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concrete cover for pilecap
I would like to ask some question regarding concrete cover for
foundation base for a 3-storey office building. The pipe cap (1100 L x 600 W x600 H) under group 2 piles have U-shaped Y16 on both direction X and Y. Top surface of pipe cap is cut / empty. ol lo ol lo ol_o_o_o_o_lo Reinforcement concrete note: - 50mm conc. Cover shall be provided to all structural concrete base at ground level; - Concrete cover to main bar (Not otherwise shown) a) Foundation base - 50mm Question: Bottom concrete cover is 50mm. How about both sides(vertical bar)? Is it still 50mm? My manager said it is 25mm... |
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This question appears to require an interpretation of drawings and/or specifications. The designer/engineer/architect should provide the answer, if there is not agreement on the project. You evidently do not agree with your manager's interpretation. I think that you have 3 choices. Convince your boss that you are right and he/she is wrong, accept your manager's interpretation, or get an OK to discuss the matter with the designer.
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