This document discusses the process of setting out construction projects. It describes setting out as transferring positions and levels from plans onto the ground. The purpose is to control horizontal and vertical positioning as well as the construction process. Equipment used includes theodolites, levels, staffs, and tapes to measure distances and transfer elevations. Specific techniques are described for setting out buildings, controlling verticality, and grading excavations. The document provides an example calculation for setting out a pipe trench.
This document discusses the process of setting out construction projects. It describes setting out as transferring positions and levels from plans onto the ground. The purpose is to control horizontal and vertical positioning as well as the construction process. Equipment used includes theodolites, levels, staffs, and tapes to measure distances and transfer elevations. Specific techniques are described for setting out buildings, controlling verticality, and grading excavations. The document provides an example calculation for setting out a pipe trench.
Types of working involved, purpose, working procedures, use of
instruments, calculation and setting out for pipe line, drain and trench. INTRODUCTION Setting-out is the reverse process, where the position and levels of new works already recorded on a working plan are transferred to the ground. PURPOSE AND FIELD WORK The controlled process of setting out covers three aspects of positioning new works.
Horizontal Control, in which the true relative positions of
points are fixed on the horizontal plane and marked by pegs in the ground. Vertical Control, in which pegs defining different levels of construction are suitably placed. Works Control, in which the construction processes are controlled, e.g. the vertical alignment of buildings during construction and the control of embankment slopes and excavations. EQUIPMENT Thedolit - Horizontal control and measurement bearing - Vertical Control Levelling equipment and staff – transfers reduced level Plumbub – checking of vertical line Tape – measurement distances EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT SETTING OUT BUILDING TYPES OF LINES AND REFERENCES For the purpose of the setting, the position of a building referred to a few lines or a reference in the plan. Base lines Line in the plan where it outlines the subsidiary set / consulted i. the center line of the road, pipes or sewers ii. line the walls of the building which is a row of existing buildings Subsidiary line The second line is set / referred to the baseline Referred Point stable reference control is made as to face the case of loss or damage to picket or construction point that has been planted Offset Peg CONTROLLING VERTICALITY CONTROLLING GRADING EXCAVATION Illustrates SR
Use of offset sight rails
(SR) Boning rod to control the pipe laying
Double sight rails
MEMANCANG TANDA KERJA KOREKAN(SALURAN PAIP & PEMBETUNG)
get a reduced level ground point during excavation
Menanam rel aras pada ketinggian atau aras laras tertentu Menanam piket dasar pada kecerunan atau invert level tertentu