Earthquake_Fundamentals_by_Dr_Mesele_Haile__1730610599.pdf
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๐Building Resilience: Earthquake Safety and Design for a Safer Future
๐งBuilding a Safer Ethiopia: Comprehensive Earthquake Resilience Through Engineering and Public Safety (October 29,2024) Event Slides by Dr. Mesele Haile
๐1 out of 8 documents provided by Dr. Mesele
#Earthquake #SeismicDesign #BuildingSafety #Ethiopia #Africa
(Courtesy of ECC - Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation & Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers)
Via Yonatan Tadesse PMP
@etconp
๐งBuilding a Safer Ethiopia: Comprehensive Earthquake Resilience Through Engineering and Public Safety (October 29,2024) Event Slides by Dr. Mesele Haile
๐1 out of 8 documents provided by Dr. Mesele
#Earthquake #SeismicDesign #BuildingSafety #Ethiopia #Africa
(Courtesy of ECC - Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation & Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers)
Via Yonatan Tadesse PMP
@etconp
ACI_224_1R_07_1730738730.pdf
2 MB
๐Causes, Evaluation, and Repair of Cracks in Concrete Structures
ACI 224.1R-07
#civilengineering #retrofit #rehabilitation #asce41 #fema356 #Structuralengineering #earthquakeengineering
#steelstructures #concretestructures
#AWS #ISO #ICRI
Via Yonatan Tadesse PMP
@etconp
ACI 224.1R-07
#civilengineering #retrofit #rehabilitation #asce41 #fema356 #Structuralengineering #earthquakeengineering
#steelstructures #concretestructures
#AWS #ISO #ICRI
Via Yonatan Tadesse PMP
@etconp
Earthquake_slide_02_1730726722.pdf
8 MB
Building Resilience: Earthquake Safety and Design for a Safer Future
Event Slides by Dr. Mesele Haile
2 out of 8 documents provided by Dr. Mesele
#Earthquake #SeismicDesign #BuildingSafety #Ethiopia #Africa
ECC - Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation
Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers
@etconp
Event Slides by Dr. Mesele Haile
2 out of 8 documents provided by Dr. Mesele
#Earthquake #SeismicDesign #BuildingSafety #Ethiopia #Africa
ECC - Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation
Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers
@etconp
Earthquake_Slides_03__1730726877.pdf
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Building Resilience: Earthquake Safety and Design for a Safer Future
Event Slides by Dr. Mesele Haile
The third Slide, out of 8 documents provided by Dr. Mesele
#Earthquake #SeismicDesign #BuildingSafety #Ethiopia #Africa
ECC - Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation
Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers
@etconp
Event Slides by Dr. Mesele Haile
The third Slide, out of 8 documents provided by Dr. Mesele
#Earthquake #SeismicDesign #BuildingSafety #Ethiopia #Africa
ECC - Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation
Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers
@etconp
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๐ก Are you a Surveyor, GIS student, or Construction Professional?
๐ Join @Ethcadastralsurveyors โ Ethiopiaโs growing Telegram channel for:
โ GIS & Mapping Tools
โ Drone Technology in Surveying
โ Free Study Materials & Practice Quizzes
โ Job Info & Field Tips
๐ท Perfect for:
-Surveying & Civil Engineering Students
-Site Engineers & Mapping Experts
-Anyone passionate about land development & spatial data
๐ง Over 60+ new members this week are learning and growing with us!
๐ Click to join now: https://t.me/Ethcadastralsurveyors
๐ฃ Donโt just scroll โ follow us and level up your career in Surveying & GIS!
#Surveying #GIS #DroneMapping #CivilEngineering #ConstructionEthiopia
๐ Join @Ethcadastralsurveyors โ Ethiopiaโs growing Telegram channel for:
โ GIS & Mapping Tools
โ Drone Technology in Surveying
โ Free Study Materials & Practice Quizzes
โ Job Info & Field Tips
๐ท Perfect for:
-Surveying & Civil Engineering Students
-Site Engineers & Mapping Experts
-Anyone passionate about land development & spatial data
๐ง Over 60+ new members this week are learning and growing with us!
๐ Click to join now: https://t.me/Ethcadastralsurveyors
๐ฃ Donโt just scroll โ follow us and level up your career in Surveying & GIS!
#Surveying #GIS #DroneMapping #CivilEngineering #ConstructionEthiopia
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๐Foundation Strengthening
๐ซFoundation strengthening is necessary when an existing structureโs foundation is no longer adequate to safely carry the imposed loads due to
โ Soil settlement or loss of bearing capacity
โ Changes in building loads (e.g., adding extra floors)
โ Construction defects or deterioration
โ Seismic or flood vulnerability
โ Nearby excavation or changes in ground condition
๐งDifferent types of foundation Strengthening
โ Mass Concrete Underpinning: Simple & cost-effective for shallow foundations.
โ Beam & Base (Pier & Beam): Transfers load to stronger soil, less digging.
โ Mini / Micro-Piles: Deep support, minimal disturbance.
โ Needle-and-Pile / Cantilever Needles: Localized or one-sided reinforcement.
โ Concrete Jacketing: Encases foundations to increase capacity.
โ Chemical / Jet Grouting: Densifies soil or fills voids, perfect for tight spaces.
โ Screw Piles / Helical Piers: Quick installation, low vibration.
โ Angle / Root Piling: Stabilizes nearby walls & structures.
โ Soil Stabilization: Geosynthetics, polymers, or geofoam for stronger ground.
โ Base Isolation: Protects buildings in earthquake zones.
#FoundationStrengthening #StructuralSafety #CivilEngineering
#EthiopianConstructionEngineering
#SiteExecution #PlanningToBuild
#ConstructionBasics #BuildSmart
#OnSiteLearning #ECEMS #EthiopianConstruction #Ethioconstruction
@etconp
๐ซFoundation strengthening is necessary when an existing structureโs foundation is no longer adequate to safely carry the imposed loads due to
โ Soil settlement or loss of bearing capacity
โ Changes in building loads (e.g., adding extra floors)
โ Construction defects or deterioration
โ Seismic or flood vulnerability
โ Nearby excavation or changes in ground condition
๐งDifferent types of foundation Strengthening
โ Mass Concrete Underpinning: Simple & cost-effective for shallow foundations.
โ Beam & Base (Pier & Beam): Transfers load to stronger soil, less digging.
โ Mini / Micro-Piles: Deep support, minimal disturbance.
โ Needle-and-Pile / Cantilever Needles: Localized or one-sided reinforcement.
โ Concrete Jacketing: Encases foundations to increase capacity.
โ Chemical / Jet Grouting: Densifies soil or fills voids, perfect for tight spaces.
โ Screw Piles / Helical Piers: Quick installation, low vibration.
โ Angle / Root Piling: Stabilizes nearby walls & structures.
โ Soil Stabilization: Geosynthetics, polymers, or geofoam for stronger ground.
โ Base Isolation: Protects buildings in earthquake zones.
#FoundationStrengthening #StructuralSafety #CivilEngineering
#EthiopianConstructionEngineering
#SiteExecution #PlanningToBuild
#ConstructionBasics #BuildSmart
#OnSiteLearning #ECEMS #EthiopianConstruction #Ethioconstruction
@etconp
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๐Steel Bar Weight Calculation Made Simple!
๐งIn construction projects, accurate estimation of steel weight is crucial for cost control, procurement, and structural planning.
๐ฐHereโs a quick formula that engineers commonly use:
๐ทFormula:
๐ฒWhere:
โข W = Weight of steel bars (kg)
โข D = Diameter of bar (mm)
โข L = Length of bar (m)
#steel #civilengineering
@etconp
๐งIn construction projects, accurate estimation of steel weight is crucial for cost control, procurement, and structural planning.
๐ฐHereโs a quick formula that engineers commonly use:
๐ทFormula:
๐ฒWhere:
โข W = Weight of steel bars (kg)
โข D = Diameter of bar (mm)
โข L = Length of bar (m)
#steel #civilengineering
@etconp
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๐Difference Between Cement, Mortar, and Concrete
๐1.Cement
๐ซCement is a fine powder that acts as a binder. When mixed with water, it forms a paste that
hardens and binds materials together.
โ Mainly used to prepare mortar and concrete.
๐2.Mortar
๐ซMortar is a mixture of cement, sand, and water.
โบIt is used to bind building blocks like bricks and stones.
โ It provides a smooth surface for masonry work and fills gaps between joints.
๐3.Concrete
๐ซConcrete is a mixture of cement, sand, coarse aggregate, and water.
โบIt forms a strong and durable material used for beams, slabs, columns, and foundations.
#Cement #Mortar #Concrete #CivilEngineeringBasics #ConstructionKnowledge #civilengineering #engineering
@etconp
๐1.Cement
๐ซCement is a fine powder that acts as a binder. When mixed with water, it forms a paste that
hardens and binds materials together.
โ Mainly used to prepare mortar and concrete.
๐2.Mortar
๐ซMortar is a mixture of cement, sand, and water.
โบIt is used to bind building blocks like bricks and stones.
โ It provides a smooth surface for masonry work and fills gaps between joints.
๐3.Concrete
๐ซConcrete is a mixture of cement, sand, coarse aggregate, and water.
