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    ESTIMATINGEARTHWORK

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    Estimating EarthworkEarthwork includes:

    1. Excavation

    2. Grading: Moving earth to change

    elevation 3. Temporary shoring

    4. Back fill or fill: Adding earth to raise grade

    5. Compaction: Increasing density 6. Disposal

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    Productivity Factors

    A. Job conditions

    Material type

    Water level and moisture content

    Job size

    Length of haul

    Haul road condition (accessibility and loadrestrictions)

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    Productivity Factors (cont.)

    B. Management conditions

    Equipment conditions and maintenance

    practicesSkills of work force and management

    Planning, supervision and coordination of

    work.

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    Job Efficiency Factors for

    Earthmoving Operations

    Job Condit ions** Excellent Good Fair PoorExcellent 0.84 0.81 0.76 0.70

    Good 0.78 0.75 0.71 0.65

    Fair 0.72 0.69 0.65 0.60

    Poor 0.63 0.61 0.57 0.52

    Management Condit ions*

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    Units of Measure

    Cubic Yard (bank, loose, orcompacted)Bank (BCY): Materials in its natural

    state before disturbance

    (in-place, in-situ)

    Loose (LCY): Material t hat has been

    compact ed or disturbed

    or loaded

    Compact ed (CCY): Material aft er compact ion

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    1.0

    1.25

    0.90

    1.0 CUBIC

    YARD IN

    NATURAL

    CONDITION

    (IN-PLACE

    YARD)

    1.25 CUBIC

    YARD AFTER

    DIGGING

    (LOOSE YARDS)

    0.90 CUBIC

    YARD AFTER

    COMPACTED

    (COMPACTED

    YARDS)

    In place CompactedLoose

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    VolumeBank: VBBank cubic yards (BCY)

    Density B Lb /BCY

    Loose: VlLoose cubic yards (LCY)

    Density L Lb/LCY

    Compacted: VcCompacted cubic yards (CCY)

    Density C LB/CCY

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    Swell:A soil increase in volume when it is excavated.

    Swell (%) = ( - 1) x 100

    Load factor =

    Bank Volume = Loose volume x Loadfactor

    Loose densityBank density

    Bank densityLoose density

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    Shrinkage:A soil decreases in volume when it iscompacted

    Shrinkage (%) = (1 - )x 100

    Shrinkage factor = 1 - Shrinkage

    Compacted volume

    = Bank volume x Shrinkage factor

    Bank densityCompacted density

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    Approximate Material Characteristics

    MaterialLoose(lb/cy)

    Bank(lb/cy)

    Swell(%)

    LoadFactor

    Clay, dry 2,100 2,650 26 0.79

    Clay, wet 2,700 3,575 32 0.76

    Clay and gravel, dry 2,400 2,800 17 0 .85

    Clay and gravel, wet 2,600 3,100 17 0 .85

    Earth, dry 2,215 2,850 29 0.78

    Earth, moist 2,410 3,080 28 0.78

    Earth, wet 2,750 3,380 23 0.81

    Gravel, wet 2,780 3,140 13 0.88

    Gravel, dry 3,090 3,620 17 0.85

    Sand, dry 2,600 2,920 12 0.89Sand, wet 3,100 3,520 13 0.88

    Sand and gravel, dry 2,900 3,250 12 0 .89

    Sand and gravel, wet 3,400 3,750 10 0 .91

    Exact values will vary with grain size, moisture content,

    compaction, etc. Test to determine exact values for specificsoils.

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    Typical Soil Volume Conversion

    FactorsInit ialSoil Type Soil Condit ion Bank Loose Compact ed

    Clay Bank 1.00 1.27 0.90

    Loose 0.79 1.00 0.71

    Compacted 1.11 1.41 1.00Common earth Bank 1.00 1.25 0.90

    Loose 0.80 1.00 0.72

    Compacted 1.11 1.39 1.00

    Rock (blasted) Bank 1.00 1.50 1.30

    Loose 0.67 1.00 0.87Compacted 0.77 1.15 1.00

    Sand Bank 1.00 1.12 0.95

    Loose 0.89 1.00 0.85

    Compacted 1.05 1.18 1.00

    Convrt ed to:

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    Estimating Earth work for

    Trenches and Foundation

    Angle of Repose

    2-0

    or more

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    Approximate Angle of Repose

    For Sloping Sides of Excavation

    Original

    Ground Line

    SolidRock,

    Slateor

    CementedSandandGr

    avel

    (

    90Deg.)

