À' ROAD 3.75m wide with 1.5m Shoulder on sides.
i) Specifications
15 cm thick cobble soling over 22.5cm moorum filling

(Moorum fillings in case of BC/clayey soil)
7.5cm thick WBM under 2cm thick premix surfacing
Brick edging on both sides.
Shoulders : Earth work and surface dressing.
N.B. : Rate per metre length is based on cost index 100 at

Delhi as on 1.10.76.

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FOR
APPROACH ROADS AND SERVICE ROADS
1. A. SECTOR ROAD (STRATUM `C') 3.75m wide with 2m pucca shoulder

on both sides
i) Specifications :
15cm thick cobble soling over 22.5cm moorum filling

(Moorum fillings in case of BC soil/clayey soil only)
15cm thick WBM in 2 layers
2.5cm thick premix surfacing with seal coat.
PUCCA SHOULDERS : 7.5cm moorum layer over 7.5cm stone metalling blinded
with moorum Brick edging on both sides.
B. SECTOR ROAD (STRATUM `D') 7.5m wide with 2m cycle track

on both sides (Double lane)
i) Specifications:
22.5cm thick cobble soling over 27.5cm moorum filling

(Moorum fillings in case of BC soil/clayey soil ony)
15cm thick WBM in 2 layers
4 cm thick premix surfacing .
Cycle Track :
2.5cm premix carpeting over 15 cm WBM (2 layers)
blinded with moorum. Brick edging on both sides.
N.B. : Rate per metre length is based on cost index 100 at


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COST NORMS FOR HAUL ROAD FOR DUMPERS
Sl. Particu- Single Lane Double Lane

No. lars
35T 50T 85T 120T 35T 50T 85T 120T
1. Total 16.5m 17m 19m 21m 22m 23m 26.5m 30m

Width of
Road
2. Width of 7.5m 8m 10m 12m 13m 14m 17.5m 21m
carriage
way
3. Width of 5m 5m 5m 5m 5m 5m 5m 5m
Dozer
Track
4. Width of 2m 2m 2m 2m 2m 2m 2m 2m
Shoulder
5. Rate/m at Cost Index 100
i) For Rs.602/- Rs.722 Rs.974 Rs.1436 Rs.798 Rs.974 Rs.1351 Rs.2050
CBR
Value 3
ii) For Rs.515/- Rs.620/- Rs.877/- Rs.1246/- Rs.681/- Rs.836/- Rs.1216/- Rs.1778/-
CBR
Value 5
iii) For Rs.442/- Rs.544/- Rs.716/- Rs.1149/- Rs.588/- Rs.734/- Rs.994/- Rs.1640/-
CBR
Value 7
NOTE:
1. The above estimated cost per m length excludes the cost of Lithology, land, culverts,
Arboriculture, Embankment and bitumen carpetting.
2. The above cost is based on design standard for Haul road circulated by CMPDI HQ,
Ranchi and made applicable at RI.IV w.e.f. 19/9/89.
3. Per metre cost is based on cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76.

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OVERALL ROAD THICKNESS FOR DIFFERENT CBR VALUES OF SUBGRADE OF

DIFFERENT CAPACITITIES OF DUMPERS
Dumper 35 Tonne | 50 Tonne | 85 Tonne | 120 Tonne

Capacity | | |
| | |
CBR value of 3 4 5 6 8| 3 4 5 6 8 | 3 4 5 6 8 | 3 4 5 6 8
Subgrade | | |
| | |
Total thick- 90 85 75 65 58|110 105 90 80 70 |135 130 115 100 85 |180 170 150 140 120
ness of | | |
pavement | | |
T(Cm) | | |
| | |
Thickness of 18 18 18 18 18| 20 20 20 20 20 | 22 22 22 22 22 | 30 30 30 30 30
Gravel layer | | |
63mm-40mm | | |
well graded | | |
T3 (Cmn) | | |
| | |
Thickness of 20 20 20 20 20 | 25 25 25 25 25 | 30 30 30 30 30 | 40 40 40 40 40
Gravel layer | | |
90mm-40mm well | | |
graded T2 (Cm) | | |
| | |
Thickness of 52 47 37 27 20 | 65 60 45 35 25 | 83 78 63 48 33 | 110 100 80 70 50
Moorum sand | | |
layer T1 (Cm) | | |
NOTE : The above details are as per Technical Manual on " Guidelines for Planning,
Design and Construction of Haul road" prepared by CMPDI HQ, Ranchi (Year
2000).

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FOR
BRIDGES & CULVERTS
A. MAJOR BRIDGE (7.50m wide)
Rate/Meter = Rs. 12500.00
B. CULVERTS (7.50m wide) - For single lane road of 3.75m wide
Sl.No. Particulars Rate
1. 4.57m Span R.C.C.Slab culvert = Rs.37500/-
5. 0.61 m dia. Hume Pipe culvert = Rs. 3100/-
C. CULVERTS (13.00m wide) - For double lane road of 7.50m wide
D. CULVERTS (7.50m wide) for LW-35 Dumpers

E. CULVERTS (13.00m wide) for LW-35 Dumpers

F. CULVERTS (8.00m wide) for LW-50 Dumpers

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G. CULVERTS (14.00m wide) for LW-50 Dumpers

H. CULVERTS (17.50m wide) for LW-85 Dumpers
1. 4.57m Span R.C.C.Slab culvert = Rs.1,26,750/-

2. 3.05m Span R.C.C.Slab culvert = Rs. 84500/-
3. .83m Span R.C.C.Slab culvert = Rs. 50730/-
I. CULVERTS (21.00m wide) for LW-120 Dumpers

N.B. 1. Rates are based on cost index 100 base at Delhi as on 1.10.76
2. For every one km length of road, 2 No. culverts shall be provided, out of
which one shall be RCC slab culvert and other shall be hume pipe culvert.
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1. Water Requirement Norms :
(a) Potable Water Requirement:

(i) Residential 135 litres per person per day
(ii) Non-Residential 45 litres per person per day
(b) Industrial water Requirement :
b(1) For Opencast Mine Projects
(i) Water required for washing of Dumpers @ 1800
litres/Day/Dumper
(ii) Water required for dust suppression in CHP and other industrial
premises 22,500 litres per day for every million tonnes of coal
produced every year.
(iii) Water required for road watering 67,500 litres/day/million tonnes
of coal produced every year.
(iv) Water required for fire fighting in coal 45,000 litres/day/million
tonnes of coal produced every year.
(v) Allowance for loss and wastage, 10% of sum of
/ (i) + (ii) + (iii) + (iv) /
b(2) For Other Requirements
(i) Washery - 500 litres/tonne/day of Raw Coal
(ii) Stowing - 1000 litres per m3 of sand stowed.
(c) EFFECT OF POPULATION ON RATE OF CONSUMPTION
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POPULATION Per capita consumption in lpcd *____________
Community without sewage Community with sewage
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1000 - 5000 60 80
5000 - 20000 80 100
20000 - 50000 100 120
50000 - 200000 160 160
Over 200000 ** **
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* With maximum permissible variation of 20%.
** Industrial plus commercial uses including air
conditioning or 180 lpcd whichever is greater.
(d) WATER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS

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OTHER THAN RESIDENCES : (AS PER IS 1172-1983)
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Sl.No. Type of Building Consumption
per day litre
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1. (a) Factories where bathrooms are 45 per head

required to be provided
(b) Factories where no bathrooms are 30 per head

required to be provided
2. Hospitals (including laundry) per bed
(a) No. of beds not exceeding 100 340
(b) No. of beds exceeding 100 455
3. Nurses homes and medical quarters 135 per bed
4. Hostels 135 per bed
5. Offices 45 per head
6. Restaurants (per seat) 70
7. Hotels (per bed) 180
8. Cinemas, concert halls and theatres (per seat) 15
9. Schools
(a) Day Schools 45 per head
(b) Boarding Schools 135 per head

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Reference : Civil Engineer's Reference Manual, Nov.1983

of Technical Publication Wing, CMPDI, Ranchi.
RATE AND QUANTITY NORMS FOR VARIOUS ITEMS USED

IN WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
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S.No. Particulars Quantity Rate Per Remarks
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1. Intake well and raw water 8 hrs. 0.17 Litre B.P.E.
pump houses with suitable raw water
raw water drawal arrangement Pumping
rate
2. Raw water boosting pump - Market
(centrifugal type) HP
3. Water rising main - As per Annexure
4. New water treatment plant - 0.28 Litre
with aerator, chemical
house, clarifloculator,
rapid gravity filter,
chlorinator etc.
5. Ground water reservoir 1 1/2 hr. 0.65* Litre B.P.E.
after treatment plant clear
(for storage of clear water
water) pumping rate
6. Pressurized type water - 0.25 Litre
treatment plant.
7. Sedimentation tank 8 hrs. 0.65* Litre B.P.E.
inflow rate
8. Zonal storage RCC over 1/3rd 1.10* Litre B.P.E.

head tank water
demand
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*Based on B.P.E. guidelines vide No.BPE/GL-017/78/COAL/Genl-11/67/149 dt.22.8.78
Note : 1. For clear water distribution system the total length of the pipe may be taken as
100% of the length of colony road if actual required length is not known and to be
distributed as follows:
For 80mm dia. Pipe – 50% of length of road
2. For industrial water distribution system, the length of the pipe depends on the
requirement.
3. For electrical installation & instruments, tools, a provision may be made on
L.S. basis i.e. 5% of the total provision.
ANNEXURE
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RATES OF PIPE PER METRE
A. CAST IRON PIPES
Sl. Size in Size in Rates of Class Rates of Class Rates of Remarks

