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    The document is a question paper for the seventh semester Civil Engineering examination covering the subject of Estimation, Costing and Valuation Engineering. It contains 16 multiple choice and numerical questions assessing student understanding of key concepts related to estimation, rate analysis, specifications, tendering procedures, depreciation methods, and quantity take-off from building drawings. Students are required to answer questions covering topics such as types of estimates, rate analysis, specifications, departmental vs contractual project execution, valuation methods, contractor selection process, and penalties in construction contracts. They are also asked to calculate quantities of building materials from the sample building drawings provided and solve numerical problems related to depreciation calculation and linear rate analysis.

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    The document is a question paper for the seventh semester Civil Engineering examination covering the subject of Estimation, Costing and Valuation Engineering. It contains 16 multiple choice and numerical questions assessing student understanding of key concepts related to estimation, rate analysis, specifications, tendering procedures, depreciation methods, and quantity take-off from building drawings. Students are required to answer questions covering topics such as types of estimates, rate analysis, specifications, departmental vs contractual project execution, valuation methods, contractor selection process, and penalties in construction contracts. They are also asked to calculate quantities of building materials from the sample building drawings provided and solve numerical problems related to depreciation calculation and linear rate analysis.

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    The document is a question paper for the seventh semester Civil Engineering examination covering the subject of Estimation, Costing and Valuation Engineering. It contains 16 multiple choice and numerical questions assessing student understanding of key concepts related to estimation, rate analysis, specifications, tendering procedures, depreciation methods, and quantity take-off from building drawings. Students are required to answer questions covering topics such as types of estimates, rate analysis, specifications, departmental vs contractual project execution, valuation methods, contractor selection process, and penalties in construction contracts. They are also asked to calculate quantities of building materials from the sample building drawings provided and solve numerical problems related to depreciation calculation and linear rate analysis.

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    Estimation QP 1

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    The document is a question paper for the seventh semester Civil Engineering examination covering the subject of Estimation, Costing and Valuation Engineering. It contains 16 multiple choice and numerical questions assessing student understanding of key concepts related to estimation, rate analysis, specifications, tendering procedures, depreciation methods, and quantity take-off from building drawings. Students are required to answer questions covering topics such as types of estimates, rate analysis, specifications, departmental vs contractual project execution, valuation methods, contractor selection process, and penalties in construction contracts. They are also asked to calculate quantities of building materials from the sample building drawings provided and solve numerical problems related to depreciation calculation and linear rate analysis.

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    *X10467*

    Reg. No. :

    Question Paper Code : X 10253


    B.E./B.Tech. Degree Examinations, November/december 2020
    Seventh Semester
    Civil Engineering
    CE 8701 – estimation, Costing and valuation engineering
    (Regulations 2017)

    Time : Three Hours Maximum : 100 Marks

    Answer all questions.


    paRT – a (10×2=20 Marks)
    1. Define the term estimation and list its types.
    2. Compute the quantity of cement and sand required for 100 m3 of brick masonry
    work with 1:6 cement mortar.
    3. What is the purpose of doing rate analysis ?
    4. Describe schedule of rates.
    5. Define specifications and mention its purpose.
    6. Write how general specification for a class of building defers from detailed
    specification.
    7. Write two features of departmental and contractual systems of executing
    works.
    8. Define contracts, mention two of its legal implications.
    9. What is known as Earnest money deposit ?
    10. Mention the various methods of valuation.

    paRT – B (5×13=65 Marks)


    11. a) Briefly explain the different types of estimates and discuss at which
    situation each type is preferred by giving appropriate justification.

    (OR)
    b) For the building shown in fig. 1. Determine the quantities of the following
    items of work. Sand filling in plinth, RCC work in slabs and beams, I class
    brickwork in foundation and plinth.
    -2- *X10253*
    X10253
    12. a) Arrive at the rate/cum of the following item of work of lime concrete in
    terraced roof (1:3:6) with 25 mm gauge brick ballast with lime and Surkhi
    1:3 proportion.

    Labour requirement : For 10 cum of lime concrete in roof terrace.
    Mason 1st class – ½ no. @ Rs. 550/day
    Mason 2nd class – 2 no. @ Rs. 500/day
    Mazdoor 1st class – 10 nos. @ Rs. 450/day
    Mazdoor 2nd class – 25 nos. @ Rs. 350/day
    Coolie – 3 nos. @ Rs. 300/day

    Cost of materials
    Brick Ballast I – Class (25mm gauge) – Rs. 4000/cum
    White lime slaked – Rs. 5000/cum
    Surkhi – Rs. 2500/cum
    Molasses – Rs. 25/kg.
    Bail fruit – Take lumpsum Rs. 500.
    (OR)
    b) Half brick wall (10 cm thick as partition wall) with 1:4 cement mortar – Arrive
    at rate/sq.m.
    Labour requirement : For 100 sq.m. area of ½ brick
    wall.
    Mason 1st class – ½ no. @ Rs. 550/day
    Mason 2nd class – 12 no. @ Rs. 500/day
    Mazdoor 1st class – 8 nos. @ Rs. 450/day
    Mazdoor 2nd class – 10 nos. @ Rs. 350/day
    Coolie – 2 nos. @ Rs. 300/day

    Cost of materials :
    Brick 1st class – Rs 6.50/no.
    Cement – per bag – Rs. 400/-
    Sand coarse – per cum – Rs. 3,500/-
    Mild steel bars @ 6mm diameter – per tonne – Rs. 40,000/-
    *X10253* -3- X10253

    13. a) Discuss the detailed specifications for 1st class brickwork in buildings
    mentioning its salient features.
    (OR)

    b) Explain the features and significance of ‘estimate report’ for a building.

    14. a) Explain briefly the procedure of selecting a contractor through inviting open
    tenders to carry out a project costing Rs. 50 lakhs.

    (OR)

    b) Write a note on : penalties and arbitration in projects.

    15. a) i) What is the linear method of calculating depreciation ? (6)

    ii) Age of the building is 10 years. Rate of depreciation is assumed as 15%.



    What is the depreciation of the building ? (7)

    (OR)

    b) i) What are the different methods of valuation ? (6)

    ii) What are the normal lives of different types of building ?


    (7)

    paRT – C (1×15=15 Marks)


    16. a) Estimate the quantities of the following items for the building giving in
    Fig. 1.
    i) Brick work in super structure
    ii) Material in floor
    iii) Material in roof
    iv) Exterior plastering and Interior plastering.

    (OR)
    b) Estimate the quantities of the following items of works for the building as
    shown in fig. 1.
    i) Earthwork in excavation in foundation
    ii) PCC in foundation
    iii) Stone masonry in footings and plinth
    iv) Material in Damp proof course of 2.5 cm thickness
    v) Material in steps.
    X10253 -4- *X10253*

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