MULTIPACK BUILDING CONSTUCTION MASONRY - 6 PACK VALUE

Box for illustration only OS Software 6 of Our Normal Packs  in One Big Volume Building & Construction Training Manuals   The 6 Packs You Get on one CD   1  Building & Construction 2. Carpentry 3. Concrete & Masonry 4. Plumbing 5. Roofing 6. Surveying     Professional Auto-run CD with easy-use menu system Accessing your Course  is simplicity itself with this professionally authored menu-driven CD - all you need to be able to do is click your mouse!         Included on your CD:      Pack 1 - Building & Construction - 3 Volumes    A practical guide to Buidling and Construction set in three volumes. Arranged in pdf files with free viewer included Building & Construction Manual Volume 1 (276 pages)   Covering all the skills which should be mastered by those seeking advancement in building and construction. The major topics addressed in this book include:   construction administration and safety drawings and specifications woodworking tools materials and methods of woodworking wire rope scaffolding leveling and grading concrete placing concrete masonry planning, estimating and scheduling     Building & Construction Manual Volume 2 (302 pages)   continues where Volume 1 ends The topics covered in Volume 2 include:   floor and wall construction roof framing exterior and interior finishing plastering, stuccoing, and ceramic tile paints and preservatives heavy construction   Building & Construction Manual Volume 3 (Advanced) (332 pages) The topics covered in this manual include:   technical administration planning, estimating, and scheduling concrete construction masonry construction shop organization and millworking quality control maintenance inspections heavy construction Back to Top Pack 2 - Carpentry -  4 Volumes 1. Carpentry & Joinery     Chapter 1 - Construction Drawings Architectural Symbols, Line Conventions and Material Conventions Working Drawings Site Plans Elevations Floor Plans Detail Drawings Sections Details Wood Framing Drawings Light Wood Framing Heavy Wood Framing Chapter 2 - Construction Planning and Materials Planning Built-in-Place Method Panel Method Materials Lumber Hardware Chapter 3 - Bills of Materials Materials Takeoff List Materials Estimate List Bill of Materials Format Chapter 4 - Building Layout and Foundation Layout Laying Out a Rectangular Building Site Laying Out an Irregular Building Site Setting Batter Boards Extending Lines Squaring Lines Foundations Wall Foundations Column or Post Foundations Chapter 5 - Forms for Concrete Form Design Form Construction Foundation and Footing Forms WallForms Column Forms Beam and Girder Forms Floor Forms Stair Forms Form Removal Chapter 6 - Rough Framing Types of Framing Light Framing Heavy Framing Expedient Framing Connections Joints Splices Sills Platform Construction Balloon-Framed Construction Braced-Framing Sills Built-Up Sills Girders Size Requirements Load Area Floor Load Built-Up Girders Splicing Girder Supports Girder Forms Flooring Floor Joists Floor Joists for Platform Construction Floor Bridging Floor Openings Subfloors Finish Floors Walls and Partitions Corner Posts Partition Posts Studs Girts Sole Plate Bridging Plumbed Posts and Straightened Walls Bracing Exterior Walls Ceilings Wall Openings Stovepipes Ventilators Stairways Stairway Framing Risers and Treads Chapter 7 - Roof Systems and Coverings Roof Framing Roofing Terms Trusses Roof Openings Roof Decking Roof Coverings Asphalt and Asbestos-Cement Roofing Built-Up Roofing Material Re-Roofing Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Asphalt-Prepared Roll Roofings Built-Up Roofs Slate Roofs Tile Roofs Asbestos-Cement Roofs Metal Roofs Wood-Shingle Roofs Chapter 8 - Doors and Windows Doors Types of Doors Door Frames Swing Door Hardware Door Installation Lock Installation Windows Window Frames Window Sashes Accessories Window Screens Door Screens Hoods or Canopies Chapter 9 - Finish Carpentry Interior Wall and Partition Coverings Plywood and Fiberboard Sheetrock Base Molding Ceiling Coverings Sheetrock Plywood Fiberboard Ceiling Moldings Chapter 10 - Nonstandard Fixed Bridge Bridge Classification Substructure Abutments Intermediate Supports Bracing Construction ProceduresSuperstructure Stringers Flooring Curbs Handrails Sidewalks End Dam Chapter 11 - Timber-Pile Wharves Types of Wharves Types of Piles Bearing Piles Fender Piles Mooring Piles Installation of Piles Using Special Tools Straightening Piles Cutting Piles Capping Timber Piles Bracing Piles Wharf Superstructure Stringers Decking String Pieces Fender Piles and Chocks Pile Clusters and Corner Fenders Floating Log Fenders (Camels) Pile-Mooring Dolphins Docking Hardware Hardware Installation Anchorages for Hardware Appendix A - Conversion Tables Length Area Linear Measure Appendix B Carpentry Abbreviations and Symbols Abbreviations Symbols Architectural Plumbing Electrical Appendix C - Manpower Estimates Appendix D - General Information Floor and Wall Tile Resilient Floor Tile Ceramic and Other Specialty Tiles Suspended Ceilings Acoustical Tile Grid-System Components Installation Painting Ceilings and Walls Ceilings Walls Cleanup     2. Carpentry VOl I   This course is designed to teach you the basic skills of a carpenter and the building materials and tools you will use. Contained within this course is instruction on construction prints, building materials, hand