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CAUSEWAY IN ROAD OR BRIDGE- HOW TO MAKE ESTIMATE OF CAUSEWAY CONSTRUCTION IN ROAD

DEFINITION OF CAUSEWAY IN ROAD- A cause way is a track of road, railway on the highest point or upper point of an embankment across a water logged area or a low or wet place. It is called as causeway in road. OR A road causeway is paved dip which allows the rain water or floods to pass over it. It may or may not have opening or vents for low water to flow in the road. It is called as causeway in road. Road causeway Causeway may have been constructed to natural wet land, such as canal or such as marshes land etc. Causeway used to easily moved traffic over the wet land or canals extra. The traditional meaning of a...

Running Account Bill from CPWD Department

In civil engg construction in INDIA , Running account bill of contractor are prepared by Junior Eng (JE) as well as with his department. This type of bill are prepared some of instruction follow by the department. Running Account Bill basically prepared in work in ongoing process. This type of bill prepare in large type of construction amount. In that bill the total amount of construction divided by 50% of amount. For e.g in such case the total cost of project is 2 lack and in that case running Bill is half the total cost of construction. Running Account Bill is very important in construction field. Basically Running Account Bill is total cost of Project completed by contractor or Companies. In Running Account Bill 10% of total estimated cost given to the contractor or companies through the responsibly department. The 10% is the amount calculated by the total cost. Making Running Bill of Building-: You must have tentative quantities of each activity that is r...

What is Camber in Road - Types of Camber and Advantage of camber & Method of providing

Today discuss about camber in Road , the convexity Or slope provide to the cross section of the surface of carriage way to quickly drain off water. It's called as camber. The slope of the line joining the crown and the edge of the highway surface. camber in road A steep camber is preferred in areas of heavy rainfall and a flat camber in regions of low rainfall. Generally in heavy rainfall prprovideing 1in 50 and 1in 25. The design values of cambers are primarily based on the type of pavement of r0ad and also on the average amount of rainfall in the particular area. Steep cambers are useful for eliminating surface water. But they are not recommended since they will wear down the road surface. Generally, cambers of slope 2 to 3% are arranged. On straight sections of roads, they are shoulders with higher cross fall relating to that of the carriageway by 0.5 percantage. Types of camber-: There are normally three types of cambers provided along the road surface, ...

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