โบIt forms a strong and durable material used for beams, slabs, columns, and foundations.
#Cement #Mortar #Concrete #CivilEngineeringBasics #ConstructionKnowledge #civilengineering #engineering
@etconp
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๐Density of Soil
โ๏ธSoil density is the mass of soil per unit volume.
๐ฒIt includes the weight of soil particles and may include the weight of water depending on the type of density considered.
๐Types of Soil Density
1. Bulk Density: Mass of total soil (solids + water + air) per unit volume.
2. Dry Density: Mass of dry soil solids per unit volume.
3. Saturated Density: Density when all voids are filled with water.
๐ซFormulas
โบBulk Density = Mass of Soil / Total Volume
โบDry Density = Mass of Dry Soil / Total Volume
โบUnits of Soil Density kg/mยณ, g/cmยณ, and kN/mยณ are commonly used units.
๐ทTypical Density Values of Soil
๐งSoil Type - Density (kg/mยณ) - Density (kN/mยณ)
โบSoft Clay 1400 โ 1600 14 โ 16
โบStiff Clay 1600 โ 1800 16 โ 18
โบSand 1600 โ 1800 16 โ 18
โบGravel 1800 โ 2000 18 โ 20
โบWell Compacted Soil 1900 โ 2200 19 โ 22
โญ๏ธImportance of Soil Density
โข Helps in bearing capacity calculation.
โข Used for settlement analysis.
โข Important for slope and embankment stability.
โข Used in compaction quality control.
โข Important for design of foundations and retaining walls.
#Densityofsoil #fblifestyle #typeofsoil #soiltype #civil #civilengineering
@etconp
โ๏ธSoil density is the mass of soil per unit volume.
๐ฒIt includes the weight of soil particles and may include the weight of water depending on the type of density considered.
๐Types of Soil Density
1. Bulk Density: Mass of total soil (solids + water + air) per unit volume.
2. Dry Density: Mass of dry soil solids per unit volume.
3. Saturated Density: Density when all voids are filled with water.
๐ซFormulas
โบBulk Density = Mass of Soil / Total Volume
โบDry Density = Mass of Dry Soil / Total Volume
โบUnits of Soil Density kg/mยณ, g/cmยณ, and kN/mยณ are commonly used units.
๐ทTypical Density Values of Soil
๐งSoil Type - Density (kg/mยณ) - Density (kN/mยณ)
โบSoft Clay 1400 โ 1600 14 โ 16
โบStiff Clay 1600 โ 1800 16 โ 18
โบSand 1600 โ 1800 16 โ 18
โบGravel 1800 โ 2000 18 โ 20
โบWell Compacted Soil 1900 โ 2200 19 โ 22
โญ๏ธImportance of Soil Density
โข Helps in bearing capacity calculation.
โข Used for settlement analysis.
โข Important for slope and embankment stability.
โข Used in compaction quality control.
โข Important for design of foundations and retaining walls.
#Densityofsoil #fblifestyle #typeofsoil #soiltype #civil #civilengineering
@etconp
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๐Correct Pipe Slope Matters in Drainage Systems
Proper pipe slope is essential for efficient drainage and long-term system performance. If the slope is too flat, waste may not flow properly. If the slope is too steep, liquids move too fast and solids can settle inside the pipe.
๐น Recommended pipe slopes:
โข 2โ โ 3โ pipes: 1.5% slope (15 mm per meter)
โข 4โ โ 6โ pipes: 1% slope (10 mm per meter)
โข 8โ pipes: 0.8% slope (8 mm per meter)
โ ๏ธ Common mistakes:
โข 0% slope: No flow, blockage risk
โข More than 2% slope: Liquids run faster than solids causing sediment buildup
โ Maintaining the correct slope ensures smooth flow, prevents clogging, and increases the life of the drainage system.
In civil engineering, small details like pipe slope can make a big difference in performance and maintenance.
#CivilEngineering
#Construction
#SiteEngineering
#DrainageSystem
#PlumbingEngineering
#CivilEngineer
#ConstructionManagement
#Infrastructure
#EngineeringKnowledge
#SiteWork
#EngineeringTips
#CivilEngineeringLife
@etconp
Proper pipe slope is essential for efficient drainage and long-term system performance. If the slope is too flat, waste may not flow properly. If the slope is too steep, liquids move too fast and solids can settle inside the pipe.
๐น Recommended pipe slopes:
โข 2โ โ 3โ pipes: 1.5% slope (15 mm per meter)
โข 4โ โ 6โ pipes: 1% slope (10 mm per meter)
โข 8โ pipes: 0.8% slope (8 mm per meter)
โ ๏ธ Common mistakes:
โข 0% slope: No flow, blockage risk
โข More than 2% slope: Liquids run faster than solids causing sediment buildup
โ Maintaining the correct slope ensures smooth flow, prevents clogging, and increases the life of the drainage system.
In civil engineering, small details like pipe slope can make a big difference in performance and maintenance.
#CivilEngineering
#Construction
#SiteEngineering
#DrainageSystem
#PlumbingEngineering
#CivilEngineer
#ConstructionManagement
#Infrastructure
#EngineeringKnowledge
#SiteWork
#EngineeringTips
#CivilEngineeringLife
@etconp
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๐โWATER FLOW: IDEAL AND REALITYโ:
โ Correct Layout โ Ideal Pressure Balancing
- Main supply starts at 1 inch, then gradually reduces to 3/4 inch.
- Symmetric branching ensures equal pressure at multiple outlets.
- Sediment filter included for clean water supply.
- Both sinks receive balanced flow even when used simultaneously.
- Gradual reducers prevent sudden turbulence and pressure loss.
โ Incorrect Layout โ Series and Uneven Sizing
- Fixtures connected in series, not in parallel.
- Abrupt pipe size changes (1 inch โ 1/2 inch) cause restrictions.
- Flow starvation occurs at end-line fixtures.
- Uneven sizing leads to pressure drop at bidet and restricted toilet flow.
- Layout creates unbalanced demands, reducing efficiency.
๐ Key Takeaway
- Use parallel branching with gradual reducers for balanced water distribution.
- Avoid series-only layouts and sudden pipe size changes to prevent pressure loss.
๐ง Water Flow: Ideal vs Reality ๐ฐ
Understanding proper plumbing design is key to achieving efficient water distribution in any building.
The correct method uses balanced branching with equal pipe sizing, ensuring consistent pressure at all outletsโeven when multiple taps are running simultaneously.
This approach avoids sudden pressure drops and delivers smooth, reliable flow.
On the other hand, the incorrect methodโwith series connections and uneven pipe sizingโleads to major problems like flow starvation, pressure loss, and inefficient water delivery, especially at the farthest fixtures.
๐ซSmart design = Better performance + Long-term reliability!
๐ Key Takeaway:
Always maintain proper pipe sizing and balanced distribution to ensure uniform pressure throughout the system.
#CivilEngineering #PlumbingDesign #WaterFlow #ConstructionTips #MEPDesign #Hydraulics #BuildingServices #EngineeringBasics #SiteKnowledge #CivilTechTime #HomePlumbing #WaterPressure #ConstructionEducation #SmartDesign #EngineeringLife ๐ง๐ง
@etconp
โ Correct Layout โ Ideal Pressure Balancing
- Main supply starts at 1 inch, then gradually reduces to 3/4 inch.
- Symmetric branching ensures equal pressure at multiple outlets.
- Sediment filter included for clean water supply.
- Both sinks receive balanced flow even when used simultaneously.
- Gradual reducers prevent sudden turbulence and pressure loss.
โ Incorrect Layout โ Series and Uneven Sizing
- Fixtures connected in series, not in parallel.
- Abrupt pipe size changes (1 inch โ 1/2 inch) cause restrictions.
- Flow starvation occurs at end-line fixtures.
- Uneven sizing leads to pressure drop at bidet and restricted toilet flow.
- Layout creates unbalanced demands, reducing efficiency.
๐ Key Takeaway
- Use parallel branching with gradual reducers for balanced water distribution.
- Avoid series-only layouts and sudden pipe size changes to prevent pressure loss.
๐ง Water Flow: Ideal vs Reality ๐ฐ
Understanding proper plumbing design is key to achieving efficient water distribution in any building.
The correct method uses balanced branching with equal pipe sizing, ensuring consistent pressure at all outletsโeven when multiple taps are running simultaneously.
This approach avoids sudden pressure drops and delivers smooth, reliable flow.
On the other hand, the incorrect methodโwith series connections and uneven pipe sizingโleads to major problems like flow starvation, pressure loss, and inefficient water delivery, especially at the farthest fixtures.
๐ซSmart design = Better performance + Long-term reliability!
๐ Key Takeaway:
Always maintain proper pipe sizing and balanced distribution to ensure uniform pressure throughout the system.