tools, and power machinery Contents   Course Overview   Section 1: Construction Prints and Building Materials    Part A: Construction Prints for Buildings    Part B: Bill of Materials (BOMs)    Part C: Building Materials    Practice Exercise    Answer Key and Feedback Section 2: Tools and Equipment    Part A: Care and Use of Hand Tools    Part B: Care and Use of Power Machinery    Practice Exercise       3. Carpentry Vol II     The Carpentry II course will provide you with enough knowledge to construct floor systems, stairs, wall systems (including the installation of windows and door), and roof systems of wooden structures. This course is presented in three lessons. At the end of these lessons, you will be able to take a set of construction drawings and construct a wood-frame building Course overview Section 1: Floor Construction Part A: FloorFraming Part B: Subflooring Part C: Finish Flooring Section 2: Wall-System and Stairway Construction Part A: Framing Members Part B: Wall Sheathing Part C: Moldings Part D: Stairs Practice Exercise Section 3: Roof Construction Part A: Roof Types Part B: Framing Members Part C: Roof-Covering Material     4. Carpentry Voume III     This course, concludes the instruction on carpentry. It discusses the requirements for competent cabinet work, explaining the kinds and selections of woods, the classification and uses of woodworking joints, and the standards for their employment. The selection of materials for constructing wooden articles, the assembling of parts into units, and the steps taken in a final inspection of completed work are presented in sequence. Course overview Sections 1. Cabinetwork 2. Prefabricated Buildings 3. Heavy Timber Construction Back to Top Pack 3 - Concrete & Masonry -  7 Volumes Concrete and Masonry Manual (301 Pages)   Concrete Chapter 1 - General Basic Consideration Desirable Concrete Properties Chapter 2 - Concrete Components  Cements Water Aggregates Admixtures Chapter 3 - Proportioning Concrete Mixtures  Method Considerations Trial-Batch Method Absolute-Volume Method Chapter 4 - Form Design and Construction Principles Design Construction Joints and Anchors Chapter 5 - Construction Procedures Reconnaissance Site Preparation Excavation Handling and Transporting Placement Finishing Curing Temperature Effects Form Removal Repairing Chapter 6 - Reinforced-Concrete Construction Development and Design Structural Members Reinforcing Steel Precast Concrete Masonry Chapter 7 - Basic Equipment and Components General Mason's Tools and Equipment Mortar Scaffolding Chapter 8 - Concrete Masonry Characteristics of Concrete Block Construction Procedures Rubble Chapter 9 - Brick and Tile Masonry Characteristics of Brick Bricklaying Methods Brick Construction Reinforced Brick Masonry Structural Clay-Tile Masonry Appendices Conversion Table Method of Making Slump Field Test for Moisture Deformation on Sand   Architectural Concrete (42 pages) Chapters General Planning and Design Criteria Forms Concrete Materials and Proportions Batching and Transporting Concrete Placement Curing and Form Removal Exposed Aggregate Architectural Surfaces Repairs and Final Finishing Quality Assurance Mass Concrete and Roller Compacted Concrete     Grouting Technology (158 pages) Chapters Introduction Purposes And Limitations Of Grouting Geologic Considerations For Investigation And Design Planning And Procedures Grout Materials Equipment Application To Water Retention Structures Application To Tunnels, Shafts, And Chambers Application To Navigation Structures Application To Building Foundations Precision And Specialty Grouting Performance Of Work Field Procedures Methods Of Estimating     Roller Compacted Concrete (76 pages) Chapters Introduction Investigation and Selection of Materials Mixture Proportioning Properties Design and Construction Considerations Construction Methods and Equipment Quality Control and Quality Assurance in RCC Construction Performance     Standard Practice (121 pages) Chapters Introduction and Policy Investigation and Selection of Materials Construction Requirements and Special Studies Mixture Proportioning Considerations Preparation of Plans and Specifications Coordination Between Design and Field Activities Preparation for Construction Concrete Construction Concrete Quality Verification and Testing Special Concretes Concrete Report   Structural Design (82 pages) Chapters Introduction Precast Concrete Applications, Components, Manufacture,and Structure Erection Materials for Precast Concrete Materials for Prestressed Concrete Loads Connections In-Fill Concrete Placement Details Strength and Serviceability Requirements   Masonry (119 pages)   Select Mortar Materials and Mix Mortar Materials Mortar  Bond Mortar Formulas Mixing the Mortar Practice Exercise Construct a Concrete-Block Wall Footings Concrete Blocks Planning the Concrete-Block Walls First Course of Concrete Blocks Control Joints Laying Up the Corners Laying the Concrete Blocks Between Corners Tooling the Joints Intersecting Walls Anchor Bolts Lintels, Sills, and Reinforcing Steel Patching and Cleaning the Concrete-Block Walls Construct a Brick Wall Types and Characteristics of Bricks Types of Brick Bonds Mortar Joints Finishing the Joints Cutting the Bricks Laying a Common Bond Brick Wall Window and Door Openings LintelsProtecting the Brick Against Weathering Reinforced Brick   Design Forms For