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Contents
PAGE
Design Calculation
Design Brief of Formwork Design 2

Design Assumptions 2

Design Code and Reference 3

Concrete Pressure Calculation 3

Plywood Design 4

Soldier Design 5-7

Waling Design 7-9

Wall Tie Design 9

Stability Check on Wall Form 10

Method Statement for Wall Formwork 11-12

Wall Formwork Layout Plan 13-14

Appendix
Appendix A: CIRIA Report 108 - Concrete Pressure 15
Appendix B: Structural Properties of 19mm Plywood 16
Appendix C: Formulae for Continuous Members (Load Case 58) 17
Appendix D: Geometric Properties for Soldier & Waling (BS 5268) 18
Appendix E: Modification Factor of K (BS 5268) 19-21
Appendix F: Grade Stresses and Moduli of Elasticity (BS 5268) 22
Appendix G1: Beam Design Formulas (For Soldier) 23
Appendix G2: Beam Design Formulas (For Waling) 24
Appendix H: HILTI Post-Installed Rebars Design Manual 2019 (HIT-RE 500) 25
Appendix I: Design Wind Pressure (Code of Practice on Wind Effects) 26
Appendix J: Basic Stresses for the wet condition (BS 5975) 27
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This report covers the design of shaft wall formwork which is adjoining to the
existing constructed concrete wall.

Design Design Brief of Formwork Design:

Brief ․ The wall dimension is 8.0m (width) x 5.0 m (height) x 0.3m (thickness) GST 2
․ The wall shall be constructed in one pour of concrete
․ Density of concrete: 2500 kg/m3
․ Rate of placing: 1.5 m / hour
․ Concrete Slump: 75 mm
․ All concrete pressure is taken by the anchor bolt

Design Design Assumptions:

Assumptions 1. The adjoining wall is constructed by grade C40/20 reinforced concrete
within site area, so that assumed structural stability is good enough to insert
the anchor wall ties and formed as side formwork. The design calculation
will be checked separately.
2. 50 mm thick joint filler is provided to isolate the constructed wall and the
proposed new concrete wall.
3. 150 mm floor slab is constructed be grade C40/20 reinforced concrete to
ensure the floor level is even for the proposed formwork and support
installation.
4. The following are the selected materials: -
– Plywood: Canadian 19mm Douglas Fir 7 Ply Sanded Plywood
– Soldier: 75 x 100mm timber (SC3) at 300mm c/c
– Waling: Twins 75 x 150mm timber (SC3) at 400mm c/c
– Wall Tie: Grade 250 threaded mild steel bar (Y12) at 400mm c/c
5. The work is taken place in Hong Kong in the autumn, the normal
temperature of concrete during autumn season is assumed to be 25ºC.
6. The maximum deflection is limited to L/270 span of any formwork member.
7. The form will be checked for this case which is assumed to be the worst
case.
8. Since the calculations are calculated manually, there may have some
differences with the actual figure.
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Design Code Design Code and Reference:

․ Concrete Pressure on Formwork, CIRIA Report 108
․ Formwork: A Guide to Good Practice, 1995
․ Falsework: BS 5975:1996 Code of Practice for Falsework
․ BS 5268 The Structural Use of Timber
․ Code of Practice on Wind Effects in Hong Kong 2004
․ Code of Practice for the Structural Use of Steel 2011
․ Basic Loading Data: Hilti HIT RE-500 Injection Adhesive

Concrete Concrete Pressure Calculation:

Pressure Using the concrete information in the design brief and the CIRIA method for Appendix A
ascertaining the concrete pressure is given: -
Design Criteria - Formulae for maximum design concrete pressure:

in kN/m2
Where: -
C1 = 1 Formwork size and shape coefficient (for Wall) Appendix A
C2 = 0.3 Concrete coefficient (OPC with any admixture) Appendix A
D = 25 kN/m3 Weight density of concrete
H = 5 m Vertical form height
h = 5 m Vertical pour height
T = 25 ºC Concrete placing temperature
K = 0.771 Temperature coefficient taken as [36 / (T+16)]2
R = 1.5 m/h Rate at which concrete rises vertically
C1 × R0.5 = 1 × 1.50.5 = 1.22 m < H = 5 m OK!

Pmax = 25 (1√1.5 + 0.3 × 0.771√5 − 1√1.5)

Pmax = 41.854 kN/m2 < DH = 25 × 5 = 125 kN/m2 OK!

