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Fabrica�onOccupa�on
Reference ID: CON/Q1206, Version 1.0, NSQF Level 4
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Certificate
COMPLIANCE TOQUALIFICATION PACK - NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL
STANDARDS
is hereby issued by the
CONSTRUCTION SKILL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF INDIA
for the
SKILLING CONTENT: PARTICIPANT HANDBOOK
Complying to National Occupational Standards ofJob Role/Qualification Pack: ‘Fabricator’ QP No. ‘CON/Q1206 NSQF Level 4’
Date of Issuance: January 31st, 2017Valid up to: August 23rd, 2017
Valid up to the next review date of the Qualification Pack or the‘Valid up to’ date mentioned above (whichever is earlier)
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NationalSkillDevelopmentCorporation(NSDC)workingwiththeobjectofdevelopingunskilledandsemi-skilledlabourforceintoproductiveandskilledlabourthroughSectorSkillCouncils(SSCs)andAssessmentagencieshasentrusted the responsibilityofdevelopingparticipanthandbookswithNational InstructionalMedia Institute(NIMI).
NIMI,setupbytheGovernmentofIndiatodevelopinstructionalmaterialfortheoverallimprovementinthestandardoftraininginITIsandskilldevelopmentprogrammesishappytowidenthescopeofitsoutreachbydevelopingcontentforNSDC.
NIMI sincerly acknowledges the co-operation rendered by the media developers and their sponsoringorganisations to bring out the participant handbook under Construction Sector for Qualification Pack forFabrication.
ThisbookistheoutcomeofteamworkbyConstructionSkillDevelopmentCouncilandexpertsfromtheFabricationandConstructionIndustry.
NIMIthanksthemediadevelopmentcommitteemembers,dataentryoperators,CADDpersonnelandallothersfortheirdedicatedandcontinuedsupport.
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ConstructionindustryisthesecondlargestemployerinIndia.Asoneoftheleadingavenuesforemploymentinthecountry,theroleplayedbythisindustryintheeconomicdevelopmentofIndiaispivotal.However,despiteitsvastpotential,theconstructionindustryfaceschallengeofshortageofskilledmanpower.Thishamperstheprogressoftheindustry,asthequalityoffabricatedandconstructedstructureispoorandmostprojectsfailtobecompletedinthestipulatedtime.
Thereisavastdifferencebetweentherequiredskillsetsandavailableskillsamongstworkersintheindustrytoday.Toreducetheskillgap,appropriateskillingoftheworkforceisofparamountimportance.Itwillnotonlyempowertheworker,butalsobenefittheconstructionframework.
This participant handbook is developed to impart skill training with appropriate and relevant knowledgerequiredtoworkasanFabricatorintheConstructionindustry.ItisdesignedbasedonFabricatorQualificationPackundertheNationalSkillQualificationsFramework.ItcomprisesthefollowingNOS/topics:
This book is designed considering the lower educational backgroundof the constructionworker. Therefore,special efforts havebeen taken to explain the concepts required for the jobwith ample visual support andillustrations.
Unitsandsymbolsusedinthebookhavebeenlistedbelow:
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Symbols Used
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NOS code Major function/Task
CON/N1210:1. Inspectandcheckthefabricationmaterialsandtheirpreparation
CON/N1211:2. Overseefabricationactivites
CON/N07173. Erectstructuralsteelassembliesatconstructionsites
CON/N8001:4. Workeffectivelyinateamtodeliverdesiredresultsattheworkplace
CON/N9001:5. Work according to personal health, safety and environment protocol at constructionsite
StepsKeyLearningOutcomes
Notes Tips
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Table of Contents
Sl.No. ModulesandUnits PageNo.
