Titlebook: Civil Engineering Quantities; Ivor H. Seeley Textbook 1993Latest edition Ivor H. Seeley 1993 civil engineering.concrete.masonry

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Measurement of Concrete,nderer in relating prices more closely to costs and so simplifying estimating and assisting with the valuation of variations. A change of concrete mix or a variation in placing can be more readily accommodated by a change in the rate of one of the component items.

Inelasticity

Measurement of Roads and Pavings,ycle tracks and other paved areas, together with the necessary kerbs, channels and edgings, traffic signs and surface markings. Landscaping, drainage, fences and gates, and gantries and similar structures supporting traffic signs are measured in accordance with the appropriate classes.

Inelasticity

Measurement of Tunnels,before work is under way, it cannot be assessed accurately at tender stage. The work is highly mechanised and therefore extremely expensive, but is also subject to severe constraints owing to limitations of access and area of working face, and the uncertainty of ground conditions.

MENT

Measurement of Rail Track,vered by items that include both supplying and laying. ‘Supply’ includes delivery of components to the site (rule C3), while ‘laying’ comprises all work subsequent to delivery of components to the site (rule C8). Where track is not to be supplied by the Contractor, the location is to be stated in ac

Nutrient

Measurement of Sewer and Water Main Renovation and Ancillary Works,g the original sewer fabric, but excluding maintenance operations such as isolated local repairs and root or silt removal’. WRc has classified renovation techniques under the three broad categories of stabilisation, linings and coating, each of which is now described in outline. CESMM3 class Y incor

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