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DETAILS ESTIMATE FOR
G+2 STORIED BUILDING
PRESENTATION
By a Group
Guided By
Mr. SOUMEN ROY
Assistant Professor Civil Engg. Department
University Institute Of Technology
The University of Burdwan
PLANING
DESIGNING
ESTIMATION
VALUATION
PLANING
GROUND FLOOR
1.GARAGE
2.DINING
3.BEDROOM
4.KITCHEN
5.STUDY ROOM
6.BATHROOM
FIRST & SECOND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
&
SECOND FLOOR
PLAN FOR COLUMN
Foundation plane Upper portion
PLAN FOR TOE BEAM
• Sand Filing
• Brick Flat Soling
• Plain Cement Concrete
PLAN FOR STAIR
DIMENTIONS
• Entrance- Gate
• D1- main door
• D2- secondary doors
• W1- main window
• W2- secondary window
• W3- window for bathroom
• W4- Stair case Window
ESTIMATION
• THE PROCESS OF CALCULATING THE
QUANTITIES AND COSTS OF THE VARIOUS
ITEMS REQIRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE
WORK
• PREPARED BY CALCULATING THE
QUANTITIES FROM THE DIMENSIONS ON
THE DRAWINGS FOR THE VARIOUS ITEMS
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT AND
MULTIPLIED BY UNIT COST OF THE ITEM
CONCERNED.
PURPOSE OF ESTIMATION
• TO ASCERTAIN THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF MONEY
REQUIRED BY THE OWNER TO COMPLETE THE PROPOSED
WORK.
• TO OBTAIN ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL,ALLOTMENT OF
FUNDS AND TECHNICAL SANCTION
• TO ASCERTAIN QUANTITY OF MATERIALS REQUIRED TO
COMPLETE THE CONSTRUCTION
• TO CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CATAGORIES
OF WORKERS
• TO FIX UP THE COMPLETION PERIOD OF THE
CONSTRUCTION
• TO JUSTIFY THE INVESTMENT FROM BENEFIT COST RATIO
TYPES OF ESTIMATION
 DETAILED ESTIMATION : ACCONPANIED
BY REPORT,SPECIFICATION,DETAILED
DRAWINGS SHOWING PLANS OF DIFFERENT
SECTION, DESIGN DATAAND CALCULATIONS,
BASIS OF RATES ADOPTED IN ESTIMATE
 APPROXIMATE ESTIMATION :TO
FIND OUT THE APPROXIMATE COST IN A SHORT
TIME
TYPES OF ESTIMATION
• QUANTITY ESTIMATION: THIS IS ACOMPLETE ESTIMATE FOR ALL
ITEMS OF WORK REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE CONCERNED PROJECT
• REVISED ESTIMATION: DETAILED ESTIMATE FOR THE REVISED
QUANTITIES AND RATES OF ITEMS OF WORKS ORIGINALLY PROVIDED
IN THE ESTIMATE WITHOUT MATERIAL DEVIATIONS OF THE
STRUCTURAL NATURE FROM THE DESIGN ORIGINALLY APPROVED FOR
A PROJECT
• SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATION: WHILE A WORK IS IN PROGRESS
SOME CHANGES OR ADDITIONAL WORKS DUE TO MATERIAL
DEVIATION OF A STRUCTURAL NATURE FROM THE DESIGN ORIGINALLY
APPROVED MAY BE THOUGHT NECESSARY FOR THE PROJECT.
SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE IS THEN PREPARED TO INCLUDE ALL SUCH
WORKS.
PREPERATION OF A DETAILED
ESTIMATION
• UNIT QUANTITY METHOD IS FOLLOWED TO PREPARE
DETAILED ESTIMATION.
• THE RATES PER UNIT WORK OF ONE ITEM INCLUDING
PROFIT ARE CONSIDERED FIRST AND THE TOTAL COST
FOR THE ITEM IS FOUND BY MULTIPLYING THE COST PER
UNIT OF THE RATE BY THE NUMBER OF UNITS
• PROCEDURE IS DIVIDED INTO TWO PARTS
1. MEASUREMENT AND CALCULATION OF QUANTITIES
2. ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST
 MEASUREMENT
FORM
• ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATE FORM
ITEM NO DESCRIPTIO
N OF
PARTICULA
RS
NO LENGTH BREADH HIGHT
OR
DEPTH
QUANTI
TY
SL.
NO
DESCRIPTI
ON OF
PARTICULA
RS
QUANTI
TY
UNIT RATE UNIT OF
RATE
AMOUNT
METHODS FOR ESTIMATING
BUILDING WORKS
• CENTRE LINE METHOD : INTHIS METHOD THE TOTAL CENTRE
LINE LENGTH OF WALLS IN A BUILDING IS MULTIPLIED BY THE
BREADTH AND DEPTH OF THE RESPECTIVE ITEM TO GET THE TOTAL
QUANTITY AT A TIME.
8
10
9
6
87
THE TOTAL LENGTH OF THE
WALL IN CENTRE LINE
METHOD
= 2*7+2*9 = 32
LONG AND SHORT WALL
METHOD
IN THIS METHOD THE LONGER WALLS IN A BUILDING ARE CONSIDERED
AS LONG WALLS AND MEASURED FROM OUT TO OUT , AND THE
SHORTER WALLS IN PERPENDICULAR DIRECTION CONSIDERED AS SHORT
WALLS AND MEASURED FROM IN TO IN FOR A PARTICULAR LAYER OF
WORK.