1.Inspectandcheckthefabricationmaterialsandtheirpreparation
Unit1.1-Introduction 3
Unit1.2-IdentifyandShiftMaterials 12
Unit1.3-OverseesurfacePreparationofIdentifiedMaterials 33
2.Overseefabricationactivities
Unit2.1-OverseeJointPreparationActivities 69
Unit2.2-RepairFabricatedComponents 161
3. ErectStructuralSteelAssembliesatConstructionSites
Unit3.1-CheckandEnsurethatPreparatoryWorksareCompletedasperWork 195
RequirementPriortoErection
Unit3.2-ErectStructuralSteelAssembliesasperDrawing 244
4.WorkEffectivelyinateamtodeliverdesiredresultsattheworkplace
Unit4.1- InteractandCommunicateinanEffectiveandConclusiveManner 307
Unit4.2-Supportco-workerstoExecuteProjectRequirements 319
5.WorkaccordingtoPersonalHealth,SafetyandEnvironmentProtocolintheConstructionSite
Unit5.1- FollowSafetyNormsasDefinedbytheOrganization 325
Unit5.2-AdoptHealthyandSafeWorkPractices 379
Unit5.3- ImplementGoodHousekeepingPractices 403
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1. Inspect and Check the Fabrication Materials and their Preparation
U n i t 1 .1 Introduction
U n i t 1 .2 IdentifyandShiftProperMaterials
U n i t 1 .3 OverseeSurfacePreparationofIdentifiedMaterials
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A t the end of this module, you w ill be able to:
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2. read and interpret drawings and work procedure
3. receive and segregate the materials
4. check the materials for any physical damage
5 . carry out cleaning of the surface of materials
6. carry out measuring and marking as per drawing
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Unit Objectives
U NI T 1. 1 Introduction
At the end of this unit, you will be able to:
1. identifythepurposeofthetraining
2. stateNationalOccupationStandardsandQualificationPack
3. explainthebenefitsofskilltraining.
At the end of this topic, you will be able to:
1. describethescopeofthetrainingprogramme
2. determinethebenefitofthetrainingprogramme
3. definetheroleandresponsibilitiesoffabricators.
1.1.1.1 Introduction
Thistrainingisdevelopedtoimpartspecificskillstoindividualswhowishtoworkasafabricator.Thistrainingprogrammeisbasedonthequalificationpackoffabricator.TheconstructionindustryinIndiahasgrownveryrapidlyinthelastfewdecades.Constructionofnewstructureslikeresidentialtowers.housingsocieties,schools,colleges,etc.,hasgivenrisetothedemandforgoodskilledworkers.ThereareveryfewskilledworkersavailablefortheconstructionworksinIndia.ThepurposeofthistrainingistoimpartskilltotheconstructionworkersasperthesetNationalStandards.Thiswillgivethemgoodcareeropportunitiesandgrowthintheconstructionsector.Thequalityofconstructionworkwillgreatlyimprovewiththeinductionofskilledworkforce.
1.1.1 Introduction to the Training Programme
Fig. 1.1.1 Classroom Session
1.1.1.2 Mode and Duration of the Training Programme
The trainingforthejobroleoffabricatoristoprovidethroughclassroomandpracticalsessions.Thetotaldurationofthetrainingprogrammeasrecommendedinthequalificationpackis12-16weeks.
Fig. 1.1.2 Practical Session
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1. 1. 1. 3 Personal A ributes: Theindividualisexpectedtobephysicallyfitandmentallyalert.Thiswillhelpto
workacrossvariouslocationsandheights.Itwillalsohelptowithstandtheextremeweatherconditionswhile
working.Fabricatorsshouldhavegoodcommunicationskills,andbeabletoworkinateamandhandlevarious
tools,instrumentsandmaterials.
The training programme will enable an individual to:
usehandtools,powertoolsandequipmentusedinfabrication•
interpretdrawings,identifythecomponentsandfabricationsymbols•
recognisetheuseofdifferentstructuralelements•
carryoutfabricationactivities.Suchasmeasuring,marking,punching,cu ng,beveling,cleaning,drilling,•bolting,welding,torqueingandtensioning
carryoutrepairoffabricatedcomponents•
carryouterectionofthefabricatedstructureintheworksite•
workeffectivelyinateamtodeliverthedesiredresultsattheworksite.•
workaccordingtopersonalhealthandsafety,environmentprotocolinthesite.•
1.1.1.4 National skill qualification frame work - NSQF:
ThroughtheNationalpolicyonSkilldevelopment2009IndiarecognizedtheneedfordevelopmentofaNationalqualificationframework.ThenationalskillqualificationframeworkNSQFcameintobeingaspertheGazetteNotificationno8/06/2013dated27thDec.2013.NSQFisaqualityassuranceframework.
