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Quantity Estimation for Building Foundations

The document outlines a practical exercise for estimating quantities in a single-room building with a verandah. It specifies the items to be estimated, including earthwork in excavation, lime concrete, and first-class brickwork in different cement mortar ratios. The estimation methods to be used are the centreline method and the long wall short wall method.

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Quantity Estimation for Building Foundations

The document outlines a practical exercise for estimating quantities in a single-room building with a verandah. It specifies the items to be estimated, including earthwork in excavation, lime concrete, and first-class brickwork in different cement mortar ratios. The estimation methods to be used are the centreline method and the long wall short wall method.

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Practical-1

1. Plan and sections of walls of a signle roomed building with varandah is shown in the figure
below. Estimate the quantity of the following items-
(i) Earthwork in excavation in foundation (ii) Lime concrete in foundation (iii) First class
brickwork in cement mortar (1:4) in foundation and plinth (iv) First class brickwork in
cement mortar (1:6) in superstructure.
Use centreline method and long wall short wall method.

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