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Quantity Survey & Estimation: Engr. Shad Muhammad

This document contains notes from Lecture 6 of a Quantity Survey & Estimation course. It includes two examples: 1) an estimate of a reinforced concrete retaining wall and 2) an estimate of a reinforced concrete column and its foundation. For the first example, the retaining wall dimensions are given and students are asked to calculate estimates including rebar quantities. For the second example, students are to estimate rebar quantities for a column using the provided drawings, including its footing with a specified clear cover. The lecture also discusses developing software programs for quantity surveying using graphical user interfaces in common languages like Visual Basic, MATLAB, and Excel.

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Quantity Survey & Estimation

Credit Hours = 2

Lecture # 6

Course Instructor
Engr. Shad Muhammad
Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering
Qurtuba University of Science & IT, D. I. Khan.
Content of Lecture # 5

 Example # 1: Estimate of R.C.C Slabs

 Example # 2: Estimate of R.C.C Beams

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Content of Lecture # 6

 Example # 1: Estimate of R.C.C RetainingWalls

 Example # 2: Estimate of R.C.C Columns

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R.C.C Retaining Walls

Retaining wall are generally used to retain earth or other materials to maintain unequal levels
on two faces.The material on the back face is called backfill.

Retaining wall can be constructed with masonry as well as R.C.C.

 In case of masonry retaining wall, the thickness of wall increases with height because

masonry resists the lateral pressure by its weight. Thus, it is also called Gravity Retaining
Wall.

 While, the reinforced concrete retaining wall resists the lateral pressure by structural

action such as bending and results in thinner section.

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R.C.C Retaining Walls

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R.C.C Retaining Walls

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Problem # 1: Estimate of R.C.C Retaining Wall

Prepare a detailed estimate of R.C.C Retaining

Wall of 30 m length whose cross-section is
given. Steel bars in reinforcement shall have
to be taken separately.

Assume suitable rates.

Clear cover for stem at top is 5 cm and on

bottom is 7 cm while clear cover for stem
from two sides is 5 cm.

60cm

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60cm

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Given 165+75+60

Average breadth of trapezoid = (B1 + B2)/2

B2
60cm

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Main bars are the outermost bars
Distribution bars are inside dotted bars

Left Side Right Side

6+0.50
Bar extension

6-3.80-1 hook

3.80 m

6-1.80- 1 hook

76*7.53+75*5.13+150*3.33

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No. of hooks for overlaps = 3 * No. of joints

Left Side Right Side

5 cm both sides (Given)

2*0.05

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Distribution Bars

No. = 1.65 + 0.60 + 0.50

60 cm

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Main Bars

Mistake its.50

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Problem # 2: Estimate of R.C.C Column

Prepare a detailed estimate of R.C.C

Column with foundation/footing
from the given drawings. Clear
cover of footing from sides is 4 cm.

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No. * L * B * Depth 0.50+0.25+0.08

V = h/3 *(A1+A2+√(A1 x A2))

Area of Circle= [π*d2/4]

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Clear cover

3.30+0.60

0.30-0.40-0.40