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    Rebar Works

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    1. Rebar, also known as reinforcement steel, is used to strengthen concrete structures by taking tension. 2. Rebar fabrication involves cutting bars to length and bending them according to design plans. Installation places the rebar in the proper location and secures it with tie wire before pouring concrete. 3. Estimating and scheduling rebar requires determining bar lengths, diameters, quantities, and weights based on design details, standards, and location within the structure like footings, slabs, and beams. Productivity rates also factor into estimates.

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    1. Rebar, also known as reinforcement steel, is used to strengthen concrete structures by taking tension. 2. Rebar fabrication involves cutting bars to length and bending them according to design plans. Installation places the rebar in the proper location and secures it with tie wire before pouring concrete. 3. Estimating and scheduling rebar requires determining bar lengths, diameters, quantities, and weights based on design details, standards, and location within the structure like footings, slabs, and beams. Productivity rates also factor into estimates.

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    1. Rebar, also known as reinforcement steel, is used to strengthen concrete structures by taking tension. 2. Rebar fabrication involves cutting bars to length and bending them according to design plans. Installation places the rebar in the proper location and secures it with tie wire before pouring concrete. 3. Estimating and scheduling rebar requires determining bar lengths, diameters, quantities, and weights based on design details, standards, and location within the structure like footings, slabs, and beams. Productivity rates also factor into estimates.

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    Rebar Works

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    1. Rebar, also known as reinforcement steel, is used to strengthen concrete structures by taking tension. 2. Rebar fabrication involves cutting bars to length and bending them according to design plans. Installation places the rebar in the proper location and secures it with tie wire before pouring concrete. 3. Estimating and scheduling rebar requires determining bar lengths, diameters, quantities, and weights based on design details, standards, and location within the structure like footings, slabs, and beams. Productivity rates also factor into estimates.

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    Rebar Works

    CE 155 - 02 - 4Q1920 V.T.Briones, MSCE


    Rebar  - known as a mass of reinforcing steel or reinforcement steel is used
    as a tension device in reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry
    structures to strengthen and aid the concrete under tension

    Rebar Works

    Fabrication - it consist of cutting the bars to length and the required bending
    as stated in the standard notes according to plans and details.

    Installation - it consist of the placing the bar at the proper location, secure
    precisely and lap the bars adequately prior to the placing or
    pouring of concrete
    Rebar for footing Rebar for beams and Rebar for beams and suspended slab
    cantilever slab
    Bar information: Productivity for Rebar Works:
    Bar Diameter Equivalent Area Unit Weight Component / Location Rate Unit
    mm Inches mm² Kg/m Quantity

    6 0.235 28.27 0.222 Members exposed to earth 14.2 kg/hr


    8 0.31 50.27 0.395 Ground floor members 14.2 kg/hr
    10 0.39 78.54 0.617 Suspended members 12.50 Kg/hr
    12 0.47 113.10 0.888
    16 0.63 201.06 1.578 Tie Wire for Rebar Works:
    20 0.78 314.16 2.466
    Component / Location Rate Unit
    25 0.98 490.87 3.853 Quantity

    28 1.10 615.75 4.834 Tie wire 20 kilos kg/tons of rebar


    32 1.25 804.25 6.313
    40 1.57 1256.64 9.865

    Reference Standard: ASTM 615


    Standard Hook & Splices: Always Refer to S-1
    Standard Bars Details: Always Refer to S-1
    1. Estimating Footing Bars
    1.1 Standard Hook and Details

    Le – L + 9d
    Le – effective length
    9d – 9 times bar diameter
    1. Estimating & Schedule of Footing Bars
    Quantity
    Location Index Description Bar Ø Length Qty Unit No. of of Quantity
    Remark
    m / F1 Weight footing Fabricated kg
    Bar
    9d = 9(16)=144 9d = 9(16)=144
    F-1 16 1638 8 1.57 22 176 452.6
    L=1500-(2x75)=1350

    9d = 9(16)=144
    L=1500-(2x75)=1350

    Footing

    F-1 16 1638 8 1.57 22 176 452.6


    9d = 9(16)=144

    905.22
    2. Estimating Rebar for Slab on Grade

    6db 300 mm (min) last bar with hook

    first bar with hook


    full length of bar
    Quantity
    No. of
    Location Index Description Bar Ø Length Qty Unit of Quantity Remark
    m / F1 Weight units Fabricated kg
    Bar

    6d = 6(10)=60

    5940
    Sa-1 10 6.0 126 0.616 1 126 465.69

    SOG
    6000

    Sa-2 10 6.0 126 0.616 2 252 931.39

    Sa-3 10 1.76 126 0.616 1 126 136.60


    1160

    6d = 6(10)=60
    Quantity
    No. of
    Location Index Description Bar Ø Length Qty Unit of Quantity Remark
    m / F1 Weight units Fabricated kg
    Bar

    6d = 6(10)=60
    Sb-1 10 6.0 47 0.616 1 47 173.71
    5940

    SOG
    Sb-2 10 6.0 47 0.616 7 329 1216
    6000

    6d = 6(10)=60
    Sb-3 10 4.76 47 0.616 1 47 137.81
    4160
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