ItisanoutcomebasedapproachandeachlevelintheNSQFisdefinedanddescribedintermsofcompetencylevels thatwouldneedtobeachieved.TheNationalSkillQualificationFramework iscomposedof10 levels,eachrepresentsadifferentlevelofcompetencywithlevel1representingthelowestcompetencyandlevel10highestcompetency.Competencemeanstheprovenabilitytouseacquiredknowledge,skillsandpersonalandsocialabilitiesinthedischargeofresponsibilityofajobrole.ItisimportanttonotethattheNSQFlevelsarenotdirectlyrelatedtoyearsofstudy.
NSQForganizesqualificationsaccordingtoaseriesoflevelsofknowledge,skillsandaptitude.Theselevelsaredefinedintermsoflearningoutcomeswhichthelearnermustpossessregardlessofwhethertheywereacquiredthroughformal,non-formalorinformallearning.
EachlevelofNSQFisdescribedbyastatementoflearningoutcomesinfivedomainsknownasleveldescriptors.Thesefivedomainsare:
1.Process 4.CoreSkill
2.Professionalknowledge 5.Responsibility
3.Professionalskill
ThelevelmentionedbelowinthecareerprogressionchartcorrespondstoNSQFlevel-4.
TheFabricatorisassignedlevel-4basedontheabovefivecriterias.
1.1.1.5 Introduction to QP and NOS
Introduction to QP and NOS: ThisprogramisbasedonQualificationPackcalled“Fabricator”.TheQualificationPackisalsocalledaQP.ThecodeforFabricatorTradeisCON/1206.AQPconsistsofasetofNationalOccupationalStandards(NOS).NOSspecifiesthestandardcompetencyaworkermustachievewhencarryingoutafunctionintheworkplace.UnderthefabricatorQP,therearefiveNOS.whichprovideadetailedaccountofthefunctionstobeperformedintheworksite.
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NOS Code Major Function/Track
1.CON/N1210 :InspectandChecktheFabricationMaterialsandtheirPreparation
2.CON/N1211 :OverseetheFabricationActivities
3.CON/N0717 :ErectStructuralSteelAssembliesatConstructionsSites
4.CON/N8001 :WorkEffectivelyinaTeamtoDelivertheDesiredResultattheWorkPlace
5.CON/N9001 :WorkAccordingtoPersonalHealth,SafetyandEnvironmentProtocolinthe ConstrutionSite
1.1.1.6 Benefits of the Training Programme
Aftercompletionofthetrainingprogramme,traineeswillbeassessedthroughatheoryandpracticaltest.
Onsuccessfulpassingoftheassessments,acertificatewillbeawardedbytheConstructionSkillDevelopment1 . CouncilofIndia(CSDCI).
Thecertificatewillhelpthetraineestogetajobwithbetterwagesintheconstructionsector.2 .
The skills acquired alongwith the certificatewill also help the trainees to have career progression and3. growth.
Fig. 1.1.3 Theoritical Session
E x ercis eI. Answer the following questions.
WhatdoesQPconsistof?1 .
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WhatdoesNOSspecify?2 .
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NameanytwoNOSunderFabricator3.
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Mentionanytwobenefitsofthistrainingprogramme?4.
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II. State whether the following statements are True or False.
Thiscertificatewillhelpyoutogetajobandearnbetterwagesintheconstructionsector.1 .
True False
Theskillacquiredalongwiththecertificatewillalsohelpyoutogrowinyourcareer.2 .
True False
Theassessmentafterthetrainingwillhaveonlypracticalexamination.3.
True False
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At the end of this topic, you will be able to:
1. identifyaspectsoftheconstructionsectorinIndia
2. identifyurbanandruralconstruction
3. definethefeaturesofmodernizationinconstructionsector
4. listoutmajoroccupationsintheconstructionsector.
1.1.2 An Overview of the Construction Sector
1.1.2.1 Introduction
Constructionreferstobuildingofdifferenttypesofstructures.Thesectorcomprisesofsmall,mediumandlargeindustriesorcompanies.Thecompaniesinvolveindifferenttypesofprojects.Theycreateadiverse,butthespecificrequirementofworkmen.
The construction sector can be broadly classified into two sub sectors: real estate and infrastructureconstruction,ruralconstruction.
