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Methodology of some items of construction works are summarized as power point presentation under various heading as stated in summery part. The power point presentation is based on The CPWD Specifications being published by CPWD as CPWD SPECIFICATIONS (VOL. This is very comprehensive and useful in execution of works and are used as guide by a number of Engineering Departments.
The power point presentations are very useful for students and engineers to understand specifications, standards and methodology for building materials, guidelines for execution of works, measurements and rates. Roadwork from CPWD specification.1.Methodology of some items of construction works aresummarized as power point presentation under various headingas stated in summery part. The power point presentation is basedon The CPWD Specifications being published by CPWD as CPWDSPECIFICATIONS (VOL. This is verycomprehensive and useful in execution of works and are used asguide by a number of Engineering Departments. The power pointpresentations are very useful for students and engineers tounderstand specifications, standards and methodology forbuilding materials, guidelines for execution of works,measurements and rates. 1. Volume Number -1 (2.0 Earth Work).
2. Volume Number -1 (3.0 Mortars). 3. Volume Number -1 (4.0 Concrete Work).
4. Volume Number -2 (13.0 Finishing).
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5.Volume Number -2 (14.0 Repairs to Buildings). 6.
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Volume Number -2 (15.0 Dismantling and Demolishing). 7. Volume Number -2 (16.0 Road Work). 8.Volume Number -2 (17.0 Sanitary Installation). 9. Volume Number -2 (18.0 Water Supply).
10. Volume Number -2 (19.0 Drainage). 11. Volume Number -2 (20.0 Pile Work). 12. Volume Number -2 (21.0 Aluminium Work).
13. Volume Number -2 (22.0 Water Proofing). 14.
Volume Number -2 (23.0 Horticulture and Landscape).SUB HEAD: 16.0.LIST OF MANDATORY TESTS.16.0 ROAD WORK16.0 TERMINOLOGYAsphalt: A natural or artificial mixture in which bitumen is associated withmineral matter. The word ‘Asphalt’ should always be qualified byindication of its origin or nature.Asphalt Mastic: An intimate mixture of mineral fillers, well graded sandand/or stone chippings with a hard grade of bitumen, cooked and laid hotmanually by means of wooden float.