a Concrete Column (18 pages)   Design Forms For a Concrete Wall (52 pages)   Design Forms For an Overhead Concrete Slab (24 pages) Back to Top Pack 4 - Plumbing - 6 Volumes Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Training Course (277 pages) Chapter 1 Plumbing Systems Section I - Basic Water Supply and Distribution System Plans Bills of Materials Water Supply Lines and Branches Tapping the Water Main Installing Curb and Meter Stops Hot-Water Supply System Fire-Protection Water Systems Section II - Theater of Operations Water Supply and Distribution System Water Distribution Methods Plans and Installation Design Procedures Section III - Sewerage System Plans Sanitary Sewer and Drains Storm Sewer and Drain Combination Drain Industrial Drain Pipes and Fittings House Sewer Manholes Sewage Disposal Sewage Disposal Facilities Section IV - Wastewater Policy Responsibilities Consideration Factors Collection Disposal Section V - Human Waste Policy Responsibilities Field Expedient Facilities Fixed and Installation Facilities Section VI - Solid Waste Policy Responsibilities Disposal v Section VII - Human Waste Disposal in the Field Constructing and Closing Latrines Cathole Latrine Straddle-Trench Latrine Deep-Pit Latrine Bored-Hole Latrine Latrines in Areas With High Groundwater Tables Urine Disposal Facilities Maintenance of Urine Disposal Facilities v Section VIII - Wastewater Disposal in the Field Kitchen Waste Grease Traps Evaporation Beds Wastewater Design Considerations Alternate Systems Pipe Sizes Pipe Cover Chapter 2 Heating Systems Hot-Water Heating Systems Steam Heating Systems Forced-Air Heating Systems Chapter 3 Basic Plumbing Repairs and Maintenance Leaks Frozen Pipes Scale Waste-System Stoppages Chapter 4 Plumbing Fixtures Water Supply and Piping Requirement Water Closets Lavatories Sinks Urinals Showers Bathtubs Laundry Tubs Drinking Fountains Chapter 5 Water Heaters Types Sizes Operation Hazards   Chapter 6 Pipes and Fittings Pipe Selection Pipe Assembly Materials Pipe Measurements Cast-Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings Galvanized-Steel/Iron Pipe and Fittings Copper Tubing and Fittings Plastic Pipe and Fittings Other Types of Pipes and Fittings Chapter 7 Valves and Faucets Section I Valves Types Repair and Maintenance v Section II Faucets Types Installation Repairs Chapter 8 Stacks and Branches Pipe Selection Pipe Size Installation Stack and Branch Supports Testing Chapter 9 Traps and Vents Section I - Traps Use Types Trap Seal Loss v Section II - Vents Installation Sizes   Chapter 10 Steam, Gas, and Air Piping Steam Piping Gas and Air Piping Chapter 11 Pumps Characteristics Types Installation and Operation Valves Priming Maintenance and Repair Trouble Sources Chapter 12 Insulation Types Installation Maintenance Appendices Appendix A - Construction Plans and Drawings Appendix B - Bills of Materials Appendix C - Pipe Sizes for Water Distribution System Design Appendix D - Design Procedures Water Distribution Systems     Water Supply (66 pages)   Lesson 1 - Water Supply System and Piping Materials Identifying the Types of Piping Materials Measuring the Pipes Preparing the Piping Materials Lesson 2 - Rough-In Water Supplies and Water Supply Pipeline Runs Installing Stops (Valves) Using Fittings on Water Supply Pipeline Runs Installing Water Supply Pipeline Runs Supporting Water Supply Pipeline Runs Testing the Water Supply System for Leaks     Waste Systems (103 pages) Lesson 1 - Waste Systems and Materials Classifying Types of Piping Measuring Pipes Preparing Piping Materials Identifying Fittings and Using Joint Connections for Rigid Plastic Pipe Identifying Fittings and Using Joint Connections for Galvanized Steel Pipe Identifying Fittings and Using Joint Connections for Rigid Copper Tubing Lesson 2 - Waste System Roughing-In LeInstalling Sewer Pipelines Installing Drain Lines and Stacks Venting the Waste System Installing Piping Material Supporting Pipeline Runs Testing the System for Leaks     Plumbing Fixtures (72 pages) Lesson 1 - Installation of Lavatories Identifying Lavatories Installing Wall-Hung Lavatories Installing Faucets Attaching Drain Outlets Installing P Traps Installing Angled Shutoff Valves Installing Flexible Tubing Testing a Lavatory for Mechanical Operation Lesson 2 - Installation of Water Closets with Flushing Devices Identifying Water Closets Installing Water Closets Attaching Flushing Devices Installing Flushing Mechanisms Installing Flushometers Installing Water Service Adjusting Flushing Mechanisms Installing the Seat Lesson 3 - Installation of Urinals Identifying Urinals Installing Wall-Hung Urinals Attaching Drain Outlet Attachments Connecting P Traps Installing Flushometers     Repair Valves and Fixture Control Devices (44 pages) Lesson 1 - Maintenance of Valves Identifying Valves Repairing Valves Lesson 2 - Maintenance of Fixture Control Devices Repairing Flushing Mechanisms Repairing Control Devices     Clear Waste System Stoppages (36 pages) Lesson 1 - Plumbing Fixtures Identifying Clearing Tools Clearing Stoppages in Plumbing Fixtures Lesson 2 - Waste Lines Identifying Sewer Snakes Clearing Stoppages in Waste Lines Back to Top Pack 5 - Roofing -  2 Volumes Maintenance & Repair of Roofs (127 pages) Chapter 1 - Introduction General Purpose Scope Painting Fire classification of roof coverings for military construction Manufacturers' instructions