#CivilEngineering #PlumbingDesign #WaterFlow #ConstructionTips #MEPDesign #Hydraulics #BuildingServices #EngineeringBasics #SiteKnowledge #CivilTechTime #HomePlumbing #WaterPressure #ConstructionEducation #SmartDesign #EngineeringLife ๐ง๐ง
@etconp
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๐แจแฒแชแ แแแแฒแตแ แจแฐแญแฌแจแญ แจแแแต แฐแแแต แฐแแฃแญแฆ
๐งแ แจแแณ แแแชแซ (Leveling) แแชแซ
โบแ แฎแแตแตแซแญแฝแ แตแซ แแญ แตแญแญแแ แจแจแแณ แแฌแต (Reduced Level) แแแฃแต แแ แแแ แฅแแซแฌแ แแฒแแญแ แตแญแญแแแแต แแณแ แแแข
โบแแฌ แ แแ แแตแ แแญ แฅแแฐแแณแจแแฃ แแ แจแณแ แจแแแแ แจ Height of Instrument (HI) แแดแ แฅแแตแณแแตแข
๐ แแแ แแแญ (Formula)แฆ
โถ๏ธแจแ แแตแ แฆแณ แตแญแญแแ แจแแณ (RL) แแแแ แฆ RL = HI - Staff Reading
๐ฐแญแ แแแตแฆ
* แแแแชแซ แจแแแป แแฅแฃแฝแ (Benchmark) แฐแแตแฐแ Height of Instrument (HI) แฅแแแแแแแข
* แ แแแ แ แแแแแแ แแฅแฅ แจแแณ แแแแ แฃ แจแแฃแชแซแ แจแแณ แแญ แจแตแณแแ แแฃแฅ (Staff Reading) แแแแต แฅแป แแ!
โ๏ธแแแณแ (แ แแตแ แแญ แฅแแณแแ)แฆ
* แจHI แจแแณ = 51.20 m แขแแ
* แจแตแณแ แแฃแฅ = 1.750 m แขแแ
* แจแฆแณแ แจแแณ (RL) = 51.20 - 1.750 = {49.45\, m} แญแแแ แแแต แแแข
โก๏ธแฅแแ แ แจแแฌแต แตแ แฐแถแฝ แ แแฎแแญแต แแญ แตแแ แชแณแซ แแซแตแจแตแ แตแแแฝแแฃ แแแแ แแฃแฃแฝแแ แฐแแแ แแจแแแฅ (Double check) แฅแแณแแจแณ!
๐ทแฅแซแ แแฅแแแฐแฆ แ แตแซ แ แแฃแ แ แจแแณ แแแชแซ (Leveling) แแ แต แจแแ แแฝแ แตแแ แแฐแ แแ แแ แญ? แ แตแฐแซแจแณแฝแแ แ แฎแแแต แ แแฉแแข
#CivilEngineering #ConstructionEthiopia #Surveying #Leveling #BuildingMaterials #EngineeringLife #CivilTech
@etconp
๐งแ แจแแณ แแแชแซ (Leveling) แแชแซ
โบแ แฎแแตแตแซแญแฝแ แตแซ แแญ แตแญแญแแ แจแจแแณ แแฌแต (Reduced Level) แแแฃแต แแ แแแ แฅแแซแฌแ แแฒแแญแ แตแญแญแแแแต แแณแ แแแข
โบแแฌ แ แแ แแตแ แแญ แฅแแฐแแณแจแแฃ แแ แจแณแ แจแแแแ แจ Height of Instrument (HI) แแดแ แฅแแตแณแแตแข
๐ แแแ แแแญ (Formula)แฆ
โถ๏ธแจแ แแตแ แฆแณ แตแญแญแแ แจแแณ (RL) แแแแ แฆ RL = HI - Staff Reading
๐ฐแญแ แแแตแฆ
* แแแแชแซ แจแแแป แแฅแฃแฝแ (Benchmark) แฐแแตแฐแ Height of Instrument (HI) แฅแแแแแแแข
* แ แแแ แ แแแแแแ แแฅแฅ แจแแณ แแแแ แฃ แจแแฃแชแซแ แจแแณ แแญ แจแตแณแแ แแฃแฅ (Staff Reading) แแแแต แฅแป แแ!
โ๏ธแแแณแ (แ แแตแ แแญ แฅแแณแแ)แฆ
* แจHI แจแแณ = 51.20 m แขแแ
* แจแตแณแ แแฃแฅ = 1.750 m แขแแ
* แจแฆแณแ แจแแณ (RL) = 51.20 - 1.750 = {49.45\, m} แญแแแ แแแต แแแข
โก๏ธแฅแแ แ แจแแฌแต แตแ แฐแถแฝ แ แแฎแแญแต แแญ แตแแ แชแณแซ แแซแตแจแตแ แตแแแฝแแฃ แแแแ แแฃแฃแฝแแ แฐแแแ แแจแแแฅ (Double check) แฅแแณแแจแณ!
๐ทแฅแซแ แแฅแแแฐแฆ แ แตแซ แ แแฃแ แ แจแแณ แแแชแซ (Leveling) แแ แต แจแแ แแฝแ แตแแ แแฐแ แแ แแ แญ? แ แตแฐแซแจแณแฝแแ แ แฎแแแต แ แแฉแแข
#CivilEngineering #ConstructionEthiopia #Surveying #Leveling #BuildingMaterials #EngineeringLife #CivilTech
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๐โHow a Total Station Worksโ:
๐ง Components
- Telescope & EDM unit (for sighting and distance measurement)
- Bubble vials (for leveling)
- Electronic angle measurement (theodolite)
- Tribrach & leveling screws (for stability and adjustment)
- Optical plummet (for centering over a point)
- Vertical motion clamps (for vertical alignment)
- Battery & control panel
- Control buttons & backlit LCD display
๐ Measurement Functions
1. Distance (D)
- Measures slope, horizontal, or vertical distance
- Units: meters or feet
2. Angles (H/V)
- Horizontal angle (H) and vertical angle (V)
- Units: degrees or gons
3. Coordinates (X, Y, Z)
- Calculates 3D position (Northing, Easting, Elevation)
- Based on known base/reference point
โ๏ธ EDM Working Principle
- Uses prism reflector and laser beam
- Distance calculated by phase shift or time-of-flight
๐ Primary Survey Functions
- Distance: m/ft โ slope, horizontal, vertical basis
- Angle: degrees โ horizontal & vertical basis
- Coordinate: N, E, Z โ 3D spatial calculation
โ Key Highlights
- Versatile surveying tool
- Combines electronic theodolite + EDM
- Built-in data storage & calculations
- Prism required for long-distance measurement
- Widely used in mapping, construction, and civil engineering
A Total Station is one of the most powerful instruments in modern surveying, combining electronic theodolite + EDM (Electronic Distance Measurement) to deliver precise results in the field.
๐ถ It measures:
โ๏ธ Distance (D) using laser beam & prism reflector
โ๏ธ Angles (Horizontal & Vertical) with high accuracy
โ๏ธ Coordinates (X, Y, Z) for exact 3D positioning
๐ถ Key Features:
โช๏ธ Telescope with EDM for targeting
โช๏ธ Bubble vials for accurate leveling
โช๏ธ Control panel with LCD display
โช๏ธ Tribrach & leveling screws for stability
โช๏ธ Optical plummet for exact ground positioning
๐ Why Total Station is Important?
It simplifies surveying tasks by providing fast, accurate, and digital data, making it essential for:
โ๏ธ Construction layout
โ๏ธ Land surveying
โ๏ธ Mapping & topography
โ๏ธ As-built measurements
๐ง A must-have tool for every civil engineer to ensure precision and efficiency on-site.
#CivilEngineering #Surveying #TotalStation #ConstructionTechnology #EngineeringTools #SiteEngineering #SurveyEquipment #CivilTechTime #EngineeringLife #ConstructionSite #ModernEngineering #Infrastructure #SurveyorLife
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๐ง Components
- Telescope & EDM unit (for sighting and distance measurement)
- Bubble vials (for leveling)
- Electronic angle measurement (theodolite)
- Tribrach & leveling screws (for stability and adjustment)
- Optical plummet (for centering over a point)
- Vertical motion clamps (for vertical alignment)
- Battery & control panel
- Control buttons & backlit LCD display
๐ Measurement Functions
1. Distance (D)
- Measures slope, horizontal, or vertical distance
- Units: meters or feet
2. Angles (H/V)
- Horizontal angle (H) and vertical angle (V)
- Units: degrees or gons
3. Coordinates (X, Y, Z)
- Calculates 3D position (Northing, Easting, Elevation)
- Based on known base/reference point
โ๏ธ EDM Working Principle
- Uses prism reflector and laser beam
- Distance calculated by phase shift or time-of-flight
๐ Primary Survey Functions
- Distance: m/ft โ slope, horizontal, vertical basis
- Angle: degrees โ horizontal & vertical basis
- Coordinate: N, E, Z โ 3D spatial calculation
โ Key Highlights
- Versatile surveying tool
- Combines electronic theodolite + EDM
- Built-in data storage & calculations
- Prism required for long-distance measurement
- Widely used in mapping, construction, and civil engineering
A Total Station is one of the most powerful instruments in modern surveying, combining electronic theodolite + EDM (Electronic Distance Measurement) to deliver precise results in the field.
๐ถ It measures:
โ๏ธ Distance (D) using laser beam & prism reflector
โ๏ธ Angles (Horizontal & Vertical) with high accuracy
โ๏ธ Coordinates (X, Y, Z) for exact 3D positioning
๐ถ Key Features:
โช๏ธ Telescope with EDM for targeting
โช๏ธ Bubble vials for accurate leveling
โช๏ธ Control panel with LCD display
โช๏ธ Tribrach & leveling screws for stability
โช๏ธ Optical plummet for exact ground positioning
๐ Why Total Station is Important?
It simplifies surveying tasks by providing fast, accurate, and digital data, making it essential for:
โ๏ธ Construction layout
โ๏ธ Land surveying
โ๏ธ Mapping & topography
โ๏ธ As-built measurements
๐ง A must-have tool for every civil engineer to ensure precision and efficiency on-site.
