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Legare Street Press A A Complete System Of Landsurveying
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Legare Street Press Logarithmic Landmeasurement
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£21.80
LEGARE STREET PR The CivilEngineer surveyors Manual
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£30.35
Legare Street Press The The Practical Surveyors Guide
£14.96
Creative Media Partners, LLC A New and Complete Set of Traverse Tables
£16.16
Creative Media Partners, LLC EinfÃ14hrung in Die Geodäsie
£28.45
Hutson Street Press Surveying Manual a Surveying
£19.90
Creative Media Partners, LLC GÃcomÃctrie ThÃcorique Et Pratique Avec De Nombreuses Applications Au Dessin LinÃcaire A Larchitecture Alarpentage Au Lever Des Plans ... Et Les Premiers ÃlÃcments De La GÃcomÃctrie Descriptive 1
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John Wiley and Sons Ltd Drawing the Line
Book SynopsisThe second edition of Drawing the Line: How Mason and Dixon Surveyed the Most Famous Border in America updates Edwin Danson's definitive history of the creation of the Mason - Dixon Line to reflect new research and archival documents that have come to light in recent years. Features numerous updates and revisions reflecting new information that has come to light on surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon Reveals the true origin of the survey's starting point and the actual location of the surveyors' observatory in Embreeville Offers expanded information on Mason and Dixon's transit of Venus adventures, which would be an important influence on their future work, and on Mason's final years pursuing a share of the fabulous Longitude prize, and his death in Philadelphia Includes a new, more comprehensive appendix describing the surveying methods utilized to establish the Mason-Dixon Line Table of ContentsList of Figures ix Acknowledgments for the Revised Edition xii Introduction to the Revised Edition xiii 1 In the Reign of George the Third 1 2 The Fortieth Degree 6 3 Kings and Queens 14 4 Entirely at a Stand 20 5 Curious Knowing People 34 6 The Transit of Venus 51 7 Mr. Bird’s Contrivances 65 8 Persons Intirely Accomplished 71 9 The Southernmost Point of the City 80 10 15 Statute Miles, Horizontal 98 11 The Tail of Ursae Minoris 109 12 Fine Sport for the Boys 116 13 From the Post mark’d West 123 14 The Pencil of Time 131 15 King of the Tuscarawa 140 16 From Hence; to the Summit 150 17 At a Council of the Royal Society 160 18 Vibration of the Pendulum 167 19 Not One Step Further 176 20 A Degree of Latitude 189 21 The Last Transit 196 22 A Very Helpless Condition 202 23 Finishing the Job 216 Appendix 225 Astronomy 225 Longitude, Latitude, and the Shape of Earth 228 Surveying Methods 230 Degrees of Latitude: A Short History 239 The Mystery of the Mason–Dixon Mile 242 Bibliography 245 Index 251
£24.65
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Legal Descriptions and Beyond
£30.83
Costello House Publishing Setting Out For Construction: A Practical Guide to Site Surveying
£47.50
De Gruyter Surveying Instruments
Book SynopsisFrom the German
£95.00
De Gruyter Geodesy
Book SynopsisThe fifth edition of this textbook has been completely revised and significantly extended in order to reflect the revolution of geodetic technologies, methods and applications during the last decade. The Global Geodetic Observing System established by the IAG utilizes a variety of techniques to determine the geometric shape of the earth and its kinematics, the variations of earth rotation, and the earth’s gravity field. The societal importance of geodetic products was highlighted by the UN resolution on the Global Geodetic Reference Frame. In this context, both space and terrestrial techniques play a fundamental role. Recent space missions are monitoring climate-relevant processes such as mass transport in the Earth system and sea level changes. The analysis of the time variation of the geodetic products provides the link to neighboring geosciences and contributes to proper modelling of geodynamic processes. New satellite mission concepts and novel technologies such as quantum gravimetry and optical clocks show great potential to further improve the geodetic observing system in the future. The book especially addresses graduate students in the fields of geodesy, geophysics, surveying engineering, geomatics, and space navigation. It should also serve as a reference for geoscientists and engineers facing geodetic problems in their professional work. The book follows the principal directions of geodesy, providing the theoretical background as well as the principles of measurement and evaluation methods, which is enriched with numerous figures. An extensive reference list supports further studies.
