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11. Exercises in Computer Aided Building Planning and Drawing (BCV305)

The chapter delves into the principles of computer-aided building planning and drawing, emphasizing the design and detailing of various structural elements, including beams, slabs, and lintels. Through systematic exercises, it trains on applying standards for depicting reinforcement, understanding load considerations, and ensuring accuracy in architectural representation. The culmination of activities and exercises reinforces the practical applications of theoretical concepts in real-world construction scenarios.

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Sections

  • 11

    Exercises In Computer Aided Building Planning And Drawing (Bcv305)

    This section outlines exercises related to drawing standard sections for various structural elements, including lintels, beams, slabs, and chajjas.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.1

    Drawing Standard Sections For Lintel And Chajja

    This section covers the drawing of standard sections for lintel and chajja, including dimensions and reinforcement details.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.2

    Drawing Standard Sections For Rcc Beams

    This section covers the drawing of standard sections for Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) beams, focusing on specifications for various types of beams.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.3

    Detailed Section Of A Simply Supported Doubly Reinforced Beam

    This section provides details on drawing the reinforcement layout for a simply supported doubly reinforced beam.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.4

    Longitudinal And Cross Section Of A Cantilever Beam

    This section focuses on the design and detailing of cantilever beams, highlighting longitudinal and cross sections crucial for their structural integrity.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.5

    Drawing Standard Sections For Slabs

    This section covers the drawing of standard sections for slabs, including one-way slabs and two-way slabs, along with detailed reinforcement specifications.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.6

    Details Of One-Way Continuous Slab For A Hall

    This section discusses the design and reinforcement details of a one-way continuous slab used in a hall framework.

    Learning Practice

  • 11.7

    Details Of A Simply Supported Two Way Slab

    This section provides detailed specifications and reinforcement guidelines for simply supported two-way slabs.

    Learning Practice

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Memorization

What we have learnt

  • Understanding the standards...
  • Importance of accurate rein...
  • Application of CAD tools fo...

Final Test

Revision Tests