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Module 4 Steel Works Part 1

1) The document discusses methods for calculating steel reinforcement requirements - the area method and direct count method. 2) For the area method example of a CHB wall, the summary provides the reinforcement requirements are 31 pieces of D10mm rebar x 6m long and 1.5kg of GI wire. 3) For the area method example of a slab on fill, the summary states the reinforcement requirements are 39 pieces of D10mm rebar x 6m long and 4.20kg of GI wire.

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Module 4 Steel Works Part 1

1) The document discusses methods for calculating steel reinforcement requirements - the area method and direct count method. 2) For the area method example of a CHB wall, the summary provides the reinforcement requirements are 31 pieces of D10mm rebar x 6m long and 1.5kg of GI wire. 3) For the area method example of a slab on fill, the summary states the reinforcement requirements are 39 pieces of D10mm rebar x 6m long and 4.20kg of GI wire.

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QUANTITY

SURVEYING
MODULE 4 PART 1
PREPARED BY:
ENGR. BANDONG, Z.
Module 4
Steel Works
Metal Reinforcement
Steel is the most widely used reinforcing materials for
almost all types of concrete construction.
Metal Reinforcement
1. Area Method
-for CHB walls, slab, and slab on fill
2. Direct Count Method
-for footings, columns, beams, RC walls, RC stairs
Metal Reinforcement
Guide:
1. Length of rebar
2. Number, n
3. Convert to commercial length
4. GI wire needed
Metal Reinforcement
Commercial Size/s of RSB (Reinforcing Steel Bars)

Diameter: Length: Grades:


D18mm 6m -Structural
D10mm 7.5m -Intermediate
D16mm
9m -High Grade
D20mm
12m
D25mm
D32mm
D50mm
Area Method: Problem 1
Given a CHB wall from the previous
masonry works problem.
CHB Wall with D10mm RSB @
0.40m O.C. BW 2.80m O.C.

Required:
Steel Reinforcement/s
Window
0.40 x 1.20m 4” thick CHB
Fine Plastered Wall
Area wall = 27.80m² Door
0.80 x 2.10m
Solution
*consider 1m x1m area

*CHB wall with D10mm RSB 0.40m


@ 0.40m O.C. BW
1m 0.20 - CHB
0.20 - CHB
Solution
0.40m 0.40m
*consider 1m x1m area
No bar
*CHB wall with D10mm RSB
0.40m
@ 0.40m O.C. BW 1m
0.40m

Lrsb = [3+3](1.10) No bar


1m
Lrsb = 6.60m/1m²
10% increase
in splice
Solution
Lrsb = [3+3](1.10) 0.40m 0.40m

Lrsb = 6.60m/1m² 10% increase


in splice No bar
0.40m
1m

No bar
Solution
GI Wire (Tie Intersections)

Lwire = (3)(3)(0.30)
Wire Length = 0.30m
Lwire = 2.7m /1m²
Solution
No. of RSB GI Wire
Ltot = Area x Lwire
n6m = A r e a6m
x Lrsb
Ltot = 27.80m² x (2.7m /1m²)
pc. Ltot = 75.06m
n6m = 27.80m² x6m6.60m/m² Weight Factor = 𝟏𝒌𝒈
𝟓𝟑𝒎
pc.
Total weight = Ltot x Weight Factor
n6m = 30.58pcs Total weight = 75.06m x 1kg
53m
n6m ≈ 𝟑𝟏 𝐩𝐜𝐬.
Total weight =1.41622 kg.
Total weight ≈ 1.5kg.
Area Method: Problem 2
Given: Slab on fill Area, As = 15m²

Required:
Steel Reinforcement/s

D10mm RSB
@ 0.15m O.C. BW
0.15m O.C.
0.15m O.C.

One Layer of RSB


Solution
1m
*consider 1m x1m area
Lrsb = [7+7](1.10) No bar
Lrsb = 15.40m/m²
1m

Lwire = (7)(7)(0.30)
Lwire = 14.70m /1m²
0.15m
No bar

0.15m
Solution
No. of RSB GI Wire Summary:
Ltot = Area x Lwire 39pcs D10mm x 6mRSB
n6m = A r e a6m
x Lrsb
Ltot = 15m² x (14.70m /m²) 4.20kgs. No. 16 GI wire
pc. Ltot = 220.50m
n6m = 15m² x 15.40m/m²
6m Weight Factor = 1kg
53m
pc.
Total weight = Ltot x Weight Factor
n6m = 38.5pcs Total weight = 220.50 x 1kg
53m
n6m ≈ 𝟑𝟗 𝐩𝐜𝐬.
Total weight =4.1604 kg.
Total weight ≈ 𝟒.20kg.
One-way or Two-way Slab
-double layer rsb

Bar Spacing No. of 6m RSB per Weight of wire/m²


m²
10.0 cm 3.995 0.435
12.5 cm 3.549 0.335
15.0 cm 3.525 0.286
17.5 cm 3.039 0.250
Example
Given:
Computed Area of Slab = 23.25m²
with least spacing of 12.50cm. O.C.
Solution:
No. of RSB Weight of Wire
n6m = Area x Factor Wt. of wire = Area x Factor
n6m = 23.25m² x 3.549pcs./m² Wt. of wire = 23.25m² x 0.335kg/m²
n6m = 82.5142pcs Wt. of wire = 7.7888
n6m ≈ 𝟖𝟑 𝐩𝐜𝐬. Wt. of wire ≈ 7.80kgs
FOR ANY QUESTION/S:
zibandong@uc-bcf.edu.ph

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