£56.52
Independently Published DJI Drone Mapping for Business
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Pearson Education (US) Surveying
Book SynopsisTable of Contents PART I. SURVEYING PRINCIPLES 1. Basics of Surveying 2. Leveling 3. Distance Measurement 4. Angles and Directions 5. Total Stations and Theodolites 6. Traverse Surveys and Computations 7. Satellite Positioning Systems 8. Topographic Surveying and Mapping 9. Geographic Information Systems 10. Control Surveys PART II. REMOTE SENSING 11. Satellite Imagery 12. Airborne Imagery PART III. SURVEYING APPLICATIONS 13. Engineering Surveys 14. Land Surveys PART IV. APPENDICES Appendix A. Random Errors Appendix B. Trigonometric Definitions and Identities Appendix C. Glossary Appendix D. Answers to Selected Chapter Problems Appendix E. Internet Websites Appendix F. Examples of Current Geomatics Technology Appendix G. Typical Field Projects Appendix H. Early Surveying Index Field Note Index
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Forgotten Books Boundaries and Landmarks
£18.80
John Wiley & Sons Inc Forensic Procedures for Boundary and Title
Book SynopsisPresents the application of investigative forensic techniques to the field of land boundary retracement Contains detailed information on records research Unique presentation of physical evidence investigation techniques Provides a guide for surveyors faced with a difficult retracement with little or faulty evidence.Table of ContentsForeword. Preface. Acknowledgement. 1. Forensic Science. 2. The Nature of Evidence. 3. The Scene. 4. Investigation - The Search of Evidence. 5. The Thought Process. 6. Studying a Land Parcel. 7. Interpreting the Evidence. 8. Land Records. 9. Dealing with Words. 10. Following Footsteps. 11. Corners. 12. Directions and Distances. 13. Dealing with Directions. 14. Dealing with Distances. 15. Dealing with Mathematics. 16. Profiling. 17. Interviewing (Interrogation). 18. Wood Evidence. 19. Fences. 20. Other Types of Monuments and Markers. 21. Highways, Roads and Streets. 22. Water-related Problems. 23. Ethics. Appendices.
£91.76
John Wiley & Sons Inc Water Boundaries 4 Wiley Series in Surveying and
Book SynopsisWater boundaries are perhaps the oldest and most widely used boundaries, yet they continue to be among the most frequently contested boundaries. Unique laws and techniques have been developed for defining and locating water boundaries. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the legal and technical aspects of water boundaries.Table of ContentsPreface xi1 Tidal Sovereign/Upland Water Boundaries 11.1 Background and History 11.2 Boundary Definitions in Tidal Waters 21.3 Techniques for Locating Tidal Boundaries 71.4 Case Studies 46 2 Nontidal Sovereign/Upland Water Boundaries 57 2.1 Background and History 572.2 Boundary Definitions in Nontidal Waters 582.3 Techniques for Locating Nontidal Boundaries 602.4 Case Studies 67 3 Riparian rights Related to Sovereign/Upland Boundaries 83 3.1 Division Lines for Rights within Adjacent Waters 843.2 Rights of Upland Owners to Newly Formed Land 90 4 Historic Boundary Location 93 4.1 Shoreline Changes 934.2 Techniques for Locating historic Shorelines 944.3 Sources of Information for Historic Shorelines 964.4 Interpretation of Historic Shoreline Maps and Surveys 101 5 Use of Government Land Office Meander Lines as Boundaries 105 5.1 Introduction 1055.2 To Meander or Not to Meander 1065.3 Location of Meander Lines 109 6 Which Waters Are Sovereign? 