#CivilEngineering #Surveying #TotalStation #ConstructionTechnology #EngineeringTools #SiteEngineering #SurveyEquipment #CivilTechTime #EngineeringLife #ConstructionSite #ModernEngineering #Infrastructure #SurveyorLife
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โค9
Crank Bar in Shallow Beam
A crank bar is a bent reinforcement bar used in RCC beams to resist both bending moment and shear force near supports. It is usually bent at 45ยฐ (or 30ยฐ in shallow beams) to transfer tension safely from the bottom to the top of the beam.
Main Purposes:
Resists negative (hogging) moment
Helps resist high shear force at supports
Reduces chances of brittle failure
Saves reinforcement steel and improves structural strength
Common Use:
Crank bars are mainly used in shallow beams, slabs, and continuous beams for better load distribution and durability.
#CrankBar #ShallowBeam #RCCBeam #BeamReinforcement #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #ConstructionDetail #ReinforcedConcrete #ShearForce #BendingMoment #BeamDesign #SiteEngineering
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A crank bar is a bent reinforcement bar used in RCC beams to resist both bending moment and shear force near supports. It is usually bent at 45ยฐ (or 30ยฐ in shallow beams) to transfer tension safely from the bottom to the top of the beam.
Main Purposes:
Resists negative (hogging) moment
Helps resist high shear force at supports
Reduces chances of brittle failure
Saves reinforcement steel and improves structural strength
Common Use:
Crank bars are mainly used in shallow beams, slabs, and continuous beams for better load distribution and durability.
#CrankBar #ShallowBeam #RCCBeam #BeamReinforcement #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #ConstructionDetail #ReinforcedConcrete #ShearForce #BendingMoment #BeamDesign #SiteEngineering
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โค2๐1
๐๏ธ แจแญแแซ แฐแญแฐแแฌแต (Payment Certificate) แฅแ แจแแ แ แแ แซ (QTO) แแ แจแณแ แแแต
แ แฎแแตแตแซแญแฝแ แแญแ แจแแฐแฉ แฒแชแ แขแแ แแฎแฝแฃ แฎแตแต แขแแ แแฎแฝแฃ แณแแฒแฒ แฐแญแฌแจแฎแฝ แฅแ แแฎแแญแต แแแแฎแฝ แแซแแแธแ แจแแแก แ แตแแแ แจแญแแซ แฅแ แจแฎแแตแซแต แ แตแฐแณแฐแญ แแแต! ๐๐
โ Cumulative Work Executed โ แฅแตแจ แ แแ แตแจแต แจแฐแ แแแแ แ แ แแ แจแฅแซ แแ แแข
โ Advance Payment โ แฅแซแ แจแแแแฉ แ แแต แแฎแแตแซแญแฐแฉ แจแแฐแฅ แ แตแ แญแแซแข
โ Interim Payment โ แ แฐแจแแแ แจแฅแซ แแ แ แแ แจแต แ แจแแแ แจแแจแแ แญแแซแข
โ Final Payment โ แแฎแแญแฑ แจแฐแ แแแ แ แแ แจแแแธแ แจแแจแจแป แญแแซแข
โ Retention โ แแแตแแถแฝ แแตแตแ แฐแฅแ แจแญแแซ แจแแแแต แแ แแข
โ Rebate โ แ แแฝ แแญแ แจแฎแแตแซแฑ แแ แจแแแแต แแ แแข
โ Provisional Acceptance โ แแฎแแญแฑ แ แแแซแ แแแณ แจแแแ แแ แต แฐแจแแข
โ Final Acceptance โ แแแ แแดแณแแฝ แจแฐแแ แ แแ แจแแฐแฅ แจแแจแจแป แ แ แแข
โ Defects Liability Period (DLP) โ แฎแแตแซแญแฐแฉ แจแณแฉ แแตแแถแฝแ แจแแซแตแฐแซแญแแ แต แจแแตแตแ แแแข
โ Addition & Deduction โ แ แฎแแตแซแฑ แแญ แจแแจแแฉ แแญแ แจแแแแฑ แแ แแฝแข
โ Advance Repayment โ แแตแ แจแฐแจแแแ แ แตแ แญแแซ แ แแแ แญแแซแแฝ แจแแแแตแ แต แแฐแตแข
โ Materials on Site โ แ แณแญแต แแญ แซแ แฅแ แแญแแซ แฅแ แจแแ แแแฃแณ แแณแแถแฝแข
โ Liquidated Damages (LD) โ แ แแฎแแญแต แแแแจแต แแญแแซแต แ แฎแแตแซแฑ แแ แจแต แจแแจแแ แ แฃแตแข
โ Previous Payment โ แ แแฐแแต แจแญแแซ แฐแญแฐแแฌแถแฝ แจแฐแจแแ แแ แแข
๐ Quantity Take-Off (QTO) แแ แแแแแฆ
๐น แจแฎแแตแซแต แแ แ (Contract Quantity) แฅแ แจแฐแแธแ แแ แ (Executed Quantity) แแแแแญ
๐น แจแฎแแตแซแต แแ (Contract Amount) แฅแ แจแฐแแธแ แจแฅแซ แแ (Executed Amount) แแจแแแฅ
๐ก แฅแแแ แ แแแต แ แฅแแแต แแจแณแต แตแญแญแแ แจแญแแซ แฐแญแฐแแฌแต แแแ แตแฃ แจแแฎแแญแต แแช แแฅแฅแญ แฅแ แจแฎแแตแซแต แ แตแฐแณแฐแญ แแญ แตแแ แแ แญแซแแณแแข ๐๏ธ๐๐ฐ
๐ทโโ๏ธ แแแแแแ แฒแชแ แขแแ แแญแฃ แณแแฒแฒ แฐแญแฌแจแญ แแญแ แฎแแตแตแซแญแฝแ แฃแแแซ แจแแต แแณแแ แจแแแก แแ แจแณแ แจแฎแแตแซแต แฅแ แจแญแแซ แ แตแฐแณแฐแญ แแแต แแธแแข ๐ง๐
๐๏ธ Payment Certificate & Quantity Take-Off (QTO) Basics for Construction Professionals
Understanding payment certificates and quantity take-off (QTO) is essential for every Civil Engineer, Quantity Surveyor, and Construction Professional. ๐๐
This note highlights key terms commonly used in construction contract administration:
โ Cumulative Work Executed โ Total value of work completed to date.
โ Advance Payment โ Initial payment made before work starts.
โ Interim Payment โ Periodic payment based on completed work.
โ Final Payment โ Last payment issued after project completion.
โ Retention โ Portion of payment withheld as security against defects.
โ Rebate โ Discount or reduction in contract value.
โ Provisional Acceptance โ Temporary acceptance before the defects liability period ends.
โ Final Acceptance โ Official handover after all obligations are fulfilled.
โ Defects Liability Period (DLP) โ Period during which the contractor must rectify defects.
โ Additions & Deductions โ Adjustments made to the contract amount.
โ Advance Repayment โ Recovery of advance payments from subsequent certificates.
โ Materials on Site โ Approved materials stored on-site and eligible for payment.
โ Liquidated Damages (LD) โ Compensation for delays as specified in the contract.
โ Previous Payment โ Amount certified and paid in earlier certificates.