10
6
LENGTH OF WALL IN
LONG SHORT METHOD
= 2*10 + 2*6 = 32
ESTIMATION FOR
FOUNDATION
1. Earthwork in excavation
2. Earthwork in filling
3. Brick Flat soling
4. Cement concrete in Foundation
5. Damp-Proof Course
EARTHWORK EXCAVATION
EARTHWORK IN EXCAVATION UPTO REQUIRED DEPTH IS REQUIRED
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FOUNDATION. DIFFERENT SOIL LAYERS MAY
BE ENCOUNTERED WHILE EXCAVATION , DEWATERING MAY BE
NEEDED SOMETIMES
DEPTH OF EXCAVATION
• DEPTH OF EXCAVATION FOR COLUMN = NUMBER OF COLUMN X
LENGTH OF COLUMN X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF COLUMN X DEPTH
OF COLUMN BELOW G.L.
• DEPTH OF EXCAVATION FOR PANEL WALL = CENTRELINE LENGTH OF
PANEL WALL X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF PANEL WALL X DEPTH OF
PANEL WALL BELOW G.L.
• DEPTH OF EXCAVATION FOR TOE WALL= LENGHTH OF TOE WALL X
WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF TOE WALL X DEPTH OF TOE WALL BELOW
G.L.
SAND FILLING
 IT IS DONE FOR THESE PURPOSES
1.FOR UNIFORMITY
2.TO MINMIZE THE RESISTANCE
3.TO MINIMISE THE WEAK SPOT
SAND FILLING FOR COLUMN
• SANDFILLING FOR COLUMN= NO
OF COLUMN X LENGTH OF
FOUNDATION OF COLUMN X WIDTH OF
FOUNDATION OF COLUMN X DEPTH OF
SAND
• SANDFILLING FOR ROOM=
INNER AREA OF THE ROOM X DEPTH OF
SAND
BRICK FLAT SOLING
 THE LAYING OF BRICK ON THE TOP OF THE SAND BED IS BRICK
FLAT SOLINGBRICK FLAT SOLING IS DONE TO PROVIDE A SMOOTH
BASE SURFACE FOR PCC.
NOW A DAYS IT IS REPLACED BY USING A PLASTIC SHEET.
IT IS CALCULATED ACCORDING TO THE AREA ON WHICH THE
BRICK IS LAID.
BRICK FLAT SOLING FOR
COLUMN
• B.F.S FOR COLUMN=NO OF COLUMN X LENGTH OF COLUMN
FOUNDATION X WIDTH OF COLUMN FOUNDATION.
• B.F.S FOR PANEL WALL=CENTRE LINE LENGTH OF PANEL WALL X
WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF PANEL WALL.
• B.F.S FOR TOE WALL=LENGTH OF TOE WALL X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION
OF TOE WALL
• B.F.S FOR ROOM=INSIDE AREA OF ROOM
PLAIN CEMENT
CONCRETE
• PCC(1:3:6 proportion) is done to provide a hard and level surface
against the short and undulation soil below the RCC foundation.
1. For column= No. of column X Area of column X Depth of PCC for
work
2. For wall= Length of wall X Width of Foundation X Depth of
PCC
3. For room= Inner area of room X Depth of PCC
ORIDARY CEMENT
CONCRETE
For Column
For Pedestal
Up to Tie beam
Tie beam
Colum For Tie beam to lintel
Lintel
Chajja
Entrance hood
Lintel to roof
Column for Lintel to roof
Roof beam
Roof Slab
Toe beam
Waste slab
Landing
Steps
ORDINARY CEMENT
CONCRETE
• Ordinary Cement Concrete(mixture 3:1.5:1)M25 with Graded stone
chips 20mm size
• Column Footing= No of column X Volume of cement concrete in each column
• For Pedestal= No of Pedestal X Volume of cement concrete in each Pedestal
• Up to Tie Beam= No of Column X Length of Column X Width of column X Height
of Column up to tie Beam
• For Tie Beam= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short wall method X
Width of Tie beam X Depth of tie beam
• Tie Beam to Lintel= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short wall
method X Length of Column X Width of column X Height of column up to 1st floor
above the Tie beam
ORDINARY CEMENT CONCRETE
• For Lintel= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short
wall method X Width of lintel X Depth of lintel
• Chajja= No of window X Length of chajja X Width of window X
Average height of chajja
• Column for lintel to roof= Length of column X Width of column
• Roof beam= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short
wall method
REINFORCEMENT
•Reinforcement for reinforced concrete work
including distribution bars, stirrups,
binders= Considered as 2% volume of
concrete
BRICK WORK
Foundation
& Plinth
Partition
wall
BRICK WORK SPECIFICATION
• THICKNESS MEASURED IN MULTIPLES OF HALF BRICK
• NET MEASUREMENT TAKEN AQFTER DEDUCTION OF ALL
OPENINGS
