EATHWORKS Flashcards

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Taking place after clearing all the obstructions at the natural grade in the construction site and staking, earthworks for residential building projects covers excavation, backfilling, embankment and compaction activities.

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EARTHWORKS

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EARTHWORK ITEMS

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A. EXCAVATION
B. BACKFILLING
C. EMBANKMENT
D. SOIL COMPACTION

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The process of moving soil, rocks, existing subgrade structures or other materials in the purpose of attaining a specific grade, as indicated on the Plans, for the construction of footings, at-grade and subgrade beams, and laying of plumbing lines and facilities which includes pipes, septic vaults, trench drains and catch basins.

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A. EXCAVATION

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is also necessary in removing unsuitable soils before setting of rebars for foundation works can commence.

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A. EXCAVATION

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TYPES OF EXCAVATION

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  • COMMON
  • ROCK
  • MUCK/UNSUITABLE
  • STRUCTURE/STRUCTURAL
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This includes excavation not classified as “Rock Excavation”, as defined in the DPWH Blue Book 2013.

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  • COMMON
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Excavation that consist of excavation of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks which cannot be excavated without blasting or the use of rippers, and all boulders or other detached stones each having a volume of 1 cubic meter or more as determined by physical measurements or visually by the Engineer. [DPWH Blue Book 2013 Item 102]

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  • ROCK
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Excavation that consist of the removal and disposal of deposits of saturated or unsaturated mixtures of soils and organic matter not suitable for foundation materials regardless of moisture content. [DPWH Blue Book 2013 Item 102]

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  • MUCK/UNSUITABLE
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Example of which are fines that consists of clay and silt, that are known for their high rate of liquefaction, high compressibility and high water bearing capacity.

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  • MUCK/UNSUITABLE
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Comprise of the removal and disposal of existing subgrade structures, suchas but not limited to concrete pipes, septic vaults, foundation footings and foundation beams.

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  • STRUCTURE/STRUCTURAL
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EXCAVATION COMPUTATION

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VOLE = LWD

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BACKFILLING COMPUTATION

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VOLB = 1.25 (VOLE - VOLS)

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EMBANKMENT COMPUTATION

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VOLEM = 1.25 (VOLC)

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MANPOWER CAPABILITY

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  1. ACCOMPLISHMENT/DAY = CAPABILITY*NO. OF MEN
  2. NO. OF DAYS = VOLE/(ACCOMPLISHMENT/DAY)
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MANPOWER COST

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  1. TOTAL DIRECT COST = NO. OF MENRATENO. OF DAYS
  2. DIRECT UNIT COST = TOTAL DIRECT COST/VOLE
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HAUL-OUT COMPUTATION

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VOLH = VOLE - CVOLB
LVOLH = VOLH*1.25