113 6.1 General Criteria 1136.2 Navigability-in-Fact v. Navigability-in-Law 1146.3 Nonnavigable Coves and Tributaries 1166.4 Floodplains Adjoining Navigable Waters 118 7 Boundaries between Water Bodies 1237.1 Introduction 1237.2 Boundaries between Adjacent Navigable Water Bodies 1247.3 Limits of Tidal Influence 135 8 State and Federal Water Boundaries 137 8.1 Background and History 1378.2 Boundary Definitions 1388.3 Techniques for Locating State/Federal Water Boundaries 1429 Lateral Water Boundaries of States 145 9.1 Types of Lateral Boundaries 1459.2 Construction of Equidistant and Median Lines 1489.3 Proportionality 1539.4 Case Study 154 10 National Water Boundaries 161 10.1 Historic Overview 16110.2 Baselines for National Boundaries 16310.3 Techniques for Locating National Boundaries 165 11 Boundaries in Nonsovereign Waters 167 11.1 Introduction 16711.2 Boundaries in Streams 16811.3 Boundaries in Lakes 17011.4 Changes in Nonsovereign Water Boundaries 172 Appendix Specifications for Mean High Water Line Surveys 173References 181Law Case Citations 187Index 191
£109.76
John Wiley & Sons Inc Simplified Site Engineering
Book SynopsisA concise, highly accessible source for site engineeringbasics. This updated edition of Parker''s classic text introduces the basicissues, tasks, and problems of site engineering to students andprofessionals who need to understand the significance of surveyingdata. It presents the fundamentals of site engineering --surveyingand mapping, drainage, slope stabilization, and basic structures--and explains in detail the solutions to a wide variety ofproblems, including: * Interpretation of deed descriptions * Dimensioning buildings and sites when angles are other than rightangles * Computing areas for irregular plots * Dimensioning and laying out circular curves for driveways andbuildings * And much more. Featuring a simplified, accessible style with numerous examples ofproblems and their solutions, as well as references and practicalaids that facilitate home study, this is the ideal surveying andsite-planning primer for students in architecture, landscTable of ContentsMathematics for Site Engineering. Site Surveys and Maps. Measuring Distances. Measuring Angles. Surveying Methods and Computations. Circular Horizontal Curves. Levelling. Contours. Vertical Curves. Computations for Cut and Fill. Drainage and Grading. Staking Out Site Work. Site Structures. Management of Site Materials. Landscaping. References. Glossary. Appendix. Index.
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John Wiley & Sons Inc Photogrammetry
Book SynopsisThis text is designed to give students a strong grounding in the mathematical basis of photogrammetry while introducing them to related fields, such as remote sensing and digital image processing.Suitable for undergraduate photogrammetry courses typically aimed at junior and senior students, and for graduate-level courses at the Master''s level. Excellent reference for those working in related fields.Table of Contents1 Introduction 1 2 Elementary Photogrammetry 13 3 Photogrammetric Sensing Systems 33 4 Mathematical Concepts in Photogrammetry 80 5 Resection, Intersection, and Triangulation 107 6 Digital Photogrammetry 152 7 Photogrammetric Instruments 203 8 Photogrammetric Products 225 9 Close-range Photogrammetry 247 10 Analysis of Multispectral and Hyperspectral Image Data 276 11 Active Sensing Systems 301 Appendix A: Mathematics for Photogrammetry 351 Appendix B: Least Squares Adjustment 387 Appendix C: Linearization of Photogrammetric Condition Equations 423 Appendix D: Mathematical Description of Linear Features 433 Appendix E: Further Consideration of the Rotation Matrix 446 Appendix F: Orbital Photogrammetry 455 Appendix G: Software of Photogrammetric Applications 464 Index 473
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John Wiley and Sons Ltd Commercial Management in Construction
Book SynopsisThis handbook covers all the practices and procedures the quantity surveyor working in a contractora s office needs to know -- from budgets and forecasts to cost--value comparisons and partnering.Table of ContentsIntroduction. Budgets and Forecasting. Interim Valuations. Subcontractors. Cost value Comparisons. Contracts, certificates and notices. Teamwork and Partnering. Appendices - A Worked Example. Cost Value Ccomparison - an Easy Guide. Bibliography. Glossary of terms. Index.