No. mm Inch centrally cast A s/s vert cast double
(spun) iron pipe iron pipe in flanged pipe
in Rs. Rs. class A in Rs.
1 80 3 62.70 74.95 68.25
2 100 4 78.70 93.25 88.80
3 125 5 101.75 119.40 113.75
4 150 6 124.06 147.36 143.45
5 200 8 179.25 212.20 204.65
6 250 10 240.80 285.90 278.30
7 300 12 307.60 365.95 357.85
8 350 14 387.50 458.70 449.25
9 400 16 468.75 559.75 563.70
10 450 18 569.80 682.50 677.95
11 500 20 659.75 784.55 795.80
12 600 24 882.90 1051.85 1049.75
13 700 28 1080.65 1307.50 1409.75
14 750 30 1227.60 1485.00 1418.10
15 800 32 1322.50 1609.80 1553.90
16 900 36 1582.80 1913.70 1843.50
17 1000 40 1853.20 2242.75 2150.70
18 1100 44 2165.60 2619.65 2530.70
19 1200 48 2481.00 3001.15 3296.00
B. G.I. PIPES
Sl.No Size in mm Rae per m
1 20 12.25
2 25 20.00
3 40 26.25
4 50 44.90
5 65 69.65
Reference – CPWD – 1974 DSOR
N.B. Rates are based on cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76

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HYDRAULIC TABLES FOR FLOW OF WATER IN PIPES
BASED ON HAZEN & WILLIAMS FORMULA
Hazen-William Formula
V = 0.85 C m 0.63 i 0.54 (1)

Where
V = Velocity in pipe in metres per second
C = Constant depending upon roughness of the pipe
m = Hydraulic radius of the pipe in metre
= A/P where A = Cross section Area of Pipe
P = Wetted perimeter
For a pipe running full, A/P = (/4)d2 = d/4

d
i = Hydraulic gradient
h/l = Frictional loss of heads per unit length of pipe
Now, Q = 0.003674 d 2.63 hf 0.54 lit/sec. - (2)
Where d = diameter of pipe in cm
hf = loss of head in metres per 1000 m
RECOMMENDED VALUE OF HAZEN AND WILLIAM’S COEFFICIENT C
Conduit Material Recommended Value of C

For New Pipe For Design
purposes
Cast Iron 130 100
Galvanised iron > 50 mm 120 100
Galvanised iron 50 mm and below (used 120 55
for house connections)
Steel riveted joints 110 95
Steel welded joints, lined with cement or 140 110
bituminous enamel
Steel welded joints 140 100
Concrete 140 110
Asbestos cement 150 120
Plastic Pipes 150 120
To determine the loss of head for any value of C, multiply the loss of head obtained by equation (2)
by a value of `K’, as follows :.
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C 40 60 80 90 100 110 120 130 140
K 5.46 2.58 1.51 1.22 1.00 0.838 0.713 0.615 0.536
Economical velocity of flow of water in C.I. rising mains V = 0.65 m/sec.
Economical dia of C.I. rising main (for 23 hours of pumping/day)
d = 4.44 Q, where d = dia of C.I. pipe in cms.
Q = flow of water in litres/sec.
HORSE POWER OF PUMPS IN METRIC UNITS
W.H.P.= QH/75, BHP = (QH/75) x E
E = Efficiency of pump sets (1 HP =75 kg m/sec.) = 60%
1 K.W. = 102 kg.m./sec. = 1.36 HP (metric)
FORMULA FOR LOSS OF HEAD OF FLOW IN PIPES
hf = flQ2/3d5, f = 0.01 d = dia of pipe in metres., Q = flow in m3/sec.
Or
hf = 100 LQ2/3d5 = 33.33 LQ2/d5
Where Q = flow in litres/sec.
d = diameter of pipe in cm.

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DIAMETER OF PIPE 80mm, C = 100
Discharge Q Velocity V Loss of head hf

Litre/min Metres/sec. Metres/1000 m
38 0.137 0.55
57 0.207 1.17
76 0.277 2.00
96 0.345 3.02
114 0.415 4.23
133 0.485 5.62
151 0.555 7.04
189 0.692 10.75
227 0.829 15.20
265 0.970 20.13
303 1.107 25.79
341 1.347 32.10
379 1.384 38.91
454 1.662 54.51
530 1.936 72.59
606 2.214 93.01
681 2.491 115.30
757 2.768 140.40
833 3.046 167.50
909 3.320 196.90
984 3.598 228.00
1060 3.875 261.60
1136 4.153 297.50

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DIAMETER OF PIPE 100 mm, C = 100 :
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litre/min. metres/sec. metres/1000 m.
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76 0.155 0.62
95 0.195 0.94
111 0.235 1.32
133 0.271 1.74
151 0.311 2.23
189 0.390 3.39
227 0.466 4.72
265 0.545 6.30
303 0.622 8.10
341 0.701 10.00
379 0.777 12.20
454 0.932 17.10
530 1.086 22.80
606 1.244 29.10
681 1.402 36.10
757 1.557 44.00
833 1.713 52
909 1.869 62
984 2.024 72
1060 2.179 82
1136 2.334 93
1211 2.493 105
1287 2.645 117
1363 2.801 131
1514 3.112 160
1703 3.502 198
1893 3.893 240
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litre/min. metres/sec. metres/1000 m.
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114 0.149 0.44

151 0.198 0.75
189 0.250 1.13
227 0.299 1.59
265 0.347 2.12
303 0.399 2.71
341 0.448 3.39
379 0.497 4.11
454 0.597 5.80
530 0.698 7.60
606 0.795 9.80
681 0.896 12.20
757 0.996 14.80
833 1.094 17.70
909 1.194 20.80
984 1.295 24.10
1060 1.396 27.70
1136 1.494 31.40
1211 1.594 35.40
1325 1.743 41.90
1514 1.993 54.00
1703 2.240 67.00
1893 2.490 81.00
2082 2.740 96.00
2271 2.987 113.00
2461 3.237 132.00
2650 3.487 151.00
2839 3.737 172.00
3082 3.983 194.00
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litre/sec. metres/sec. metres/1000 m.
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2.19 0.12 0.24

2.63 0.14 0.33
3.07 0.17 0.44
3.51 0.19 0.57
3.94 0.22 0.71
4.38 0.24 0.86
4.82 0.27 1.03
5.26 0.29 1.21
6.13 0.34 1.62
7.01 0.38 2.06
7.87 0.43 2.50
8.76 0.48 3.10
9.64 0.53 3.71
10.51 0.58 4.35
11.39 0.63 5.00
12.27 0.67 5.80
13.14 0.72 6.60
15.32 0.84 8.80
17.53 0.96 11.30
19.71 1.08 14.00
21.92 1.20 16.90
24.10 1.32 20.10
26.28 1.44 23.80
28.49 1.56 27.50
30.67 1.68 31.60
35.06 1.92 40.40
39.42 2.16 50.00
43.80 2.40 61.00
48.19 2.64 73.00
52.58 2.88 86.00
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8.76 0.27 0.77

9.64 0.30 0.92
10.51 0.32 1.07
11.39 0.35 1.25
12.27 0.387 1.43
13.14 0.41 1.62
14.02 0.43 1.84
14.89 0.46 2.05
15.77 0.49 2.28
16.65 0.51 2.51
17.53 0.54 2.76
19.71 0.61 3.43
21.92 0.68 4.18
24.10 0.74 5.00
26.28 0.81 5.90
28.49 0.88 6.80
30.67 0.95 7.80
32.85 1.01 8.80
35.06 1.08 9.90
39.42 1.22 12.40
43.81 1.35 15.10
48.19 1.49 18.00
52.58 1.64 21.00
56.94 1.76 24.50
61.33 1.89 28.10
65.72 2.03 31.80
70.11 2.16 35.80
78.86 2.43 44.20
87.61 2.70 54.00
96.39 2.76 65.00
105.14 3.01 77.00
113.15 3.26 89.00
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13.14 0.26 0.55

14.02 0.28 0.62
14.89 0.29 0.69
15.77 0.31 0.77
16.65 0.33 0.85
17.63 0.34 0.93
19.71 0.39 1.16
21.92 0.43 1.41
24.10 0.48 1.68
26.23 0.52 1.97
28.49 0.56 2.29
30.67 0.61 2.64
32.85 0.65 3.00
35.06 0.69 3.38
39.42 0.78 4.18
43.81 0.87 5.10
48.19 0.95 6.10
52.58 1.04 7.10
56.94 1.12 8.30
61.33 1.21 9.59
65.72 1.30 10.80
70.11 1.38 12.20
78.86 1.56 15.10
87.61 1.73 18.40
96.39 1.90 21.80
105.14 2.08 25.50
113.15 2.25 29.90
122.70 2.42 34.00
131.40 2.59 38.60
140.30 2.77 43.80
148.90 2.94 49.00
157.80 3.11 54.00
166.50 3.29 60.00
175.20 3.46 66.00
197.10 3.87 83.00
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4.38 0.061 0.03
8.76 0.119 0.11
13.14 0.180 0.22
17.53 0.241 0.38
21.92 0.302 0.58
26.28 0.360 0.81
30.67 0.421 1.08
35.06 0.481 1.38
35.42 0.540 1.72
43.81 0.600 2.10
48.19 0.662 2.50
52.58 0.720 2.94
56.94 0.781 3.40
61.33 0.842 3.90
65.72 0.903 4.43
70.11 0.960 5.00
74.50 1.021 5.60
78.86 1.082 6.20
83.26 1.140 6.90
87.61 1.201 7.60
96.39 1.320 9.00
105.14 1.442 10.50
113.15 1.560 12.30
122.70 1.683 14.10
131.40 1.802 16.00
153.20 2.101 21.30
175.00 2.403 27.00
197.10 2.704 33.60
219.20 3.003 41.00
241.00 3.305 49.40
262.80 3.604 58.00
306.70 4.204 77.00
350.50 4.805 99.00
394.20 5.406 122.00
438.10 6.606 150.00
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Litre/sec. metres/sec. metres/1000 m.
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4.38 0.046 0.014

