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Consulting Engineers
Yokohama, Tokyo, Fukuoka Japan
(1) Summary
Sinduli Road was planned to connect from the capital city Kathmandu to
the Terai Plain that is the center of the agricultural production in Nepal
and to secure the reliable route for supplies to the Kathmandu and to contribute
to the development of the Terai Plain area. Sinduli Road was divided into
4 main construction areas, first area (Bardibas - Sindhuli Bazaar: 38km)
is situated in the boundary between low land and mountainous area and is
passing through collapsing hillside. Roads for 2 to 4 areas are located
in the steep mountainous area and require road , bridges and other structures
including slope protection measures suitable for actual conditions of the
site.
We planned infiltration type check dam and causeway as the countermeasure
for collapsing hillside and mad flow area particularly for gravelly area
in the foot of the mountain taking economical and functional points into
account. Appropriate assessment was required to select Bridge type and
selection on location of foundation work suitable for topographical and
geological conditions at site. Function of road, maintenance of level of
service and reduction of construction cost are key element on the planning.
We made a plan and design considering topographical and geological features
of Nepal and selecting appropriate bridge type and types of other structures.
Total Length of Road |
: |
158km |
Incidental Structures |
: |
Bridge(Concrete Bridge, Steel Bridge),Causeway, Box Culvert, Pipe Culvert |
(2) Scope of Work
Site Survey, planning for road, bridge and other structures, Design for
Temporary Works, Construction Statement, Construction Cost Estimation,
Work Control Programme
PROJECT DATA
■ The Project for Construction of Sindhuli Road (Sec.T 〜 Sec.W)
(1994 〜 2009, Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal)