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5. Drawing of Building Components

The chapter focuses on the proper techniques and methodologies for drafting various building components using AutoCAD, particularly emphasizing masonry walls, footings, and their reinforcements. It provides detailed exercises for creating drawings of foundations, columns, and different types of brick masonry bonds, enhancing students' practical skills in civil engineering. Furthermore, it outlines group activities and reflections on the learning process.

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Sections

  • 5

    Drawings Of Building Components

    This section covers the preparation of building component drawings using AutoCAD, focusing on masonry foundations and various types of footings.

  • 5.1

    Cross Section Of Masonry Wall Foundation, Rcc Columns With Isolated And Combined Footings

    This section covers the crucial elements in designing cross sections of masonry wall foundations, RCC columns, and their corresponding footings.

  • 5.2

    Different Types Of Bonds In Brick Masonry

    This section discusses various types of brick masonry bonds used in construction, particularly focusing on the English bond and Flemish bond.

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What we have learnt

  • Understanding of drawing te...
  • Knowledge on the specifics ...
  • Practical application of ci...

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