8.76 0.088 0.05
13.14 0.131 0.107
17.53 0.177 0.182
21.92 0.220 0.275
26.28 0.265 0.388
30.67 0.308 0.52
35.06 0.354 0.66
35.42 0.396 0.82
43.81 0.442 1.00
48.19 0.485 1.18
52.58 0.527 1.38
56.94 0.573 1.62
61.33 0.616 1.85
65.72 0.662 2.10
70.11 0.704 2.37
74.50 0.750 2.65
78.86 0.793 2.93
83.26 0.838 3.24
87.61 0.884 3.57
96.39 0.970 4.28
105.14 1.061 5.00
113.15 1.146 5.80
122.70 1.235 6.70
131.40 1.326 7.60
153.20 1.546 10.10
175.00 1.705 12.90
197.10 1.985 16.10
219.20 2.207 19.50
241.00 2.427 23.20
262.80 2.646 27.30
306.70 3.036 36.50
350.50 3.531 46.40
394.20 3.970 58.00
438.10 4.415 70.00
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8.76 0.067 0.026

17.53 0.134 0.095
26.28 0.201 0.201
35.06 0.271 0.340
43.81 0.338 0.32
52.58 0.406 0.72
61.33 0.473 0.96
70.11 0.540 1.23
78.86 0.607 1.53
87.61 0.677 1.87
96.39 0.744 2.22
105.14 0.811 2.62
113.15 0.878 3.03
122.70 0.945 3.49
131.40 1.013 3.98
140.30 1.082 4.46
148.90 1.149 4.59
157.80 1.217 5.60
166.50 1.284 6.20
175.00 1.351 6.80
197.10 1.521 8.40
219.20 1.689 10.20
241.00 1.857 12.20
262.80 2.028 14.30
284.90 2.195 16.60
306.70 2.366 19.00
328.51 2.534 21.70
350.50 2.701 24.20
394.20 3.040 30.20
438.10 3.378 36.80
481.90 3.717 44.00
525.90 4.055 52.00
569.60 4.391 60.00
613.50 4.729 68.00
656.40 5.067 78.00
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8.76 0.052 0.015

17.53 0.107 0.053
26.22 0.160 0.113
35.06 0.213 0.193
43.81 0.268 0.291
52.53 0.320 0.409
61.33 0.372 0.54
70.11 0.427 0.69
78.86 0.479 0.86
87.61 0.533 1.05
96.39 0.588 1.25
105.14 0.640 1.47
113.15 0.695 1.71
122.70 0.747 1.96
131.40 0.802 2.23
153.20 0.936 2.96
175.00 1.067 3.79
197.10 1.201 4.71
219.20 1.335 5.70
241.00 1.473 6.80
262.80 1.600 8.00
284.90 1.738 9.30
306.70 1.869 10.70
328.51 2.003 12.20
350.50 2.137 13.60
372.40 2.272 15.30
394.20 2.409 17.00
416.20 2.540 18.80
438.10 2.671 20.80
481.90 2.942 24.60
525.90 3.201 29.00
613.50 3.750 38.80
701.30 4.269 49.40
778.60 4.817 61.00
876.60 5.336 74.00
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17.53 0.085 0.032

26.28 0.131 0.068
35.06 0.174 0.115
43.81 0.216 0.174
52.58 0.259 0.243
61.33 0.302 0.326
70.11 0.344 0.416
78.86 0.390 0.52
87.61 0.433 0.63
109.60 0.540 0.95
131.40 0.649 1.33
153.20 0.756 1.78
175.00 0.866 2.28
197.10 0.973 2.83
219.20 1.082 3.43
241.00 1.189 4.09
262.80 1.300 4.81
284.90 1.406 5.60
306.70 1.512 6.40
328.51 1.622 7.30
350.50 1.789 8.20
372.40 1.838 9.20
394.20 1.945 10.20
416.20 2.055 11.30
438.10 2.162 12.40
481.90 2.378 14.80
525.90 2.595 17.40
569.60 2.811 20.10
613.50 3.028 23.10
657.31 3.244 26.20
701.30 3.461 29.60
744.90 3.667 33.10
778.60 3.894 36.80
832.60 4.107 40.70
876.60 4.323 44.80
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NORMS FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL SCHEME
(A) COLONY
Cost of Sewage Disposal scheme = Rs.750/-

per house at Cost Index 100 at
(B) SERVICE BUILDINGS
Cost of Sewage disposal scheme = 5% of the total

cost of Service
Buildings
Ref :- As Conveyed by DY.CE(C), RI-IV, vide letter No.

RIN/CE-82/85/282 dt.14.2.85 to Addl.CE(PHE),
CMPDI, Ranchi.

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NORMS FOR EXTRA PROVISIONS TO BE MADE IN

THE ESTIMATES FOR CIVIL WORKS
1. Provision for contingencies
In the estimates for civil works

in Public sector undertakings = 3% of the estimated cost
Ref :- BPE guidelines vide BPE No.1165-Adv(c)/Circ-37/68

dt.1.6.1968
2. Works Contract Tax on Construction

i.e. Sales Tax = A flat rate of tax of 2% of the
total contract value of the
Construction Contract i.e. 2%
of the estimated cost for
Civil works.
Ref :- Maharashtra Act 17 of 1999 (w.e.f. 6.2.1999)

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NORMS FOR CONSTRUCTION MANPOWER
1. Construction Manpower
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Sl. Work load Manpower Remarks
No. per year __________________________________
at CI 100 Dy.CE S.E Sr.EE/ A.E. E.A
(1.10.76) EE Overseer
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1. Rs.15 lakhs - - - 1 2
2. Rs.30 lakhs - - 1 2 4
3. Rs.60 lakhs - 1 2 4 6
4. Rs.100 lakhs 1 2 4 8 10
and above
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NOTE: These norms were finalised by Civil Engg. Deptt. of RI.IV in

consultation with WCL and made applicable w.e.f. 9.3.1984.

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LAND REQUIREMENT NORMS
(A) FOR SERVICE BUILDINGS

1. Take 4 times the plinth area of all the service buildings except the workshop and stores, as
open space.
2. Take the premises of the stores as land area.
3. Take the premises of the workshop as the land area.
4. Add item 1, 2 and 3, which will give the open space for service buildings.
5. Add the plinth area of all the service buildings, except stores and workshop to item No.4.
6. The land area vide item No.5 above will be the land requirement for service
buildings, except the area required for circulation, which may be taken as 25% of item
No.5 above.
7. Add item No.5 and 6 to give the total land area required for the service buildings.
(B) FOR MAGAZINE, ROADS & SIDING
1. Magazine ..................... As per table (ANNEXURE-M)
2. Roads :
a) Approach road (Single lane) Length x 16 m2
b) Approach road (Double lane) Length x 24 m2
c) Colony Road ......... (included in Item-C below)
3. Siding :
a) For single track .......... Length x 15 m2
b) For double track .......... Length x 20 m2
(C) FOR TOWNSHIP

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Storey Gross density Remarks
per Acre
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1 10-15 BPE norms modified and adopted by CMPDI for
project planning (circulated vide letter No.
2 15-20 CMPDI/PSC/Norms/32/1906 dated July 1983 by
Project Scrutiny Cell of CMPDI HQ, Ranchi).
3 20-25
(D) Extra provision should be made for : (See Annexure-L).

non-buildable land.
ANNEXURE-L

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SPACE STANDARDS AND RESIDENTIAL DENSITIES FOR

TOWNSHIPS OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES
(Ref : BPE/GL-028/76/(Cons/Adv(c)/Genl-70/69/BPE(C)/138 dt.2.7.76)
I. PLANNING UNITS OF A TOWNSHIP
Level No. of dwelling units Amenities to be provided

(a) Cluster 250 (1250 population) Tot-lots and nursery school
(b) Neighbourhood 1000 (5000 population) Primary school, Playfields, parks
and convenient shopping
(c) Sector 3000 (15000 population) Higher secondary school parks,
play fields, health center,
shopping, cultural, etc.
II. SPACE STANDARDS FOR AMENTITIES AT DIFFERENT

LEVELS OF PLANNING UNITS IN A TOWNSHIP
(i) At Neighbourhood level for 1000 houses (5000 population)
Sl.No. Amenity Area (Hectares)

1. Primary cum Nursery school 0.81-1.00 (2.0-2.5 Acres)
2. Parks and Playground 0.65-1.28 (1.6-3.0 Acres)
3. Convenient shopping 0.16-0.20 (0.4-0.5 Acres)
Total 1.62-2.48 (4.0-6.0 Acres)
(ii) At Sector level for 3000 houses (15000 population)

1. Higher Secondary School 3.24-4.05 (8.0-10.0 Acres)
2. Health Centre-1 0.40-0.61(1.0-1.5 Acres)
3. Shopping – 1 0.40-0.61 (1.0-1.5 Acres)
4. Parks and Open Space 3.24-4.05 (8.0-10.0 Acres)
5. Community Centre-1 0.81-1.00 (2.0-2.5 Acres)
6. Miscellaneous 0.81-1.00 (2.0-2.5 Acres)
Total 8.90-11.32 (22.0-0.28.0 Acres)
(iii) At Town Level :