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Emerald Publishing Limited Appraisal Risk and Uncertainty
Book SynopsisProjects need to achieve strategic goals and to that end must work in different levels of uncertainty. Engineers must be aware of methods to operate in ambiguous situations. This book offers one of the first integrated approaches to these three topics based on the views of experts in these disciplines.Table of ContentsChapter 1. Risk and Projects Chapter 2. The project appraisal phase Chapter 3. Decision-making during the appraisal phase Chapter 4. Existing risk management approaches in civil engineering Chapter 5. Classification and control of risk Chapter 6. Basic theory of risk management Chapter 7. Risk analysis and management of projects: RAMP Chapter 8. Uncertainty management Chapter 9. Management and corporate risk Chapter 10. Developments in risk management
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Emerald Publishing Limited UK Specification for Ground Investigation
Book SynopsisThe UK Specification for Ground Investigation provides best practice guidance for designing and executing good-quality ground investigations that will allow clients and land developers to manage the risks and help to reduce project time and costs.
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Cornell University Press Mexico and the Survey of Public Lands
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John Wiley and Sons Ltd Cost Management of Construction Projects
Book SynopsisThe cost manager/quantity surveyor plays a pivotal role in the financial and contract management of construction projects, although the exact nature of the service they provide depends on the project employer s terms of engagement.Table of ContentsPreface xi 1 Practice Procedures 1 1.1 Organisation and structure 1 1.1.2 Marketing and regulating 3 1.2 Methods of appointment 6 1.2.1 Client engagement 6 1.2.2 Contracts of services 10 1.2.3 Contracts of service 11 1.3 Business development 13 1.3.1 New business and cold calling 14 2 RICS New Rules of Measurement (NRM) 19 2.1 What is NRM? 19 2.1.1 Status of NRM 19 2.2 RICS NRM2: Detailed measurement for building works 21 2.2.1 Usage 21 2.2.2 Structure 22 2.2.3 Information required for BQ preparation 22 2.2.4 Tabulated works sections and rules 25 2.2.5 Measurement rules for building components/items 29 2.3 Taking off 36 2.3.1 Measurement example – Substructure 42 2.3.2 Measurement example – Superstructure walls 45 2.4 Bill of quantities (BQ) 46 2.4.1 Composition 63 2.4.2 Breakdown structure 63 2.4.3 Cost centres 74 2.4.4 Bills of addendum and reduction 76 2.4.5 Software and BQ production 79 3 Pre-contract cost management 81 3.1 Cost planning 81 3.2 Plans of work 83 3.3 Development 85 3.4 Design influence on cost 88 3.4.1 Time, cost and quality relationships 88 3.4.2 Redundant performance and circulation areas 89 3.4.3 Building height 90 3.4.4 Modulation 91 3.4.5 Building shape 92 3.4.6 Buildability 94 3.4.7 Environmentally friendly buildings 95 3.4.8 Life-cycle costs 96 3.5 Setting a budget 98 3.5.1 Client preparation 98 3.5.2 Estimating techniques for the feasibility study 98 3.5.3 Estimate techniques for setting the budget 109 3.6 Early design development 115 3.6.1 Creating cost targets 115 3.6.2 Element measuring 120 3.6.3 Element rate costing 124 3.7 Ongoing design development 130 3.8 Self-checking of design development 141 3.9 Action on variances 142 3.9.1 Value management 143 3.10 Final design proposals and production information 144 3.11 Cost planning accuracy 145 4 Procurement systems 147 4.1 Procurement definition 147 4.2 Meeting the client’s objectives 147 4.3 Influencing reports and the need for change 149 4.3.1 The Banwell Report 149 4.3.2 Constructing the Team (Latham) 149 4.3.3 Rethinking Construction (Egan) 150 4.3.4 Achieving Excellence in Construction (OGC) 151 4.3.5 Modernising Construction (NAO) 