Challenge

Creation of Column Schedule and Drawing Template using AutoCad

Q1

Create a column schedule as shown in the figure.

Note: Create a column schedule with the help of lines. Also, insert text with the help of Dtext command or Single Line text.

Hint: Use font name: romans.shx; Height: 8”, Justify: Left

AIM

Create a column schedule as shown in the above figure.

INTRODUCTION

The column schedule is a schedule which the details of column will be collected in the construction for design purpose.

PROCEDURE

Open the AutoCAD Application and create a new AutoCAD file with imperial settings. Set the units in 'Engineering' and precision (0'-0.0"), limits by typing 'LIMMAX in command line (100',100') and zoom all by typing 'Z' in command line (Zoom All). Adjust font name as romans.shx; Height as 8” in the 'TEXTSTYLE' settings.

1. Draw the colum schedule table

  • Using 'LINE', 'RECTANG', 'COPY' and 'MOVE', the table for column schedule is created

2. Provide annotations given in the figure

  • Using 'TEXT' tool, type all the labels given in the figure
  • Using 'SCALE', 'MOVE', and 'COPY' tool, place the text in the appropriate box as shown

3. Draw the columns

C1:

  • Using 'RECTANG' tool, draw a rectangle of 9"x24"
  • Using 'OFFSET' tool, offset cover distance 0.5"
  • Using 'CIRCLE' tool, draw a circle of dia 20mm and 12mm
  • Using 'PLINE' tool, draw a shape as shown in the figure
  • Using 'COPY', 'ARRAY', 'MOVE' tool, place the circle and shapes according to the given drawing
  • Using 'LINE' tool, draw the stirrups shown in figure

C1a:

  • Using 'RECTANG' tool, draw a rectangle of 9"x24"
  • Using 'OFFSET' tool, offset cover distance 0.5"
  • Using 'CIRCLE' tool, draw a circle of dia 16mm
  • Using 'COPY' tool, 'ARRAY', 'MOVE', place the circle according to the given drawing
  • Using 'LINE' tool, draw the stirrups and ties shown in figure

C2:

  • Using 'RECTANG' tool, draw a rectangle of 9"x24"
  • Using 'OFFSET' tool, offset cover distance 0.5"
  • Using 'CIRCLE' tool, draw a circle of dia 20mm and 12mm
  • Using 'PLINE' tool, draw a shape as shown in the figure
  • Using 'COPY' tool, 'ARRAY', 'MOVE', place the circle and shapes according to the given drawing
  • Using 'LINE' tool, draw the stirrups and ties shown in figure

C2a:

  • Using 'RECTANG' tool, draw a rectangle of 9"x10"
  • Using 'OFFSET' tool, offset cover distance 0.5"
  • Using 'CIRCLE' tool, draw a circle of dia 16mm
  • Using 'COPY' tool, 'ARRAY', 'MOVE', place the circle according to the given drawing
  • Using 'LINE' tool, draw the stirrups and ties shown in figure

C1a:

  • Using 'RECTANG' tool, draw a rectangle of 9"x21"
  • Using 'OFFSET' tool, offset cover distance 0.5"
  • Using 'CIRCLE' tool, draw a circle of dia 16mm
  • Using 'COPY' tool, 'ARRAY', 'MOVE', place the circle according to the given drawing
  • Using 'LINE' tool, draw the stirrups shown in figure

4. Place the columns inside the assigned box as per the figure

  • Using 'MOVE' tool, place all the columns in their respective boxes

RESULT

A column schedule is created as per the given figure

Q2

Create a window schedule as shown in the figures:

Window Schedule:

AIM

Create a window schedule as shown in the figure

INTRODUCTION

The window schedule is a schedule in which the details of all windows will be collected in the construction for design purpose.

PROCEDURE

Open the AutoCAD Application and create a new AutoCAD file with imperial settings. Set the units in 'Engineering' and precision (0'-0.0"), limits by typing 'LIMMAX in command line (100',100') and zoom all by typing 'Z' in command line (Zoom All). Adjust font name as romans.shx; Height as 8” in the 'TEXTSTYLE' settings.

1. Draw the table

  • Using 'LINE', 'OFFSET', 'TRIM', 'ERASE', create a table for the window schedule

2. Provide annotations given in the figure

  • Using 'TEXT' tool, type all the labels given in the figure
  • Using 'SCALE', 'MOVE', and 'COPY' tool, place the text in the appropriate box as shown

RESULT

The window schedule is created as per the given figure

Q3

Create the drawing template as shown in the figure:< Use the Notes as in the figure>

AIM

Create the drawing template as shown in the figure

INTRODUCTION

A drawing template in AutoCAD is a form used as a guide to making something.

PROCEDURE

Open the AutoCAD Application and create a new AutoCAD file with imperial settings. Set the units in 'Engineering' and precision (0'-0.0"), limits by typing 'LIMMAX in command line (100',100') and zoom all by typing 'Z' in command line (Zoom All). Adjust font name as romans.shx; Height as 8” in the 'TEXTSTYLE' settings.

1. Draw the table

  • Using 'LINE', 'OFFSET', 'TRIM', 'ERASE', 'DIVIDE' tool, create a table for the drawing template

2. Provide annotations given in the figure

  • Using 'MTEXT' tool, type all the labels given in the figure
  • Using 'MOVE', and 'COPY' tool, place the text in the appropriate box as shown

RESULT

The drawing template is created as per the given figure.

Q4

Create the list of drawing schedule as shown in the figure:

AIM

To create the list of drawing schedule as shown in the figure.

INTRODUCTION

A schedule of drawings is an itemised list of drawings required for a building project.

PROCEDURE

Open the AutoCAD Application and create a new AutoCAD file with imperial settings. Set the units in 'Engineering' and precision (0'-0.0"), limits by typing 'LIMMAX in command line (100',100') and zoom all by typing 'Z' in command line (Zoom All). Adjust font name as romans.shx; Height as 8” in the 'TEXTSTYLE' settings.

1. Draw the table

  • Using 'LINE', 'OFFSET', 'TRIM', 'ERASE', 'DIVIDE' tool, create a table for the drawing template

2. Provide annotations given in the figure

  • Using 'MTEXT' tool, type all the labels given in the figure
  • Using 'MOVE', and 'COPY' tool, place the text in the appropriate box as shown

RESULT

The list of drawing schedule is created as per the given drawing.

Q5

Create the Beam detail as shown in the figure and provide text wherever given.

AIM

To create the beam detail as shown in the figure

INTRODUCTION

A beam is a structural element that primarily resists loads applied laterally to the beam's axis. The details of the beam is shown in the beam detail.

PROCEDURE

Open the AutoCAD Application and create a new AutoCAD file with imperial settings. Set the units in 'Engineering' and precision (0'-0"), limits by typing 'LIMMAX in command line (100',100') and zoom all by typing 'Z' in command line (Zoom All).

1. Draw the brick work

  • Using 'LINE', 'OFFSET' tools, draw the brick work as shown in the figure

2. Draw break line

  • Using 'BREAKLINE' tool, draw break lines on both sides

3. Provide annotations given in the figure

  • Using 'MTEXT', 'MLEADER' tool, type all the labels given in the figure
  • Using 'MOVE', and 'COPY' tool, place the text in the appropriate area as shown

4. Using 'HATCH' tool, hatch according to the figure

RESULT

The beam detail is sketched according to the given figure.

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