EarthWork Quantity Of A Road By Using Prismoidal Method

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[@CivilConstruction]

Thanks for appreciation, really means a lot .

[@kamalraw3792]

Sir please ऐसा numerical भी करा दो जिसमे cutting and filling दोनो हो रही हो।

[@Sunilthakur-hy6fn]

excellent explanation sir 👍

[@CivilConstruction]

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[@shayanfarooq3041]

Thankyou so much 4 dis vdo

[@CivilConstruction]

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[@CivilConstruction]

Means a lot.🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rahulcivilengineering7640]

Thanks sir💚

[@CivilConstruction]

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[@bainarakesh4666]

Also do one video on estimate the quantities of earthworks for canals

[@CivilConstruction]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4eskpJohK-ZgLs This video going to help you as this video have Cutting and Filling both ...as we do Earthwork Cutting for canals this video is going to be helpful for you and if u don't understand ..i will make a separate video on Earthwork for Canal

[@swertiegarsha1290]

Thank you for the vid ☺️

[@CivilConstruction]

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[@ayazsiddiqui3263]

Sir one example on Trapezoidal rule..!! Plz upload

[@Shahrozkhan786]

Thank you sir

[@CivilConstruction]

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[@predatorgaming895]

What about cutting and filling using this method?

[@sakthivelmalairajan2159]

Prismoidal and Simpson rule methods are same??

[@CivilConstruction]

Its same

[@SaitejaTcs]

If intervals not given , what should we do sir

[@CivilConstruction]

If you are doing Earthwork of a road then these intervals you have to take, otherwise you calculating Cross Section Area, intervals define the length which gives us Quantity

[@SaitejaTcs]

@@CivilConstruction we should assume them ? I have a doubt , how to contact you sir

[@CivilConstruction]

It usually taken 20,25 or 30 ..but if your Cross Section changing at short interval then you can take intermediate intervals also

[@SaitejaTcs]

@@CivilConstruction how to assume depths , depths also not given

[@CivilConstruction]

When you know the Ground Level by doing Levelling at site, then as per the grade of the road you have to mark depth of Cutting and Filling at each interval

[@mukeshkannoju7392]

Sir I have a doubt Is prismoidal rule and trapezoidal rule are same...? By the way good explanation sir😊

[@CivilConstruction]

Both are different ...Trapezoidal method is known as Average End Area Method

[@mukeshkannoju7392]

@@CivilConstruction tq sir...

[@CivilConstruction]

Anytime

[@sameerprakash2869]

Sir triangle ke base ke jagah sd kaise hua hai Please reply

[@CivilConstruction]

S is the slope of the triangle and d is the height. When base is not given, we get base by multiplying given slope(s) by height (d). As slope is given 2:1 which means 2Horizontal distance as in 1 vertical distance. So when 1 m depth is given so that means we need to have 2 m horizontal distance for base if we go by slope. In same way we get base by directly multiplying base with slope

[@sameerprakash2869]

@@CivilConstruction Sir jab 2:1 diya hai to kya ham 2 ko base man sakte hain aur 1 ko height? Aur kya ye formula hota hai ki base nikalne ke liye slope(s) ko height (d) se multiply karna padta hai ? Aur 2:1 kis chiz ka ratio rahta hai slope:height ya fir horizontal:vertical ka?

[@CivilConstruction]

Slope given i.e (s) multiply by by given depth/height (d). 2:1 designates Horizontal: Vertical . e.g if slope ration will be 1.5:1 then we have to take s =1.5 and multiply by depth in order to get the base

[@sameerprakash2869]

@@CivilConstruction Sir 3:5 ratio lekar bata sakte hain kya please And thank you So much Sir

[@CivilConstruction]

In that case slope becomes 3÷ 5 =0.6 then multiply it with given depth

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Only after a minute did I realize he was alternating languages...

[@CivilConstruction]

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