Methods of measurement

Methods of measuring walls, columns, slab

• The walls are measured in cubic feet (C.F.T).Ex: If the wall measures 9 inches x 10 feet long x 10 feet high then multiply this 3 values

• Multiply. 10 'x 10' = 100 'x 0.75 = The wall measures a total of 75 cubic feet.

• If the wall is 6 inches wide, 10 feet long, and 10 feet high, it measures 10 'X 10' = 100'x0.50 = Wall measures a total of 50 cubic feet.

• Concrete measuring method: eg concrete is 10 feet wide, 10 feet long, 2 inches thick,

• 10'x 10' = 100' x 0. 16 = concrete measurement is a total of 16 cubic feet erbaa.

• This concrete measuring 10 'x 10' x 0.7"makes a total of 58 cubic feet. (10' x 10' = 100' X .58 then becomes 58 cubic feet).

• 10' x 10' x 6" This concrete measurement will be 50 cubic feet. (10 'x 10 = 100' X. 50 = 50 cubic feet.).

•  Method of measuring columns: When the height is 10 feet, the width is 6 inches, the length is 18 inches, we have to measure it, multiply it by inch, multiply it by feet, and divide by 144.

• The column measuring 10' x 6" x 18" makes a total of 1080. When divided by 144, the column measures 7.5 cubic feet.

• Method of measuring circular columns: Using a circular filler as shown in the figure, make a square and inside it, measure its radius. Then follow the 3.142 x r2XH formula. ".50 (6").

R2 x H = 3.14 x 0.50 x 0.50 x 10" = 7.85 cft.