๐ Quantity Take-Off (QTO) compares:
* Contract Quantity vs. Executed Quantity
* Contract Amount vs. Executed Amount
Mastering these concepts helps ensure accurate valuation, payment certification, cost control, and successful project delivery. ๐ง๐ฐ๐
#CivilEngineering #QuantitySurveying #ConstructionManagement #PaymentCertificate #QTO #ContractAdministration #ProjectControl #ConstructionIndustry #EngineeringEducation #CostManagement
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แ แฎแแตแตแซแญแฝแ แแญแ แจแแฐแฉ แฒแชแ แขแแ แแฎแฝแฃ แฎแตแต แขแแ แแฎแฝแฃ แณแแฒแฒ แฐแญแฌแจแฎแฝ แฅแ แแฎแแญแต แแแแฎแฝ แแซแแแธแ แจแแแก แ แตแแแ แจแญแแซ แฅแ แจแฎแแตแซแต แ แตแฐแณแฐแญ แแแต! ๐๐
โ Cumulative Work Executed โ แฅแตแจ แ แแ แตแจแต แจแฐแ แแแแ แ แ แแ แจแฅแซ แแ แแข
โ Advance Payment โ แฅแซแ แจแแแแฉ แ แแต แแฎแแตแซแญแฐแฉ แจแแฐแฅ แ แตแ แญแแซแข
โ Interim Payment โ แ แฐแจแแแ แจแฅแซ แแ แ แแ แจแต แ แจแแแ แจแแจแแ แญแแซแข
โ Final Payment โ แแฎแแญแฑ แจแฐแ แแแ แ แแ แจแแแธแ แจแแจแจแป แญแแซแข
โ Retention โ แแแตแแถแฝ แแตแตแ แฐแฅแ แจแญแแซ แจแแแแต แแ แแข
โ Rebate โ แ แแฝ แแญแ แจแฎแแตแซแฑ แแ แจแแแแต แแ แแข
โ Provisional Acceptance โ แแฎแแญแฑ แ แแแซแ แแแณ แจแแแ แแ แต แฐแจแแข
โ Final Acceptance โ แแแ แแดแณแแฝ แจแฐแแ แ แแ แจแแฐแฅ แจแแจแจแป แ แ แแข
โ Defects Liability Period (DLP) โ แฎแแตแซแญแฐแฉ แจแณแฉ แแตแแถแฝแ แจแแซแตแฐแซแญแแ แต แจแแตแตแ แแแข
โ Addition & Deduction โ แ แฎแแตแซแฑ แแญ แจแแจแแฉ แแญแ แจแแแแฑ แแ แแฝแข
โ Advance Repayment โ แแตแ แจแฐแจแแแ แ แตแ แญแแซ แ แแแ แญแแซแแฝ แจแแแแตแ แต แแฐแตแข
โ Materials on Site โ แ แณแญแต แแญ แซแ แฅแ แแญแแซ แฅแ แจแแ แแแฃแณ แแณแแถแฝแข
โ Liquidated Damages (LD) โ แ แแฎแแญแต แแแแจแต แแญแแซแต แ แฎแแตแซแฑ แแ แจแต แจแแจแแ แ แฃแตแข
โ Previous Payment โ แ แแฐแแต แจแญแแซ แฐแญแฐแแฌแถแฝ แจแฐแจแแ แแ แแข
๐ Quantity Take-Off (QTO) แแ แแแแแฆ
๐น แจแฎแแตแซแต แแ แ (Contract Quantity) แฅแ แจแฐแแธแ แแ แ (Executed Quantity) แแแแแญ
๐น แจแฎแแตแซแต แแ (Contract Amount) แฅแ แจแฐแแธแ แจแฅแซ แแ (Executed Amount) แแจแแแฅ
๐ก แฅแแแ แ แแแต แ แฅแแแต แแจแณแต แตแญแญแแ แจแญแแซ แฐแญแฐแแฌแต แแแ แตแฃ แจแแฎแแญแต แแช แแฅแฅแญ แฅแ แจแฎแแตแซแต แ แตแฐแณแฐแญ แแญ แตแแ แแ แญแซแแณแแข ๐๏ธ๐๐ฐ
๐ทโโ๏ธ แแแแแแ แฒแชแ แขแแ แแญแฃ แณแแฒแฒ แฐแญแฌแจแญ แแญแ แฎแแตแตแซแญแฝแ แฃแแแซ แจแแต แแณแแ แจแแแก แแ แจแณแ แจแฎแแตแซแต แฅแ แจแญแแซ แ แตแฐแณแฐแญ แแแต แแธแแข ๐ง๐
๐๏ธ Payment Certificate & Quantity Take-Off (QTO) Basics for Construction Professionals
Understanding payment certificates and quantity take-off (QTO) is essential for every Civil Engineer, Quantity Surveyor, and Construction Professional. ๐๐
This note highlights key terms commonly used in construction contract administration:
โ Cumulative Work Executed โ Total value of work completed to date.
โ Advance Payment โ Initial payment made before work starts.
โ Interim Payment โ Periodic payment based on completed work.
โ Final Payment โ Last payment issued after project completion.
โ Retention โ Portion of payment withheld as security against defects.
โ Rebate โ Discount or reduction in contract value.
โ Provisional Acceptance โ Temporary acceptance before the defects liability period ends.
โ Final Acceptance โ Official handover after all obligations are fulfilled.
โ Defects Liability Period (DLP) โ Period during which the contractor must rectify defects.
โ Additions & Deductions โ Adjustments made to the contract amount.
โ Advance Repayment โ Recovery of advance payments from subsequent certificates.
โ Materials on Site โ Approved materials stored on-site and eligible for payment.
โ Liquidated Damages (LD) โ Compensation for delays as specified in the contract.
โ Previous Payment โ Amount certified and paid in earlier certificates.
๐ Quantity Take-Off (QTO) compares:
* Contract Quantity vs. Executed Quantity
* Contract Amount vs. Executed Amount
Mastering these concepts helps ensure accurate valuation, payment certification, cost control, and successful project delivery. ๐ง๐ฐ๐
#CivilEngineering #QuantitySurveying #ConstructionManagement #PaymentCertificate #QTO #ContractAdministration #ProjectControl #ConstructionIndustry #EngineeringEducation #CostManagement
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โค18
๐RAFT FOUNDATION STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
๐ทA raft (mat) foundation is a large reinforced concrete slab that supports multiple columns and walls by spreading structural loads over a wide area.
๐งทIt is commonly used where the soil has low bearing capacity or where individual footings would overlap.
โบA properly designed raft foundation reduces differential settlement, improves structural stability, and provides a strong, uniform base for buildings.
๐Main Components
โข Reinforcement steel provides tensile strength.
โข Top and bottom rebar mesh distribute loads and control cracking.
โข Column starter bars connect the foundation to columns.
โข Block/void formers reduce concrete volume and self-weight.
โข Conduits and pipes are installed before concreting for utilities.
โข Side formwork and support props maintain the slab shape during casting.
โข A well-compacted base with PCC ensures a stable and level foundation.
๐ชงConstruction Sequence:
1. Excavate to the required depth.
2. Prepare and compact the foundation base.
3. Install formwork and supports.
4. Fix bottom reinforcement with proper concrete cover.
5. Place block/void formers and install top reinforcement.
6. Pour, vibrate, level, and cure the concrete for the specified duration.
๐Benefits of a Raft Foundation
โ Distributes structural loads evenly.
โ Ideal for weak and compressible soils.
โ Minimizes differential settlement.
โ Improves overall building stability.
โ Reduces the need for multiple isolated footings.
โ Provides excellent performance for heavy structures.
#RaftFoundation #MatFoundation #FoundationEngineering #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #Construction #BuildingConstruction #Reinforcement #Rebar #Concrete #ConcreteWork #Footing @ETCONpWORK
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๐ทA raft (mat) foundation is a large reinforced concrete slab that supports multiple columns and walls by spreading structural loads over a wide area.
๐งทIt is commonly used where the soil has low bearing capacity or where individual footings would overlap.
โบA properly designed raft foundation reduces differential settlement, improves structural stability, and provides a strong, uniform base for buildings.
๐Main Components
โข Reinforcement steel provides tensile strength.
โข Top and bottom rebar mesh distribute loads and control cracking.
โข Column starter bars connect the foundation to columns.
โข Block/void formers reduce concrete volume and self-weight.
โข Conduits and pipes are installed before concreting for utilities.
โข Side formwork and support props maintain the slab shape during casting.
โข A well-compacted base with PCC ensures a stable and level foundation.
๐ชงConstruction Sequence:
1. Excavate to the required depth.
2. Prepare and compact the foundation base.
3. Install formwork and supports.
4. Fix bottom reinforcement with proper concrete cover.
5. Place block/void formers and install top reinforcement.
6. Pour, vibrate, level, and cure the concrete for the specified duration.
๐Benefits of a Raft Foundation
โ Distributes structural loads evenly.
โ Ideal for weak and compressible soils.
โ Minimizes differential settlement.
โ Improves overall building stability.
โ Reduces the need for multiple isolated footings.
โ Provides excellent performance for heavy structures.
#RaftFoundation #MatFoundation #FoundationEngineering #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #Construction #BuildingConstruction #Reinforcement #Rebar #Concrete #ConcreteWork #Footing @ETCONpWORK
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โค4๐3
๐ฃ๏ธ Every Great Road Starts with a Strong Foundation! ๐๏ธ
A road is much more than the asphalt you see on the surface. Its strength, durability, and performance depend on a well-designed pavement structureโfrom the compacted subgrade to the sub-base, base course, binder course, and wearing course. Proper cross-section design, camber (2.5%), shoulders, and drainage ensure safer roads and a longer service life. ๐๐
๐ช๐น แ แแซแซ แแแแต แจแแแแจแ แ แ แแซแซ แแ แจแต แแ!๐๏ธ
๐ซแจแแแจแ แ แตแแแต แฅแป แ แญแฐแแแค แจแแแแฑ แฅแแซแฌแ แแแแแต แจSubgrade, Sub-base, Base Course, Binder Course, แฅแ Wearing Course แ แตแญแญแ แจแฐแแแก แญแแแซแแข แตแญแญแแ แจแแแแต แแตแแ แญแแ (Cross Section) แฅแ แจแแ แแฐแต แแตแ แฐแ แแแตแแ แจแแแแฑแ แแตแ แซแณแตแแ๐๐ง
#CivilEngineering #RoadConstruction #HighwayEngineering #PavementDesign #Asphalt #Infrastructure #ETCONP #Construction #Engineering #Ethiopia ๐ช๐น
@etconp
A road is much more than the asphalt you see on the surface. Its strength, durability, and performance depend on a well-designed pavement structureโfrom the compacted subgrade to the sub-base, base course, binder course, and wearing course. Proper cross-section design, camber (2.5%), shoulders, and drainage ensure safer roads and a longer service life. ๐๐
๐ช๐น แ แแซแซ แแแแต แจแแแแจแ แ แ แแซแซ แแ แจแต แแ!๐๏ธ
๐ซแจแแแจแ แ แตแแแต แฅแป แ แญแฐแแแค แจแแแแฑ แฅแแซแฌแ แแแแแต แจSubgrade, Sub-base, Base Course, Binder Course, แฅแ Wearing Course แ แตแญแญแ แจแฐแแแก แญแแแซแแข แตแญแญแแ แจแแแแต แแตแแ แญแแ (Cross Section) แฅแ แจแแ แแฐแต แแตแ แฐแ แแแตแแ แจแแแแฑแ แแตแ แซแณแตแแ๐๐ง
#CivilEngineering #RoadConstruction #HighwayEngineering #PavementDesign #Asphalt #Infrastructure #ETCONP #Construction #Engineering #Ethiopia ๐ช๐น
@etconp
โค5๐1
๐งDesign Period in Water Supply Scheme & Factors Affecting Per Capita Water Demand
A well-designed water supply system must ensure safe and adequate water for present and future needs.
