Concrete Material: Reinforcing Steel and Concrete

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Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control

555 個評分

Columbia University

Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control

555 個評分

課程 3（共 4 門，Specialization Construction Management）

This course introduces the types of cost estimation from the conceptual design phase through the more detailed design phase of a construction project. In addition, the course highlights the importance of controlling costs and how to monitor project cash flow. Students will work on a break-even analysis of construction tasks in a project.

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Pricing

James Sneath, Associate Director of Cost Management for Turner and Townsend, discusses pricing, labor costs and equipment costs. Topics include, cost materials, formwork, reinforcing steel and concrete. Money component and productivity component is discussed in labor costs, as well as estimating equipment costs.

Cost of Materials and Formwork20:43

Concrete Material: Reinforcing Steel and Concrete4:09

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Ibrahim Odeh, Ph.D., MBA
Instructor, Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Columbia University
Director of Research and Founder, Global Leaders in Construction Management

As part of the reinforcing steel component.

Again, this is where you drill down and you start breaking it up.

It's part of reinforcing steel, you've got steel bars.

You've got welded wire fabric, measured per pound or square foot

and usually the bars are fabricated to the required lengths and

shapes like commercial shops prior to delivery to a project.

Also, usually estimated requests to these shops to provide quotations

covering the supply and fabricating of all reinforcing for a given project.

So here, you're going to be relying on the actual shop,

quotations that you can then use within your pricing.

Again, you'll be referring to your guidebooks here for

the certain properties involved in reinforcing the bars.

And here, you've got the bar number,

the diameter, the area it would cover and the weight per pound.

So, it gives you the key information you need to price this up.

So, what affects the productivity in rebar-placing activities?

So, rates vary with the following factors.

So the size and length of the bars, the shape of the bars,

the complexity of the structure.

So, simple structures like walls are faster than

complex structures like stairs.

The distance and height a stair must be carried effects the price.

The allowable tolerance in spacing bars extent of time required.

So, we mentioned the ties earlier and also the skills of the workers.

So the better the worker,

the faster they'll be able to actually put in place the reinforcing steel bars.

Let's look at the concrete component here.

So the cost of concrete in a structure includes the cost of the aggregate,

the cement, the water.

And then lastly, the actual equipment used to mix all of it together,

including any transportation and the placing of the concrete.

So, all this comes into the pricing of concrete.

Again, you have your guide books that can guide you the mix, the particular

finest of the aggregate and the pounds and also the strength involved and

this will apply to any particular scope of works or the project you'll be doing.

It'll be different every time and this is just an example.

Using your guide books, there'll be a lot more detail and a lot more information

that you'll use applicable to that particular project that you're working on.

Also, the outputs of the concrete mixers is important,

that all comes into the pricing.

And again, the guidance gives you the size of it, the range and

the approximate output per cubic yards per hour you would get out

of the mixes that mix the concrete together.

So, what affects the productivity of concreting activities?

So it varies with the location of aggregate piles and cement storage.

So, that's transportation.

The length of the haul and equipment used to haul the concrete.

The conditions of the runways, the distribution of the placing area.

There is always key to allow time for

getting ready to start the pour, the cleaning up the mixes and

all the buggies and for putting away tools and equipment after the pour is completed.

So it's not always as simple as working out the time just to do the job,

there's a lot more involved at the start and at the end as well.

So what we've just covered there, a cost of materials.

We looked at an example of a concrete wall.

We looked at the formwork component,

how you need bring that up to allow you to price it properly.

We looked at reinforcing steel and the concrete.

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