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(a) For towns upto 1000 houses (5000 population)

2. Hospital-1 0.81-1.21 (2.0-3.0 Acres)
3. Open space 2.02-2.42 (5.0-6.0 Acres)
4. Shopping 0.40-0.61 (1.0-1.5 Acres)
5. Community Centre 0.61-0.81 (1.5-2.0 Acres)
6. Miscellaneous 0.20-0.61 (0.5-1.5 Acres)
Total 6.06-8.08 (15.0-20.0 Acres)
(b) For towns from 1000-3000 houses (5000 to 15000 population)

2. Hospital – 1 2.02-2.42 (5.0-6.0 Acres)
3. Shopping 1.21-1.62 (3.0-4.0 Acres)
4. Open space 3.24-4.05 (8.0-10.0 Acres)
5. Community Centre 1.62-2.02 (4.0-5.0 Acres)
Total 12.14-16.18 (30.0 –40.0 Acres)
(c) For towns from 3000 to 12000 houses (15000 to 60000 population)
1. Education – 1 4.05-6.07 (10.0-15.0 Acres)
2. Hospital – 1 3.24-4.05 (8.0-10.0 Acres)
3. Shopping 3.24-4.05 (8.0-10.0 Acres)
4. Open space and play ground 12.14-16.19 (30-40 Acres)
5. Community Centre 6.07-8.08 (15-20 Acres)
6. Miscellaneous 6.07-10.12 (15-25 Acres)
Total 34.81- 48.56 (86.120 Acres)
(d) For towns above 12000 houses (60000 population)

1. Education – 1 6.07 –8.09 (15-20 Acres)
2. Hospital – 1 8.09-14.16 (20-35 Acres)
3. Shopping 14.16-16.19 (35-40 Acres)
4. Recreational – 1 101.17-121.41 (250-300 Acres)
5. Cultural 20.23-24.28 (50-60 Acres)
6. Miscellaneous 30.35-40.47 (75-100 Acres)
Total 180.07-224.60 (445-555 Acres)
Note : Standards for areas for town level amenities given at (a), (b), (c) & (d) above are for
townships with maximum size in each range. For smaller towns, suitable reductions
in these area may be made.
III. DENSITIES (NO.OF DWELLINGS PER HECTARE)

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AT DIFFERENT LEVELS IN A TOWNSHIP
(i) At Cluster level :
No. of storeyes Dwelling per Hectare Remarks

2 82-106 (33-43 per acre) The areas for the purpose of
3 106-131 (43-53 per acre) calculating the cluster density
4 131-156 (53-63 per acre) (net residential density)
would comprise of site
covered by the buildings and
incidental open spaces, lots,
access ways and path ways.
(ii) At Neighbourhood level :

3 69-89 (28-36 per acre) gross residential density at
4 89-109 (36-44 per acre) neighbourhood level would
include all internal roads,
amenities at the
neighbourhood level plus half
the area of peripheral roads
LAND USE PATTERN AT NEIGHBOURHOOD LEVEL
Use Percentage
(a) Net residential area (Housing cluster) 65-70
(b) Amenities 18-15
(c) Circulation 17-15
Total 100
(iii) At Sector level :

3 54-74 (22-30 per acre) gross residential density at sector
4 69-89 (28-36 per acre) level would include all internal
roads, amenities at the
neighbourhood/secor level plus
half the area of peripheral roads

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Land Use Pattern at Sector level
Use Percentage
(a) Residential area 55-60
(b) Amenities 25-22
(c) Roads 20-18
Total 100
(iv) At Town Level
No.of storeys Town upto 3000 Town having Towns having Remarks
houses 3000-12000 more than
houses 12000 houses
2 37-54 37-49 35-49 Township
(15-22 per Acre) (15-20 per Acre) (14-20 per density is
Acre) based on the
3 49-67 49-62 44-62 entire
(20-27 per Acre) (20-25 per Acre) (18-25 per developed
Acre) area of the
4 62-79 62-74 54-72 township
(25-32 per Acre) (25-30 per Acre) (22-29 per
Acre)
Range 37-62 37-62 35-62
Recommended (15-25 per Acre) (15-25 per Acre) (14-25 per
Acre)

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LAND USE PATTERN AT TOWN LEVEL PERCENTAGE S

OF GROSS TOWN AREA
Towns upto 3000 Towns having 3000- Towns having

houses 12000 houses more than 12000
houses
(a) Residential 50-55 45-50 40-45
(b) Town amenities 30-27 33-30 40-30
(c) Circulation 20-18 22-20 20-25
Total 100 100 100
(Ref : No.BPE/GL-028/76/(Cons/Adv(c)/Genl-70/69/BPE(C)/138 dated 2nd July 1976)

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APPENDIX – A.2
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PROJECT REPORT OF___________

SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED PHASED
CAPITAL INVESTMENT ON CIVIL WORKS
(AT COST INDEX IN ( HALF)
(Amount in Rs’000)
Sl. Particulars Total Year wise Phasing of Capital Reference
No. Capital Provision
Provi- I II III IV V
sion Yr. Yr. Yr. Yr. Yr.
1. A. Service Buildings App. A.2.1
B. Residential Buildings App. A.2.2
Sub Total
2. A. Approach road to Project App. A.8.2.1

& Colony
B. Colony roads App. A.8.2.2
C. Haul roads App. A.8.2.3
D. Approach road to Service App. A.8.2.4
Buildings
E. Diversion of roads if any App. A.8.2.5
Sub-Total App. A.8.2
3.A. Colony Water Supply App. A.8.3.1

B. Colony Sewerage App. A.8.3.2
C. Industrial Water Supply App. A.8.3.3
D. Industrial Sewerage App. A.8.3.4
Sub-Total App. A.8.3.
GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX – A.2.1

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PROJECT REPORT OF__________

STATEMENT SHOWING ESTIMATED CAPITAL INVESTMENT ON SERVICE
BUILDINGS OF PERMANENT/TEMPORARY SPECIFICATIONS

(Rate & Cost in Rs. `000s)
Sl. Particulars Number Plinth Unit Rate Cost at Remarks
No. Area At C.I.100 C.I…..
(Sqm) (at Nagpur
as on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A. OFFICE
1.
2.
3. etc
SUB-TOTAL (A) :
B. EXCAVATION WORKSHOP
1.
2.
3. etc
SUB-TOTAL (B) :
C. E&M WORKSHOP
1.
2.
3. etc
SUB-TOTAL (C) :
D. DOZER REPAIR SHED (AT

MINE END)
1.
2.
3. etc
SUB-TOTAL (D) :
E. STORES
1.
2.
3. etc
SUB-TOTAL (E) :
Appendix-A.2.1 contd….

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Sl. Particulars Number Plinth Unit Rate Cost at Rema-

No. Area At C.I.100 C.I….. rks
(Sqm) (at Nagpur
as on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
F SUB-STATION
1.
2.
3. etc
SUB-TOTAL (F) :
G. EXPLOSIVE MAGAZINE
1. Building
2. Barbed wire Fencing with gate
SUB-TOTAL (G) :
H. STATUTORY BUILDINGS
1. Canteen( seater)
2. First Aid Centre
3. Rest Shelter
4. Training Centre/Group Training
Centre
5. Lavatories & Urinals
6. Security Room
7. Garage
8. Scooter/Cycle Shed
9. Peripheral barbed wire fencing
10. Cap. Lamp Room ( lamps)
11. ETC
SUB-TOTAL (H)
I. COMMUNITY BUILDING
1. Dispensary/11 Bedded Hospital
2. Worker’s Institute
3. Shopping Centre
4. Primary School
5. Senior Club (Officer’s Club)
6. Officer’s Rest House
7. Staff Rest House
8. Post Office
9. Bus Stops
10. ETC
SUB-TOTAL (I)

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Sl. Particulars Number Plinth Unit Rate at Cost Remarks

No. Area C.I.100 (at at
(Sqm) Nagpur as C.I…
on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
J. OTHER BUILDINGS
1. Haulage Engine House
2. Fan House
3. CDS Control Room
4. Sampling Laboratory
5. Civil Maintenance
6. ETC.
SUB TOTAL (J)
K ADDITIONAL PROVISION
1. Soil Investigation
2. Land Development
3. i) Extra provision for
foundation in poor/BC soil for
all buildings other than
boundary wall, Barbed wire
fencing, garage, cycle shed,
washing platform/ramp/station,
ground water tanks/reservoir,
waste oil tank, structural yard,
pump house, pavements, etc.
ii) For boundary wall, barbed
wire fencing, garage, cycle
shed, washing platform/ ramp/
station/, ground water tanks/
reservoir, waste oil tank,
structural yard, pump house,
pavements, etc. @ 10% of cost
SUB TOTAL (K)
TOTAL :
L Contingencies 3%
Total :
M Tax on works contract @ 2%
GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX – A.2.2

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PROJECT REPORT OF_____________

STATEMENT SHOWING ESTIMATED CAPITAL INVESTMENT ON RESIDENTIAL
BUILDINGS OF PERMANENT/TEMPORARY SPECIFICATIONS
(Unit cost and total cost in Rs. `000s)

Sl. Category/Scale Type of No.of % of Qtrs. Unit Cost Total Rem-
No. Qtrs. persons satis- Requ- at C.I.100 Cost arks
faction ired (at at
Nagpur C.I.
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. Cat.I to VI & Grade B, MQ
C, D & E (D/S)
2. Rs.3384-4464 to 3457- A
4663 (D/S)
3. Rs.3506-4856 to B
Rs.6000-8400, Gr.A & (D/S)
Spl.
4. Rs.8600-14600 to C
Rs.17500-22300 (D/S)
5. 18500-23900 & above D
(S/S)
6. Hostel Type
Accommodation (S/S)
7. Boundary Wall with
Gate (if any)
8. Provision for land
development &
horticulture
9. Sub-Total
10. Contingencies – 3%
11. Total
12. Tax on works contract
@ 2%
13. GRAND TOTAL
Housing satisfaction = D/S = Double Storey