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    Calculating Earthwork

    Quantities1. End Area Method

    2. Contour Line/ Grid Method

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    1. End Area Method

    Used in sites where length is muchgreater than width

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    CALCULATING EARTHWORK QUANTITIES

    1. End Area Methoda. Take cross-sections at regular intervals,

    typically, 100 intervals.

    b. Calculate the cross-section end areas

    c. The volume of earthwork between sectionsis obtained by taking the average of the endareas at each station in square feetmultiplied by the distance between sectionsin feet and dividing by 27 to obtain the

    volume in cubic yards.

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    Project Site Showing 100 Stations

    80

    82

    84

    86

    88

    A B C D E F

    A B C D E F

    100' 100' 100' 100' 100'

    500'

    300'

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    80

    78

    76

    82

    80

    78

    84

    82

    80

    86

    84

    88

    86

    90

    88

    78.5

    80.3

    82.3

    84.2

    86.2

    88.2

    Sec. A- A

    Sec. B- B

    Sec. C- C

    Sec. D- D

    Sec. E- E

    Sec. F- F

    ProjectCrossSections

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    Cross-Section @ A - A

    80

    79

    78

    77

    76

    79.5

    78.5

    76.7

    Section A- A

    Area = = 173.7

    193 x 1.8

    2

    Area = = 53.5107 x 1.0

    2

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    Cross-Section @ B - B

    82

    81

    80

    79

    78

    81.8

    80.3

    76.7

    Section B- B

    Area = = 189.0

    210 x 1.8

    2

    Area = = 67.590 x 1.5

    2

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    Table 1. Cumulative Earthwork

    QuantitiesSect ion Emb (CCY) Exc. (BCY) Exc. x B/C

    (CCY)

    Net Exc.

    (CCY)

    Cum Exc

    (CCY)

    A-B 672 224 254 - 418 - 418

    B-C 567 441 499 - 68 - 486C-D 215 791 896 681 195

    D-E 0 1031 1167 1167 1362

    E-F 0 1222 1384 1384 2746

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    2. Contour Line/ Grid Method

    Used for parking lots and site leveling

    Grid size from 10x10 to 50x50

    the greater the terrain variance thesmaller the grid

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    2. CONTOUR LINE/GRID CELL METHOD(cont.)

    Step l

    Determine by visual study of the site drawing if the net totalwill be an import (more fill required than cut) an export (less fillrequired than cut) or a blend (cut and fill about equal)

    Step 2

    Determine the pattern of calculation points or grid size.

    Step 3

    Determine elevations at each calculation location, the cornersof each grid.

    Step 4

    Calculate the cubic yards of cut or fill required in each gridcell.

    Step 5

    Add the individual Grid Cell quantities together to arrive at thetotal cut, total fill volume and the import or volume export

    yardage required for the job.

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    A B C D E F

    87.6 88.6 89.4 90.4 91.6 93.2

    G H J K L M

    87.4 88.2 89.5 90.6 91.6 92.7

    N O P Q R S

    87.2 87.7 89.0 90.4 91.3 92.0

    87.6 88.5 89.3 90.3 91.5 95.0

    94.3

    93.5

    93.1

    A B C D E F G

    300

    88 89 90 91 92 93 94

    No Scale

    Notes:

    1. Bring the entire site to elevation 90.

    2. All grids are 50x 50 = 2500 sq. ft.

    3. Present contours

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    Purpose

    Grade the entire site to grade 90

    Quick and Dirty

    Assume one grid

    Existing 90.50

    Proposed 90.00Cut 0.50

    Total Cost = = 833CY150 x 300 x 0.50

    27

    300'

    150'Need

    FillNeedCut

    90'

    90' 91'

    90.5'

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    Average elevation

    =

    = 88.08

    change = 90-88.08

    = 1.92

    cut =

    = 177.77 CY

    and so on.

    If we choose the grid size to be 50x50

    87.6+88.5+87.6+88.64

    87.6

    88.6

    87.687.6