1. Real estate and infrastructure construction: This sub sector comprises all theworks that are requiredfor construction of all types of infrastructure and real estate projects. Infrastructure projects are thosethatdirectly or indirectlyaffect thegrowthof theNation. Forexample, roads, airports, railwaybridges,dams, power plants, metros, industries, etc. Real estate projects are those which mainly focus onprovidingresidentialandcommercialworkplacestoallcategoriesofpeople.Forexample,residentialtowers,independenthouses,malls,sportscomplex,etc.
Fig. 1.1.4 Industrial Building Construction
Fig. 1.1.5 Rural Infrastructure roads and flyovers
2. Rural construction: This sub sector focuseson the constructional requirementsof rural India. It includesconstructionofruralhouseholds,warehouses,villageroads,etc.
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1. 1. 2. 2 Modernization in Construction
Fromtheearlyagestothepresentday,theconstructionsectorhasgeneratedsubstantialemployment.Ithasalsoundergoneextensivemodernization,fromrawmaterialtotheuseofheavyequipment.Theuseofmodernequipmentandtechniquehasincreasedthespeedofconstructionwork.Ithasenhancedthequalityoffinishedstructures.Further,bymodernizationofconstruction,itisnowpossibletoconstructbuildingsinunderwateraswellasinveryhighaltitudes.Modernizationhashelpedtobuildhi-techbuildingsandatomicpowergenerationplants.
Fig. 1.1.6 Old bridge Fig. 1.1.7 Modern bridge
Fig. 1.1.8 Old construction equipment Fig. 1.1.9 Modern construction equipment
1. 1. 2. 3 Job Roles in Construction
Construction is the second largest employment generating sector in India after agriculture. There aremanyjobrolesinconstruction.Dependingonthenatureofwork,somejobrolescatertotheemploymentneedsofmaximumnumberofworkmenandaremoreprominentthanothers.
Thefollowingjobsareverycommoninmostofthefabricationandconstructionprojects
Helperfabrication•
Assistantconstructionfitter•
Constructionfitter•
Fabricator•
1. Fabrication
Metal fabrication is the creation ofmetal structure bymarking, cu ng, bending, forming, grinding fi ng,assembling, welding and painting processes. Fabrication is one of the value added process involved in thecreationofmachineparts.Industrialbuildingstructuresbridgegirders,columnbeamstructurefromvariousrawmaterials.
Tackwelder•
Welders•
Grinderconstruction•
Gascutterconstruction•
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Fig. 1.1.10 Fabrication Activities Fig. 1.1.11 Welding Activities
2. Welding
Weldingistheartoffabricationtechniqueusedforjoiningthemetalliccomponentpartsthroughtheapplicationofheattoasuitabletemperaturewithorwithouttheapplicationofpressureandwithorwithouttheuseofafillermaterial
3. Drilling
Drillingistheprocessofcu ngholesinsolidmaterialusingarotatingcu ngtool
4. Bolting
Bolted joints areoneof themost commonelements in steel structures, fabricationassembly anderection.Boltingconsistsoffastenersthatcaptureandjoinotherpartsandaresecuredwiththehelpofscrewthreads
5 . Steel structure erection and alignment
Theerectionofsteelstructureconsistsoftheassemblyofsteelcomponentsintoaframeatsite.Theprocessinvolvesliftingandplacingcomponentsinpositionthenconnectingthemtogetherthroughboltingandsometimeweldingisused
Alignmentworkconsistsoflining,levellingandplumbing.
Fig. 1.1.12 Drilling Fig. 1.1.13 Bolting
Fig. 1.1.14 Structural Steel Erection
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6. Scaffolding
Scaffolding is a temporary support structure. Thematerials used arebamboo,timberor steel. This supportstructurehelpsduringconstructionactivities.Scaffoldingismadeforworkmentodotheirworksafelyandtokeeptheirtoolsandmaterials.
Fig. 1.2.15 Scaffolding
Few job roles under Scaffolding are as follows:
AssistantScaffolder1 . -System
AssistantScaffolder2 . -Conventional
Scaffolder3. -Conventional
Scaffolder4. -System.
7. Construction painting
Paintingisavitaloftheoverallfinishingworkofaconstructionproject.Applicationofpaintaddsaestheticvaluetoaconstructedstructure.Thismayalsoinvolvedecorativepaintingofbasicdesignsandpatterns.
Few job roles under Construction painting are as follows:
AssistantConstructionPainterandDecorator5.