Use of accepted materials Structural problems Method of accomplishing work Access to roofs Equipment on roofs Use of construction guide specifications Roofing colors General Criteria, standards and procedures Chapter 2 - General Discussion Importance of periodic inspections Importance of special inspections Importance of contract inspections Maintenance Repairs Reroofing Research on roofing Chapter 3 - Causes Of Roof Failures Lack of maintenance Weathering Use of unseasoned lumber or improper grade plywood Improper storage Improper application of materials Use of improper materials Wind damage Exposed nails Failure of flashings Improper design   Chapter 4 - Built-Up Roofing Description and General Discussion General Slope Bitumen Felts Aggregate-surfaced roofs Smooth-surfaced roofs Insulation Vapor barrier Venting Fastenings Roof drainage Designation Roof Decks for Built-up Roofs Wood decks Poured concrete and gypsum decks Precast concrete units Precast gypsum units Steel decks Storage, Handling, and Application of Materials Weather conditions Asphalt and coal-tar pitch Felts Surfacing Insulation and underlayment Vapor barriers Determining Treatment for Built-up Roofs Maintenance Methods for Built-up Roofs General Maintenance of aggregate-surface~ built-up roofs Maintenance of smooth-surfaced roofs Repair Methods for Built-up Roofs Aggregate-surfaced, built-up roofs Smooth-surfaced asphalt, built-up roofs Reroofing General Specifications Drawings Preparation of deck for reroofing Corrective measures Chapter 5 - Asphalt Shingle Roofing Description and General Discussion References General description Coverage Weight Headlap Exposure Fire Resistance Square-butt strip shingles Wind-resistant shingles Roof Decks for Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Storage and Handling Asphalt Shingles Handling shingles Storage of shingles Section Determining Treatment for Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Weathering Clawed shingles Recoating Maintenance and Repair Methods for Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Maintaining roofs having improperly nailed shingles Maintaining asphalt-shingled roofs in areas of strong winds Maintaining asphalt-shingled roofs damaged by hail Renewing rotted eaves boards Installing drip edge at rake Reroofing With Asphalt Shingles Preparing deck for reroofing with asphalt shingles Applying asphalt-shingle roof Chapter 6 - Asphalt Roll Roofing Description and General Discussion General Smooth-surfaced Mineral-surfaced Fire resistance rating Roof Decks for Asphalt Roll Roofing Roofs Storage and Handling Asphalt Roll Roofing Determining Treatment for Asphalt Roll Roofing Roofs Leaking seams Smooth-surfaced Mineral-surfaced Maintenance Methods-Asphalt Roll Roofing Recoating smooth-surfaced roll roofing’s Recoating mineral-surfaced roll roofing’s Repair Methods-Asphalt Roll Roofing’s Small breaks Large breaks Large areas Repairing leaky seams of roll roofing Storage and Handling of Metal Roofing Chapter 7 - Asbestos-Cement Roofing Description and General Discussion General Types Fire resistance ratings Roof Decks for Asbestos-Cement Roofs Asbestos-cement shingles Corrugated asbestos-cement sheets Storage and Handling of Asbestos-Cement Roofing Asbestos-cement shingles Corrugated asbestos-cement sheets Determining Treatment for Asbestos-Cement Roofs Maintenance and Repair Methods-Asbestos-Cement Roofing Asbestos-cement shingles Asbestos-cement corrugated sheets Reroofing with Asbestos-Cement Roofing Asbestos-cement shingles Asbestos-cement corrugated sheets Chapter 8 - Slate Roofing Description and General Discussion Description Availability Characteristics Fire classification Roof Decks for Slate Roofs Storage and Handling of Slates Determining Treatment of Slate Roofs General Replacement or Re-Use Maintenance and Repair Methods-Slate Roofs General Replacing broken slate Reroofing with slate Preparing deck for reroofing Applying slate roof Chapter 9 - Tile Roofing Description and General Discussion General Sloping roofs Promenade tile Weights Fire classification Decks for Tile Roofs Sloping decks Flat decks Storage and Handling of Tiles Determining Treatment for Tile Roofs Sloping roofs Flat roofs with promenade tiles Maintenance and Repair Methods-Tile Roofs Sloping roofs Promenade tile on flat decks Reroofing Sloping Roofs with Tile Preparing deck Applying tile roof   Chapter 10 - Wood-Shingle Roofing Description and General Discussion General Description Preservative treatment Specification Roof Decks for Wood-Shingle Roofs Storage and Handling of Wood Shingles Determining Treatment for Wood-Shingle Roofs Maintenance and Repair Methods-Wood Shingle Roofs Warped shingles Removing cracked or rotted shingles and applying new ones Treating shingles with creosote or shingle stain Reroofing with Wood Shingles General Preparing deck for reroofing with wood shingles Chapter 11 - Metal Roofing Description and General Discussion General Expansion and contraction Galvanic action Workability Types of metal roofing Fire protection Soldering Thickness of sheet metals Roof Decks for Metal Roofing’s Storage and Handling of Metal Roofing’s Treatment for Metal Roofs Copper roofing Terne roofing Galvanized steel roofing Aluminum roofing Corrosion-resisting (stainless) steel Protected metal roofing Chapter 12 - Flashings and Appurtenances Wall, Chimney, and