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AREN 4506 Assignment #4
This assignment will introduce students to the process of performing quantity take-offs for caissons for their semester project. Please note that students are welcome to work together on this assignment, but every student is expected to do their own work and submit their own file as a deliverable.
For the actual project submission, you are welcome to divide tasks among team members as you see fit. However, this assignment is expected to be completed by each student, as this is an important skill that all students will need to develop for success in this course. Overview This assignment will task students with performing a concrete and reinforcing steel QTO for a caisson for the semester project. Please note the annotations provided on the images below to illustrate which caisson you are tasked with analyzing. Specific deliverables required are outlined below. Please reference the semester project documents for additional information as necessary for performing this QTO. Please refer to the specific caisson identified on the drawing shown below.
Zoomed in view of clouded area: Deliverables The following deliverables must be included in this assignment submission. 1. [3 Points] Show calculations for determining CY of concrete for this caisson 2. [3 Points] Show calculations for determining Tons of steel reinforcing for this caisson. 3. [2 Points] Document assumptions made when performing this QTO 4. [2 Points] Present work in a clear and professional manner that documents all steps taken. A tabular or spreadsheet format is encouraged. Be sure to format the deliverable so that it is easy to identify the required deliverables. Perform QTO for this caisson.
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