ConstructionPainterandDecorator6 .
Chargehand7 . -PaintingandDecorating.
Fig. 1.2.16 Painting work by a painter
I. Answer the following questions.
Whatarethesubsectorsinconstruction?1 .
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Whatdoesruralconstructionfocuson?2 .
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Howhastheconstructionsectorbeenmodernised?3.
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WhatarethemainobjectivesofFabricator?5.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WhatisFabrication?6 .
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - II State whether the following statements are True are False.
Realestateprojectsfocusontheconstructionofroads,airports,damsandpowerplants.1 .
True False
Modernequipmenthashelpedtoconstructunderwaterandinhighaltitudes.2 .
True False
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Scaffoldingisdoneusingbricksandconcrete.3.
True False
4. RepairingofFabricatorstructureisdonebyExperiencedFabricator.
True False
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1.1.3 Fabricator Job Role and Responsibilities
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Fabricators should be able to:
readandinterpretorganizationprocedureforobtainingapprovalsandindentmaterials•
interpretdrawings•
performallthefabricationworkinsequence.Forexample,forming,cu ng,grinding,beveling,drilling,fi ng•andtackweldingofsmallpartsandfinishedproducts
useinstrumentsandequipment•
identifyanddistinguishmeasurementunits•
verifythefinaldimensionsoffabricatedcomponents•
installfabricatedcomponentsintheconstructionsite.•
At the end of this topic, you will be able to:
1. listthejobrolesandresponsibilitiesoffabricator.
E x ercis eI. Answer the following questions.
1. Explainthefabricatorjobroleinconstructionsector.
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2. Drawasimplecarrerprogressionchartforthefabricationoccupation.
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II. State whether the following statements are True or False.
1. Thefabricatorcarriesoutgrindingandfilingworkindividually.
True False
2. Thereisahugerequirementforskilledworkforceintheconstructionsector.
True False
3. Afabricatorhandsoverthetoolandmaterialstothestoreafterthedayswork.
True False
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UNIT 1.2 Identify and Shi Materials
Unit ObjectivesAt the end of this unit, you will be able to:
1.readandinterpretdrawings,andmaterialspecifications
2. identifythenamesofcomponentsandassembly
3.recognisetheconceptofstampingandheatnumber.
At the end of this topic, you will be able to:
1. performunitconversions
2. refreshbasicknowledgeinmathematics–Arithmetic,algebraandgeometry
3. calculatearea,volume,anglesandlength.
1. 2. 1 Fabrication Mathematical Applications
Metric System & Inch System Units
1. Metric System Units
• Most countries use themetric system. Themetric system uses themeter and linear units based onthemeter,gramasitsstandardsofmeasureandprefixedbykilo,centiandmillietc.Allmultipliesandsubdivisionsofthemeteraredirectlyrelatedtothemeterbyafactoroften.Thismakesiteasytousethedecimalsystemforcalculationsinvolvingmetricunits.ThemoreoftenusedabbreviationsforlinearmeasurementareDecimeter“dm”,theCentimeter“cm”andMillimeter“mm”.
a. Kilometer(km),1km=1,000meter
b. Meter(m),1m=10dm=100cm=1,000mm
c. Decimeter(dm),1dm=10cm=100mm
d. Centimeter(cm),1cm=10mm
2. Inch System (Imperial System) Units
InchsystemismostlyusedinUSA,wherethingsaremeasuredinfeet,inchesandpounds.
• ThesmallestlinearmeasurementunitintheInchSystemistheinch“in”.1/1000ofinchiscalled‘Thou’.Otherunitsarethefeet“ft”andtheyard“yd”.
a. 1yd=3ft=36in
b. 1ft=12in
c. 1m=39.37inches
3. Units Conversion
• ExampleforInchtoInchFractionconversion:1/16”=1dividedby16=0.0625”
• ExampleforInchFractiontommconversion:0.0625”x25.4mm=1.58mm
• 1000litre=1m³.
• 1yd=0.9144m
• 1ft=0.30480m
• 1in=25.4mm
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Arithmetic and its Applications
Arithmeticalcalculationknowledgeisneededinallareasoffabricationworks.Fabricatorshallbeabletoperformarithmetic calculations related to fabrication. Fabricator requires to calculate length, diameter, perimeter(circumference),bendingangles,elevation,coordinatesetc.Sometimes,pipesandconesmayberequiredtobefabricatedfromplates.HenceFabricatorshallbeabletomarktherequireddevelopmentsizesintheplatesoastocutandrollthepipeorconesetc.