Engineers select a suitable design period for each component based on its expected service life, future population growth, and economic considerations.
๐ What is Design Period?
The design period is the future time span for which a water supply system or its components are planned and designed to meet the anticipated water demand efficiently.
๐ Typical Design Period of Water Supply Components
๐ Source & Intake Structures: 30โ50 years
๐๏ธ Reservoirs: 30โ50 years
๐ฐ Transmission & Distribution Mains: 30โ40 years
๐ Buildings & Pump Houses: 15โ25 years
๐ฆ Factors Affecting Per Capita Water Demand
1. ๐ก๏ธ Climate โ Hot and dry climates increase water consumption.
2. ๐๏ธ Size of the City โ Larger cities generally require more water per person.
3. ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Standard of Living โ Higher living standards lead to greater water use.
4. ๐ Habits and Customs โ Bathing, washing, gardening, and lifestyle influence demand.
5. ๐ญ Industrial & Commercial Development โ More industries and businesses increase consumption.
6. โ๏ธ Pressure in the Distribution System โ Higher pressure often results in higher usage and leakage.
7. ๐ฐ Water Tariff โ Lower tariffs encourage greater consumption, while higher tariffs help reduce wastage.
๐ Key Note:
Per capita water demand varies with location, climate, population, economic conditions, and lifestyle.
Accurate estimation is essential for designing an economical, efficient, and reliable water supply system.
#CivilEngineering #WaterSupply #DesignPeriod #PerCapitaDemand #EnvironmentalEngineering #WaterResources #Hydraulics #PublicHealthEngineering #MunicipalEngineering #Infrastructure #EngineeringStudents #Construction #EngineeringNotes #StudyMaterial #WaterDistribution #WaterTreatment #SmartInfrastructure #EngineeringEducation
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A well-designed water supply system must ensure safe and adequate water for present and future needs.
Engineers select a suitable design period for each component based on its expected service life, future population growth, and economic considerations.
๐ What is Design Period?
The design period is the future time span for which a water supply system or its components are planned and designed to meet the anticipated water demand efficiently.
๐ Typical Design Period of Water Supply Components
๐ Source & Intake Structures: 30โ50 years
๐๏ธ Reservoirs: 30โ50 years
๐ฐ Transmission & Distribution Mains: 30โ40 years
๐ Buildings & Pump Houses: 15โ25 years
๐ฆ Factors Affecting Per Capita Water Demand
1. ๐ก๏ธ Climate โ Hot and dry climates increase water consumption.
2. ๐๏ธ Size of the City โ Larger cities generally require more water per person.
3. ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Standard of Living โ Higher living standards lead to greater water use.
4. ๐ Habits and Customs โ Bathing, washing, gardening, and lifestyle influence demand.
5. ๐ญ Industrial & Commercial Development โ More industries and businesses increase consumption.
6. โ๏ธ Pressure in the Distribution System โ Higher pressure often results in higher usage and leakage.
7. ๐ฐ Water Tariff โ Lower tariffs encourage greater consumption, while higher tariffs help reduce wastage.
๐ Key Note:
Per capita water demand varies with location, climate, population, economic conditions, and lifestyle.
Accurate estimation is essential for designing an economical, efficient, and reliable water supply system.
#CivilEngineering #WaterSupply #DesignPeriod #PerCapitaDemand #EnvironmentalEngineering #WaterResources #Hydraulics #PublicHealthEngineering #MunicipalEngineering #Infrastructure #EngineeringStudents #Construction #EngineeringNotes #StudyMaterial #WaterDistribution #WaterTreatment #SmartInfrastructure #EngineeringEducation
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๐Topographic Survey Points โ
โฌ๏ธThe Foundation of Accurate Land Mapping
๐Topographic survey points are fixed and measured reference locations used to determine the shape, elevation, and contours of the land. They provide accurate ground data for planning, design, and construction projects, ensuring structures are built safely and efficiently.
๐Key Types of Survey Points
๐ด Control Point (Benchmark - BM):
โบPermanent reference point with a known elevation.
โบServes as the primary datum for all survey measurements.
โบEnsures consistency throughout the project.
๐ต Detail Point:
โถ๏ธRecords the elevation and position of natural and man-made features.
โถ๏ธUsed to generate contour maps and terrain models.
โถ๏ธHelps engineers understand site topography.
๐ข Check Point:
โIndependent point used to verify survey accuracy.
โDetects measurement errors and maintains quality control.
โEssential for reliable survey results.
๐Why Topographic Survey Matters
โ Produces accurate contour maps.
โ Supports road, bridge, and building design.
โ Assists in earthwork volume calculations.
โ Improves drainage and grading design.
โ Reduces construction errors and project costs.
โ Provides reliable data for engineers and surveyors.
๐Common Survey Equipment
โถ๏ธTotal Station
โถ๏ธGNSS/GPS Receive
โถ๏ธAuto Level
โถ๏ธDigital Level
โถ๏ธSurvey Prism
โถ๏ธMeasuring Tape and Survey Markers
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โฌ๏ธThe Foundation of Accurate Land Mapping
๐Topographic survey points are fixed and measured reference locations used to determine the shape, elevation, and contours of the land. They provide accurate ground data for planning, design, and construction projects, ensuring structures are built safely and efficiently.
๐Key Types of Survey Points
๐ด Control Point (Benchmark - BM):
โบPermanent reference point with a known elevation.
โบServes as the primary datum for all survey measurements.
โบEnsures consistency throughout the project.
๐ต Detail Point:
โถ๏ธRecords the elevation and position of natural and man-made features.
โถ๏ธUsed to generate contour maps and terrain models.
โถ๏ธHelps engineers understand site topography.
๐ข Check Point:
โIndependent point used to verify survey accuracy.
โDetects measurement errors and maintains quality control.
โEssential for reliable survey results.
๐Why Topographic Survey Matters
โ Produces accurate contour maps.
โ Supports road, bridge, and building design.
โ Assists in earthwork volume calculations.
โ Improves drainage and grading design.
โ Reduces construction errors and project costs.
โ Provides reliable data for engineers and surveyors.
๐Common Survey Equipment
โถ๏ธTotal Station
โถ๏ธGNSS/GPS Receive
โถ๏ธAuto Level
โถ๏ธDigital Level
โถ๏ธSurvey Prism
โถ๏ธMeasuring Tape and Survey Markers
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โค5
๐Common Defects in Concrete โ Causes, Effects & Prevention
โConcrete defects can reduce strength, durability, appearance, and service life if they are not identified and controlled during construction. Here are some common defects every civil engineer and site professional should know:
1. Honeycombing โ Voids on the concrete surface caused mainly by poor compaction or improper placement. It can reduce strength and durability.
2. Segregation โ Separation of coarse aggregate from the cement mortar, often due to excess water or improper handling and mixing. It produces non-uniform concrete and weak zones.
3. Bleeding โ Water rises to the concrete surface during or after finishing, commonly due to excessive water content. It can result in a weak surface and poor bond.
4. Cracks โ Cracking may occur due to shrinkage, temperature changes, or structural stresses. Structural cracks require proper engineering assessment.
5. Spalling โ Pieces of concrete break away from the surface, often associated with reinforcement corrosion, environmental exposure, or freeze-thaw action.
6. Efflorescence โ White, powdery salt deposits appear on the concrete surface due to moisture movement and soluble salts. It is mainly an appearance issue but may indicate moisture movement.
7. Scaling โ The surface layer of concrete peels or flakes away, commonly due to freeze-thaw cycles, de-icing salts, poor finishing, or inadequate curing.
8. Voids / Air Pockets โ Entrapped air or large cavities remain inside concrete because of inadequate vibration or compaction, reducing strength and durability.
Prevention
โ Use good-quality materials
โ Maintain the specified water-cement ratio
โ Ensure proper mixing, placing and vibration
โ Avoid excessive water addition at site
โ Provide adequate curing
โ Follow approved concrete specifications and construction practices
โ Inspect reinforcement, formwork and concrete placement carefully
Remember: Prevention is better than repair. Proper workmanship, quality control and curing are essential for durable concrete.