The equivalent fluid head is
𝑃𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑒 41.854
= = 1.674 𝑚
𝐷𝑒𝑛𝑠𝑖𝑡𝑦 25 Pmax =
41.854 kN/m2
The shape of the concrete pressure diagram
is shown on the right.
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Plywood Plywood Design:

Assuming 19mm COFI 7 Ply GIS Plywood is used for the face contact material.
The structural properties of the plywood for wall formwork is given: Appendix B
2
Bending Stiffness (EI) = 3.26 kNm /m
Moment of Resistance (fZ) = 0.489 kNm/m
Shear Force Resistance (qA) = 6.79 kN/m

The plywood will span over several walings and each waling will be said 75mm
wide. Thus B > (2 × t) i.e. 75 > (2 × 19mm) and loading case 58 can be used. Appendix C
If centre/ centre ply span is L the load on one span per meter is W = 41. 854 × L

Max. moment in plywood is Mmax = 0.095WL, where W = 41.854 × L / meter,

the limiting span of plywood is
0.095 × 41.854 × L2 = 0.489
Lmax = 0.351 m
As a result, the spacing of soldier is assumed as L = 300mm and
W = 41.854 × 0.3 = 12.556 kN

Checking:
Max. Moment (fZ) = 0.095WL
= 0.095 × 12.556 × 0.3
= 0.358 kNm/m < 0.489 kNm/m OK!

L−B−t
Max. Shear Force (qA) = 0.525 ( )W
L
300 − 75 − 19
= 0.525 × ( ) × 12.556
300
= 4.526 kN/m < 6.79 kN/m OK!

WL3
Max. Deflection (δ) = 0.0066( )
EI
= 12.556 × 0.33
0.0066( )
3.26
= 0.686 mm < Allowable = 300 / 270 = 1.11 mm OK!

Hence, the plywood is adequate.

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Soldier Soldier Design:
Assuming 75mm x 100mm timber soldier (SC3) @ 300mm c/c is used.
The structural properties of the soldier for wall formwork is given:
A = 6984 mm2 Section Area
3
Z = 1.13E+05 mm Section Modulus Appendix D
I = 5.48E+06 mm4 Moment of Inertia
K1 = 1.08 Modification Factor K1
K2 = 0.8 Modification Factor K2
K3 = 1.25 Modification Factor K3
K4 = 1.14 Modification Factor K4 Appendix E
K7 = 1.13 Modification Factor K7
i.e. (300/h)0.11 = (300/100) 0.11 = 1.13, where
h = nominal depth (for 72mm < h ≤ 300mm)
K8 = 1.1 Modification Factor K8
Emean = 8800 N/mm2 Modulus of Elasticity
f = 5.3 N/mm2 Bending parallel to grain Appendix F
q = 0.67 N/mm2 Shear perpendicular to grain
σ = 2.2 N/mm2 Compression perpendicular to grain

Bending Stiffness (EI) = K1 × K2 × Emean × I

= 1.08 × 0.8 × 8800 × 5.48E+06
= 41.67 kNm2

Allowable Moment (M)

= K1 × K2 × K3 × K7 × K8 × f × Z
= 1.08 × 0.8 × 1.25 × 1.13 × 1.1 × 5.3 × 1.13E+05
= 0.80 kNm

Allowable Shear Force (V)

= K1 × K2 × K3 × K8 × q × A
= 1.08 × 0.8 × 1.25 × 1.1 × 0.67 × 6984
= 5.56 kN

Allowable Bearing Stress

= K1 × K2 × K3 × K4 × K8 × σ
= 1.08 × 0.8 × 1.25 × 1.14 × 1.1 × 2.2
= 2.98 N/mm2
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Soldier Soldier Design (Cont'd):

Checking (at Mid-Span): Appendix G1

W = Pmax × 0.3
W = 41.854 × 0.3 = 12.556 kN/m, where L= 400mm
Max. Moment (M) = WL2 / 8
= 12.556 × 0.42 / 8
= 0.251 kNm < 0.80 kNm OK!

Max. Shear Force (V) = WL / 2

= 12.556 × 0.4 / 2
= 2.511 kN < 5.56 kN OK!

5WL4
Max. Deflection (δ) =
384EI
= 5 × 12.556 × 4004
384 × 41.67
= 0.10 mm < Allowable = 400 / 270 = 1.48 mm OK!

Checking (at Cantilever): Appendix G1

W = Pmax × 0.3
W = 41.854 × 0.3 = 12.556 kN/m, where L= 200mm
Max. Moment (M) = WL2 / 2
= 12.556 × 0.22 / 2
= 0.251 kNm < 0.80 kNm OK!

Max. Shear Force (V) = WL

= 12.556 × 0.2
= 2.511kN < 5.56 kN OK!

WL4
Max. Deflection (δ) =
8EI
= 12.556 × 2004
8 × 41.67
= 0.06 mm < Allowable = 200 / 270 = 0.74 mm OK!
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Soldier Soldier Design (Cont'd):

Checking:
Reaction = Shear Force = 2.51 kN
Max. Bearing Stress = Reaction
Loading Area
= 2.51 × 1000
75 × 150
= 0.22 N/mm2 < 2.98 N/mm2 OK!