Thefourbasicarithmeticoperationstobeperformedinfabricationworksareaddition,subtraction,multiplication,anddivision.
IfPipeoutsidediameter(OD)andinsidediameter(ID)aregiven,thenpipethicknesswillbe
½(OD-ID).IfpipeODandThickness(t)aregiven,thenpipeIDwillbeOD-2t.
Example 3.1-IfPipeODis508mmandpipeIDis480mm,thenpipethicknessis½(OD-ID)=½(508-480)=14mm
Example 3.2-IfpipeODis610mmandwallthicknessis20mm,thenpipeIDwillbeOD-2t=610-40=570mm.
Algebra and its Applications
Basic Algebraic formulas applicable for fabrication include
• (a-b) 2 =a 2 -2ab+b 2
b)b)(c(c -
Fig 1.2.1 Right Angle Triangle - side dimension calculation
hypotenuse
c
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b
a
Theaboveformulaswillbeapplicablewhilecalculatingcoordinatesandelevationsandthirdsideofrightangletriangle.
Inarightangletriangle,ifoneside‘b’andhypotenuse‘c’dimensionsaregiven,theothersidecanbecalculatedasbelow.
a. a 2 +b 2 =c²
b. a 2 =c²-b 2
c. a 2 =(c+b)(c-b)
d. a=
Example 3.3:Intheabovetrianglehypotenusedimensionis13cmandonesideis5cm,calculatetheothersidedimension.
Byapplyingtheaboveformulaa=
a= =
Theothersidedimensionis12cm.
Geometry and its Applications
Geometricalknowledgeisessentialforfabricatortoperformstructurefabricationandinstallation.
Acircleisageometricformofwhicheverypointontheoutsideofthecircleisthesamedistanceawayfromthecenter.Thedistancearoundtheedgeofthecircleiscalledthecircumference.Thedistancefromonesideofthecircletotheother,goingthroughthecenterofthecircle,isthediameter.Twotimestheradiusisthediameterofthecircle.
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Shape FormulasforArea(A)andCircleCircumference(C)
Triangle A=½bh=½xbasexheight
A=axa=a²Where‘a’issidedimensionoftheSquare
A=lw=lengthxwidth
A=½(b 1 +b 2 )h=½xsumofbasesxheight
A=bh=basexheight
(‘π’valueis3.1416or3.142)
(A=πr 2 =πd 2
Square
Rectangle
Trapezoid
Parallelogram
Circle
1. Formulas for Area of Circle, Circumference Calculation
Importantformulasforareaandcirclecircumferencecalculationsareastabulatedbelow:
Example 3.4: Calculatetheareaoftrapeziumshapesupportfoundationwhenbottomwidthoffoundationis600mm,topwidthtrenchis400mmandfoundationdepthis350mm.
• FormulafortrapeziumareaisA=½(b 1 +b 2 )h=½xsumofbasesxheight
• Applyingthegivenvalues,foundationareais½(400+600)x350=175000mm 2 =0.175m2
Table 3.1 - Formula for calculating area and circumference
2. Perimeter / Circumference Calculation
a. Perimeterofasquare:s+s+s+s,where‘s’islength/sizeofoneside d.areaofcircle=πr 2 (R-Radious)
b. Perimeterofarectangle:l+w+l+w,where‘l’islength&‘w’iswidth e.circumference =2πR
c. Perimeterofatriangle:a+b+c,a,b,andcaresize/lengthsofthe3sides
3. Volume Calculation:
a. Volumeofacube:s×s×swhere‘s’islength/sizeofoneside(Allsidesareequalincube)
b. Volumeofarectangularbox:l×w×h,where‘l’islength&‘w’iswidthand‘h’isdimensionofheight
c . Volumeofasphere:(4/3)×π×r3,where‘r’isradiusofsphereandπvalueis3.1416
d . Volumeof a cylinder: π × r 2 × h,where ‘r’ is radius of the circle of the base and ‘h’ is height of thecylinder.
Fig 1.2.2 Cube Fig 1.2.3 Sphere Fig 1.2.4 Cylinder
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Point r