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Final Feasibility Report Public Works Department Government of Rajasthan Consultancy Services for Preparation of Feasibility Report for Gadoj (State Border) – Majri to HR/ RJ Border and Majri to Neemrana (SH-111 & 111A) Highway Project (the “Highway-V”) Package-26 VOLUME-I FINAL FEASIBILITY REPORT MARCH 2017 Submitted to: Additional Chief Engineer (PPP) Public Works Department (PWD) 1-Jacob Road, Jaipur-302006 Rajasthan, India By Pentacle Consultants (India) Private Limited, Mumbai In Consortium with Techosum Engineers & Consultants Private Limited, Jaipur Public Works Department Consultancy Services for Preparation of Final Feasibility Report for Two laning of Km0+000 to Km 46+400comprising the section of SH- 111 & 111A from Gadoj-Behror-Haryana Border(the “Highway-V”) Government of Rajasthan FINAL FEASIBILITY REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER – 1: INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 10 1.1 GENERAL .........................................................................................................................................10 1.2 COMMENCEMENT ........................................................................................................................11 1.3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION ...............................................................................................................11 1.4 SCOPE OF SERVICES ...........................................................................................................................13 1.5 COMPOSITION OF REPORT ..................................................................................................................14 CHAPTER 2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................ 16 2.1 THE MAIN FEATURES OF THE HIGHWAY ARE CAPTURED BELOW: ..................................................................16 2.1.1 TERRAIN & LAND USE .......................................................................................................................16 2.1.2 LANE CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................17 2.1.3 PAVEMENT CONDITION OF THE EXISTING ROAD .....................................................................................17 2.1.4 PROPOSED BYPASSES: .......................................................................................................................18 2.1.5 PROPOSED WIDENING OF EXISTING ROAD TO FOUR LANE SECTION WITH SERVICE ROAD BOTH SIDE: .................18 2.1.6 CROSS-DRAINAGE STRUCTURES ..........................................................................................................18 2.1.7 FLOOD PRONE STRETCHES DURING MONSOON .....................................................................................19 2.1.8 RIGHT OF WAY (ROW) .....................................................................................................................19 2.1.7 UTILITIES ALONG THE PROPOSED PROJECT ROAD ...................................................................................19 2.2 PROPOSED LANE CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................19 2.2.1 PROPOSED CRUST COMPOSITION ........................................................................................................20 2.2.2 JUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................................................20 2.2.3 TOLL PLAZA ..................................................................................................................................22 2.2.4 BUS BAYS AND BUS SHELTERS .....................................................................................................22 2.2.5 TRUCK LAY BYES ...............................................................................................................................23 2.2.6 DRAIN CUM FOOTPATH ...............................................................................................................23 March 2017 Page 1 Public Works Department Consultancy Services for Preparation of Final Feasibility Report for Two laning of Km0+000 to Km 46+400comprising the section of SH- 111 & 111A from Gadoj-Behror-Haryana Border(the “Highway-V”) Government of Rajasthan FINAL FEASIBILITY REPORT 2.2.7 COST ESTIMATES ..............................................................................................................................23 CHAPTER – 3: SOCIO- ECONOMIC PROFILE ............................................................................... 24 3.1 GENERAL ......................................................................................................................................24 3.2 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES..................................................................................................................24 3.3 DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES ..................................................................................................................25 CHAPTER – 4: ENGINEERING SURVEYS AND INVESTIGATIONS ............................................ 27 4.1 ROAD INVENTORY .............................................................................................................................27 4.2 PAVEMENT CONDITION SURVEY ..........................................................................................................30 4.3 EXISTING CRUST COMPOSITION ...........................................................................................................33 4.4 BENKELMAN BEAM DEFLECTION SURVEY ..............................................................................................34 4.5 INVENTORY OF BRIDGES AND CULVERTS ...............................................................................................34 4.6 CONDITION SURVEYS FOR BRIDGES AND CULVERTS ..................................................................................36 4.6.1 BRIDGES..........................................................................................................................................36 4.6.2 CULVERTS ........................................................................................................................................36 4.7 TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY ...................................................................................................................39 4.7.1 RECONNAISSANCE SURVEY .................................................................................................................39 4.7.2 HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CONTROL .................................................................................................39 4.7.3 ESTABLISHING TEMPORARY BENCHMARKS ............................................................................................39 4.7.4 TOTAL STATION TRAVERSE .................................................................................................................39 4.7.5 L-SECTION AND X-SECTION SURVEY .....................................................................................................40 4.7.6 DETAILED SURVEY .............................................................................................................................40 CHATER – 5: TRAFFIC SURVEYS AND ANALYSIS ...................................................................... 41 5.1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................41 5.2 TRAFFIC INTENSITY ............................................................................................................................42 5.2.1 TRAFFIC VOLUME SURVEY ..................................................................................................................42 March 2017 Page 2 Public Works Department Consultancy Services for Preparation of Final Feasibility Report for Two laning of Km0+000 to Km 46+400comprising the section of SH- 111 & 111A from Gadoj-Behror-Haryana Border(the “Highway-V”) Government of Rajasthan FINAL FEASIBILITY REPORT 5.2.2 AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC....................................................................................................................43 5.2.3 SEASONAL VARIATION FACTOR .................................................................................................46 5.3 AXLE LOAD SURVEY ..........................................................................................................................50 5.3.1 GENERAL .........................................................................................................................................50 5.3.2 LOCATION OF SURVEY........................................................................................................................50 5.3.3 VEHICLE DAMAGE FACTOR (VDF) .......................................................................................................50 5.4 TRAFFIC FORECAST ............................................................................................................................51 5.4.1 TRAFFIC GROWTH RATES ...................................................................................................................51 5.4.2 PROJECTED TRAFFIC ..........................................................................................................................51 5.4.2.1 TRAFFIC PROJECTION AND CAPACITY ...................................................................................51
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