Monitor Flashing General discussion Flashing failures Maintenance and repair methods Reroofing Vent Flashings (Ventilators, Plumbing Stacks, etc) General discussion Failures-vent flashings Maintenance of vent flashings Repair of metal vents during reroofing Valley Flashings General discussion Failure of valley flashings Maintenance and repair Drainage Systems General discussion Inspection Maintenance and repair Gravel Stops and Metal Edging General discussion Inspection Maintenance and repair Other Projections General discussion Maintenance and repair Reroofing Chapter 13 - Special Roofings Elastomeric Roofing Description and general discussion Use of elastomeric roofing Bare Concrete Roofs-Tropical Areas Roofing in Arctic Areas General Vapor barrier Roof slope Sheet metal eaves flashing (strip shingles) Provision for expansion and contraction Chapter 14 - Safety General Introduction Storage and handling of materials Ladders Scaffolds Roof brackets Heating and Handling Bituminous Materials General Precautions Sheet Metal Working Tools and equipment Precautions Fire Prevention and Other Shop Precautions General Precautions         Roofing & Waterproofing (39 pages)    Chapter 1 General Purpose Scope References Performance General Requirements Fire Resistance Wind Resistance Slope Climate Moisture Migration and Vapor Retarders Aesthetics Economics Details Chapter 2 Low Slope Roofing Introduction Slope Drainage Climate Roof Deck Roof Selection Roof Mounted Equipment Traffic Surfaces Chapter 3 Roof Deck Functions Design Drainage Dimensional Stability Deflection Anchorage Surface Condition Treatment of Joints Expansion Joints Area Dividers Steel Deck Cast-in-Place Deck CHAPTER 4. INSULATION Background Thermal Resistance Location Fire Resistance Materials Application Criteria Storage Properties Tapered Insulation CHAPTER 5 BUILT-UP ROOFING General Description Bitumens Felts Surfacings Flashing Flashing Design Differential Movement Contours Compatibility Quality Control Chapter 6 SINGLE-PLY ROOFING General Elastomeric Sheets Plasticized Thermoplastic Sheets Uncured Elastomers Perimeter Anchorage Field Anchorage Design Recommendations Information Required For Design Design Requirements Flashings and Cants Sheet Metal Work Applicable Details Chapter 7 MODIFIED BITUMEN ROOFING General Design Considerations Quality Control Chapter 8 PROTECTED MEMBRANE ROOFING General Design Criteria Materials Drainage Flashings Other Considerations Applicable Details Chapter 9 FLUID-APPLIED ROOFING Membranes and Coatings Dispersions Two-Component Systems Advantages Disadvantages Applications Chapter 10 SPRAYED POLYURETHANE FOAM Material Description Uses Disadvantages Design Recommendations Membrane Coatings Application Flashings CHAPTER 11. STEEP ROOFING Description Function Materials Slopes Decks Underlayment Ventilation Anchorage Techniques Flashings Applicable Details CHAPTER 12. WATERPROOFING AND DAMPPROOFING General Uses Substrates Membrane Protection Subterranean Space Drain Tile Design Requirements Dampproofing Details Plaza Waterproofing    Back to Top Pack 6 - Surveying -  2 Volumes Construction Engineering and Survey Training Volume I (510 Pages)   Chapter 1 - Construction Methods And Materials: Heavy Construction Abutments Intermediate Supports Superstructure Foundations And Piles Pile Construction Bearing Piles Waterfront Structures Stable-Shoreline Structures Wharfage Structures Timber Fasteners And Connectors Timber Connectors Structural Steel Structural Steel Shapes Steel Frame Structures Bridges Towers Structural Steel Connectors Pins Chapter 2 Construction Methods And Materials: Electrical And Mechanical  Systems Transmission System Primary Feeders Primary Mains Control And Protective Devices Conductor Supports Electrical Distribution Drawings Electrical Details Water Sources And Treatment Distribution System Elements And Accessories Distribution System Layout Hydrant Locations Wastewater Systems Design Chapter 3 - Horizontal Construction  Survey  Road Plan  Road Profile  Road Dimensions  Sequence Of Construction  Typical Section  Preliminary Cross Section  Drainage  Roadway Ditches  Interceptor Ditches  Airfields  Subbase And Base Course  Materials   Chapter 4 - Project Drawings Architectural Divis1on Electrical Division Fire Protection Division Heating System Steam-Heating Systems Ventilating Systems Checking And Editing Construction Drawings Checking And Editing Construction Drawings - Continued Chapter 5 -  Specification/Material Estimating/Advanced Base Planning Project Specifications Guidance Use Of Drawings And Specifications Sources Of Error Concrete Advanced Base Planning Chapter 6 -  Care And Adjustment Of Surveying Equipment Instrument Adjustments And Repairs Engineer’s Level Adjustments Adjusting The Level Tube Transit Adjustments Adjusting The Plate Bubbles Adjusting The Horizontal Axis Adjusting The Telescope Level Minor Repairs And Replacement Procedures Chapter 7 - Indirect Leveling/Level And Traverse Computations Trigonometric Leveling Level And Traverse Computations Level Computations Calculating The Allowable Error Traverse Computations Checking And Reducing Distances Linear Error Of Closure Traverse Tables/Adjusting Bearings And Distances Plane Coordinates Computing Areas Area By Trapezoidal Formula Area By Planimeter Parcels That Include Curves Plotting Horizontal Control Plotting Angles From Tangents Plotting By Coordinates Mistakes In Computations Outsized Latitude And/Or Departure Error Of Closure Chater 8 - Topographic Surveying And Mapping Vertical Control Locating Details By Transit And Stadia Stadia Interval Figure 8-5.