S/S = Single Storey
Note: 1) Unit cost of `C’ type quarter includes for cost of half garage.
2) About 20% of type quarters have been considered for Hostel Type accommodation.
APPENDIX – A.2.3

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CENTRAL MINE PLANNING & DESING INSTITUTE LIMITED

RI-IV, NAGPUR
PROJECT REPORT OF________________
STATEMENT SHOWING BUILDINGS COST INDEX______ IN____ (____HALF)

(With Reference to 100 base at Nagpur as on 1.1.92)
Sl. Description Unit Rates of New Rates Ratio Weigh- Cost Re

No. Delhi as on at between tage Index mar
1.10.76 areas Col.4 & (Col.6 ks
corresponding (in Col.5 x
to base 100 Rs.) (Col.5/4) Col.7)
(in Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Bricks 1000 106.15 16.00
Nos.
2. Sand (67% coarse Cum. 21.92 5.00
33% fine)
3. Cement Qtl. 35.28 21.00
4. Stone aggregate Cum. 27.10 6.50
(50%-40mm, 50%-
20mm)
5. Timber (second class Cum. 2021.00 18.00
teak & local timber)
6. Steel Qtl. 183.00 10.00
(mild/tor/structural)
7. a) Mason Each 9.89 8.50
(50% First class) (Rate
(50% Second class) per
day)
b) Carpenter Each 9.89 4.00
(50% First class) (Rate
(50% Second class) per
day)
c) Coolie/Beldar/ Each 4.41 11.00
Unskilled (Rate
per
day)
TOTAL 100.00 Total Cost
Index
Note: Base at 100 at Nagpur as on 1.1.92 is equal to cost index 600 w.r.t. 100 base at Delhi as on
1.10.76.
APPENDIX – A.2.4
PROJECT REPORT OF _________________

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STATEMENT SHOWING UNIT COSTS OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
(Amount in Rs. '000)

1. A. MINERS QUARTERS : (DOUBLE STOREYED)
Plinth Area = 40.43 m2

Circulation Area = 5.00 m2
Sitting-Out-Balcony = 2.80 m2
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Total Area = 48.23 m2
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(i) Unit cost for Miners Quarters at Nagpur at
Cost Index 100 = 81.00
(ii) Extra for foundation in B.C/Poor = 12.60

Soil (Rs.2100 x 6)
(iii) Extra for Anti-Termite Treatment =

(Rs.4.50 x 6 per sqm.)
(iv) Provision for additional facilities = 3.30

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Total =
------
Unit cost at Nagpur at CI 100 =
------
1. B. MINERS QUARTERS : (SINGLE STOREYED)
+
(i) Unit cost for Miners Quarters at Nagpur at

Cost Index 100 = 68.00
(ii) Extra for foundation in B.C/Poor = 12.60
Soil (Rs.2100 x 6)
(iii) Extra for Anti-Termite Treatment =
(iv) Provision for additional facilities = 3.30
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Total =
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2. TYPE 'B'QUARTERS (Double Storeyed)

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(i) Basic building rate at Nagpur (Per m2) = 1.56

(Rs.260 x 6)
(ii) Internal water supply & sanitary installation = 0.20

@ 12.5% of basic building rate
(iii) Internal Electrification @ 10% of = 0.16

building rate
(iv) External Service Connection @ 5% of = 0.08

building rate
(v) Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C.Soil =

(with under reamed piles upto 6m long)
@ Rs.68 x 6 per sqm)
Or
Extra for foundation in poor soil having
bearing capacity less than 10 t per sqm.
(Rs.15 x 6 per sqm.)
(vi) Extra for anti-Termite Treatment =

(Rs.4.50 x 6 per Sqm.) ------
Total
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Unit cost at Nagpur at CI 100
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3. (A) TYPE 'C' QUARTERS (Double Storeyed)

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(Rs.260 x 6)
(ii) Internal water supply & sanitary installation

@ 12.5% of building rate = 0.20
(iii) Internal Electrification @ 12.5% of

building rate = 0.20
(iv) External Service Connection @ 5% of

(v) Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C. Soil =

(With under reamed piles upto 6m depth
@ Rs.68 x 6 per sqm.)
Or
(vi) Extra for Anti-Termite Treatment

----------
Total =
----------
Unit cost at Nagpur at CI. 100 =
----------
3. (B) GARAGE (HALF) (Single Storeyed)

(Rs.235 x 6 per sqm)
(ii) Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C. Soil = 0.09
----------
Total 1.50
----------
Unit cost at Nagpur at CI 100 = 13.50
Total of 3 (A) & 3 (B) =

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4. (A) TYPE 'D' QUARTERS (Single Storeyed)

@ 12.5% of building rate = 0.24
(iii) Internal Electrification @ 12.5% of


(v) Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C. Soil =

(with under-reamed piles upto 6 m depth,
Rs.68 x 6 per sqm.)
Or
(vi) Extra Anti-Termite Treatment

----------
Total =
----------
Unit cost at Nagpur C.I. 100 =
4. (B) SERVANT'S QUARTER (Single Storeyed)


@ 15% of building rate = 0.25
(iii) Internal Electrification @ 10% of the

(iv) External Service Connection @ 5% of the

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(v) Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C. Soil = 0.09

(vi) Extra for Anti-Termite Treatment =
----------
Total
----------
4. (C) GARAGE

Basic building rate at Nagpur (Per m2) = 1.41
Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C. Soil = 0.09
-----------
Total rate/Sq.m = 1.50
------------
Unit cost at Nagpur at CI 100 = 27.00
Total [ 4(A), 4(B) and 4(C)] =
5. HOSTEL TYPE ACCOMODATION (Single Storeyed)

@ 15.% of the building rate = 0.25
(iii) Internal Electrification @ 10.% of
(v) Extra for foundations in Poor/B.C. Soil = 0.09
(vi) Extra for Anti-Termite treatment = -

(Rs.9.00 x 6 sqm.)
---------
Total =
---------

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APPENDIX - A.8.2
PROJECT REPORT OF____________
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED CAPITAL INVESTMENT ON ROADS & CULVERTS

[AT COST INDEX IN ( HALF)]
(Amount in Rs.000's)
__________________________________________________________________
Sl. Particulars Total Remarks
No. Cost
__________________________________________________________________
A. Approach Road to Project App. A.8.2.1

and Colony
B Colony Roads App. A.8.2.2
C Haul Roads App. A.8.2.3
D Approach Road to Service App. A.8.2.4

Buildings
E Diversion of roads if any App. A.8.2.5
_______________
GRAND TOTAL :
________________
APPENDIX A.8.2.1
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PROJECT REPORT OF______________
STATEMENT SHOWING ESTIMATED CAPITAL INVESTMENT

ON APPROACH ROAD TO PROJECT & COLONY
(AT COST INDEX ______ IN ____ (____ HALF)
(Rate and cost in Rs.000's)
Sl.No. Particulars Quantity Rate at CI Cost Rem-
100 (At At arks
Nagpur CI
as on 1.1.92) …...
1 2 3 4 5 6
1A. APPROACH ROAD TO COLONY:
SECTOR ROAD (STRATUM `C')
3.75 m wide with 2 m wide pucca
shoulder on both sides.(SINGLE LANE)
Specifications
15 cm thick cobble soling over 22.5 cm

moorum filling (Moorum filling incase of
B.C. soil/clayey soil)
. 15 cm thick WBM in 2 layers
. 2.5 cm thick premix surfacing with
seal coat
. Pucca shoulders : 7.5 cm moorum
layer over 7.5 cm stone metalling
blinded with moorum.Brick edging on
both sides
1 B. APPROACH ROAD TO PROJECT :
SECTOR ROAD (STRATUM `D')
7.5 m wide with 2 m wide cycle track on
both sides (DOUBLE LANE)
Specifications
22.5 cm thick cobble soling over 27.5 cm

moorum filling (Moorum filling in case of
BC soil/clayey soil)
. 15 cm thick WBM in 2 layers
. 4 cm thick premix bituminous
surfacing
. cycle track : 2.5 cm premix carpeting
over 15 cm WBM (2 layers) blinded
with moorum and brick edging on
both sides
Appendix-A.8.2.1 contd….

