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    Estimation of Canals: Presented By:-NITISH KUMAR (100107144) NAVEEN KUMAR (100107133) NITESH SINGH (100107142)

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    This document discusses methods for estimating earthwork quantities for canal construction. There are three cases: fully in excavation, partly in excavation/embankment, and fully in embankment. For fully excavated canals, the earthwork quantity is calculated using the formula (Bd+sd^2)*length. For partly excavated canals, the excavated and embankment portions are calculated separately. The economical depth is where the quantities are equal. The width of permanent land depends on the canal dimensions and slopes.

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    This document discusses methods for estimating earthwork quantities for canal construction. There are three cases: fully in excavation, partly in excavation/embankment, and fully in embankment. For fully excavated canals, the earthwork quantity is calculated using the formula (Bd+sd^2)*length. For partly excavated canals, the excavated and embankment portions are calculated separately. The economical depth is where the quantities are equal. The width of permanent land depends on the canal dimensions and slopes.

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    This document discusses methods for estimating earthwork quantities for canal construction. There are three cases: fully in excavation, partly in excavation/embankment, and fully in embankment. For fully excavated canals, the earthwork quantity is calculated using the formula (Bd+sd^2)*length. For partly excavated canals, the excavated and embankment portions are calculated separately. The economical depth is where the quantities are equal. The width of permanent land depends on the canal dimensions and slopes.

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    Estimation of Canals: Presented By:-NITISH KUMAR (100107144) NAVEEN KUMAR (100107133) NITESH SINGH (100107142)

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    This document discusses methods for estimating earthwork quantities for canal construction. There are three cases: fully in excavation, partly in excavation/embankment, and fully in embankment. For fully excavated canals, the earthwork quantity is calculated using the formula (Bd+sd^2)*length. For partly excavated canals, the excavated and embankment portions are calculated separately. The economical depth is where the quantities are equal. The width of permanent land depends on the canal dimensions and slopes.

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    Estimation of Canals

    Presented By:NITISH KUMAR (100107144) NAVEEN KUMAR( 100107133) NITESH SINGH (100107142)

    Earthwork in canals
    There may be three cases of canal section which are 1. Fully in excavation 2. Partly in excavation & partly in filling 3. Fully in embankment

    Fully in excavation
    In this method quantity of earthwork is calculated on the principle of road estimate The formula for calculation is = (Bd+sd^2)*length Width of permanent land = B+2sd+road width on the sides+ extra land widths beyond the roads. Area of permanent land= width of permanent land* length

    Partly in excavation & partly in embankment


    The earthwork of excavated portion is calculated same as in the first method. Earthwork of banks are calculated separately on the same principle. Excess quantity = difference of banking and cutting.

    Economical depth of digging When excavated quantity is just sufficient for banking portion. Area of excavation = Bd+sd^2 Area of banking = (b1+b2)h+s1h^2+s2h These areas are multiplied by lengths give quantities. Economical depth of digging can be calculated by equating the quantity of cutting with the quantity of banking.

    Area of permanent land in partly digging and partly banking Width of permanent land = sum of widths of bed and two banks +widths required for slope + widths beyond outer toes =B+b1+b2+2s1h+2s2h+extra widths Area of permanent land =widths of permanent land *length

    Fully in banking
    quantity of earthwork = (whole sectional area-sectional area of channel)*length =[(Bd+s1D^2)-(bH+s1H^2)]*length B = b+b1+b2+2S1H^2 D = d+H area of permanent land fully in banking Width of permanent land =b+B1+b2+2s1H+2s2D+extra width beyond the outer toes. Area of permanent land = width of permanent land*length

    Example- estimate the earthwork in digging in channel. Also the earthwork in excavation.

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