-Stadia Interval—Inclined Sight. Distance And Elevation For Inclined Sights Approximate Forms Of Stadia Formulas Field Procedures Topographic Mapping Ground Point Systems Grid Coordinate System Cross Refiles Characteristics Of Contour Lines Map Scales And Contour Intervals Contour Map Construction Interpolating Contour Lines General Requirements For Topographic Maps Chapter 9 - Plane-Table Topography And Map Projection Orientation Methods Backlighting Three-Point Method Point Location Values Of Plane-Table Method Plane-Table Pointers Development Of A Topographic Map Map Projection Mercator Projection Universal Transverse Mercator Military Grid Universal Transverse Mercator Military Grid - Continued Conic Projection Conformality Polyconic Projection Lambert Conformal Conic Projection Chapter 10 - Engineering And Land Surveys Pole Line Surveys Route Surveys For Drainage Artificial Drainage Other Route Surveys Earthwork Computations Area Of Five-Level Or Irregular Section Earthwork Volume Construction Surveys Culverts And Bridges Laser Method Of Laying Pipe Construction Sheets Airfield Surveys Waterfront Surveys Offshore Location By Chaining Offshore Location By Triangulation Land Surveying By Rectangular System Job Requirements Of The Land Surveyor Land Survey General Procedure Plats Of Surveyed Lands Land Survey Precision Chapter 11 -  Horizontal And Vertical Curves Types Of Horizontal Curves Elements Of A Horizontal Curve. Degree Of Curvature Degree Of Curve (Chord Definition) Curve Formulas Deflection Angles And Chords Solving And Laying Out A Simple Curve Solving A Simple Curve - Continued Simple Curve Layout Field Notes Vertical Curves Elements Of Vertical Curves Symmetrical Vertical Curves Symmetrical Vertical Curves - Continued Unsymmetrical Vertical Curves Checking The Computation By Plotting Using A Profile Work Sheet Chapter 12 -  Electronic Surveying Equipment Direction Of Edm Measured Lines Reduction Of Slope Distance Slope Reduction Using The Vertical Angle - Continued Electronic Positioning Systems Laser Equipment Laser Rod Chapter 13 - Materials Testing Sample Preparation And Compaction Procedures Data And Calculations Density Tests Calibration Site Preparation Bearing Tests Cbr Test Equipment And Tools Preparation Of Test Samples Hydrometer Analysis Calculations Concrete And Concrete Testing Identification Of Cement Types Of Aggregate Tests For Aggregates Tests For Soundness Test For Undesirable Lightweight Material Specific Gravity And Absorption, Fine Aggregate Admixtures Curing Concrete Testing Unit Weight Other Concrete Strength Tests Bitumens And Bituminous-Materials Testing Cutbacks Characteristics And Uses Of Bitumens Field Identification Of Bitumens Laboratory Tests Of Bitumens Identification Tests Flash Point Tests Tests On Aggregate Test For Mineral Dust Mix Design Tests Density And Voids Determination Hazardous-Material Precautions Chapter 14 - Technical Administration And Supervision Labour Distribution Reports And Timekeeping Deployment Completion Report Drafting Room Layout Engineering Technical Library Training Of Drafters Field Engineering Section Work Assignments Procedures For Checking Field Notes Materials Testing Section Work Assignments Chapter 15 - Field Astronomy And Triangulation Elements Of Field Astronomy Celestial System Of Coordinates Astronomical Triangle Declination Local Hour Angle (Lha) Polar Distance Latitude By Altitude Of The Sun At Noon Sun Observations For Azimuth Time And Date Field Procedure Observations On Polaris Or Other Stars Triangulation Types Of Triangulation Networks Chain Of Quadrilaterals Triangulation Stations, Signals, And Instrument Supports Triangulation Procedures Reconnaissance Base Line Measurement Computations Adjusting A Chain Of Quadrilaterals Checking For Precision Average Triangle Closure Locations Of Points Coordinates Chapter 16 - Soils: Surveying And Exploration/Classification/Field Identification Base Map Surveys Pedological Surveys Soil Surveys Objectives Of A Soil Survey Sources Of Information Field Observations Planning Field Explorations Recommended Procedures For Soil Surveys Soil Classification Borderline Soils Fine-Grained Soils Coefficient Of Curvature Field Identification Visual Examination Breaking Or Dry-Strength Test Roll Or Thread Test Bite Or Grit Test Chapter 17 - Mix Design: Concrete And Asphalt Entrained Air Trial Batch Method Example Using Trial Batch Method Adjusting For Slump And Air Content Example Using Absolute Volume Method Example Using Absolute Volume Method - Continued Variation In Mixtures Materials Estimation Bituminous Mix Design General Procedures And Guidelines Aggregate Blending Limits Job-Mix Formula (Ac Mixes) Surface Area Method Of Mix Design Chapter 18 - Soil Stabilization Mechanical Method Bituminous Soil-Cement Stabilization Soil-Cement Tests Bituminous Stabilization Types Of Bitumen Questions     Construction Engineering and Survey Training Volume II (761 Pages)   Chapter 1 - Mathematics And Units Of Measurement Types Of Numbers Decimal Equivalents Powers, Roots, Exponents, And Radicals Arithmetic Extraction Of Square Roots Reciprocals Ratio And Proportion Geometry