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โConcrete defects can reduce strength, durability, appearance, and service life if they are not identified and controlled during construction. Here are some common defects every civil engineer and site professional should know:
1. Honeycombing โ Voids on the concrete surface caused mainly by poor compaction or improper placement. It can reduce strength and durability.
2. Segregation โ Separation of coarse aggregate from the cement mortar, often due to excess water or improper handling and mixing. It produces non-uniform concrete and weak zones.
3. Bleeding โ Water rises to the concrete surface during or after finishing, commonly due to excessive water content. It can result in a weak surface and poor bond.
4. Cracks โ Cracking may occur due to shrinkage, temperature changes, or structural stresses. Structural cracks require proper engineering assessment.
5. Spalling โ Pieces of concrete break away from the surface, often associated with reinforcement corrosion, environmental exposure, or freeze-thaw action.
6. Efflorescence โ White, powdery salt deposits appear on the concrete surface due to moisture movement and soluble salts. It is mainly an appearance issue but may indicate moisture movement.
7. Scaling โ The surface layer of concrete peels or flakes away, commonly due to freeze-thaw cycles, de-icing salts, poor finishing, or inadequate curing.
8. Voids / Air Pockets โ Entrapped air or large cavities remain inside concrete because of inadequate vibration or compaction, reducing strength and durability.
Prevention
โ Use good-quality materials
โ Maintain the specified water-cement ratio
โ Ensure proper mixing, placing and vibration
โ Avoid excessive water addition at site
โ Provide adequate curing
โ Follow approved concrete specifications and construction practices
โ Inspect reinforcement, formwork and concrete placement carefully
Remember: Prevention is better than repair. Proper workmanship, quality control and curing are essential for durable concrete.
#CivilEngineering #Concrete #ConcreteTechnology #Construction #CivilTechTime #ConcreteDefects #Honeycombing #Segregation #Bleeding #ConcreteCracks #Spalling #Efflorescence
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โค8
๐๏ธ๐งชWhat Tests Should Be Done on Fresh Concrete? |
Fresh concrete must be tested before and during placement to make sure it has the required workability, consistency, uniformity, and air content. These tests help identify problems earlyโbefore they become defects in the hardened concrete. ๐ทโโ๏ธ๐๏ธ
1๏ธโฃ Slump Test โ แจSlump แแญแแซ
The slump test is one of the most common field tests for fresh concrete. It gives an indication of the concreteโs consistency and workability and helps determine whether the mix is suitable for placing and compacting.
๐ Too much slump may indicate excessive water or other issues, while very low slump can make placement and compaction difficult.
แจSlump แแญแแซ แจแตแฉแต แฎแแญแชแตแ แจแแตแซแต แแแแแต (Workability) แฅแ Consistency แแแแแแ แจแแจแณ แจแแตแญ แแญแแซ แแแข
2๏ธโฃ Workability Tests โ แจWorkability แแญแแซแแฝ
Workability describes how easily fresh concrete can be mixed, transported, placed, compacted and finished without segregation or excessive bleeding.
๐ The appropriate test depends on the type and consistency of concrete.
Workability แแแต แฎแแญแชแต แณแญแแซแญ (Segregation) แฅแ แจแแ แ แ แแญ แแ แณแญแแ (Bleeding) แ แแแ แแแแแแฃ แแแแแฃ แแแจแ แฅแ แแ แ แ (Compaction) แจแแฝแแ แตแ แฝแแณ แซแแแญแณแแข
3๏ธโฃ Compacting Factor Test โ แจCompacting Factor แแญแแซ
This test is particularly useful for low-workability concrete. It measures the degree of compaction achieved under standardized conditions and provides an indication of workability.
๐ It can be more sensitive than the slump test for stiff concrete.
4๏ธโฃ Setting Time โ แจSetting Time แแญแแซ
Setting time indicates how long the cementitious material takes to begin and substantially complete setting. It is important for determining available time for placing and finishing concrete.
๐ In practice, setting characteristics are commonly assessed through cement/paste tests, while concrete behavior can also be monitored using appropriate methods depending on the specification.
5๏ธโฃ Air Content Test โ แจAir Content แแญแแซ
This test determines the amount of air present in fresh concrete.
๐ Air content is especially important in air-entrained concrete because the correct amount of entrained air can improve durability against freeze-thaw exposure. Excessive unintended air, however, can reduce strength.
๐ Other Important Fresh Concrete Checks
โ Concrete Temperature Test โ แจแฎแแญแชแต แแแต แแญแแซ
Temperature affects setting, workability, strength development and durability.
โ Bleeding Test โ แจBleeding แแญแแซ
Checks the tendency of water to rise to the surface of fresh concrete.
โ Segregation Assessment โ แจSegregation แแญแแซ
Checks whether coarse aggregate separates from the cement paste and mortar.
โ Unit Weight / Density Test โ แจUnit Weight/Density แแญแแซ
Helps assess the density and uniformity of fresh concrete and can be used alongside air-content measurements.
๐ Remember: Fresh-concrete testing is not just about getting a good slump. Temperature, workability, air content, bleeding, segregation and uniformity can all affect the final quality of the structure.
๐๏ธ Good concrete starts with proper testing!
๐ทโโ๏ธ Quality control today = safer and more durable structures tomorrow.
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Fresh concrete must be tested before and during placement to make sure it has the required workability, consistency, uniformity, and air content. These tests help identify problems earlyโbefore they become defects in the hardened concrete. ๐ทโโ๏ธ๐๏ธ
1๏ธโฃ Slump Test โ แจSlump แแญแแซ
The slump test is one of the most common field tests for fresh concrete. It gives an indication of the concreteโs consistency and workability and helps determine whether the mix is suitable for placing and compacting.
๐ Too much slump may indicate excessive water or other issues, while very low slump can make placement and compaction difficult.
แจSlump แแญแแซ แจแตแฉแต แฎแแญแชแตแ แจแแตแซแต แแแแแต (Workability) แฅแ Consistency แแแแแแ แจแแจแณ แจแแตแญ แแญแแซ แแแข
2๏ธโฃ Workability Tests โ แจWorkability แแญแแซแแฝ
Workability describes how easily fresh concrete can be mixed, transported, placed, compacted and finished without segregation or excessive bleeding.
๐ The appropriate test depends on the type and consistency of concrete.
Workability แแแต แฎแแญแชแต แณแญแแซแญ (Segregation) แฅแ แจแแ แ แ แแญ แแ แณแญแแ (Bleeding) แ แแแ แแแแแแฃ แแแแแฃ แแแจแ แฅแ แแ แ แ (Compaction) แจแแฝแแ แตแ แฝแแณ แซแแแญแณแแข
3๏ธโฃ Compacting Factor Test โ แจCompacting Factor แแญแแซ
This test is particularly useful for low-workability concrete. It measures the degree of compaction achieved under standardized conditions and provides an indication of workability.
๐ It can be more sensitive than the slump test for stiff concrete.
4๏ธโฃ Setting Time โ แจSetting Time แแญแแซ
Setting time indicates how long the cementitious material takes to begin and substantially complete setting. It is important for determining available time for placing and finishing concrete.
๐ In practice, setting characteristics are commonly assessed through cement/paste tests, while concrete behavior can also be monitored using appropriate methods depending on the specification.
5๏ธโฃ Air Content Test โ แจAir Content แแญแแซ
This test determines the amount of air present in fresh concrete.
๐ Air content is especially important in air-entrained concrete because the correct amount of entrained air can improve durability against freeze-thaw exposure. Excessive unintended air, however, can reduce strength.
๐ Other Important Fresh Concrete Checks
โ Concrete Temperature Test โ แจแฎแแญแชแต แแแต แแญแแซ
Temperature affects setting, workability, strength development and durability.
โ Bleeding Test โ แจBleeding แแญแแซ
Checks the tendency of water to rise to the surface of fresh concrete.
โ Segregation Assessment โ แจSegregation แแญแแซ
Checks whether coarse aggregate separates from the cement paste and mortar.
โ Unit Weight / Density Test โ แจUnit Weight/Density แแญแแซ
Helps assess the density and uniformity of fresh concrete and can be used alongside air-content measurements.
๐ Remember: Fresh-concrete testing is not just about getting a good slump. Temperature, workability, air content, bleeding, segregation and uniformity can all affect the final quality of the structure.
๐๏ธ Good concrete starts with proper testing!
๐ทโโ๏ธ Quality control today = safer and more durable structures tomorrow.
