Irrigation canals
Bed cut and both banks as separate layers, each with its own quantity.
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Linear jobs surveyed by chainage get cross and long sections, quantities and setting-out readings. Sites, tanks and layouts surveyed as points get contours, cut and fill and capacities. Each page below walks through one kind of job, start to finish.
Design the typical section once as a template, place it along the route, and every chainage gets its layers, toe points and quantities.
Bed cut and both banks as separate layers, each with its own quantity.
Canals →Subgrade, GSB, WMM and bituminous courses as layers from one template, placed by gradient.
Roads →Fill volumes with side slopes and toe points worked out at every chainage.
Bunds and embankments →Subgrade, blanket and ballast as layers from one template, along long L-sections.
Railways →Trench sections drawn as templates, with quantities per chainage.
Drains and sewers →Import total station or DGPS points; the surface and contours are drawn at once, and the volumes and capacities are worked out on it.
Cut and fill to level a plot, flat or with a fall, and the level where they balance.
Site levelling →Capacity and water spread up to the full tank level, and the desilting quantity.
Tanks and ponds →Contour plans from DGPS or total station points, with breaklines and your title block.
Layout contour plans →