Hence, the soldier is adequate.

Waling Waling Design:

Assuming twins 75mm x 150mm timber walings (SC3) @ 400mm c/c is used.
The structural properties of the soldier for wall formwork is given:
A = 10440 × 2 Section Area
20880 mm2
Z = 2.52E+05 × 2 Section Modulus
Appendix D
5.04E+05 mm3
I = 18.3E+06 × 2 Moment of Inertia
= 36.6E+06 mm4
K1 = 1.08 Modification Factor K1
K2 = 0.8 Modification Factor K2
K3 = 1.25 Modification Factor K3
K4 = 1.14 Modification Factor K4 Appendix E
K7 = 1.08 Modification Factor K7
i.e. (300/h)0.11 = (300/150) 0.11
= 1.08,
where h = nominal depth
(for 72mm < h ≤ 300mm)
2
Emin = 5800 N/mm Modulus of Elasticity
f = 5.3 N/mm2 Bending parallel to grain
Appendix F
q = 0.67 N/mm2 Shear perpendicular to grain
σ = 2.2 N/mm2 Compression perpendicular to grain
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Waling Waling Design (Cont’d):

Bending Stiffness (EI) = K1 × K2 × Emin × I

= 1.08 × 0.8 × 5800 × 36.6E+06
= 183.41 kNm2

Allowable Moment (M)

= K1 × K2 × K3 × K7 × f × Z
= 1.08 × 0.8 × 1.25 × 1.08 × 5.3 × 5.04E+05
= 3.12 kNm

Allowable Shear Force (V)

= K1 × K2 × K3 × q × A
= 1.08 × 0.8 × 1.25 × 0.67 × 20880
= 15.11 kN

Allowable Bearing Stress

= K1 × K2 × K3 × K4 × σ
= 1.08 × 0.8 × 1.25 × 1.14 × 2.2
= 2.71 N/mm2

Checking (at Mid-Span): Appendix G2

P = Pmax × 0.3 × 0.4
P = 41.854 × 0.3 × 0.4 = 5.022 kN, where L= 400mm, a = 50mm
Max. Moment (M) = Pa
= 5.022 × 0.05
= 2.51 kNm < 3.12 kNm OK!

Max. Shear Force (V) = P

= 5.022 kN < 15.11 kN OK!

Pa
Max. Deflection (δ) = (3L2 − 4a2 )
24EI
= 5.022 × 50 × 103
(3 × 4002 − 4 × 502 )
24 × 183.41 × 109
= 0.03 mm < Allowable = 400 / 270 = 1.48 mm OK!
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Waling Waling Design (Cont’d):

Checking (at Cantilever): Appendix G2

P = Pmax × 0.3 × 0.4
W = 41.854 × 0.3 × 0.4 = 5.022 kN, where L= 200mm
Max. Moment (M) = PL
= 5.022 × 0.2
= 1.00 kNm < 3.12 kNm OK!

Max. Shear Force (V) = P

= 5.022 kN < 15.11 kN OK!

PL3
Max. Deflection (δ) =
3EI
= 5.022 × 2003 × 103
3 × 183.41 × 109
= 0.07 mm < Allowable = 200 / 270 = 0.74 mm OK!

Checking:
Reaction = Shear Force = 5.022 kN
Max. Bearing Stress = Reaction
Loading Area
= 5.022 × 1000
150 × 150
= 0.22 N/mm2 < 2.71 N/mm2 OK!
Hence, the walings are adequate.

Wall Tie Wall Tie Design:

Assuming Grade 250 Y 12 mild steel bars @ 400mm c/c is used.
Permissible Tensile Stress = 0.6 × fy
= 0.6 × 250
= 150MPa
Permissible Tensile Force = A × 150000
= 0.006 × 0.006 × π × 150000
= 16.96 kN
Tensile Force = 5.022 kN < 16.96 kN OK!
Hence, the wall tie is adequate.
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Stability Stability Check on Wall Form:
Assuming HILTI HIT RE-500 Injection Adhesive with 100mm embedment
depth 12mm Y12 steel bar is used.
Pull-out Design Bond Strength = 7.1 N/mm2 Appendix H
0.1
Factor of C40 Concrete = (40 / 25) = 1.048 Appendix H
Design Tensile Strength = [(12 × π × 100) × 7.1 ×1.048] / 1000
= 28.05 kN

Tensile Force from Y12 = Pmax × Rebar Spacing × Rebar Spacing

= 41.854 × 0.4 × 0.4
= 6.70 kN < 28.05 kN OK!
Hence, the HILTI HIT RE-500 Injection Adhesive is adequate.