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โค5
๐ง๐๏ธ แจแแ แฅแซแแฝ แแแฃแณ | WATER WORKS CONSTRUCTION ๐ฐ๐ทโโ๏ธ
๐ก แจแแ แฅแซ แแแฃแณ แจแแ แฅ แแแ แจแแแฉ แแญแ แจแแ แซแแแซ แฆแณ แ แแแณแต แแฐ แแ แ แจแฐแฅแฃ แแฐ แคแถแฝแฃ แแฐ แตแญแ แถแฝ แฅแ แแฐ แแแฝ แจแแ แฐแ แแแแฝ แ แ แตแฐแแแแ แ แฐแแฃแฃแญ แแแณ แฅแแฒแฐแญแต แจแแซแตแฝแ แจแแ แแตแตแ แฅแซแแฝแ แซแซแตแณแแข ๐ฆ
แ แแ แฅแซ แแฎแแญแต แแตแฅ แจแฅแซแแ แแ แ แ แตแญแญแ แแแแซแตแ แจแแฎแแญแฑแ แแช แแแตแแต แฐแแซแฉ แจแแแชแซ แ แแถแฝ แญแ แแแแข ๐๐
๐น แจแแ แแแญ แแแต โ No. / แแฅแญ
แจแแแญ แแแตแฃ แจแแตแแต แฅแซ แแญแ แจแแ แแซแฃ แแแ แญ แฅแแฐ แ แแต แจแฅแซ แญแแ แฒแแ แญแข ๐ง
๐น แจแแ แงแแง แแตแแญ แแญแแณ โ m / ML (แแตแญ)
แจแฐแแจแแ แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แญแแแตแข ๐ฐ๐
๐น แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แแแฎ โ mยณ (แชแฉแขแญ แแตแญ)
แจแฐแแแจแ แจแแฌแต แแ แแข โ๏ธ
๐น แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แจแ แธแ แ แแ แแแ แต โ mยณ
แ แงแแงแ แตแญ แจแแฐแจแแ แจแ แธแ แแฃแ แแ แแข
๐น แจแงแแง แแแแต (Backfilling) โ mยณ
แงแแงแ แจแฐแฐแจแ แ แแ แฆแฉแ แ แแฌแต แแญแ แ แฐแแจแ แแณแแต แจแแแแต แแ แแข
๐น แจแแ แแ แซแแแซ แแแฃแณ โ mยณ / mยฒ
แจแฎแแญแชแต แฅแซ mยณแฃ แจแแแตแฐแญแ แจแแฝแณ แฅแซ mยฒ แแแซ แญแฝแแแข ๐๏ธ
๐น แจแแแ แฃแขแซ แแแฃแณ โ mยฒ / mยณ / No.
แจแแแ แฅแซ mยฒแฃ แจแฎแแญแชแต แฅแซ mยณแฃ แแแแ แแฃแชแซแแฝ No. แแแ แญแฝแแแข โ๏ธ
๐น แซแแญ แฅแ แแฒแแ แแตแจแ โ No. / แแฅแญ
Valves, bends, tees, reducers แฅแ แแแฝ แแฒแแแฝ แ แแฅแญ แญแแซแแข ๐ง
๐น แจแซแแญ แปแแ แญ แแแฃแณ โ No. / mยณ / mยฒ
แปแแ แฉ แฅแแฐ แ แแต แจแฐแ แแแ แฅแซ No. แแแ แญแฝแแแค แฎแแญแชแต mยณ แฅแ แแแตแฐแญ mยฒ แญแแซแแข
๐น แจแแ แแฃแชแซ แฅแซ โ No. / LS
แจแแฃแชแซ แแฃแชแซแแฝ แ แแฅแญแฃ แ แแณแแต แจแฐแแ แจแฅแซ แญแแแฝแ Lump Sum (LS) แแแ แญแฝแแแข ๐งช
๐น แจแแ แแแต แแจแซ โ m / ML
แจแแแฐแแ แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แญแแแตแข ๐๐ฆ
๐น แจแแ แฅแซแต แแญแแซ โ No. / Test
แจแแฅแซแถแช แแญแแซแแฝ แ แแฐแจแแต แจแแจแซ แฅแแต แแแฉ แญแฝแแแข ๐งช
๐ แ แ แ แแแญ แ แแ แฅแซ BOQ แ แฅแแต แจแแ แแ แแแชแซแแฝแฆ
m/ML โ แญแแแต ๐
mยฒ โ แจแแฝแณ แตแแต
mยณ โ แจแตแแ /แจแฉแฅ แแ แ
No. โ แแฅแญ
kg โ แญแฅแฐแต โ๏ธ
LS โ Lump Sum / แจแฐแ แแแ แแ
๐ก แตแญแญแแ แจแฅแซ แแ แ + แตแญแญแแ แจแแแชแซ แ แแต + แตแญแญแแ BOQ = แจแฐแปแ แจแแช แแฅแฅแญ! ๐๐ฐ๐๏ธ
#WaterWorks #BOQ #CivilEngineering #HydraulicEngineering #Construction #แจแแ_แฅแซ #แจแแ_แแแฃแณ #BOQ #แฒแชแ_แขแแแแชแแ ๐ช๐น
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๐ก แจแแ แฅแซ แแแฃแณ แจแแ แฅ แแแ แจแแแฉ แแญแ แจแแ แซแแแซ แฆแณ แ แแแณแต แแฐ แแ แ แจแฐแฅแฃ แแฐ แคแถแฝแฃ แแฐ แตแญแ แถแฝ แฅแ แแฐ แแแฝ แจแแ แฐแ แแแแฝ แ แ แตแฐแแแแ แ แฐแแฃแฃแญ แแแณ แฅแแฒแฐแญแต แจแแซแตแฝแ แจแแ แแตแตแ แฅแซแแฝแ แซแซแตแณแแข ๐ฆ
แ แแ แฅแซ แแฎแแญแต แแตแฅ แจแฅแซแแ แแ แ แ แตแญแญแ แแแแซแตแ แจแแฎแแญแฑแ แแช แแแตแแต แฐแแซแฉ แจแแแชแซ แ แแถแฝ แญแ แแแแข ๐๐
๐น แจแแ แแแญ แแแต โ No. / แแฅแญ
แจแแแญ แแแตแฃ แจแแตแแต แฅแซ แแญแ แจแแ แแซแฃ แแแ แญ แฅแแฐ แ แแต แจแฅแซ แญแแ แฒแแ แญแข ๐ง
๐น แจแแ แงแแง แแตแแญ แแญแแณ โ m / ML (แแตแญ)
แจแฐแแจแแ แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แญแแแตแข ๐ฐ๐
๐น แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แแแฎ โ mยณ (แชแฉแขแญ แแตแญ)
แจแฐแแแจแ แจแแฌแต แแ แแข โ๏ธ
๐น แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แจแ แธแ แ แแ แแแ แต โ mยณ
แ แงแแงแ แตแญ แจแแฐแจแแ แจแ แธแ แแฃแ แแ แแข
๐น แจแงแแง แแแแต (Backfilling) โ mยณ
แงแแงแ แจแฐแฐแจแ แ แแ แฆแฉแ แ แแฌแต แแญแ แ แฐแแจแ แแณแแต แจแแแแต แแ แแข
๐น แจแแ แแ แซแแแซ แแแฃแณ โ mยณ / mยฒ
แจแฎแแญแชแต แฅแซ mยณแฃ แจแแแตแฐแญแ แจแแฝแณ แฅแซ mยฒ แแแซ แญแฝแแแข ๐๏ธ
๐น แจแแแ แฃแขแซ แแแฃแณ โ mยฒ / mยณ / No.
แจแแแ แฅแซ mยฒแฃ แจแฎแแญแชแต แฅแซ mยณแฃ แแแแ แแฃแชแซแแฝ No. แแแ แญแฝแแแข โ๏ธ
๐น แซแแญ แฅแ แแฒแแ แแตแจแ โ No. / แแฅแญ
Valves, bends, tees, reducers แฅแ แแแฝ แแฒแแแฝ แ แแฅแญ แญแแซแแข ๐ง
๐น แจแซแแญ แปแแ แญ แแแฃแณ โ No. / mยณ / mยฒ
แปแแ แฉ แฅแแฐ แ แแต แจแฐแ แแแ แฅแซ No. แแแ แญแฝแแแค แฎแแญแชแต mยณ แฅแ แแแตแฐแญ mยฒ แญแแซแแข
๐น แจแแ แแฃแชแซ แฅแซ โ No. / LS
แจแแฃแชแซ แแฃแชแซแแฝ แ แแฅแญแฃ แ แแณแแต แจแฐแแ แจแฅแซ แญแแแฝแ Lump Sum (LS) แแแ แญแฝแแแข ๐งช
๐น แจแแ แแแต แแจแซ โ m / ML
แจแแแฐแแ แจแงแแง แแตแแญ แญแแแตแข ๐๐ฆ
๐น แจแแ แฅแซแต แแญแแซ โ No. / Test
แจแแฅแซแถแช แแญแแซแแฝ แ แแฐแจแแต แจแแจแซ แฅแแต แแแฉ แญแฝแแแข ๐งช
๐ แ แ แ แแแญ แ แแ แฅแซ BOQ แ แฅแแต แจแแ แแ แแแชแซแแฝแฆ
m/ML โ แญแแแต ๐
mยฒ โ แจแแฝแณ แตแแต
mยณ โ แจแตแแ /แจแฉแฅ แแ แ
No. โ แแฅแญ
kg โ แญแฅแฐแต โ๏ธ
LS โ Lump Sum / แจแฐแ แแแ แแ
๐ก แตแญแญแแ แจแฅแซ แแ แ + แตแญแญแแ แจแแแชแซ แ แแต + แตแญแญแแ BOQ = แจแฐแปแ แจแแช แแฅแฅแญ! ๐๐ฐ๐๏ธ
#WaterWorks #BOQ #CivilEngineering #HydraulicEngineering #Construction #แจแแ_แฅแซ #แจแแ_แแแฃแณ #BOQ #แฒแชแ_แขแแแแชแแ ๐ช๐น
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