Chapter 1

ABOUT ORGANAIZATION

1.1 Brief Introduction

Welcome to Mandavi Prince Palace Apartments, an abode of magnificent Apartments in Udupi

with all modern features required for a contemporary lifestyle. These Residential Apartments in
Udupi flaunts a resort like environment. It is now easy to experience how modern comforts blend
seamlessly with magnificent ambience and how lifestyle amenities combine with refreshing
green views. Mandavi Prince Palace in Kalsanka ensures privacy and exclusivity to its residents.
The reviews of Mandavi Prince Palace clearly indicates that this is one of the best Residential
property in Udupi. The floor plan of Mandavi Prince Palace enables the best utilization of the
space. From stylish flooring to spacious balconies, standard kitchen size and high-quality
fixtures, every little detail here gives it an attractive look. The Mandavi Prince Palace offers 1
BHK, 2 BHK, 3 BHK and 4 BHK luxurious Apartments in Kalsanka. The master plan of
Mandavi Prince Palace comprises of 191 meticulously planned Apartments in Udupi that
collectively guarantee a hassle-free lifestyle. The price of Mandavi Prince Palace is suitable for
the people looking for both luxurious and affordable Apartments in Udupi. So come own the
ritzy lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of.

Amenities: The amenities in Mandavi Prince Palace include Landscaped Garden, Rain Water
Harvesting, Lift, Car Parking, 24Hr Backup Electricity and Security.

Location Advantage: Location of Mandavi Prince Palace Apartments is ideal for those who are
looking to invest in property in Udupi with many schools, colleges, hospitals, recreational
areas,parks and many other facilities nearby Kalsanka.

Address: The address of Mandavi Prince Palace is Kalsanka, Hanumantha Nagar, Udupi,
Karanataka, INDIA..
Mission and Vision

Mission

 Be responsive to customer needs, delivering optional solutions and value-added services.

 Ensure sustainable growth and professional excellence using stat of the art technology,
process-driven approaches, eco-friendly solutions and IT enabled tools.
 Foster culture of mutual trust, respect, teamwork, continuous learning, innovation,
challenge and employee empowerment to provide a growth-oriented workplace
 Adhere to fair, transparent and ethical practices in interactions with all stakeholders, in
keeping the tents of good corporate citizenship
Remain flexible and agile, continually adapting to the changing business environment

Vision

To become a leading integrated engineering solutions provider in the global pro-sector,

continuously creating value for our stake holder.

1.4 Roles and Responsibilities of the Company

Responsibility - Provide high quality construction at economical cost to customers, thereby
gaining their confidence and satisfaction Ensure Health and Safety of all its employees Protect
the environment against pollution infrastructure and eco-friendliness.

 Registration of site and obtaining necessary permits, approvals etc.

 Making arrangements for electricity, water, accommodation.
 Mobilization of manpower and equipment’s.
 Managing manpower which includes site engineers, supervisors, other employees,
workers.
 Implementation of project quality, safety & environment requirements.
 Procurement, stores, planning, designing.

1.6 Consultation

Leveraging their expertise in the construction industry, their consulting services start at single-project
consultation and stretch into multi-location and multi-project consultation.

Our consultation verticals provide a client with the best of concepts and revolve around:
 Material Management
 Project Management
 Progress Monitoring and Time Scheduling
 Budgeting and Costing
 Safety and Health Management
 Manpower Management
 Quality and Quantity Review

‘Value engineering’ is a systematic approach to increasing the value of engineering services provided.
We create a balance between the improvement of core functions and reduction of costs. Our approach
of generating value makes it possible for us to offer enhanced quality management, simplified
procedures, lowered staff costs, optimized construction expenditures, minimized paperwork,
improved resources, procedural efficacy and Building Information Systems.
1.7 Organization Structure & Functions of Different Departments:

Organization structure refers to both the arrangement of job roles and the reporting and
operational relationships between and within these roles. A variety of role and responsibilities
including marketing, human resources, finance, pre-construction tasks and construction
operations are organized according to departments, functions or areas of responsibilities most
appropriate to organizational design.
Chapter 3

TASKS PERFORMED

3.1 Work Done During Internship

• On the first day of internship we have visited the site, where they allowed us to look clearly
about what all the works going on site.

• Next they given the necessary drawings plans of center line diagram, foundation plan, plinth
beam plan and reinforcement details plan.