Determining Areas Area Of A Triangle Area Of A Rhombus Or Rhomboid Area By Reducing To Triangles Area Of An Ellipse Determining Volumes Volume Of A Prism Trigonometry Functions Of Angles Functions And Cofunctions Functions Of Angles In A Right Triangle Methods Of Solving Triangles Acute Angle Of Right Triangle By Sine Or Cosine Solution By Laws Of Cosines The Ambiguous Case Determination Of Angle From Three Known Sides Scientific Pocket Calculator Hints On Computing Units Of Linear Measurement Units Of Area Measurement Units Of Weight More Units Of Measurement Pressure Measurement Electrical Measure Mechanical Power Measure Conversion Of Units Conversion Of Units - Continued   Chapter 2 -  Drafting Equipment Engineering Charts And Graphs Drafting Equipment Drafting Media - Continued Drafting Pencils Drafting Tables With Boards T Squares Parallel Straightedge Triangles Adjustable Triangles Drawing Instrument Sets Dividers Drop Bow Pen Beam Compass Proportional Dividers Architect’s Scale Engineer’s Scale Engineer’s Scale - Continued Map Measures And Scale Indicators Drafting Templates Freehand Lettering Pens Drawing Ink Other Tools Chapter 3 - Drafting: Fundamentals And Techniques; Reproduction Process Your Equipment And Materials Basic Drafting Techniques Attachment Of Paper To The Board Vertical Lines Parallel And Perpendicular Lines Use Of The Compass - Continued Use Of The French Curve Use Of Drafting Templates Use Of The Drafting Scale Drawing Formats Sheet Layout Examples Of Title Blocks Used On Drawings Prepared By Naval Construction Battalion Satisfactory To Block Format Used In Preparing Revision Blocks Use Of Line Characteristics And Conventions Use Of Line Characteristics And Conventions–Continued Construction Lines Dimension Lines Break Lines Phantom Lines Viewing Or Cutting Plane Lines Order Of Penciling Order Of Inking Freehand Lettering Ames Lettering Instrument Spacing Between Guidelines Straight-Line Capitals Curved- And Straight-Line Combinations Numerals And Fractions Inclined Lettering Composition Of Lettering Line Spacing Mechanical Lettering Templates Line Weights Spacing And Centering Lettering System Reproduction Room Exploded View Of The Blu-Ray Model 842 Whiteprinter Warning Troubleshooting Ozalid Principles Of Operation Ammonia Flow System Cooling And Exhaust System Reproduction Materials Summary   Chapter 4 - Drafting: Geometric Construction Bisection Of A Line Transfer Of An Angle Bisection Of An Angle Equilateral Triangle Square: Given Length Of Side Square Circumscribed On A Given Inscribed Circle Any Regular Polygon With A Given Length Of Side Regular Pentagon On A Given Inscribed Circle Circle Through Three Points Line Tangent To A Given Point On A Circle Circular Arc Tangent To Two Other Circular Area Compound Curves Reverse, Or Ogee, Curve Ellipse By Pin-And-String Method Ellipse By Four-Center Method   Chapter 5 - Drafting: Projections And Sketching Basic Orthographic Projection Orthographic Projection Third-Angle Projection A Third-Angle Projection Brought Into A Single Plane Use Of A Miter Line American Standard Arrangement Of Views In A Six-View Third-Angle Multi-View Projection Proper Spacing Of Views Improved Spacing For Three-View Projection Of Object Shown In Figure 5-18 Multi-View Analysis Of A Third-Angle Orthographic Projection Two-View Multi-View Projections Normal And Non-Normal Lines Auxiliary Views Projection Of Left Side Auxiliary View Auxiliary Views Auxiliary Section Use Of Revolutions Sectioning Techniques Use Of Partial Or Broken Section Axonometric Projection Isometric Projection Of A Cube Drawing An Angle In Isometric Noncircular Curves In Isometric Diagonal Hatching In Isometric Cavalier Projection Oblique Drawing Techniques Angles In Oblique Circles In Oblique Sketching Sketching Straight Lines Sketching Angles By Visual Comparison Steps In Sketching A Circle Construction Lines Pictorial Sketches Sketching A Rectangular Block Overlay Sketches Summary   Chapter 6 - Wood And Light Frame Structures Common Woods Nominal And Dressed Sizes Of Lumber Laminated Lumber Grain Direction In A Sheet Of Plywood Identification Stamps Special-Purpose Plywood Common Wood Substitute Wall Framing Used In Platform Construction Sill Framing And Layout Eastern Sill Assembly Floor Framing Framing Around Floor Openings Typical Floor Framing With Subflooring Parts Of A Wall Frame, Showing Headers Roof Framing Rafter Layout Rafter Terms Layout Of A Collar Tie Flat And Shed Roof Framings Framing Of Gable Dormer Without Sidewalls Types Of Jack Rafters Building Finish Application Of Plywood Roof Sheathing Exterior Trim Open Cornice Without A Fascia Board Wall Sheathing Vertical Board Siding Use Of Flashing At Building Line On Built-Up Roof Gutters And Downspouts Formed Metal Gutters Application Of Vertical Paneling Insulation And Vapor Barriers Stairs Kickplate For Anchoring Stairs To Concrete Toenailing Wood Finish Flooring Principal Parts Of A Finish Doorframe Windows Nails Screws Glue   Chapter 7  - Concrete And Masonry Strength Slab And Slab Reinforcement Reinforcing Steel Bends Precast Concrete Precast Concrete Floors, Roof Slabs, Walls And Partitions Precast Concrete Joists, Beams, Girders And Columns Advantages Of Precast Concrete Special Types Of Concrete Tilt-Up Construction Finishes Concrete Forms Form Materials Column Forms Concrete Masonry Wall Patterns Modular Planning