Sliding Checking:
Assuming 75mm x 100mm timber strut (SC3) @ 500mm c/c is used, Appendix I
where the height of strut is 2.5 m.
Design wind pressure at 5 m (H) for temporary formwork =
0.7 × qz = 0.7 × 1.82 = 1.274 kPa
Horizontal Reaction (R) = σ × Section Area × cos45º Appendix J
= 1.32 × 75 × 100 × cos45º
= 7.00 kN

Wind Load = Wind Pressure × H × Strut Spacing

= 1.274 × 5 × 0.5
= 3.19 kN < 7.00 kN OK!

Overturning Checking:
Reaction Moment
FOS against overturning =
Wind Overturning Moment

(R × Strut H + R × Soldier & Plywood Thick)

= H
Wind Pressure × Strut Spacing × H × 2

= (7.00 × 2.5 + 7.00 × 0.119)

5
1.274 × 0.5 × 5 × 2

= 2.30 > Required FOS = 1.2 OK!

Finally, the formwork is stable.
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Method Method Statement for Wall Formwork

Statement
This method statement is a general outline for formwork erection for the project

1. All works shall be done with accordance to approved method statement,

project specifications and risk assessment. Request for inspection shall be
submitted for Engineers approval prior to the works commencement.

2. Scaffolding shall be erected by qualified scaffolding erector and inspected on

Form 5 by competent person. The Form 5 should be displayed in prominent
positions on the scaffold.

3. Set out the reference grid lines of wall and establish all reference points /
levels as per approved drawing to ensure the correct positions and the
verticality of wall prior to the commencement of the works.

4. Drill holes on the existing walls to required position and depth, inject Hilti
RE-500 injection adhesive into the holes.

5. Install the wall tie bolts according to formwork design to resist lateral
pressure and avoid any movement or deformation of the formwork during
concrete placing.

6. Lay 50mm thick joint filler vertically through the surface of adjoining wall to
isolate the structures.

7. Rebars shall be fixed rigidly in position in accordance with the formwork

design and securely tied together with approved tie wires. The ends or wire
shall be bent into the concrete.

8. Install 19mm plywood panels as the face contact material. Formwork shall
be firmly supported and in accurate positions. The formwork shall be drilled
holes for bracing the wall ties through the plywood.
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Method Method Statement for Wall Formwork (Cont’d):

Statement
9. Install 75mm x100mm timber soldiers at 300mm c/c evenly along the length
and fixed by nails on the plywood to provide direct vertical structural
support.

10. Install twins 75mm x 150mm timber walings at 400mm c/c evenly along the
height and directly clamped by tie bolts to prevent movement of formwork.

11. Install 75mm x 100mm timber struts at 500mm c/c and insert on the ground
to plumb the formwork and secure it against wind loads.

12. Final checking on the formwork to ensure the formwork and all bracings are
erected in position, all gaps shall be sealed by sealant and the joint shall be
tight and not permit grout loss.

13. Carry out concrete casting by using concrete pump layer by layer around
500mm height to reduce concrete lateral force on formwork.

14. Vibrators shall be used continuously and systematically during placing of the
concrete until the expulsion of air has practically ceased. Once the concrete
has reached the required height, the exposed surface will be trowel and
covered for protection.

15. After casting the concrete approximately 24 hours until the concrete has
gained sufficient strength, the wall formwork shall be dismantled by
untightening of wall ties and walings.

16. Clean the concrete debris from formwork and stored at the designated
location properly for the further re-usage.
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Wall Formwork Layout Plan

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Wall Formwork Layout Plan (Cont’d)

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Appendix A: CIRIA Report 108 - Concrete Pressure

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Appendix B: Structural Properties of 19mm Plywood

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Appendix C: Formulae for Continuous Members (Load Case 58)

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Appendix D: Geometric Properties for Soldier & Waling (BS 5268)

Soldier Waling
Design Design
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Appendix E: Modification Factor of K (BS 5268)

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Appendix E: Modification Factor of K (BS 5268) (Cont’d)

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Appendix E: Modification Factor of K (BS 5975) (Cont’d)

K8
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Appendix F: Grade Stresses and Moduli of Elasticity (BS 5268)

Soldier: Emean (load-sharing)

Waling: Emin (non-load sharing)
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Appendix G1: Beam Design Formulas (For Soldier)

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Appendix G2: Beam Design Formulas (For Waling)

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Appendix H: HILTI Post-Installed Rebars Design Manual 2019 (HIT-RE 500)

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Appendix I: Design Wind Pressure (Code of Practice on Wind Effects)

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Appendix J: Basic Stresses for the wet condition (BS 5975)