Presenter:
Engr. Sajjad Ali Laboratory Engineer
PhD Scholar Department of Urban & Infrastructure Engineering
NED University Of Engineering & Technology,
Karachi.
Background
Introduction
Objectives
Methodology
Engineering Properties
GIS Imagery - ASIS Map
Recommendations & Conclusion
Aggregate is an integral part of infrastructure development all over the globe.
Few fundamental engineering properties are being studied at
Construction Materials Research Group (CMRG) at NED University
To develop a materials characterization relational database
Location of quarries and crushers: characteristics and nearest availability
Development of aggregate source information system - ASIS
To acquire Information about the Quarries and Crushers.
To compile the data of engineering properties of Aggregates.
To prepare a Web-GIS based map depicting the information of aggregate availability and their significant properties.
To facilitate the construction industry in terms of, quality, demand, location and transportation of materials.
To share the knowledge in academics and industry regarding the selection of aggregate on the basis of
engineering performance and location
Engineering
Test Results
Information
of Quarries
OUTPUT: Usable
Map
INPUT:
fundamental
information
Aggregate
Properties from
Quarry
Geo-referenced
Coordinates of
Quarries
Aggregate Source Information System (ASIS)
Geo-referenced Aggregate Map
Karachi is receiving massive amount of aggregate from different natural sources present within and along its periphery.
Source Coarse aggregate Supply (%) Fine aggregate Supply (%)
Hub River 74 15
Ranpathani 3 31
Mangopir 20 15
Nooriabad 3 23
Gharo - 8
Dhabaji - 8
Marking of Location and Collection of Aggregates
Hub City
Nooriabad
Makli
Crusher Location N Location E Quarry Location N Location E
AD Noorani 25.072 67.001 Band Murad 25.093 67.010
Mardan 25.047 66.977 Mardan 25.047 66.977
Tanawal 25.033 66.945 Chattah Goth 25.002 66.135
Margala 25.014 66.881 MArgala 25.013 66.879
Abaseen 25.002 66.855 Abaseen 25.003 66.851
Awami 24.968 67.801 Awami 24.973 67.812
Sr. No. Test Title Standards Unit
1. Los Angeles Abrasion ASTM C131 %
2. Soundness ASTM- C88-05 %
3. Specific Gravity ASTM C127-07 %
4. Crushing Value BS 812 P-3 %
5. Impact Value BS 812 P-112 %
6. Flakiness Index BS 812 P105.1 %
7. Elongation Index BS 812 P105.2 %
8. Organic Impurities(FA) BS 1377 %
9. Clay Lumps & Friable Particles ASTM C142 - 10 %
10. Striping Coating Test ASTM D4867 %
11. Petrographic Analysis Summary ASTM C295-8 Summary
•Identification of Quarries and Crushers
•Collection of inherent and crushed rock samples
•Locating the position of quarry and crushers
Sample Collection
•Execution of Tests for Coarse and Fine Aggregates
•Evaluation of engineering properties
•Petrographic Studies
Aggregate Testing
•Plotting the Location of Quarries and Crusher
•Uploading the aggregate properties
Development of
GIS Imagery
User friendly web based aggregate database
www.cmrg.neduet.edu.pk
Spatial information of aggregate
The web based ASIS has the capability to be modified
ASIS should be periodic and extensive
Narrow down the distances of selection of quarries and crushers
More standard tests are to be included to make it reliant
Should be publically free and available
ASIS map of other part of country
Serve as land marks for other products and services
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