Physical Characteristics Stone Masonry Brick Masonry Brick Classification Types Of Bonds   Chapter 8  - Mechanical Systems And Plan Fittings Joints And Connections Pipe Supports Pipe Insulation Fittings Joints And Connections Vents Mechanical Plan Waste And Soil Drainage Diagram Plumbing Layout Mechanical Symbols Fitting Symbols Valve Symbols Fixture Symbols   Chapter 9 - Electrical Systems And Plan Overhead Power Distribution Interior Electrical Wiring System Service Entrance Panelboard Single Conductors Insulation Rigid Conduit Wire Connectors Receptacles Standards And Specifications Requirements Interior Electrical Layout (Plan)   Chapter 10 - Construction Drawings Preliminary Drawings Conceptual Definitive Designs Order Of Drawings Dimensioning And Tolerancing Units Of Measure Drawing Symbols Main Divisions Of Project Drawing Floor Plan Dimensioning A Floor Plan Elevations Structural Drawings Foundation Plan Framing Plan Construction. Mechanical Drawings Sections Details Schedules Bill Of Materials   Chapter 11 - Elements Of Surveying And Surveying Equipment Geodetic Surveying Topographic Surveys Types Of Surveying Operations Factors Affecting Fieldwork Field Notes Office Work Adjustment Drafting Used In Surveying Orientation Symbol Basic Surveying Instruments Engineer’s Transit Leveling Head Assembly Upper Plate Or Alidade Assembly Circles And Verniers Direct Vernier Theodolite One-Second Theodolite Horizontal Circle Engineer’s Level Precision Level Military Level Self-Leveling Level Hand Level Plane Table Field Equipment Surveying Tapes Surveying Accessories Tripod Range Pole Optical Plumbing Assembly Tape Accessories Chaining Pin Stadia Boards Turning-Point Pins And Plates Field Supplies Survey Point Markers Marking Materials Flagging   Chapter 12 - Direct Linear Measurements And Field Survey Safety Clearing The Line Holding On A Point Marking Control Points, Reference Points, And Monuments Identifying Points Protecting Markers Methods Of Direct Linear Measurements Chaining On Level Ground Supporting The Tape Slope Chaining Horizontal Chaining Breaking Tape Making Tape Corrections Correcting For Temperature Variation Correcting For Slope Preparing Chaining Notes Recording Notes For Slope Chaining Solving Surveying Problems By Tape Identifying Chaining Mistakes And Errors Caring For And Maintaining A Survey Tape Measuring By The Electronic Distance-Measuring System Field Party Safety Administering First Aid Protecting Against Weather Hazards Using Field Equipment Safely Additional Duties Of A Survey Crew Preparing For Field Party’s Essential Needs   Chapter 13 - Horizontal Control Converting Deflection Angles To Bearings Converting Azimuths To Bearings Or Vice Versa Correcting For Local Magnetic Attraction Determining Magnetic Declination And Dip Orienting A Compass Checking Accuracy Of Observed Bearings Establishing Directions By Transit Measuring Vertical Angles Measuring Angles By Repetition Running A Distance (Line) Line Between Nonintervisible Points Random Line Tying In A Point Setting Adjacent Points Transit-Tape Survey Identifying Party Personnel Attaining Precision With A Linear Error Of Closure Attaining Precision With A Maximum Angular Error Of Closure Identifying Errors And Mistakes In Transit Work Identifying Natural Errors Caring For And Maintaining Surveying Instruments Traverse Operations Conducting A Reconnaissance Performing Linear Measurements   Chapter 14 - Direct Leveling And Basic Engineering Surveys Datum Other Datums Level Party Organization, Equipment, And Field Procedures Duties Of The Rodman Field Procedures For Differential Leveling Leveling The Engineer’s Level Making Target Readings Fundamental Leveling Procedure Establishing Turning Points Methods Of Leveling Level Computations Reciprocal Leveling Profile Leveling - Continued Cross-Section Leveling Double Rodding Precision In Leveling; Mistakes And Errors In Leveling Order Of Precision Identifying Leveling Mistakes Highway Surveys Reconnaissance Survey Final-Location Survey Profile Plotting Types Of Cross Sections Plotting Cross Sections Layout/Stakeout Procedures Center-Line Layout Setting Grade Stakes Setting Slope Stakes. Slope-Stake Party Procedure Curb And Gutter Stakeout Structural Surveys Utilities Stakeout Figure 14-41.-Use Of Batter Boards As-Built Survey Excavations   Chapter 15 - Materials Testing: Soil And Concrete Alluvial Soil Physical Characteristics Of Soils Gradation Sources Of Water In Soils Soil Classification Soil Sampling Tagging Samples Composite Samples Undisturbed Samples Cylinder Samples By Cbr Mold Quartering Samples Soil Testing Determining Moisture Content Procedure Calcium Carbide Gas Pressure Method Mechanical Analysis Sieve Analysis, Dry Hydrometer Analysis Specific Gravity Testing Sample Selection Bulk And Apparent Specific Gravity Atterberg Limits Test Equipment Concrete Testing Slump Tests Slump Tests Preparation Of Concrete Specimens Curing And Storing Cylinders Beam Specimens   Chapter 16 - Administration Assignment To An Nmcb Operations Department Monitoring/Reporting Division Assignment To A Typical Public Works Department Administrative Duties Assignment As Team Leader Supervision Maintaining Files Recording Files Professional Duties Career Development Personnel Readiness Capability Program Sources Of Information Back to Top

 

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