Challenge

Creation of Column Schedule and Drawing Template using AutoCad

1. COLUMN SCHEDULE

AIM: To prepare the column schedule

PROCEDURE:

CREATING TABLE:

- Create rectangle of 60'X20' explode it.

- Divide the 60' into 10 columns and again divide each 10' to 5' by using offset command. Command "O" - select the left side and give offset distance as 10' first and for second as 5'.

- Create row at top and bottom of 2' and 4' respectively by using offset command. command "O" - select the top line and give distance as 2' again command "O". select the bottom line and give offset distance as 4'

- trim the unnecessary lines.

ENTERING TEXT:

- Enter the text in the table by using single line text from the text drop down menu - specify the point of text drop down menu - specify the point of text - specify text height as 8" - text angle 0

- Incase of the text "TERRACE TO MUMTY" give text angle as 90 degree and type the text

- After entering the text , right click and select properties - then list of properties will be displayed - ensure that the text height is 8" and make justify : as left

- To change the style of text command "ST" a dialogue box appears and select the font name as "romans.shx"

- Then insert all the text or copy the text created and edit it into the required text in the respective rows and columns

- Give the heading as column schedule

DRAWING THE COLUMN SECTION :

a Drawing the column section C1 -

Column of size 9"x24" having 20mm dia reinforcement at 4 corners and 12mm dia 6 reinforcement bars in between connected by 8mm dia stirrup.

-Draw a rectangle of size 9"x24" command REC - specify a point - click on dimension in the command box - then enter the first value as 9" and second dimension as 24".

-Draw the column outline after a cover of 40mm i.e 0.5" by offset command . command "O" - select the object - give offset distance as 0.5".

- Explode the inner rectangle so that the line can be selected separately . command "EXPLODE" - select the inner rectangle - enter

DRAWING REINFORCEMENT:

-By circle draw the reinforcement command "C". Click on Tan Tan Radius on the command box - select the left line as one of tangent - top line as another tangent - give radius as 10mm i.e 0.4"

- Using mirror command create the reinforcement on bottom of the left side of column. Command "MI" - select the object - give the mirror plane as the midpoint of the 2' line by object snap. midpoint on and click on "NO" for erase source object.

- Divide the line containing the reinforcement by command "DIV" - select the object (line) no. of segments to be divided is given as 4 , the line will be divided

- To make the point of division visible, type command "DDPTYPE" in command box - a dialogue box appears and select the suitable point type apply

- For the reinforcement of 12mm dia, 6bars

- Create circle by command "C" - specify the centre point - enter the radius as 6mm i.e 0.2"

- copy the circle command "CO" - select the base point as top point on the circle and place it in the centre point of the point created by object snap on

- Place 3 circles as such on each divided point , then delete the point created.

- Create similar circles on the other side , right side of the column. For that,

- Mirror the circles Command "MI" - select all the 5 circles - create the mirror plane from the middle of the 9" line, erase source object - give it as "NO" then the mirror image will be created

DRAWING STIRRUPS:

- Connect the reinforcement of radius 6mm, 1st row from the top, 2nd row top and bottom and 3 row from bottom.

- Connect the lines as top tangent of the two circles

- Draw the rings by arc - 3 point method, and mirroring it.

- Fillet the corners of the column outline with fillet radius as 0.5"

- Use donut command to fill the circle command DO- specify the inner dia as 0 and outer diameter as 0.8" for 4 corner reinforcement and 0.5" for inside reinforcement - specify centre of the donut, it gets filled. Mark "a" for in between reinforcement to indicate it as 12mm diameter.

b. Drawing column section C1a - Column of size 9"x24" having 16mm dia 12bars connected by 8mm dia stirrup.

- Draw a rectangle of size 9"x24" - command "REC" - specify a point - click on dimension in the command box - then enter the first value as 9" and second dimension as 24"

- Draw the column outline after a cover of 40mm i.e 0.5" by offset command Command "O" - select the object - give offset distance as 0.5"

- Explode the inside rectangle so that the line can be selected separately. command "EXPLODE"- select the inner rectangle - enter.

Drawing reinforcement :

- By circle draw the reinforcement command "C" - click on tan tan radius on the command box - select the left line as one of tangent - top line as another tangent - give radius as 8mm i.e 0.3"

- Using mirror command create the reinforcement on bottom of the left side of column . Command "MI" - select the object - give the mirror plane as the midpoint of the 2' line by object snap-midpoint on - select erase source object as "NO".

- Outline the line containing the reinforcement by command "DIV" - select the object (line) - no. of segments to be divided is given as 5, the line will be divided

- Copy the circle (reinforcement) and place it in the centre of the 4 points as here all reinforcement are of same size.