• Then they have guided us about the site and what all the works going on site

• We have gone through the entire plan and clearly studied all the plans they had given.

• Then we are allowed to check the levels of the plinth beam and other necessary data.

• We have cross checked the levels with leveling instrument

• The foundation laid is raft foundation, which was completed before our internship started.

• The depth of foundation is about 2.4m from Ground level.

• The concrete used is M30 grade from RMC (Ready Mixed Concrete) Plant.

• The concreting is done with pumping system of concreting.

• While concreting for the foundation field test are conducted on concrete like (slump test) and
blocks are prepared to carry out other test like compressive strength for 7 and 28 days curing.

• After concreting curing is done for 2 weeks by watering and laying wet gunny bags on
surface of concrete. Simultaneously other cleaning and necessary works carried out.

• After that plinth beam reinforcement and shuttering was done when our internship started.
• Then we did the levelling, and then the construction of UCR masonry was done and after that
column reinforcement before that we saw the bar bending process. And the site engineer
explained us about two leg and one leg stirrups.

• For column reinforcement first the 32mm dia bars lapping was done as the requirement of the
bar length was too high as the building is G+7 and it is also the commercial building.

• And then the reinforcement was done and then the formwork was done for columns and then
the concreting was done using the vibrators.

• After 2 days the de –shuttering was done.

• And we also saw the column starter .And got to know why they are essential and how they
are done.

• Finally we saw the staircase shuttering and reinforcement.

• These were the things we studied and saw them practically happening.

3.2 Study of Plans

3.3 Observations of Foundations

Foundation is a lower portion of building structure that transfers or distribute loads uniformly to
the soil is known as foundation. The foundation laid is raft foundation .Raft foundation is a large
concrete slab which can support a number of columns and walls.The depth of foundation is about
2.4m from Ground level.The concrete used is M30 grade from RMC (Ready Mixed Concrete)
Plant. The concreting is done with pumping system of concreting.While concreting for the
foundation field test are conducted on concrete like (slump test) and blocks are prepared to carry
out other test like compressive strength for 7 and 28 days curing.After concreting, curing is done
for 2 weeks by watering and laying wet gunny bags on surface of concrete.Simultaneously other
cleaning and necessary works carried out.

3.5 Observations of Column

Column is a vertical structural member designed to transmit a compressive load.A column

transmits the load from ceiling/roof slab and beam, including its self-weight to the foundation
uniformly.In site all columns used are rectangular and square column.

4.8 Beam details:

o Various beams with different sizes which takes different loads.

o Reinforcements are 16mm to 32mm used.

o Minimum reinforcement of the beam, Astmin= (0.85*b*d/fy)

o Maximum reinforcement of the beam, Astmax=4% of b*D

o Development length in the beam, Ld= (0.87*fy*φ)/ (4*τbd) or (50 times diameter
of max. Reinforcement given in the beam).

o Cover for beam is kept 25mm.

4.9 Column details:

o Various columns with various diameters of reinforcements and various sizes, it

has 2-legged stirrups. For continuous of the bars they welded some short bars.

o Reinforcements used are 16mm to 25mm.

o Minimum reinforcement of column, Astmin= 0.8% of area of column

o Maximum reinforcement of the column, Astmax=6% of b*w.

o Development length in the column, Ld= (0.87*fy*φ)/ (4*τbd) or (60 times diameter
of max. Reinforcement given in the column).

o Cover for column is kept 40mm.

4.10 Staircase details:

o Dog legged staircase type is used in multi-purpose cyclone shelter project, with
300mm thread and 150mm rise (Total 24 No’s of steps in flight).

o Main bars #12mm @ 150mm c/c.

o Distribution bars #8mm @ 150mm c/c.

o Minimum reinforcement is 0.12% of cross section.

o Cover for waist slab is kept 20mm.

4.11 Concreting work:

Concrete mix used is M25 grade, proportion of the mix is 1:1:2. Cement grade 43 been used. Mix
preparation was by mechanical mixer with volume batching. Compaction is done by needle vibrator.
Water-cement ratio used is 0.45 to 0.5 for the workability.

4.12 Curing:

o Cuing for slab is done by ponding method for 21days.

o Column cured by coving wet gunny bags for 14days.

o Beams are cured by watering with lower slab and also the portion of slab during
curing by ponding.