HOW TO CALCULATE THE MEAN GIRTH OF A BUILDING PLAN

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This video is full coverage of the calculation of mean girth which is popularly known by many people as center length or building girth. Mean girth is the base-rock for the calculation of different work items during building measurement or when taking off quantities.
The video contains three different examples of how to calculate the mean girth/center length of a building ranging from simple to a complicated structural plan.
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hey, thanks for the tutorial. how do you calculate for mean girth when the external all is 230mm and internal wall is 115mm

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From the first plan I saw you indicated 2 so please where is the 2 coming from?

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please with the less part, ie, 4/2/0.5/225 ,i understand how u came about the 4 n the 225 but with the 2 n the 0.5 can you help me to understand it better how you came about please brother?

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[@syahminasepiyan8841]

Sir, did it means whenever we want add to internal and less to the external we use the 4/2/ (1/2)/the thickness of brickwall given

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[@qsacademy]

@@syahminasepiyan8841 Yes. All you need to do is to ADD 4/2/(1/2)/ thickness of bricks for IN-TO-IN dimension while you SUBTRACT the same expression stated above for OUt-TO-OUT dimension. Bear in mind that if the dimension of the building is given as CENTER-TO-CENTER, you are not to add or subtract anything. I hope my response is clear enough.

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Hi how can u calculate mean girth of a structure with a curve on its plan

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We just had a exam and it came with a cross section with different units .........send help

[@qsacademy]

Please do you mind elaborating your comment? I don't understand what you mean

[@mubaraakaliyumuhammad8743]

My question is when the dimension is giving centre to centre no need to add or less coreners

[@qsacademy]

Yes

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Hello how to calculate mean girth for a circlular plan

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Plan c calculation was wrong check it again properly

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[@roamingrowland6045]

please with the less part, ie, 4/2/0.5/225 ,i understand how u came about the 4 n the 225 but with the 2 n the 0.5 can you help me to understand it better how you came about please brother?

[@qsacademy]

It's because the mean girth is taking along the mid-point of the plan. Hence, you will less half the block thickness along the vertical and horizontal at one corner (making it two - that is vertical 1 & horizontal 2)