CHAPTER 2 Flashcards
Scientific way of working out
Estimation
Proposed work after completion
More than 5-10%
Types of estimates
Rough
Detailed
Studies of various aspects
Rough estimate
Carefully and separately calculation
Detailed estimate
Cost of construction = plinth area x plinth areabrate
Plinth area method
More accurate than the other 2 methods
Cubical contents method
Cost per person eg. Students hostel - cost per student
Unit base method
Consisting of hard chemically inert
Concrete
Used for paving and flooring
Plain concrete
Embedded two materials
Reinforced concrete
Bond between aggregates and reinforce
Cement
Manufactured and used worldwide
Ordinary Portland cement
For joining masonry
Mortar
Finish to the walls
Plaster
High resistance to different chemical assaults
Portland pozzolana cement
Examples for Portland pozzolana cement
Marine structures
Sewage works
Bridges
Piers
Dams
Mass concrete works
Rapid constructions
Rapid hardening cement
To set cement fast and what percent
Extra rapid hardening cement
25%
Like gravity dams
Low heat cement
To resist sulfate attack
Sulfates resisting cement
How many percent of soil or groundwater for sulfates resisting cement
0.2% - 0.3%
Quick setting like underwater
Quick setting cement
Grinding the clinker with 60% slag
Blast furnace slag cement
Mixing calcining bauxite and lime like in workshop
High alumina cement
Composition Percent of cement
Lime
Silica
Alumina
Calcium sulphate
Iron oxide
Magnesia
Sulphur
Alcalies
62
22
5
4
3
2
1
1
Inert granular materials
Aggregates
Size less than 4.75
Fine aggregates
Irregular and granular materials like sand gravel
Coarse aggregates
Proportion of concrete components
Concrete mix ratios
Art and craft of building
Masonry
Block made of concrete that has hallow spaces
CHB concrete hallow blocks
15 - 70 cm
Load bearing
7 - 10
Non bearing block
Mixture of cement sand and water
Cement mortar
Rule of thumb
0.5 in
Covering rough walls
Plastering
bent at the column
Bend length
fibrous substance
Wood
capable of insulating heat
Wood
Growth outside
Exogenous wood
Growth inside
Endogenous wood
Softwood
Hardwood
Tree ring dating
Timber dating
Processed wood products
Lumber
Properties and characteristics
Strength and durability
Moisture content and dimensional stability
Coniferous trees
Softwood lumber
Deciduous
Hardwood lumber
Manufactured wood products
Engineered wood products
Made by layering thin veneers
Oriented strand board