• ROUND OR POLYGON PILLERS CALCULATED AS SQUIRE, DIA
TAKEN AS SIDE OF THE SQUIRE
BRICK WORK IN FOUNDATION &
PLINTH
• BELOW TIE BEAM= LENGTH OF TIE BEAM X BREADTH OF
WALL X DEPTH OF BEAM
• UPTO LINTLE = LENGTH OF MAIN WALL LESS PARTITION
WALL X BREADTH OF WALL X HEIGHT UPTO LINTLE
• ABOVE LINTLE = LENGTH OF MAIN WALL LESS PARTITION
WALL X BREADTH OF WALL X HEIGHT ABOVE LINTLE
• LESS OPENINGS
• D1 = NO X LENGTH X BREADTH X HEIGHT
• OTHERS DOORS AND WINDOWS ARE CALCULATED AS SAME
BRICK WORK IN FOUNDATION
AND PLINTH
• FIRST FLOOR QTY. SAME AS GF
• LESS DOOR AND WINDOW OPENINGS – 2W1 AND 1W4 OPENING IS DEDUCTED
• ADDITION - OPENING FOR GARRAGE ENTRANCE
• 2ND & 3RD FLOOR QTY. SAME AS GF
• LESS DOOR AND WINDOW OPENINGS – 1D1 AND 1W4 OPENING IS DEDUCTED
• ADDITION – CHILLA ROOM AND PARAPET WALL
BRICK WORK FOR PARTITION
WALL
• PARTITION WALL
• BELOW TIE BEAM= LENGTH OF TIE BEAM
X BREADTH OF WALL X DEPTH OF BEAM
• UPTO LINTLE = LENGTH OF MAIN WALL
LESS PARTITION WALL X BREADTH OF
WALL X HEIGHT UPTO LINTLE
• 1ST FLOOR AND 2ND FLOOR QTY. SAME AS
GF
SHUTTERING
SHUTTERING
WITHOUT
STAGGING IN
FOUNDATION
SHUTTERING
WITH STAGGING
SPECIFICATION
• COST IS ABOUT 30% OF CEMENT
CONCRETE
• OTHERWISE SPECIFIED FORM
WORK MEASURED SEPERATELY
• MEASUREMENT IS TAKEN AS THE
ACTUAL SURFACE IN CONTACT
WITH CONCRETE
MEASUREMENT
PROCESS(WITHOUT STAGGING)
• IN FOUNDATION FOR PCC
• FOR COLUMN = NO. X 4 SIDES X BREADTH OF COL. FOOTING X
THICKNESS OF PCC
• PANEL WALL = 2 SIDES X LENGTH X THICKNESS
• TOE WALL = 2 SIDES X LENGTH X THICKNESS
MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITH
STAGGING)
GROUND
FLOOR
• FOR COLUMN = NO. X 4 SIDES X BREADTH
OF COL. FOOTING X THICKNESS OF COL.
FOOTING
• PEDESTAL = NO. X 4 SIDES X BREADTH OF
PEDESTAL X THICKNESS OF PEDESTAL
• TRAPEZOIDAL PORTION = NO. X 4 SIDES X
AREA OF EACH SIDES
• TIE BEAM = 2 SIDES X LENGTH X DEPTH
MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITH
STAGGING)
• UPTO TIE BEAM = NO. X PERIPHERY OF COL. X HEIGHT UPTO
TIE BEAM
• TIE BEAM TO LINTLE = NO. X PERIPHERY OF COL. X HEIGHT
UPTO LINTLE
• LINTLE = LENGTH X NO. SIDES X DEPTH
• SOFIT D1 = LENGTH X NO. X DEPTH
• OTHERS DOOR AND WINDOW ARE SAME
MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITH
STAGGING)
• CHAJJA W1 NO. X (LENGTHG + TWO
SIDES) X BREADTH + FRONT).
• OTHER OPENINGS ARE SAME
PLASTERING
20mm thick
Plaster (6:1)
for inside walls
15mm thick
Plaster (6:1)
for outside
wall
10mm thick
Plaster (4:1)
for ceiling
PLASTERING
SPECIFICATION OF PLASTERING
• PLASTERING IS A FINISHING COAT WHICH PROTECT THE
MASONARY & GIVES A DECENT LOOK.
• CEMENT AND SAND MORTER IS USED IN PLASTERING WHICH
COMPERISES OF DIFFERENT THICKNESS ACCORDING TO
REQUIREMENT.
• PLASTERING SHOULD BE DONE WITH CEMENT MORTER RATIO
OF 1:3,1:4,1:6 ETC. AS PER REQUIREMENT OF WORK.
PLASTERING
ANY ROOM = PERIPHERI OF THE ROOM X HEIGHT
DEDUCTIONS
OPENING FOR DOOR = 1/3 X NO X LENGTH X HEIGHT
OTHER OPENINGS WILL BE DEDUCTED AS SAME.
20MM THICK PLASTER(6:1) FOR
INSIDE WALLS
PLASTERING
15MM THICK PLASTER (6:1) FOR
OUTSIDE WALL
ONE FLOOR = PERIMETER
OF OUTER WALL ×
HEIGHT OF THAT FLOOR.
DEDUCTIONS = 1/3RD OF
SIZE OF OPENINGS
OTHER FLOORS DEDUCED
AS SAME
PLASTERING
10 MM THICK PLASTER (4:1) IN
CEILINGS ON INNER SIDE
• ONE ROOM =PRODUCT OF INNER DIMENSIONS OF ROOM.
• OTHER ROOMS DEDUCED IN SAME MANNER.
• CHAJJA (TOP AND BOTTOM) = NO. × LENGTH × BREADTH × 2 (
FOR 2 SURFACES )
MARBEL FITTING
Room(including
garage, kitchen,
bathroom)
Stair(entra
nce floor)
Landin
g
Step
WOOD WORK
CALCULATION
FOR DOORS
CALCULATION
FOR WINDOWS
WOOD WORK
CALCULATION OF FRAME :
FOR DOOR=(2 X HEIGHT OF DOOR + BREADTH OF DOOR) X
THICKNESS OF FRAME X WIDTH OF FRAME
FOR WINDOWS=(3 X HEIGHT OF WINDOW+ 2 X BREADTH OF
WINDOW) X THICKNESS OF FRAME X WIDTH OF FRAME
CALCULATION FOR PANEL :
FOR DOOR=AREA OF OPENING – SURFACE AREA OF FRAME
FOR WINDOW=AREA OF OPENING – SURFACE AREA OF FRAME
PAINTING
.