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Sl.No. Particulars Quantity Rate at CI Cost Rem-
100 (At At arks
Nagpur as CI ..
on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6
2.A CULVERTS (7.50 M Wide)

i) 4.57 m span R.C.C slab culvert
ii) 3.05 m span R.C.C slab culvert
iii) 1.83 m span R.C.C slab culvert
iv) 1.22 m span R.C.C slab culvert
v) 0.61 m diameter hume pipe culvert
2 B. CULVERTS (13 m wide)

ii) 3.05 m span R.C.C slab culvert
3. Bridges (7.5 m wide) - span
4. Tree Guards
5. Extra for poor/B.C soil on items 2 A, 2 B

& 3
SUB-TOTAL
6. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
7. Tax on works contracts @ 2%
8. GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX A.8.2.2
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ON COLONY ROADS
Sl.No. Particulars Quantity Unit Rate at Cost Rem-
CI 100 (At At arks
Nagpur as on CI ..
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. COLONY ROADS
1.A. MAJOR STRATUM `B' ROAD -
3.75 m wide with 2 m wide pucca shoulders

on sides
Specifications
- 15 cm thick cobble soling over 22.5 cm

moorum filling (Moorum filling in case
of BC soil/clayey soil)
- 7.5 cm thick WBM under 2 cm thick
premix surfacing
. PUCCA SHOULDERS :
7.5 cm moorum layer over

7.5 cm stone metalling blinded with
moorum. Brick edging on both sides
1 B. MINOR STRATUM À' ROAD :
3.75 m wide with 1.5 m wide shoulder on

sides
Specifications
15 cm thick cobble soling over 22.5 cm
moorum filling (moorum filling in case of
BC soil/clayey soil)
7.5 cm thick WBM under
2 cm thick premix surfacing
Brick edging on both sides
SHOULDER:
Earth work & surface dressing
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Sl.No. particulars Quantity Rate at CI Cost Rem-
100 (At At arks
Nagpur as
on 1.1.92) CI...
1 2 3 4 5 6
2. CULVERTS (7.50m wide)
i) 4.57 m span RCC Slab
ii) 3.05 m span RCC Slab
iii) 1.83 m span RCC Slab
iv) 1.22 m span RCC Slab
v) 0.61 m dia Hume Pipe
3. TREE GUARDS
4. R.C.C DRAIN CROSSING SLAB
(153 x 61 x 7.5 cm)
5. Extra for poor/BC soil on item(2) @10%
SUB TOTAL
6. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
8. GRAND TOTAL :

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APPENDIX A.8.2.3
ON HAUL ROADS

100 CI (At At arks
Nagpur as on CI...
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6
A. HAUL ROADS & CULVERTS
(For Rear Dumper Capacity _______)
1A. On surface (to OB dumps, coal

stock, workshop and in access
trench)
WIDTH
Carriage way of double lane = ….....m

Dozer track = ….....m
Shoulder on both sides = ….....m
-------------
Total road width = …....m
Specifications suitable for CBR value -

(Consolidated thickness)
Shoulder
……… thick moorum and sand filling

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100 CI (At At arks
Nagpur as on CI...
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6
2. CULVERTS ( _____m wide)
i) 4.57m span R.C.C. slab
ii) 3.05m span R.C.C. slab
iii) 1.83m span R.C.C. slab
iv) 1.22m span R.C.C. slab
v) 0.61m dia hume pipe
3. Road side drain (size 60x90 cm)

4. Provision for Poor/BC soil for item 2 & 3
@ 10%
5. SUB TOTAL
6. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
8. GRAND TOTAL :
APPENDIX A.8.2.4
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ON SERVICE ROADS
Sl.No Particulars Quantity Unit Rate at Cost Rem
. 100 CI (At At -arks
Nagpur as on CI...
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1A. APPROACH ROAD TO SERVICE BUILDINGS (SERVICE ROAD)
SECTOR ROAD (STRATUM `C’):
3.75 m wide with 2 m wide pucca
shoulders
on sides
Specifications

- 15 cm thick WBM in 2 layers
- 2.5 cm thick premix surfacing with seal
coat
PUCCA SHOULDERS :

7.5 cm stone metalling blinded with
moorum. Brick edging on both sides
1 B. CULVERTS (7.50 m wide)
ii) 3.05 m span RCC slab culvert

2. Tree guards
3. Extra Provision for poor/B.C. soil on
item 1 B only @ 10%
SUB TOTAL
4. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
5. Tax on works contract @ 2%
6. GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX A.8.2.5
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ON DIVERSION OF ROAD
Sl. Particulars Quantity Unit Cost Rema-
No. Rate at At rks
100 CI CI ..
(At
Nagpur
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1A. APPROACH ROAD TO SERVICE BUILDINGS
(SERVICE ROAD)
SECTOR ROAD (STRATUM `C’):
3.75 m wide with 2 m wide pucca shoulders on
sides
Specifications
- 15 cm thick WBM in 2 layers
- 2.5 cm thick premix surfacing with seal coat
PUCCA SHOULDERS :
7.5 cm stone metalling blinded with moorum. Brick
edging on both sides
1 B. CULVERTS (7.50 m wide)
ii) 3.05 m span RCC slab culvert
2. Road side Pucca Drain – 30 cm x 45 cm
3. Tree guards
4. Extra Provision for poor/B.C. soil on
item 1 B only @ 10%
SUB TOTAL
5. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
6. Tax on works contract @ 2%
7. GRAND TOTAL

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APPENDIX A.8.3
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED CAPITAL INVESTMENT
ON WATER SUPPLY & SEWERAGE
(Amount in Rs.000's)
Sl.No. Particulars Total Cost Remarks

A Colony Water Supply App. A.8.3.1
B Colony Sewerage App. A.8.3.2
C Industrial water supply App. A.8.3.3
D Industrial sewerage App. A.8.3.4
E GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX A.8.3.1
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ON COLONY WATER SUPPLY
Sl.No. Particulars Unit of Quantity Unit Rate at Cost Rem-
Measure 100 CI (At At arks
Nagpur as CI ...
on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 RAW WATER
ARRANGEMENT
i) Boring of borewell 150mm dia, Each
100m deep
ii) Raw water boosting pump set Each

7.5 HP (Submerssible Type)
iii) Raw water rising main :
a) mm dia. CI main Km
b) Add 7.5% for saddle

supports, valves, bends,
etc.
2. Chlorinator (if any) LS
3. i) Ground water Reservoir Kl
ii) Clear water pump HP Each

(Centrifugal type)
iii) Clear water rising main :
a) mm dia. CI main Km
b) Add 7.5% for saddle supports,
valves, bends, etc.
4. Overhead Storage Kl.
5. Water distribution
i) 80 mm dia. GI main Km
ii) 50 mm dia. GI main Km
iii) 40 mm dia. GI main Km
iv) Add 7.5% for saddle
supports,
valves, bends, etc.

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Sl. Particulars Unit of Quantit Unit Rate at Cost Rem-
No. Measur y 100 CI (At At arks
e Nagpur as CI ...
on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
6. Investigations for :
i) Hydrogeological data LS
ii) Raw water sample
(physico-chemical &
bacteriological analysis)
7. Electrical Installation :
i) Transformer and switch gear & Assume
switch room d at 5%
ii) Overhead line of the
iii) Instruments, tools, etc. above
total
SUB TOTAL (1 to 7)
8. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX A.8.3.1
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ON COLONY WATER SUPPLY

Sl.No. Particulars Unit of Quantity Unit Rate at Cost Rem-
Measure 100 CI (At At Arks
Nagpur as CI...
on 1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1. In take well and raw water pump Kl
houses with suitable raw water
drawal arrangements
2. Raw water boosting pump set Each
(Centrifugal Type) _______ HP
3. Raw water rising main :
a) mm dia C.I. main Km
valves, bends, etc.
4. New water treatment plant with Kl
Aerator, Chemical house,
Clarifloculator, Rapid gravity
Filter, Chlorinator, etc.
5. Ground Water Reservoir after Kl
treatment plant (for storage of
clear water)
6. Clear water pumps (Centrifugal Each
Type)_________HP
7. Clear water rising main :
valves, bends, etc.
8. Zonal storgae
a) RCC overhead tank Kl
9. Distribution system :
New distribution system to new
houses
supports,
valves, bends, etc.

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Sl.No. Particulars Unit of Quantity Unit Rate Cost Rem-
Measure at 100 CI At arks
(At Nagpur CI…
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
i) Transformer and switch gear 5% of the
& above
switch room total
ii) Overhead line
iii) Instruments, tools, etc.
SUB TOTAL
11. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL

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APPENDIX A.8.3.2
ON COLONY SEWERAGE

(At Nagpur CI...
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A COMBINED OPEN SURFACE
DRAIN
i) 60 X 90 cm size Km
ii) 30 x 45 cm size Km
iii) 22.5 x 30 cm size Km
SUB TOTAL (A)
B. Sewage disposal for quarters Each 400.00
C. Provision for Poor/BC soil for item-
A @10%
SUB TOTAL (A+B+C)
D. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
E. Tax on works contracts @ 2%
GRAND TOTAL
APPENDIX A.8.3.3

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ON INDUSTRIAL WATER SUPPLY
(At Nagpur CI...
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1. RAW WATER
ARRANGEMENT
i) Bore well 150 mm dia, 100 m Each
deep
ii) Raw water boosting pump set: Each
HP (Submersible type)
iii) Raw water rising main :

supports,
valves, bends, etc.
2. Chlorinator (if any) : LS

3. i) Ground water reservoir Kl
ii) Clear water pump ______ HP Each
iii) Clear water rising main :
a) mm dia CI main Km

supports,
valves, bends, etc.
4. Overhead storage for industrial Kl

use
5. Distribution for Industrial
Building
supports,
valves, bends, etc.
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(At Nagpur CI..
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
6. Investigations :
i) Hydrogeological data
ii) Raw water sample

(Physico-chemical &
bacteriological analysis)
i) Transformer and switch gear & 5% of the
switch room above
ii) Overhead line total
iii) Instruments, tools, etc.
SUB TOTAL (A to G)
8. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL

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APPENDIX A.8.3.4
ON INDUSTRIAL SEWERAGE

Sl.No Particulars Unit Quantity Unit Rate Cost Rem
. /Cost at 100 CI At -arks
(At Nagpur CI ..
as on
1.1.92)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1. COMBINED OPEN SURFACE
DRAIN *
i) 30 x 45 cm size Km
2. Sewage disposal arrangement for Lakhs 5% of cost
service building of service
buildings
3. Provision for Poor/BC soil for item-
A @ 10%
SUB TOTAL (A to C)
4. Contingencies 3%
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
* These shall include the requirement of drains for approach road and service road