- Mirror the circles to the right side by command "MI" - select all the 6 circles, then draw the mirror plane as the midpoint of the 9" line and give erase source object as "NO"

DRAWING STIRRUPS:

- With line command draw lines in top and bottom of reinforcements to show the stirrups same in the next set also.

- With arc - 3 point method , draw rings where required

- Fillet the corners with fillet radius of 0.3"

- With "DO" command create donut - give inner diameter as 0 and outer diameter as 0.62".

c. Column C2 - Column of size 9"x24" having 20mm dia 8 bars shown in figure as "a" and rest 12mm dia 4 bars with 8mm dia stirrups

Drawing column

- Draw a rectangle of size 9"x24" - command "REC" - specify a point - click on dimension in the command box - then enter the first value as 9" and second dimension as 24"

- Draw the column outline after a cover of 40mm ie 0.5" by offset command Command "O" - select the object - give offset distance as 0.5"

- Explode the inside rectangle so that the line can be selected seperately. Command "EXPLODE" - select the inner rectangle- enter.

DRAWING REINFORCEMENT:

- With circle draw 20mm reinforcement on left corner by tan - tan - radius method - select the circle and create mirror in bottom left corner

- Divide the line by "DIV" command and divide it onto 5 segments 4 points are created.

- Copy the reinforcement to the third and fourth row, Command: "CO" - select the circle and place it.

- Mirror the copied circle and the top and bottom circles to right side Command "MI" - select the circles - then draw the mirror line towards the midpoint.

- Create circle of radius 0.23" and place it in centre rest of the points created and mirror it as done in previous step

Drawing stirrups:

- By "L" line command draw lines connecting top and bottom of the reinforcement as in the figure

- Create rings by arc

- Fillet the corners of the column outline with fillet radius 0.4"

- Fill the circle by donut command "DO" - enter inner diameter as 0 and outer diameter as 0.7" and 0.4" respectively

- Mark "a" with single line text on side of 20mm diameter reinforcement for identification.

d. Drawing column C2a:

- Draw rectangle of 9"x10" and give offset of 0.5", explode the offsetted rectangle.

Drawing reinforcement:

- With circle command C - select tan tan radius and select the two corner lines and give radius as 0.3" (8mm)

- Mirror these to the opposite corners.

- Draw lines joining the midpoint of the each side , then by circle "C" - tan tan radius - select the two sides as tangent and give 0.3" as radius

- Mirror the circles on opposite side by "MI" command.

- Again draw the other side reinforcement as done above.

- Create rings by arc - 3 point

- Fill the reinforcement by donut command "DO" - give inner diameter as 0 and outer diameter as 0.6"

e. Drawing column C3- size 9"x21" reinforcement of 16mm dia 12 nos and stirrups 8mm diameter

Drawing column

- Draw rectangle by command "REC" - click on dimension, give the dimensions as 9" and 21"

- Offset the rectangle with an offset distance of 0.5" by command "O" - distance as 0.5

- explode the inner rectangle.

Drawing reinforcement:

- By circle "C" - tan tan radius - select the two corner lines and give the radius as 0.3"

- Mirror the circle to the four corners of the column. Command "MI" - select the circle - draw the mirror plane at the midpoint of both the sides.

- Divide the line by "DIV" command into 5 segments , 4 points are created.

- Copy the circle and place it in the midpoint of the points by "CO" command

- Mirror the copied circles on the other side command "MI" - select the object, draw the mirror plane from the midpoint of the 9" line, give erase source as "NO"

- Delete the points.

Drawing the stirrups

- With line command "L" draw the line from the top and bottom of the reinforcement.

- Fillet the corners "F" - with fillet radius as 0.3" .

- Create rings with arc - 3 point

- Fill the reinforcement by donut command "DO" - give inner dia as 0 and outer dia as 0.6"

Placing it in column:

- place each of the drawn columns in the respective table making it a scale of 4"

- Command "SC" - select the object - select base point - scale factor give it as 4".

RESULT: The column schedule is drawn

02 WINDOW SCHEDULE:

Aim: To draw the window schedule

Procedure:

Creating table :

By using line command draw a rectangle of length 50' and width 12'.

- Command "L" with ortho on 12' vertically upwards then 50' towards +x direction, 12' vertically downwards and close.

Divide the length 50' into 5 equal parts i.e 10' each

- Offset command "O" and give the distance as 10' horizontally to +x direction.