MAIN PURPOSES OF PAINTING ARE:
• TO PROTECT THE SURFACE FROM
RAIN, SUNLIGHT,WEATHER,
RUST, CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT,
HEAT ETC.
• IT ENHANCES THE BEAUTY OF
THE BUILDING
OUTER
WALL
PAINTING
INNER
WALL
PAINTING
PAINTING
ON
WOOD
WORK
PAINTING
PAINTING OF INSIDE WALL:
• ANY ROOM = PERIPHERI OF ROOM X HEIGHT
• DEDUCTIONS
• OPENING FOR DOOR = 1/3 X NO X LENGTH X HEIGHT
• OTHER OPENINGS WILL BE DEDUCTED AS SAME.
• CILLING PAINTING OF ANY ROOM = PRODUCT OF INNER
DIMENSIONS OF ROOM.
PAINTING
• ONE FLOOR = PERIMETER OF OUTER WALL × HEIGHT OF
THAT FLOOR.
• DEDUCTIONS = 1/3RD OF SIZE OF OPENINGS
• OTHER FLOORS DEDUCED AS SAME
• CHAJJA (TOPAND BOTTOM) = NO. × LENGTH × BREADTH × 2 (
FOR 2 SURFACES )
• PAINTING ON WOOD WORK = NO. × LENGTH OF OPENING ×
WIDTH OF OPENING × 2.60(FOR BOTH SIDE & GROOVES
CENTRELINE DIAGRAM & IMPORTING FROM
AUTOCAD
First , in the Autocad software , obtain the Centre line diagram by offsetting the inner
wall lines of the plan . Save the diagram in AUTOCAD(2007)DXF.dxf format .
 Open the STAAD-PRO software and create the file as usual . Then use IMPORT from
FILE in the ribbon menu . Select the 3D DXF format , the select the option Y-UP , press
OK
CREATING ADDITIONAL STOREY &
SUPPORT PAGE
First , Select all nodes using the node cursor
Create the base storey by ,selecting the
Translational Repeat .
Then , Select all the horizontal members ,
create the upper stories using the
Translational Repeat .
Open the Support Page .
Select CREATE , the select FIXED for
fixed support case .
Then , go to any side view. Select all the
base nodes using the node cursor .
Select the support, Select the Assign To
Selected Nodes option , & the fixed
support is assigned to the base .
PROPERTY PAGE
First , Open the Property Page . Select the Define option .
Select the Rectangle option , create the beam and column section by entering the
appropriate dimension . Create Plate Thickness from Thickness option
Select all the columns , select the appropriate dimension from the page , select Assign
To selected Beams , to form the rectangular columns . Repeat the same by selecting all the
horizontal members , & selecting the dimension created for the beam from the Property
page .
 Select the horizontal members , select the Fill Floor Grids With Plates , the plates are
created . Select all the plates using the Plates Cursor , select Plate Thickness , & form the
slabs . (3D RENDERING IS SHOWN)
LOAD PAGE
Seismic Defination & Load Case Details
First , open the Load Page .
Select the Seismic Defination .
Generate the Load Defination as per IS-1893 ~ 2002 , region being Burdwan , OMRF type
General building.
Select the Load case details . Form seismic load in (+X ,-X, +Z, -Z) axes with a factor of (+1 , -
1) alternately in the respective axes
Load Page
2.Wind Defination & Load Case Details
First , open the Load Page .
Select the Wind Defination .
Generate the Load Defination as per ASCE – 7, all factors being same save the wind speed
being 120 k.m.p.h .
Select the Load case details . Form wind load in (+X ,-X, +Z, -Z) axes with a factor of (+1 , -1)
alternately in the respective axes YRANGE being full height of the building .
Load Page
3. Dead Load – Live Load
First , form the Dead Load (DL) case from the Load Case Details .
 Assign Self Weight value for whole structure & Individual Member Loads for inner walls
and outer walls .
Then , form the Live Load (LL) case from the same .
Assign Member Loads for whole structure , assign the Floor Load for the respective
slabs .
Load Page
4. Load Case Combination
First , perform Combination Load Analysis by combining the predefined loads as in the
following manner , factors being mentioned in the brackets:-
DL+LL (1.5) ; DL+LL+EQX+ (1.2) ; DL+LL+EQX- (1.2) ; DL+LL+EQZ+ (1.2) ; DL+LL+EQZ- (1.2) ;
DL+LL+WLX+ (0.9) ; DL+LL+WLX- (0.9) ; ; DL+LL+WLZ+ (0.9) ; DL+LL+WLZ- (0.9) .
Analysis
First , Select the Analysis/Print tab from the Modelling menu . Select the No Print option
 Select the Post Print Analysis , & select the following from the Define Command option:-
Load List
Joint Displacement
Member Forces (Global)
Support Reactions
Assign the commands obtained to the full structure . Perform Run Analysis .
Concrete Design
First , Select Design from Modelling . Then select
Concrete , assign the code IS 456~2000
Then , Select Define Parameters & select the
following & assign them as follows:-
o Brace (full structure)
oClear (full structure)
oDepth (horizontal / vertical members)
oFC(full)
oFYMAIN (full)
oFYSEC (full)
oMAXMAIN (horizontal / vertical members)
oMAXSEC (full)
oMINMAIN (horizontal / vertical members)
oMINSEC (full)
oTORSION (full)
oTRACK (full)
Concrete Design (contd.)
