CE 131 covers fundamentals of surveying including methods for dealing with missing data in closed traverses, basic earthwork operations like clearing, excavation and embankments, and equipment used. It also discusses topics like volume calculations of borrow pits, mass diagramming to represent cumulative earthwork quantities, and use of the Global Positioning System for precise positioning and navigation applications.
CE 131 covers fundamentals of surveying including methods for dealing with missing data in closed traverses, basic earthwork operations like clearing, excavation and embankments, and equipment used. It also discusses topics like volume calculations of borrow pits, mass diagramming to represent cumulative earthwork quantities, and use of the Global Positioning System for precise positioning and navigation applications.
CE 131 covers fundamentals of surveying including methods for dealing with missing data in closed traverses, basic earthwork operations like clearing, excavation and embankments, and equipment used. It also discusses topics like volume calculations of borrow pits, mass diagramming to represent cumulative earthwork quantities, and use of the Global Positioning System for precise positioning and navigation applications.
MISSING DATA • Occasionally, it is not possible to determine by field observation the length of a side or the value of an angle within a closed traverse. These omitted or missing parts may be computed if they do not exceed two in number. CASES OF OMITTED MEASUREMENTS 1. ADJOINING COURSES: a. Case I: Length and bearing of one side omitted b. Case II: Length of one side and bearing of another omitted c. Case III: Length of two sides omitted d. Case IV: Bearing of two sides omitted CASES OF OMITTED MEASUREMENTS 2. NON-ADJOINING COURSES: a. Case I: Length of one side and bearing of another omitted b. Case II: Length of two sides omitted c. Case III: Direction of two sides omitted CASES OF OMITTED MEASUREMENTS NON-ADJOINING COURSES NON-ADJOINING COURSES NON-ADJOINING COURSES EARTHWORK OPERATIONS
1st sem SY 2023 – 2024
EARTHWORK OPERATIONS •Construction processes that involve the soil or earth in its natural form and that precede the building or the pavement structure itself BASIC EARTHWORK OPERATIONS • Clearing and Grubbing • Excavation: Roadway & Drainage excavations, Structural excavations, borrow excavation • Embankments • Finishing Operations EQUIPMENTS USED IN EARTHWORK OPERATIONS • Bulldozers – loosening rocky earth, short distance earthmovings • Motor grader – shaping and compacting pavement layers and slopes • Crane – excavation, placing & handling, lifting • Trucks – hauling operations • Rollers – compaction • Loaders – excavation, filling, clearing • Scrapers – digging, loading, transporting, dumping and spreading CLEARING AND GRUBBING • First operation prior to earthwork • Removal of trees, roots, rubbish, and other objectionable material from the planned or designated area of proposed excavation and embankment or any area where obstructions must be removed. • Clearing: removal above ground • Grubbing: removal below ground EXCAVATION • ROCK: cannot be excavated without blasting, or boulders > 2m3 • COMMON: all materials of whatever character, not classified • UNSUITABLE: Deposits of saturated or unsaturated soil & organic matter unacceptable for embankment material • BORROW: approved material required for construction of embankment ROADWAY & DRAINAGE EXCAVATION • Excavation & grading of the roadway & ditches, including the removal off all excavated material for the construction of cuts, embankments, slopes, ditches, intersections, etc. • Measurement of excavated materials is based on volume (cubic meters) STRUCTURE EXCAVATION •Excavations of material in order to permit the construction of pipe culverts, concrete box culverts, foundation of bridges, retaining walls, and all other structures that may be required in a particular job BORROW EXCAVATION •When materials for formation of embankment from excavations within the limits of right of way are insufficient, additional suitable material is generally taken from borrow pits. EMBANKMENTS • Used in highways when it is required that the grade line of the roadway be raised some distance above the level of the existing ground surface in order to maintain design standards or prevent damage of the highway through the action of surface or ground water. FINISHING OPERATIONS • Final series of operations that are required to complete the earthwork operations involved in a typical highway project. • Includes shoulders trimming, side & ditch slopes, cut sections (scarifying, shaping, compacting), final grades cross-section VOLUME OF BORROW-PIT EXCAVATIONS • Assuming that the solid or soil removed is truncated prism VOLUME OF BORROW-PIT EXCAVATIONS VOLUME OF BORROW-PIT EXCAVATIONS VOLUME OF BORROW-PIT EXCAVATIONS VOLUME OF BORRROW PIT EXCAVATIONS VOLUME OF BORRROW PIT EXCAVATIONS MASS DIAGRAMMING •Mass Diagram – a graphical representation of the cumulative amount of earthwork moved along the centerline and distances over which the earth and materials are to be transported. MASS DIAGRAMMING MASS DIAGRAMMING GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
1st sem SY 2023 – 2024
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM • GPS is a satellite-based navigation and surveying system for determination of precise position and time, using radio signals from satellites, in real- time or in post-processing mode. GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM • GPS is being used for: 1. Navigation and location/position applications 2. Determination of coordinates for important geographical features (mapping and GIS) 3. Surveys 4. Vehicle guidance 5. Earthquake and landslide monitoring GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
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