151 4.3.6 Strategies for Sustainable Construction (Government) 152 4.3.7 Never Waste a Good Crisis (Wolstenholme) 152 4.4 Procurement routes 154 4.4.1 The client’s brief and influence on procurement routes 154 4.4.2 Traditional pathways 155 4.4.3 Design and build 162 4.4.4 Construction management schemes 164 4.4.5 Private Finance Initiative (PFI) 168 4.4.6 Public Private Partnership (PPP) 174 4.4.7 Prime contracting 177 4.4.8 Partnering and strategic alliances 180 4.4.9 Project alliances 181 4.4.10 Framework arrangements 183 4.4.11 Public procurement and European legislation 184 4.5 Appropriate procurement selection 187 4.5.1 Risk analysis 187 4.5.2 Risk management 189 4.5.3 Health and safety management 189 4.5.4 Consultant selection 195 4.5.5 Contractor selection 196 4.5.6 Pre-qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) 198 4.5.7 Invitation to Tender (ITT) and the tender period 199 4.5.8 Tender assessment 201 4.5.9 Due diligence 205 5 Construction contracts 211 5.1 Freedom of contract and contract law 211 5.1.1 Formation of a contract 212 5.2 Construction contracts 213 5.2.1 Contract characteristics 214 5.2.2 Selection of suitable forms 216 5.2.3 Remedies for breach of contract 220 5.3 Industrial standard forms of contract 226 5.3.1 The Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) 226 5.3.2 New Engineering Contract (NEC) 232 5.3.3 GC/Works Contracts 235 5.3.4 Association of Consultant Architects (ACA) 236 5.3.5 Institution of Civil Engineering (ICE) 237 5.3.6 Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) 238 5.3.7 Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) 238 5.3.8 Fédération Internationale des Ingénieurs-Conseils (FIDIC) 240 5.3.9 Be Collaborative Contract 241 5.3.10 Orgalime 242 5.4 Form recommendation 242 5.5 Pre-contract signing audit report 245 5.6 Commitment to commence 247 5.7 Project insurances 249 5.7.1 Contract works insurance 249 5.7.2 Injury to persons 251 5.7.3 Damage to surrounding property 251 5.7.4 Joint Fire Code 252 5.7.5 Public and products liability insurance 252 5.7.6 Off-site materials insurance 253 5.7.7 Professional indemnity insurance 253 5.8 Project securities 254 5.8.1 Cash retention 254 5.8.2 Bank guarantees 254 5.8.3 Bonds 255 5.9 Contract administration 256 6 Post-contract cost management 258 6.1 Professional appointment 258 6.1.1 Project initiation 258 6.1.2 Project identification and document control 259 6.2 Conflict management 263 6.2.1 Conflict avoidance 263 6.2.2 Dealing with conflict 264 6.3 Cost management 267 6.3.1 Cash flow 267 6.3.2 Breakdown of the contract sum 269 6.3.3 Variations to the contract sum 272 6.3.4 Contractor’s claims 281 6.3.5 Third party variations and claims 283 6.3.6 Spurious, contentious or vague variations and claims 284 6.3.7 Fluctuations 287 6.3.8 Valuation of works in progress 289 6.3.9 Final account 298 6.3.10 Project Bank Accounts (PBA) 302 6.4 Insolvency 304 6.4.1 In administration 305 6.4.2 Winding up 306 6.4.3 Contractor insolvency 306 6.4.4 Client insolvency 308 6.5 Client progress reports 309 6.5.1 Works in progress reports 309 6.5.2 Defects liability period reports 310 6.6 Performance feedback 311 Further Reading 313 Index 314
£51.25
John Wiley and Sons Ltd Code of Estimating Practice
Book SynopsisThis code of practice, long established as a leading publication for the construction industry, provides an authoritative guide to essential principles and good practice in estimating for building work. The seventh edition includes new material on estimating strategy, tendering, procedures and best practice, as well as the build-up of unit rates of cost, overheads and profit, and e-commerce.Trade Review“The book is a refreshing read, easy to understand, easy to digest and contains a number of ‘specimen projects’ that help readers to understand the written text better. It will be an invaluable book to students, members and those seeking a ‘refresher