Select the Command option & Select the following & assigning them in the respective
manner:-
Design Beam (horizontal members) .
Design Column (vertical members).
Design Slab element (plate members) .
Concrete Takeoff .
Perform Analysis to check for errors & warning .
After performing the analysis ,
We obtain the material estimate
& the Design Specification
R.C.C Design& Concrete Takeoff
MANORANJAN ROY

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BUILDING ESTIMATION (Details Estimate For G+2 Storied Building presentation (ppt) )

  • 1. DETAILS ESTIMATE FOR G+2 STORIED BUILDING PRESENTATION By a Group Guided By Mr. SOUMEN ROY Assistant Professor Civil Engg. Department University Institute Of Technology The University of Burdwan
  • 2.
  • 5. FIRST & SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR & SECOND FLOOR
  • 6. PLAN FOR COLUMN Foundation plane Upper portion
  • 7. PLAN FOR TOE BEAM • Sand Filing • Brick Flat Soling • Plain Cement Concrete
  • 9. DIMENTIONS • Entrance- Gate • D1- main door • D2- secondary doors • W1- main window • W2- secondary window • W3- window for bathroom • W4- Stair case Window
  • 10. ESTIMATION • THE PROCESS OF CALCULATING THE QUANTITIES AND COSTS OF THE VARIOUS ITEMS REQIRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE WORK • PREPARED BY CALCULATING THE QUANTITIES FROM THE DIMENSIONS ON THE DRAWINGS FOR THE VARIOUS ITEMS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT AND MULTIPLIED BY UNIT COST OF THE ITEM CONCERNED.
  • 11. PURPOSE OF ESTIMATION • TO ASCERTAIN THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF MONEY REQUIRED BY THE OWNER TO COMPLETE THE PROPOSED WORK. • TO OBTAIN ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL,ALLOTMENT OF FUNDS AND TECHNICAL SANCTION • TO ASCERTAIN QUANTITY OF MATERIALS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE CONSTRUCTION • TO CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CATAGORIES OF WORKERS • TO FIX UP THE COMPLETION PERIOD OF THE CONSTRUCTION • TO JUSTIFY THE INVESTMENT FROM BENEFIT COST RATIO
  • 12. TYPES OF ESTIMATION  DETAILED ESTIMATION : ACCONPANIED BY REPORT,SPECIFICATION,DETAILED DRAWINGS SHOWING PLANS OF DIFFERENT SECTION, DESIGN DATAAND CALCULATIONS, BASIS OF RATES ADOPTED IN ESTIMATE  APPROXIMATE ESTIMATION :TO FIND OUT THE APPROXIMATE COST IN A SHORT TIME
  • 13. TYPES OF ESTIMATION • QUANTITY ESTIMATION: THIS IS ACOMPLETE ESTIMATE FOR ALL ITEMS OF WORK REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE CONCERNED PROJECT • REVISED ESTIMATION: DETAILED ESTIMATE FOR THE REVISED QUANTITIES AND RATES OF ITEMS OF WORKS ORIGINALLY PROVIDED IN THE ESTIMATE WITHOUT MATERIAL DEVIATIONS OF THE STRUCTURAL NATURE FROM THE DESIGN ORIGINALLY APPROVED FOR A PROJECT • SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATION: WHILE A WORK IS IN PROGRESS SOME CHANGES OR ADDITIONAL WORKS DUE TO MATERIAL DEVIATION OF A STRUCTURAL NATURE FROM THE DESIGN ORIGINALLY APPROVED MAY BE THOUGHT NECESSARY FOR THE PROJECT. SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE IS THEN PREPARED TO INCLUDE ALL SUCH WORKS.
  • 14. PREPERATION OF A DETAILED ESTIMATION • UNIT QUANTITY METHOD IS FOLLOWED TO PREPARE DETAILED ESTIMATION. • THE RATES PER UNIT WORK OF ONE ITEM INCLUDING PROFIT ARE CONSIDERED FIRST AND THE TOTAL COST FOR THE ITEM IS FOUND BY MULTIPLYING THE COST PER UNIT OF THE RATE BY THE NUMBER OF UNITS • PROCEDURE IS DIVIDED INTO TWO PARTS 1. MEASUREMENT AND CALCULATION OF QUANTITIES 2. ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST
  • 15.  MEASUREMENT FORM • ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATE FORM ITEM NO DESCRIPTIO N OF PARTICULA RS NO LENGTH BREADH HIGHT OR DEPTH QUANTI TY SL. NO DESCRIPTI ON OF PARTICULA RS QUANTI TY UNIT RATE UNIT OF RATE AMOUNT
  • 16. METHODS FOR ESTIMATING BUILDING WORKS • CENTRE LINE METHOD : INTHIS METHOD THE TOTAL CENTRE LINE LENGTH OF WALLS IN A BUILDING IS MULTIPLIED BY THE BREADTH AND DEPTH OF THE RESPECTIVE ITEM TO GET THE TOTAL QUANTITY AT A TIME. 8 10 9 6 87 THE TOTAL LENGTH OF THE WALL IN CENTRE LINE METHOD = 2*7+2*9 = 32
  • 17. LONG AND SHORT WALL METHOD IN THIS METHOD THE LONGER WALLS IN A BUILDING ARE CONSIDERED AS LONG WALLS AND MEASURED FROM OUT TO OUT , AND THE SHORTER WALLS IN PERPENDICULAR DIRECTION CONSIDERED AS SHORT WALLS AND MEASURED FROM IN TO IN FOR A PARTICULAR LAYER OF WORK. 10 6 LENGTH OF WALL IN LONG SHORT METHOD = 2*10 + 2*6 = 32
  • 18. ESTIMATION FOR FOUNDATION 1. Earthwork in excavation 2. Earthwork in filling 3. Brick Flat soling 4. Cement concrete in Foundation 5. Damp-Proof Course
  • 19. EARTHWORK EXCAVATION EARTHWORK IN EXCAVATION UPTO REQUIRED DEPTH IS REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FOUNDATION. DIFFERENT SOIL LAYERS MAY BE ENCOUNTERED WHILE EXCAVATION , DEWATERING MAY BE NEEDED SOMETIMES
  • 20. DEPTH OF EXCAVATION • DEPTH OF EXCAVATION FOR COLUMN = NUMBER OF COLUMN X LENGTH OF COLUMN X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF COLUMN X DEPTH OF COLUMN BELOW G.L. • DEPTH OF EXCAVATION FOR PANEL WALL = CENTRELINE LENGTH OF PANEL WALL X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF PANEL WALL X DEPTH OF PANEL WALL BELOW G.L. • DEPTH OF EXCAVATION FOR TOE WALL= LENGHTH OF TOE WALL X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF TOE WALL X DEPTH OF TOE WALL BELOW G.L.