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RI.IV, NAGPUR
FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
(NOT TO BE SENT WITH PR)
NAME OF THE PROJECT__________________
Data Available :
(i) Manpower =
(ii) Total No. of houses required =
(iii) Total No. of existing houses =
(iv) Total No.of houses to be =
constructed
Population :
1. Residential Population =
@ 5 persons per house
2. Non Residential workers =
(A) Water Demand for Colony (Open cast/Underground Mine Project)
(i) Water requirement for =

residential population
@ 135 litres per capita
per day
(ii) Water requirement for Welfare/ =

Community buildings to be
located in the colony @ 10%
of item (A) (i) above.
(iii) Process and other losses @ 10% =

of item (A) (i) & A (ii) above
TOTAL of (A) =
SAY =
Let the pumping be continued for_______ hours
Hourly Pumping rate = ________ LPH
= ________ LPM
= ________ LPS
Say = ________ LPS
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(B) Industrial Water Demand for Project including

Potable water demand for Persons working in the Project
(i) For Opencast Projects
a) Water Requirement for total =

manpower of Project @ 45 litres/
capita/day
b) Water requirement for washing =
of dumper @ 1800 litres/day/dumper
c) Water requirement for Dust =
suppression in CHP & other
Industrial premises @ 22500 litres/
day/million tonnes of Coal
produced every year
d) Water requirement for fire fighting =

in coal @ 45000 litres/day/million
tonnes of coal produced every year
e) Water requirement for road watering =

@ 67500 litres/day/million tonnes
of coal produced every year
f) Water requirement of Service =

Buildings @ 10% of item (i)(a) above.
g) Allowance for loss & wastage @ 10% =

of (a) to (f)
Total Water Demand of B(i) above =
Say =
Let the Pumping be continued for ____________hours
Hourly Pumping rate = ____________ LPH
= ____________ LPM
= ____________ LPS
Say = ____________ LPS

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(ii) For Underground Projects
a) Water Requirement for total =

manpower @ 45 litres/capita/day
b) Water Requirement of Service =

Buildings @ 10% of item (ii)(a)
above.
c) Water requirement for dust =

suppression in CHP & other
Industrial Premises @ 22500 litres/
day/million tonnes of Coal
Produced every year
d) Water Requirement for fire =

fighting in coal @ 45000 litres/
day/million tonnes of coal
produced every year.
e) Water requirement for =

continuous miners/long wall
equipment (if any)
f) Allowance for loss and wastages =

@ 10% of (a) to (e)
Total water demand of B (ii) above =
Say =
Let the Pumping be continued for ____________hours
Hourly Pumping rate = ____________ LPH
= ____________ LPM
= ____________ LPS
SAY = ____________ LPS

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RAW WATER PUMP SIZE :

Using Standard Chart for flow of water in pipes for a flow of _____________
LPS, We have
i) For ______________ mm diameter pipe
velocity of flow = ________ metre/sec.
friction loss hf = ___________ metre/ 1000 metre length of pipe.

ii For ______________ mm diameter pipe
iii) For ______________ mm diameter pipe

So, provide ________ mm diameter pipe for a length of ________ metre.
HEAD
i) Elevation head _________________ =
ii) Frictional loss @____________ per __________length

for a length of __________ metre. =
iii) Other losses due to bends, valves etc. @ 20% =
Total Head `H' = _____________ Say ___________ metre.
HP CALCULATION
H.P. = = QH = (here Q in
75 Lit/Sec, H in mtr.)
Taking efficiency of the pump as 60%,

we get
B.H.P. = ________________ =
So use __________________ HP Pump
Provide _________________ Pumps of ____________ HP each
Out of which ____________ will be stand by.

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CLEAR WATER PUMPS

1. Total water demand = _____________ Litres
2. Let the pumping be continued
for ____________ hours
3. Hourly pumping rate = ___________ LPH
= ___________ LPM
= ___________ LPS
Say = ___________ LPS
Using standard chart for flow of water in pipes for a flow of _____ LPS, we have
4. i) For __________ mm diameter pipe,
velocity of flow = ________ metre/sec
friction loss hf = ________ metre/ _______ metre.length
of pipe
ii) For __________ mm diameter pipe,
velocity of flow = ________ metre/sec
friction loss hf =________ metre/ _______ metre.length of pipe
iii) For __________ mm diameter pipe,

friction loss hf =________ metre/ _________metre.length of pipe
So, provide ________ mm diameter pipe for a length of ________ metre.

5. Elevation head = ___________________
6. Frictional losses = ___________________
7. Other losses due to bends, = ___________________
valves, etc. @ 20%
8. Total head H = ___________________
Say = ___________________
HP for clear water pump = QH
75
B.H.P. _________________= ______________(taking efficiency of pump=60%)
So use _________ HP pump for clear water.
Provide _________ Pumps of ________ HP each for clear water, out of which
________________ will be stand by.
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RI.IV, NAGPUR
NORMS FOR
UNIT COST OF CHP ELEMENTS
1. GROUND BUNKER:
Upto 2000 te. : Rs.450 per tonne
2001 to 5000 te. : Rs.350 per tonne
Above 5000 te. : Rs.300 per tonne
The ground bunker (surge bunker or storage ground bunker) includes the bunker proper,
escape tunnel, reclaim tunnel upto ground surface including the Pent House, and Steel
Structures above the bunker (tripper/shuttle conveyor gantry and portal frames) as well
as Portal foundations.
2. Conveyor Gantries :
2.1 Single conveyor gantry (upto 10m. high trestles).
Upto 1000 mm Belt width : Rs.2600 per RM

Above 1000 mm : Rs.2750 per RM
2.2 Double conveyor gantry (upto 10m. high trestles).
(Width of Gantry = 5.7 M)
Upto 1000 mm Belt width : Rs.4700 per RM
2.3 Structures for single conveyor on ground:
Upto 1000 mm B.W : Rs.1000 per RM

2.4 Structures for Double Conveyors on ground:

(Width of ground Portal = 5.5 m)
Upto 1000 mm BW : Rs.1800 per RM

Ground conveyor structure includes conveyor and pucca walkways on both sides, fully
covered at the top and partially on both sides. This includes levelling upto 3 m. clear on
either side of the shed. Trestles, Drive Unit structures, take up structures, and foundations
have been included while working the unit rates of overhead conveyor gantries.

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3. Transfer House :
Av. Unit Cost : Rs.50,000/-
4. Crusher House : For underground mine, for one no. medium capacity crusher.
Unit Cost : Rs.1,50,000/-
5. Loading Point for Wagons :

Av. Unit Cost : Rs.50,000/-
6. Control Room & Weighbridge foundation :
Av.Unit Cost : Rs.35,000/-
7. Picking and Screening Plant :
For one screen and 15 m. long picking belt
Total size = 25 m. x 5 m.
Av. Unit cost : Rs.1,40,000/-
8. Receiving Pit - cum - crusher house
8.1 For one crusher, unit cost : Rs.8,50,000/-
8.2 For two crushers, unit cost : Rs.15,00,000/-
9. Reject House : For shales etc., 50 te. capacity
Unit cost : Rs.60,000/-
10. General Development in coal handling plant area :
This includes levelling, dressing, drainage etc.

L.S. Provisions : Rs.25,000 to
Rs.1,00,000
depending on capacity of the plant as well as
no. of facilities.
11. Soil investigation and hydro-geological data :
L.S. Provisions : Rs.50,000

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12. Provisions for Poor Soil
If visual examination or preliminary data indicate poor soil conditions at site, extra
provisions for strengthening the foundations and making proper bunker slopes, etc. shall be
made.
Extra provision LS : 10% of the total cost of

civil portion.
NOTES :
1. These rates are based on cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76 and shall be updated as per
prevalent cost index at site at the time of project report preparation.
2. These norms were worked out at RI.IV and informed to Dy.CE (C), CMPDI, HQ,
Ranchi for adoption by SE (Civil) of RI.IV vide letter No.RIN/CE-82/206 dt.
25.2.1983/1.3.1983.

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RI.IV, NAGPUR
ADDITIONAL NORMS FOR UNIT COST OF CONVENTIONAL TYPE

CHP BASED ON COST INDEX OF 100 IN 1.10.1976 AT DELHI
______________________________________________________________________
Sr. Description Unit Rate Remarks
No. in Rs.
______________________________________________________________________
1. Conveyor Gantry for
a) 800 mm wide Conveyor Each 22929 18 m long| Rates based

b) 1000 mm wide Conveyor Each 23131 18 m long| on standard
c) 1200 mm wide Conveyor Each 23434 18 m long| drgs. of CHP
2. Trestle
a) 3.0 height Each 2020 | Rates Based on

b) 5.5 height Each 2828 | standard drgs.
c) 7.5 height Each 3535 | of CHP
d) 10.0 height Each 4646 |
e) 12.5 height Each 6363 |
f) 15.0 height Each 7474 |
g) 17.5 height Each 8181 |
3. Shuttle Conveyor Gantry
a) 800 mm wide Conveyor Per Metre 2020 - Do -

b) 900 mm wide Conveyor " 2220 - Do -
c) 1000 mm wide Conveyor " 2420 - Do -
4. Tripper Conveyor Gantry
a) 800 mm wide Conveyor Per Metre 4141 - Do -

b) 900 mm wide Conveyor " 4441 - Do -
c) 1000 mm wide Conveyor " 4741 - Do -
5. Surge Bunker
a) Main Tunnel (4mx4m) Per Metre 10808 - Do -

b) Reclaim Tunnel for
i) 800 mm wide Conveyor " 4141 - Do -
ii) 900 mm wide Conveyor " - - Do -
iii)1000 mm wide Conveyor " 4242 - Do -
iv) 1200 mm wide Conveyor " 4343 - Do -
v) 1400 mm wide Conveyor " 4444 - Do -