course’ in the latest best practice in building estimating.” (Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 1 May 2012) Table of Contents1.0 Introduction; 1.1 Principles – including flow charts (including risk management0. current charts are process-oriented – these should be incorporated into Process Section; 1.2 Processes; 1.3 Contract Types – diagrammatic presentation of contract formats to distinguish between types, application and use; 2.0 Project appreciation; 2.1 Initial Review (24 hr overview of tendering, checking validity and decisions to tender – pre-qualification process). 2.2 Design Review (packaging job and gap analysis, Q&A exercises); 2.3 Site Investigation; 2.4 Clients requirements (method statements, CDM Regulations, selection criteria); 2.5 Project planning and programming (tender programme); 3.0 Procurement; 3.1 External Planning (engaging consultants); 3.2 Internal Planning (design & build, confidentiality re: bill sharing and breaches of tendering regulations); 4.0 Cost estimate; Planning; Preliminaries; Unit rates; Sub-contract prices; Project overheads; Provisional sums; Contractor design; Other approaches – Operational estimating – Analytical estimating; Compliance – Technical – Commercial; 5.0 Tender settlement; Estimators report and risks associated with this; Settlement – anticipated margin and tender figure; Tender submission – Tender strategy and examples – Non–compliant tenders – Alternative tenders – time/cost method - European Union rules and regulations – Clarifications/Qualifications; 6.0 Post-tender activities; Changes; Handover to delivery team; Period for acceptance of tendering; Feedback on tender results/performance; 7.0 Cost planning; Cost planning; Whole life-cycle cost planning (construction) – sustainability adding; PFI; Approximate quantities/estimating; 8.0 Contractual arrangements; Large projects; D&B – lump sum; Changes to process; Risks (for each contract); Package bids – relating to specialist contractors; Management – cost plus; Hybrid – partnering arrangements; 9.0 E-commerce; E-tendering; Receipt of information; Records; Submissions; Data Protection Act; E-bidding processes
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Springer Verlag, Singapore Surface Mining Technology
Book SynopsisThis book gives a brief history and a general overview of the state of surface mining technology with topics ranging from the principles to surface mining methods, systems, and pit planning design. It starts with the definition of surface mine and ends with land reclamation and mine closure. The following chapters address the basics of mineral economics, calculation of stripping ratio; exploitation of difficult parts of ore deposits, slope stability, controlling falls and slides in the surface mines, sorts of freight traffic, scrapers, bulldozers, and loaders. The book serves as a reference text for mining students, engineers, and geologists.Table of ContentsChapter 1 1. Introduction to Mining 1.1. Advancements in Mining Technology 1.2. Introductory to Mining 1.2.1 Mineral 1.2.2 Rock 1.2.3 Metallic ores 1.2.4 Nonmetallic minerals (also known as industrial minerals) 1.3. Surface Mine Terminology 1.4. The Choice between Surface and Underground Mining 1.5. Surface Mining 1.5.1. Open Pit Mining 1.5.2. Open cast mining 1.5.3. Glory Holing 1.5.4. Quarrying or Quarry Mining 1.5.5. Strip Mining 1.5.6. Auger Mining 1.5.7. Placer Mining or Alluvial Mining 1.5.7.1. Panning and Sluicing 1.5.7.2. Hydraulic Mining 1.5.7.3. Dredging 1.5.7.4. In Situ Leaching 1.6. Underground mining 1.7. Preparation of Open pit Field for Mining 1.8. Stages in the Life of a Mine 1.8.1. Prospecting 1.8.2. Exploration 1.8.3. Development 1.8.4. Exploitation 1.8.5. Reclamation 1.9 Unit Operations of Mining Chapter 2 2 Principles of Surface Mining of Mineral Deposits 2.1. Mine Layout 2.1.1. The shape and depth of the deposit 2.1.2. The properties of the ore and overburden 2.1.3. The geometry of the excavating equipment (digging height, dumping height and reach). 