  • 21. SAND FILLING  IT IS DONE FOR THESE PURPOSES 1.FOR UNIFORMITY 2.TO MINMIZE THE RESISTANCE 3.TO MINIMISE THE WEAK SPOT
  • 22. SAND FILLING FOR COLUMN • SANDFILLING FOR COLUMN= NO OF COLUMN X LENGTH OF FOUNDATION OF COLUMN X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF COLUMN X DEPTH OF SAND • SANDFILLING FOR ROOM= INNER AREA OF THE ROOM X DEPTH OF SAND
  • 23. BRICK FLAT SOLING  THE LAYING OF BRICK ON THE TOP OF THE SAND BED IS BRICK FLAT SOLINGBRICK FLAT SOLING IS DONE TO PROVIDE A SMOOTH BASE SURFACE FOR PCC. NOW A DAYS IT IS REPLACED BY USING A PLASTIC SHEET. IT IS CALCULATED ACCORDING TO THE AREA ON WHICH THE BRICK IS LAID.
  • 24. BRICK FLAT SOLING FOR COLUMN • B.F.S FOR COLUMN=NO OF COLUMN X LENGTH OF COLUMN FOUNDATION X WIDTH OF COLUMN FOUNDATION. • B.F.S FOR PANEL WALL=CENTRE LINE LENGTH OF PANEL WALL X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF PANEL WALL. • B.F.S FOR TOE WALL=LENGTH OF TOE WALL X WIDTH OF FOUNDATION OF TOE WALL • B.F.S FOR ROOM=INSIDE AREA OF ROOM
  • 25. PLAIN CEMENT CONCRETE • PCC(1:3:6 proportion) is done to provide a hard and level surface against the short and undulation soil below the RCC foundation. 1. For column= No. of column X Area of column X Depth of PCC for work 2. For wall= Length of wall X Width of Foundation X Depth of PCC 3. For room= Inner area of room X Depth of PCC
  • 26. ORIDARY CEMENT CONCRETE For Column For Pedestal Up to Tie beam Tie beam Colum For Tie beam to lintel Lintel Chajja Entrance hood Lintel to roof Column for Lintel to roof Roof beam Roof Slab Toe beam Waste slab Landing Steps
  • 27. ORDINARY CEMENT CONCRETE • Ordinary Cement Concrete(mixture 3:1.5:1)M25 with Graded stone chips 20mm size • Column Footing= No of column X Volume of cement concrete in each column • For Pedestal= No of Pedestal X Volume of cement concrete in each Pedestal • Up to Tie Beam= No of Column X Length of Column X Width of column X Height of Column up to tie Beam • For Tie Beam= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short wall method X Width of Tie beam X Depth of tie beam • Tie Beam to Lintel= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short wall method X Length of Column X Width of column X Height of column up to 1st floor above the Tie beam
  • 28. ORDINARY CEMENT CONCRETE • For Lintel= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short wall method X Width of lintel X Depth of lintel • Chajja= No of window X Length of chajja X Width of window X Average height of chajja • Column for lintel to roof= Length of column X Width of column • Roof beam= Length of total wall calculated as per long wall, short wall method
  • 29. REINFORCEMENT •Reinforcement for reinforced concrete work including distribution bars, stirrups, binders= Considered as 2% volume of concrete
  • 31. BRICK WORK SPECIFICATION • THICKNESS MEASURED IN MULTIPLES OF HALF BRICK • NET MEASUREMENT TAKEN AQFTER DEDUCTION OF ALL OPENINGS • ROUND OR POLYGON PILLERS CALCULATED AS SQUIRE, DIA TAKEN AS SIDE OF THE SQUIRE
  • 32. BRICK WORK IN FOUNDATION & PLINTH • BELOW TIE BEAM= LENGTH OF TIE BEAM X BREADTH OF WALL X DEPTH OF BEAM • UPTO LINTLE = LENGTH OF MAIN WALL LESS PARTITION WALL X BREADTH OF WALL X HEIGHT UPTO LINTLE • ABOVE LINTLE = LENGTH OF MAIN WALL LESS PARTITION WALL X BREADTH OF WALL X HEIGHT ABOVE LINTLE • LESS OPENINGS • D1 = NO X LENGTH X BREADTH X HEIGHT • OTHERS DOORS AND WINDOWS ARE CALCULATED AS SAME
  • 33. BRICK WORK IN FOUNDATION AND PLINTH • FIRST FLOOR QTY. SAME AS GF • LESS DOOR AND WINDOW OPENINGS – 2W1 AND 1W4 OPENING IS DEDUCTED • ADDITION - OPENING FOR GARRAGE ENTRANCE • 2ND & 3RD FLOOR QTY. SAME AS GF • LESS DOOR AND WINDOW OPENINGS – 1D1 AND 1W4 OPENING IS DEDUCTED • ADDITION – CHILLA ROOM AND PARAPET WALL
