Lecture 4- Building Construction I

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    CE 303: Introduction to

    ConstructionBlueprint Lab

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    Objectives

    How to read Foundation Plans Commercial Framing Illustrations Reinforced Concrete

    Residential Framing Illustrations Dimensioning Plumbing Plans HVAC Plans

    Electrical Plans/Wiring Diagrams Masonry Symbols Welding Symbols

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    Foundation Plans

    Details of construction for thefootings and foundation walls

    Footings and walls must be verycarefully laid out, as the rest of thebuilding relies on their accuracy

    Slab-on-grade is a concrete slabpoured directly on the subgrade(basement floors, main floors,garage floors, etc..)

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    column footings

    column

    centerline

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    T/F 96-6

    A

    reinforcing

    steel

    sometimes dashedsometimes solid

    T/F = Top of Footing Elevation

    Foundation Wall

    and Footing

    Plan View

    Section View

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    Footer

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    Sl b G d

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    Slab-on-Grade -

    Plan View

    saw cut pattern

    no joints

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    Commercial

    Framing

    Framework constructed of structural steeland/or reinforced concrete.

    Framework is designed to transfer loads to

    columns of steel, thus eliminating theneed for load bearing walls.

    Two types of floor and roof framingsystems.

    One-way floor system (Girders run parallel toeach other)

    Two-way floor system (Beams and girders runin both directions)

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    Commercial

    Framing (cont)

    Steel Beam and Column Designations

    W20x48

    Standard Wide Flange (W) Shape

    20 nominal depth

    48 lbs. per linear foot

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    Reinforced Concrete

    floor systems - one way

    Girder (resting on column)

    Concrete beam

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    Reinforced Concrete

    floor systems - two way waffle

    Waffle Pan or dome system

    C i l

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    Commercial

    Framing (cont)

    Open web joists are used incommercial and industrialconstruction.

    Support loads more efficiently thanbeams and are more economical.

    Designation: 60DLH15

    D: Deep; L: Long-span; H: High Strength

    60: 60 depth; 15: indicates range of spanfrom 70 to 120, from a load table.

    R id ti l

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    Residential

    Framing

    Similar to commercial framing Beams and joists used to support floors

    Wood members used instead of

    structural steel and concrete. More members used in residential

    frames (weaker material and no

    large columns.) Weight of floor supported by wall

    instead of columns.

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    Wood Framing

    widely-used, widely-known

    affordable

    durable dependable

    flexible construction methods

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    Dimensioning

    for exterior walls given to outside of stud

    for interior

    given to edge of stud or centerline of stud

    check drawing carefully to verify thedimensioning practice followed for any

    given set of plans

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    Plumbing Symbols

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    Plumbing Information

    shown on architectural floor plan

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    HVAC Systems

    heating ventilating

    air-conditioning

    produces the movement of airwithin a building

    involves controlling air

    temperature humidity

    cleanliness

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    HVAC Symbols

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    H

    VACP

    lan

    S

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    Electrical Symbols

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    Electrical Prints

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    Electrical Prints

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    Wiring

    Diagrams wiring details

    correspond to aspecific piece ofequipment

    power sources sensors

    gauges

    other equipment

    panel schedules

    lighting schedules

    equipment schedules

    on-line diagrams

    Vario s Joints in

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    Various Joints in

    Concrete

    Construction

    W ldi S b l

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    Welding Symbol

    basic symbol

    W ldi S b l

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    Welding Symbols

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    Location of Weld

    means all-around

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