The cross section at station 2+60 has a cut area of 9 ft² and a fill area of 4 ft² and the cross section at station 3+00 has a cut area of 7 ft² and a fill area of 8 ft². What is the volume (yd) of fill between these stations? Assume 10% swell. Round to the nearest hundredths. Response Feedback: V=L fill A 2+60 +A 3+00 54 Swell means the cut material expands, therefore less fill is needed. The swell amount is subtracted from the calculated fill volume.

The cross section at station 2+60 has a cut area of 9 ft² and a fill area of 4 ft² and the cross section at station 3+00 has a cut area of 7 ft² and a fill area of 8 ft². What is the volume (yd) of fill between these stations? Assume 10% swell. Round to the nearest hundredths. Response Feedback: V=L fill A 2+60 +A 3+00 54 Swell means the cut material expands, therefore less fill is needed. The swell amount is subtracted from the calculated fill volume.

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Measuring site work, Excavation and Piling

Bid drawings typically include very little material about the precise requirements of site work operations, measuring site work and excavation work differs from measuring most other works on a construction project. The actual site work conditions are not provided and also the dimensions of the excavations are not known during the pre-construction phase. The precise measurement of the excavation and backfill of the earth material and topsoil is important for a contractor to decide upon the total cost required for the process. All the works should be carried out under OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards to ensure the safety of the workers.

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The cross section at station 2+60 has a cut area of 9 ft² and a fill area of 4 ft² and the cross section at station 3+00 has
a cut area of 7 ft² and a fill area of 8 ft². What is the volume (yd) of fill between these stations? Assume 10% swell.
Round to the nearest hundredths.
Response
Feedback:
V=L
fill
A
2+60
+A
3+00
54
Swell means the cut material expands, therefore less fill is needed. The swell amount is
subtracted from the calculated fill volume.

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