  • 34. BRICK WORK FOR PARTITION WALL • PARTITION WALL • BELOW TIE BEAM= LENGTH OF TIE BEAM X BREADTH OF WALL X DEPTH OF BEAM • UPTO LINTLE = LENGTH OF MAIN WALL LESS PARTITION WALL X BREADTH OF WALL X HEIGHT UPTO LINTLE • 1ST FLOOR AND 2ND FLOOR QTY. SAME AS GF
  • 36. SPECIFICATION • COST IS ABOUT 30% OF CEMENT CONCRETE • OTHERWISE SPECIFIED FORM WORK MEASURED SEPERATELY • MEASUREMENT IS TAKEN AS THE ACTUAL SURFACE IN CONTACT WITH CONCRETE
  • 37. MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITHOUT STAGGING) • IN FOUNDATION FOR PCC • FOR COLUMN = NO. X 4 SIDES X BREADTH OF COL. FOOTING X THICKNESS OF PCC • PANEL WALL = 2 SIDES X LENGTH X THICKNESS • TOE WALL = 2 SIDES X LENGTH X THICKNESS
  • 38. MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITH STAGGING) GROUND FLOOR • FOR COLUMN = NO. X 4 SIDES X BREADTH OF COL. FOOTING X THICKNESS OF COL. FOOTING • PEDESTAL = NO. X 4 SIDES X BREADTH OF PEDESTAL X THICKNESS OF PEDESTAL • TRAPEZOIDAL PORTION = NO. X 4 SIDES X AREA OF EACH SIDES • TIE BEAM = 2 SIDES X LENGTH X DEPTH
  • 39. MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITH STAGGING) • UPTO TIE BEAM = NO. X PERIPHERY OF COL. X HEIGHT UPTO TIE BEAM • TIE BEAM TO LINTLE = NO. X PERIPHERY OF COL. X HEIGHT UPTO LINTLE • LINTLE = LENGTH X NO. SIDES X DEPTH • SOFIT D1 = LENGTH X NO. X DEPTH • OTHERS DOOR AND WINDOW ARE SAME
  • 40. MEASUREMENT PROCESS(WITH STAGGING) • CHAJJA W1 NO. X (LENGTHG + TWO SIDES) X BREADTH + FRONT). • OTHER OPENINGS ARE SAME
  • 41. PLASTERING 20mm thick Plaster (6:1) for inside walls 15mm thick Plaster (6:1) for outside wall 10mm thick Plaster (4:1) for ceiling
  • 42. PLASTERING SPECIFICATION OF PLASTERING • PLASTERING IS A FINISHING COAT WHICH PROTECT THE MASONARY & GIVES A DECENT LOOK. • CEMENT AND SAND MORTER IS USED IN PLASTERING WHICH COMPERISES OF DIFFERENT THICKNESS ACCORDING TO REQUIREMENT. • PLASTERING SHOULD BE DONE WITH CEMENT MORTER RATIO OF 1:3,1:4,1:6 ETC. AS PER REQUIREMENT OF WORK.
  • 43. PLASTERING ANY ROOM = PERIPHERI OF THE ROOM X HEIGHT DEDUCTIONS OPENING FOR DOOR = 1/3 X NO X LENGTH X HEIGHT OTHER OPENINGS WILL BE DEDUCTED AS SAME. 20MM THICK PLASTER(6:1) FOR INSIDE WALLS
  • 44. PLASTERING 15MM THICK PLASTER (6:1) FOR OUTSIDE WALL ONE FLOOR = PERIMETER OF OUTER WALL × HEIGHT OF THAT FLOOR. DEDUCTIONS = 1/3RD OF SIZE OF OPENINGS OTHER FLOORS DEDUCED AS SAME
  • 45. PLASTERING 10 MM THICK PLASTER (4:1) IN CEILINGS ON INNER SIDE • ONE ROOM =PRODUCT OF INNER DIMENSIONS OF ROOM. • OTHER ROOMS DEDUCED IN SAME MANNER. • CHAJJA (TOP AND BOTTOM) = NO. × LENGTH × BREADTH × 2 ( FOR 2 SURFACES )
  • 48. WOOD WORK CALCULATION OF FRAME : FOR DOOR=(2 X HEIGHT OF DOOR + BREADTH OF DOOR) X THICKNESS OF FRAME X WIDTH OF FRAME FOR WINDOWS=(3 X HEIGHT OF WINDOW+ 2 X BREADTH OF WINDOW) X THICKNESS OF FRAME X WIDTH OF FRAME CALCULATION FOR PANEL : FOR DOOR=AREA OF OPENING – SURFACE AREA OF FRAME FOR WINDOW=AREA OF OPENING – SURFACE AREA OF FRAME
  • 49. PAINTING . MAIN PURPOSES OF PAINTING ARE: • TO PROTECT THE SURFACE FROM RAIN, SUNLIGHT,WEATHER, RUST, CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT, HEAT ETC. • IT ENHANCES THE BEAUTY OF THE BUILDING OUTER WALL PAINTING INNER WALL PAINTING PAINTING ON WOOD WORK
  • 50. PAINTING PAINTING OF INSIDE WALL: • ANY ROOM = PERIPHERI OF ROOM X HEIGHT • DEDUCTIONS • OPENING FOR DOOR = 1/3 X NO X LENGTH X HEIGHT • OTHER OPENINGS WILL BE DEDUCTED AS SAME. • CILLING PAINTING OF ANY ROOM = PRODUCT OF INNER DIMENSIONS OF ROOM.