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______________________________________________________________________
No. in Rs.
______________________________________________________________________
c) Escape Tunnel Per Metre 3535 | Rates based
d) Straight Portion " 4646 | on standard
e) Circular Portion (14 m dia) " 5454 | drgs. of CHP
6. Feeder Breaker Crushing Arrangement
Unloading of Coal by 35 t capacity dumper
i) Retaining wall 7.64 m ht m 8500 1) The rate is
based on design
ii) Wing wall (2 Nos, - 97000 & detailed drgs.
length = 11 m each) for UKNI &
Kolarpimpri OC
CHP of WCL
iii) Earth work & Bituminous
topping in ramp portion 2) 25% and 50%
behind retaining wall extra in the
rates may be
a) 11 m long retaining wall No. 43600 taken in case of
(for 1 feeder breaker) unloading by 50t
and 85 t dumpers
b) 20 to 24 m long retaining No. 46500 respectively.
wall (for 2 feeder breaker)
c) 37 m long retaining wall No. 52000
(for 3 feeder breaker)
iv) Grizzly and supporting No. 36000
structures
v) Feeder Breaker foundations No. 49000

and supporting structures
vi) Pulley Block supporting No. 30000 10 t capacity
structures monorail
7. Arrangement of Unloading of Coal by
Tipping Truck to Hopper
i) Retaining wall having No. 1,50,000 The rate is
6m long main wall ht = based on design
6.5m with wing walls, & drg. for
and earthen ramp with Niljai OC CHP
bituminous topping of WCL.

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No. in Rs.
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ii) Retaining wall having No. 3,00,000 The rate is based
10.7 m long main wall, on design & detai-
ht=7.5 m, with wing led drg. for
walls and earthen ramp Durgapur OB
with bituminous topping declaying Plant
of WCL
iii) Retaining wall having No. 2,50,000 Cost based on
8.0 m long main wall, cost index 1008
ht=13.40m with wing with reference
walls. 100 base at
Delhi as on
1.10.76. Based
on work order
of Ballarpur Sand
Stowing plant of WCL
8. Screening & Picking House without Hopper
a) With 2 Screen & Picking belts 2,15,758 Based on standard
drawings of CHP
b) With single Screen & single 1,71,818
Picking belts without Hopper
9. Screening and Picking House with Hopper

i) Screen House (> 18 m ht.) Sqm. 11100 Derived from rate
of workshop (1.5x Rs.740/-)
ii) Extra for slack coal t 900 Rate is 75% of
hopper structure Rs.1200/- per t.
iii) Supporting structures for Sqm. 925 Derived from rate
picking conveyor in of workshop(1.25
picking house including x Rs.740/-)
staircase(>13m & upto 18mht)
iv) Extra for Reject t 900 Rate is 75% of
hopper structure Rs.1200/- per t.
(Rs.1200/- per t
is the rate for
steel hopper with
foundation, etc.)
v) Extra for Steam coal t 900 - Do -
hopper structure

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10. Drive Houses/(Tandem drive)
of large sizes
i) Upto 10 m ht. Nos. 50000
ii) > 10 m ht. Nos. 60000
11. Drive Cum Discharge House,Size 9.6mx6m.

(For Coal dumping on ground)
(With RCC frame and Steel Structure)
(i) RCC Work
a) Upto ht.of 6.9m No. 50000 Based on design

and detailed
b) ht. > 6.9m to 7.7m No. 55000 drg. of Pimpal-
gaon OC CHP.
ii) Steel Structure
a) Upto 6 m ht. Sqm. 550 Workshop Rates

b) > 6m & upto 8 m ht. Sqm. 650 Workshop Rates
c) > 8m & upto 13m ht. Sqm. 740 Workshop Rates
12. RCC over head Bunkers/ t 550 Based on design

hoppers with steel and detailed
Platforms for support drg. of Neeljai
of drive Pulley etc. OC CHP(of 5000 t
including roof over cap. RCC bunker)
the bunker.
13. Weigh bridge Each 20202

14. Gravity take-ups Each 5051
15. A Frame and Partition wall Each 26263
16. Sump in-side the Tunnel Each 10101
17. Motor Control Centre Each 25273
18. Steel Portal frame in Each 33000
ground bunker for support of
Tipper Conv. gantry

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19. Control Cabin 14141
20. Wagon Hauler 32828
21. Ground sump for dust Cum. 650
suppression
22. Pump House for above Sqm. 550
23. Ground sump for fire Cum. 650
fighting
24. Pump House for above Sqm. 550
25. Sub Station Building Sqm. 550
26. Hard stand- for ground Sqm. 31 Haul road norms
stock of 35t cap.dumper
adopted. It is
Rs.46/Sqm for
85 t cap.dumper.
However it is
Rs.22/Sqm. for
Tipping Truck,
Front end loader
and dozer.
27. CHP Office Sqm. 446
28. House for Electro- Sqm. 550
magnetic separator
29. Add for foundations in
poor soil @ 10% of cost
30. Add 3% for contingency
31. Add for Soil Investigation L.S.

32. Add for site development L.S. @ Rs.3/- per
sqmt. at CI 100
as on 1.10.76 (site
development includes
levelling & storm
water drains)
33. Add for Tax on works contract @ 2%
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1. Proforma for calculation of Cost Index 1
2. Service Buildings – Plinth Area & Plinth area rate norms 2-5
3. Workshops – Unit rate Norms (Annexure-I) 6-7
4. Canteen – No. of seats Norm (Annexure-II) 8
5. Lamp room – area Norms (Annexure-III) 9
6. Garrages – area Norms (Annexure-IV) 10
7. Floor Area Norms for officers & staff in admn. Building 11
8. Norms for Pavement 12
9. Specifications of Common service Buildings & other utilities 13
10. Rate for Building & Land development 14-17
11. Cost norms for Winder House, Fan House and Haulage e. 18
House
12. Building standards for Residential Building and Scales for 19-21
Built-in Amenities
13. Pay scale of Executives and their entitlement of quarters 22
14. Pay scale of workers & Non-executives and their entitlement 23-27
of quarters
15. Housing satisfaction norms 28
16. Cost norms for double storey MQ. 29
17. Norms for provision of car garage space for `C’ type quarters 30
18. Norms for Hostel Type Accommodation 31
19. Norms for colony roads, Pucca Drain, Tree Guards & Drain 32
crossing slab for colony
20. Specifications and Rates for Colony road 33
21. Specifications and rates for Approach roads & service roads 34
22. Cost norms for Haul Road for Dumpers 35
23. Thickness norms for different CBR value of sub grade for 36
Dumpers
24. Specifications and rates for Bridges & culverts 37-38
25. Water Requirement Norms 39-40
26. Rate & quantity norms for water supply scheme 41
27. Rates of Pipe per metre 42
28. Hydraulic tables for flow of water in pipes 43-55
29. Cost norms for sewage disposal Scheme 56

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30. Norms for extra provisions to be made in the estimate of civil 57
works
31. Norms for construction manpower 58
32. Land requirement Norms 59
33. Space standards and Residential Densities 60-64
34. Table for safety distances for explosive 65-67
35. Standard formats for preparation of civil cost estimate for 68-100
Project Report
36. Norms for Unit cost of CHP Elements 101-104
37. Addl. Norms for Unit cost of conventional type CHP 105-108

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SERVICE BUILDING - PLINTH AREA & PLINTH AREA RATE NORMS

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37. Dozer Platform - - 45 Requirement

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NORMS FOR UNIT RATES FOR WORKSHOPS

i) Workshop upto 6 M clear height ………………………….. Rs.550/sqm.

ii) Workshop with clear height ……………………………. Rs.650/sqm.

iii) Workshop with clear height ……………………………. Rs.740/sqm.

d) For workshops having very light machines requiring practically no machine

These rates are applicable for ordinary good soil

(B) Other Rates Norms For Workshop & Sheds

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For workshop with 6m clear height - Rate 90% of Rs.550/sqm

N.B. : 1. Rates are based on cost index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76

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Sl.No. No.of Workers per Shift Seats

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Sl.No. Particulars Area in M2 Remarks

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Sl.No. Particulars Plinth Area in M2 Remarks

* Modified in the light of BPE comments on Orient Project Report.

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PROVISION OF FLOOR AREA FOR OFFICERS & STAFF IN

Ref: BPE/GL-013/77/CON/15/32/77-BPE(C)/145 dt. 16.5.77

2. The total estimated requirement of office accommodation determined on the

Entitlement Percentage of cut

Upto 30,000 sft. (upto 2700 sqm.) 10%

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NORMS FOR PAVEMENT

N.B. 1) The rate is applicable for movement of 35 t capacity dumpers.

N.B. 1) Rate is based on Cost Index 100 at Delhi as on 1.10.76

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Salient Points of Specification of Common

1. Workshop & Stores

- Structural Steel Construction (Main columns, bracings, trusses, Purlins, Louvers,

2. Boundary Wall (Workshop & Store)

- Brick work construction.

3. Barbed Wire Fencing

- Clear height above GL 1.2 M

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1. RATES FOR BUILDING & LAND DEVELOPMENT – NORMS

Ref. BPE Circular No. 1. BPE/GL-017/78/CON/GENL-11/67/149 dt.22.8.78

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I. OFFICES, HOSPITAL & DISPENSARY BUILDING

1. RCC Framed Structures

2. Load bearing Structures