Calculating Formwork Materials (Part 4) | Formwork for Retaining Walls

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I've been taking it constantly lately, so I've been feeling a little sleepy during the day.

But I guess it's better than having a runny nose...

Whenever I ride in the passenger seat of a car, I always end up falling asleep.

Please bear with me lol


But that's beside the point.

Up until the last time,

Calculating Legal Framework Materials (Part 1) The Last Wire Mesh Episode

Calculating Legal Framework Materials (Part 2) Legal Framework: Vertical Beams

Calculating Legal Framework Materials (Part 3) Legal Framework: Crossbeams Edition

 

Legal Framework, Formwork

In this post, I'll show you how to create a legal-style frame.

Last time, we calculated the vertical and horizontal spans.

I think it would look something like this in a diagram.

For the vertical frames: (horizontal span + 1) × vertical span = (6 + 1) × 9 = 63 pieces

The number of horizontal slats is (vertical span + 1) × horizontal span = (9 + 1) × 6 = 60 slats

A total of 123 sheets
(We won't consider losses here.)

 

By the way,

(Horizontal Span + 1) = Number of Horizontal Intersections

(Vertical span + 1) = Number of vertical intersections

 

I tried creating some demo Excel data.
I think it's put together something like this.

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See you later.


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