  • 51. PAINTING • ONE FLOOR = PERIMETER OF OUTER WALL × HEIGHT OF THAT FLOOR. • DEDUCTIONS = 1/3RD OF SIZE OF OPENINGS • OTHER FLOORS DEDUCED AS SAME • CHAJJA (TOPAND BOTTOM) = NO. × LENGTH × BREADTH × 2 ( FOR 2 SURFACES ) • PAINTING ON WOOD WORK = NO. × LENGTH OF OPENING × WIDTH OF OPENING × 2.60(FOR BOTH SIDE & GROOVES
  • 52. CENTRELINE DIAGRAM & IMPORTING FROM AUTOCAD First , in the Autocad software , obtain the Centre line diagram by offsetting the inner wall lines of the plan . Save the diagram in AUTOCAD(2007)DXF.dxf format .  Open the STAAD-PRO software and create the file as usual . Then use IMPORT from FILE in the ribbon menu . Select the 3D DXF format , the select the option Y-UP , press OK
  • 53. CREATING ADDITIONAL STOREY & SUPPORT PAGE First , Select all nodes using the node cursor Create the base storey by ,selecting the Translational Repeat . Then , Select all the horizontal members , create the upper stories using the Translational Repeat . Open the Support Page . Select CREATE , the select FIXED for fixed support case . Then , go to any side view. Select all the base nodes using the node cursor . Select the support, Select the Assign To Selected Nodes option , & the fixed support is assigned to the base .
  • 54. PROPERTY PAGE First , Open the Property Page . Select the Define option . Select the Rectangle option , create the beam and column section by entering the appropriate dimension . Create Plate Thickness from Thickness option Select all the columns , select the appropriate dimension from the page , select Assign To selected Beams , to form the rectangular columns . Repeat the same by selecting all the horizontal members , & selecting the dimension created for the beam from the Property page .  Select the horizontal members , select the Fill Floor Grids With Plates , the plates are created . Select all the plates using the Plates Cursor , select Plate Thickness , & form the slabs . (3D RENDERING IS SHOWN)
  • 55. LOAD PAGE Seismic Defination & Load Case Details First , open the Load Page . Select the Seismic Defination . Generate the Load Defination as per IS-1893 ~ 2002 , region being Burdwan , OMRF type General building. Select the Load case details . Form seismic load in (+X ,-X, +Z, -Z) axes with a factor of (+1 , - 1) alternately in the respective axes
  • 56. Load Page 2.Wind Defination & Load Case Details First , open the Load Page . Select the Wind Defination . Generate the Load Defination as per ASCE – 7, all factors being same save the wind speed being 120 k.m.p.h . Select the Load case details . Form wind load in (+X ,-X, +Z, -Z) axes with a factor of (+1 , -1) alternately in the respective axes YRANGE being full height of the building .
  • 57. Load Page 3. Dead Load – Live Load First , form the Dead Load (DL) case from the Load Case Details .  Assign Self Weight value for whole structure & Individual Member Loads for inner walls and outer walls . Then , form the Live Load (LL) case from the same . Assign Member Loads for whole structure , assign the Floor Load for the respective slabs .
  • 58. Load Page 4. Load Case Combination First , perform Combination Load Analysis by combining the predefined loads as in the following manner , factors being mentioned in the brackets:- DL+LL (1.5) ; DL+LL+EQX+ (1.2) ; DL+LL+EQX- (1.2) ; DL+LL+EQZ+ (1.2) ; DL+LL+EQZ- (1.2) ; DL+LL+WLX+ (0.9) ; DL+LL+WLX- (0.9) ; ; DL+LL+WLZ+ (0.9) ; DL+LL+WLZ- (0.9) .
  • 59. Analysis First , Select the Analysis/Print tab from the Modelling menu . Select the No Print option  Select the Post Print Analysis , & select the following from the Define Command option:- Load List Joint Displacement Member Forces (Global) Support Reactions Assign the commands obtained to the full structure . Perform Run Analysis .
  • 60. Concrete Design First , Select Design from Modelling . Then select Concrete , assign the code IS 456~2000 Then , Select Define Parameters & select the following & assign them as follows:- o Brace (full structure) oClear (full structure) oDepth (horizontal / vertical members) oFC(full) oFYMAIN (full) oFYSEC (full) oMAXMAIN (horizontal / vertical members) oMAXSEC (full) oMINMAIN (horizontal / vertical members) oMINSEC (full) oTORSION (full) oTRACK (full)
  • 61. Concrete Design (contd.) Select the Command option & Select the following & assigning them in the respective manner:- Design Beam (horizontal members) . Design Column (vertical members). Design Slab element (plate members) . Concrete Takeoff . Perform Analysis to check for errors & warning .
  • 62. After performing the analysis , We obtain the material estimate & the Design Specification R.C.C Design& Concrete Takeoff