2.2. Types of Surface Mining Deposits 2.2.1. As regards their shape 2.2.2. The surface relief 2.2.3. Depending on their position 2.2.4. By the angle of inclination (dip) 2.2.5. The Capacity or depth of deposits 2.2.6. The quality of a mineral 2.2.7. By the prevailing type of rock 2.3. Kinds of Surface Mining 2.4. Kinds and Sizes of Open-pit Fields 2.5. Variations of Open Pit Mining 2.6. Surface Mining Economics 2.6.1. The Concept of “Cut-off” 2.6.2. Profit Margin 2.7. Maximum vs. Overall Stripping Ratio 2.8. Different stripping ratios 2.8.1. Industrial excavation ratio 2.8.2. Exploitation excavation ratio 2.8.3. Current excavation ratio 2.8.4. Expansion excavation ratio 2.8.5. Layer ratio 2.8.6. Border excavation ratio (Critical ratio) 2.9. Difficult parts 2.9.1. Case 1.a: Difficult part near to one of the borders 2.9.2. Case 1. b: Difficult part near to two borders: 2.9.3. Case 2- Turning Point: 2.9.4. Case 3-Intersection: 2.10. The important coefficients in surface mining Chapter 3 3. Slope Stability 3.1. Introduction 3.2. Physical properties of the Soil slope material 3.2.1. Formation of Soil 3.2.2. Soil Types 3.3. Some Physical Properties of Soil 3.3.1. Soil Moisture Content 3.3.2. Permeability 3.3.3. Capillarity 3.3.4. Shear strength of the soil slope material 3.4. Stability Analysis of Slopes 3.4.1. Factors Contributing to Slope Failures 3.4.2. Classification of slides 3.4.3. Mode of Rupture 3.4.4. Plane Rupture Surfaces 3.4.5. Circular Sliding Surface 3.4.6. Seepage Force 3.4.7. Seismic Forces 3.4.8. Friction-Circle Method 3.4.9. Remedial Work against Failures of Slopes Chapter 4 4. Prevention of slides and falls in surface mines 4.1. General Characteristics of Slides and falls in Opencast Mines 4.2. Stability of Pit Benches and Faces 4.3. Stability of Pit Wall 4.4. Stability of Waste Banks Chapter 5 5. Surface Mine Development 5.1 Order of Development of Opencast Mining Work 5.2 The Concepts of Regimes and Stages of Mining Work 5.3 The Theory of Stripping of Mining Levels 5.3.1 The Order of Formation of Freight Traffic 5.3.2 Kinds of Freight Traffic 5.3.3 Prerequisites for the Formation of Freight Traffic 5.3.4 Initial Stages of Mining Work Development 5.3.5 Stripping Workings. 5.3.6 Methods of Stripping of Working Levels in a Quarry 5.3.7 Routes of Stripping Workings 5.3.8 Route Forms of Permanent Workings 5.3.9 Volumes of Main Trenches and Half-trenches* 5.3.10 Working Trenches and Pits 5.4 The Nature of Surface Mining 5.4.1 Land Reclamation 5.4.2 Topsoil Stockpiles and Waste Disposal 5.4.3 Advanced Stripping 5.4.4 Plant Layout 5.5 Pit Planning and Design 5.5.1 Introduction 5.5.2 Long-Term Mine Planning 5.5.3 Short-Term Mining Planning 5.5.4 Stripping ratio and pit limit 5.6 Special topics 5.6.1 Calculation of stripping ratios and pit limits 6. Surface Mining Equipments 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Types of draglines 6.2.1 Size of dragline (range and capacity): 6.2.2 The output of draglines 6.2.3 Mining Method 6.2.4 Average mining load per cycle 6.2.5 Fillability: 6.2.6 Cycle times 6.2.7 Theoretical Swing Time 6.2.8 Mining Cycle Time 6.2.9 Percent Operating Time 6.2.10 Costs 6.2.11 Outputs of clamshells 6.2.12 Working ranges of clamshells 6.2.13 Production Rate 6.3 Continuous Excavators (Bucket Wheel and Chain Diggers) 6.3.1 Introduction 6.3.2 Material Transport 6.3.3 Sizing and Operating a BWE 6.3.4 Example of BWE Selection 6.3.5 Estimating BWE costs 6.3.6 Selection of Type of Hauling Equipment 6.3.7 Definition of Payloads 6.3.8 Cost Estimating 6.3.9 Ownership cost items 6.3.10 Operating cost items 6.3.11 Development data for above 6.4 Loading and excavation 6.4.1 Materials Handling 6.4.2 Principles of Loading 6.4.3 Selection of Equipment 6.5 Haulage and hoisting 6.5.1 Principles of Haulage and Hoisting