Divide the 12' into 6 equal parts i.e 2' each

- Command "O" and give the distance as 2' downwards

Inserting text:

- Select single line text from the text drop down menu or type the command "DT"

- Specify start point of text : specify the point where we need to start the text

- Specify text height - give it as 8"

- Specify rotation angle of text - give it as 0 degree (as we need the text in horizontal direction)

- Type the text we need to insert, then press enter.

- If we need to change the style of text , command: 'ST' - select the font, here i have selected " romans.shx"

- If we need change the properties of text, select the text then right cllick - properties, we can edit the properties we want

- Enter "TYPE" , "WIDTH" , "SILL", "NO","LOCATION" in the 1st column and "W1A,W2 in the rows

- We can copy the text and use the edit option to change the text by "CO" command.

- Enter the values given in the table , for fractional numbers enter the multiline text option

- Select multiline from the drop down menu of the text, create a rectangular block to type the text.

- Type the number in 1st row 2'-5 1/2" then enter a space, the fraction will be stacked horizontally.

- In the location row text should be multiline and text size needs to be changed so, select the text, right click- properties - text height - change it to 6" .

- Use grips to adjust the text box width and height to fit in the column.

RESULT: Window schedule is drawn

3. CREATING TEMPLATE

Aim : To create the template

Procedure:

Creating table:

- Create the left side of table by line command - Command "L" - draw line of 15' vertically upwards and 40' in +x direction again 15' downwards, then close.

- Copy this rectangle and place it next to it with snap on , copy 2 of them

- Command "CO" - select the object - select the base point - select the point where we need to place the rectangle

- Divide the 2nd column of table into two and the 3rd column into 5

- Command "O" - offset distance - 3' select the object and create the rows

- Also divide the 3rd column into 4 each of 10' by command "O" (offset) and trim the unwanted line by "TR"

Table is created

Inserting text:

- Select multi line from drop down list of text - create the text box, then type the data given

- Text height is given as 8"

RESULT: The template drawn is shown

4. List of drawing schedule:

AIM: To create the list of drawings schedule

PROCEDURE:

Creating table :

- With line tool draw the outline of the table of 102' x 83' with command "L" - specify the start point , then draw 83 in +y direction -102' in +x direction 83' downwards and close.

- Draw the columns by offset command "O" with a distance of 10',32',60' respectively from the left side.

- Create the rows by offsetting distance of 3', 5' and 3' from the top side for the headings.

- Trim off the unwanted lines.

Inserting headings texts:

- With multiline option from the text drop down menu, create a text box in the first row and type "project" with text height 1'-8" and style as romans.shx

- In the 2nd row, using multiline text type "LIST OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING" with text height of 2'-1" and same style.

- In 3rd row type "NO:" DRAWING NO:" , DESCRIPTION" in respective columns with multiline text of height 1'-8" and same style.

Creating the rows:

- With offset command "O" create rows of height 3' , offset distance 3', create 24 such rows

Inserting text:

- Select multiline text and create the text box, with text height 1'-8" type the data given in each rows and columns

- In the No column, type the numbers from the 1 to 24

Inserting text:

- Select multiline text and create the text box,with text height 1'8" type the data given in each rows and columns

- In the No: column , type the numbers from 1 to 24

- In Drawing no: column type the first entity , then copy Command "CO"-select the object - select the "array" , then enter the number of items in array as 23, then click on the point where we need to place the array.

RESULT:

5. BEAM DETAIL:

Aim: To draw the beam detail

Procedure:

- Draw cross-section of beam with height 4' and thickness 9" (wall thickness)

-With command "L", draw a line of 4' in +y direction an 9" in +x direction and 4' downwards and close

- From top give an offset of 9", which marks the ground level, command "O" - select the top portion - give the offset distance as 9" and extend the ground level line.

- Then give an offset of 3" from the 9" line command "O" - select the 9" line - give offset distance as 9" and extend the ground level line.

- Then give an offset of 3" from 9" line command "O"- select the 9" line - give offset distance as 3" , which indicate the bottom level of concrete.

- Then give an offset of 3" from 9" line Command "O" - select the 9" line - give offset distance as 3" ,which indicate the bottom level of concrete.

- Hatch the portion of brick and concrete and trim off the line of ground level from the cross section of the beam

INSERTING TEXT:

- Select multi leader from the annotate tab and write the text with text height of 2"

- Type the text "TOP LEVEL +9" at the top of 9" line , type "GROUND LEVEL" +/OO at the 3" ground line

- Type "BRICKWORK" indicating the part of brickwork using multileader

- With multiline text from the text downdown type "SECTION 1" at bottom of the figure at 2" height.

RESULT: The beam detail is drawn

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