Good afternoon
I have a theoretical question for the most experienced Designers/Quantity Surveyors of the community and to be honest, I am not sure if this is the correct forum to post it, but anyway I will "throw" it.
I want to calculate the volume of cutting, according to CESMM3 E221, E222, E223, and E224.
According to the above, it's Class E, earthworks-->First Division:1 Excavation for cuttings-->Second Division:Material other than topsoil, rock or artificial hard material-->Third Division:1,2,3,4 several depths (0-0.25,0.25-0.5,0.5-1,1-2) in meters, for excavation.
I am going to do the below:
1. I will create a TIN volume surface to calculate the volumes (cut/fill) between existing ground levels and the final surface
2. In the new surface, under the properties, analysis tab, and type elevations, I will create 4 numbers or ranges for cutting only and I will make the ranges exactly like CESMM3 E221, E222, E223, and E224.
3. Create an elevations volume table
Will the above table be correct according to CESMM3?
I have concerns because C3D calculates the volumes as "strips of depths" and I want to be sure that this method complies with CESMM3
Thank you in advance
am not familiar with your code. But if you were to use dynamic differential tin surfaces DDTS for your various depths you can get your answers
Joe Bouza
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