Chapter 7 7. Rock Extraction with Scrapers, Bulldozers and Loaders 7.1 Technological Parameters of Wheeled Scrapers 7.2 Mining Rock with Scrapers 7.2.1 Scraper Capacity 7.3 Rock Extraction with Bulldozers 7.3.1 Bulldozer Capacity 7.4 Technological Fundamentals of Mining Automation 7.5 Technological Characteristics of Loaders 7.5.1 Rock Extraction with Loaders 7.5.2 Loader Capacity 7.6 Rock Extraction with Single-Bucket Excavators 7.6.1 Technological Parameters of Power Shovels 7.7 Working Parameters of Draglines 7.7.1 Dragline Faces 7.7.2 Road width 7.7.3 Services 7.7.4 Stockpiles 7.7.5 Mine layout 8. Surface Mining Methods and Systems 8.1 Surface mining methods 8.1.1 Strip Mining 8.2 Introduction 8.3 Opening up the Deposit 8.4 Advance benching (or side benching or chop -down) 8.5 Dragline bucket size 8.5.1 Dragline selection 8.5.2 Dragline geometry 8.6 Introduction to strip mine design 8.6.1 Major Factors 8.6.2 Stripping Ratio 8.7 Terrace Mining (multi-bench, lateral advance) 8.7.1 Terrace mining 8.8 Reclamation 8.9 Conveyor advancement 8.9.1 Bench Conveyors 8.9.2 Bench Lift Conveyors 8.9.3 Shuttle Conveyors 8.10 The Conical Pit Mining 8.10.1 Introduction 8.10.2 Design considerations 8.11 Classification of Opencast Mining Systems 8.12 Classification of Mining Systems 8.12.1 Based on the direction of transfer of overburden and the method of stripping work 8.12.2 Development Schemes 9. Glossary of Surface Mining Terms References
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Pavement Roadway and Bridge Life Cycle Assessment 2020
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Measuring Construction
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Estimating and Measurement for Simple Building
Book SynopsisThis book is an introductory text on building measurement and estimating for simple buildings in Hong Kong, based on the Hong Kong Standard Method of Measurement of Building Works 4th Edition Revised 2018 (HKSMM4 Rev 2018). It provides a toolkit for students and surveying technicians who are new to the subject. This second edition updates the contents in line with the HKSMM4 Rev 2018 and incorporates the latest industry developments such as BIM. The main text is divided into five parts following the development of a typical project. Part 1, Building the project team, introduces the team setup for a typical project. Part 2, Deciding the procurement strategy, explains the various procurement decisions to be made by an employer before any cost estimating and measurement work takes place. Part 3, Preparing for tender, covers the tendering methods, tender documentation and approximate estimating techniques used by Quantity Surveyors. Table of ContentsPart 1: Building the Project Team; 1. Introduction 2. Principal Stakeholders of a Project Part 2: Deciding the Procurement Strategy; 3. Project Delivery Methods 4. Payment Mechanisms Part 3: Preparing for Tender; 5. Tendering Methods 6. Tendering Procedures 7. Tender Documentation 8. Approximate Estimating Techniques in Pre-Contract Stages Part 4: Measuring Quantities; 9. Principles and Rules of Taking-off 10. Length, Area and Volume Measurement 11. Introduction to HKSMM4 Rev 2018 12. Measurement of Excavation 13. Measurement of Concrete Works 14. Measurement of Brickwork and Blockwork 15. Measurement of Wood Works 16. Measurement of Steel and Metal Works 17. Measurement of Plastering, Paving and Painting 18. Measurement of Waterproofing 19. Worked Examples 20. Processing Measurements Part 5: Estimating Unit Rates; 21. Pricing in General 22. Pricing Trade Work 23. Pricing Preliminaries 24. Computer Applications in Measurement and Estimating
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Estimating and Measurement for Simple Building Works in Hong Kong
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Taylor & Francis Ltd CESMM 3 Explained
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