Aim:- To create column schedule and drawiing templates using AutoCAD
Introduction:-
Column schedule:-
- Column schedule plays an important role in construction
- Column schedule must be checked properly before the construction
- Column schedule gives the number of main bar, distribution bars, stirrups
- It gives the dimension of the column and cover of the column
Drawing templates
- Drawing templates are the important while submitting the plan
- It involves many informations like direction of the building, designer, location, SBC of soil etc.,
AutoCAD:-
It is essential to draft the geometry
The different tools required in this drafts are construction line (XL), text(MTEXT), donut (DO), fillet (F), offset (O), Hatching (H) and Hatch edit (HE).
Procedure:-
- Go to start menu, click on Start drawing
- Type stratup (Enter) in command line
- Enter the new value of start up:1
- Go to application menu and select new or type new in command line
- In the "create new drawing" dialogue box contains imperial type of systems and metric type of system
- We select the metric system in the "start from scratch" option
- After that in Advance setup option select the decimal unit system in the units
The above procedure should be followed every time when the new sheet is opened
Entering the start up command in the command line

Entering the value 1 for the start up
When we go to the new file then we get this file select the metric from start from scratch
Then advance setup setting should be done by clicking OK
Keep the units in decimal and adjust precision then click next

Keep angle in decimal degree and adjust precision then click next
Select the angle measurement in east and click on next

Select angle direction in counter clockwise and click on next

Keep the width as 12m and length of 9m as default and click on finish
Aim:- To draft the coulmn schedule by using AutoCAD

Procedure:-
By using direct distance entry method
- Here all the units are in Engineering (inches and feet's)
- Select the construction line tool by entering XL (Enter) in the command line
- Select the vertical line and place it any where on the screen
- Next by using a same command (construction line) select horizontal line and place it on the screen
- Use a offset command for creating a table. The shortcut command is O enter
- Use a multiline text for the text. The shortcut command is Mtext enter
- Use a donut command for creating a reinforcement.The shortcut command is DO enter
- It consists of a 12mm dia bar, 16mm dia bar and 20mm dia bar
- Use a line for creating stirrups
- Use a offset to creat a smooth curve at the edge of the stirrups.The shortcut command is O enter
- Use a trim command to trim off the unwanted lines.The shortcut command is TR enter
- Font name: romans.shx; Height: 8" , justify: left
- The out line for column schedule distance is 57'-2.88" in +ve - x direction
- The out line for column schedule distance is 7'-11.01" in -ve - y direction
- The out line for column schedule distance is 57'-2.88" in -ve - x direction
- The out line for column schedule distance is 7'-11.01" in +ve - y direction
- The distance between one to one column is 7'-2.88", 10'-0", 10'-0", 10'-0", 10'-0", 10'-0" respectively from left to right in +ve - x direction
- The distance between one to one spacing line is 1'-6", 1'-0", 1'-0", 1'-0", 1'-0", 2'-5.01" respectively from top to bottom in -ve - y direction
For column C1
- The column dimension for C1 is 9"x24" which consisits of a 4nos of 20mm dia non- a bars and 6nos of 12mm dia (a) bars
- Cover for this is 40mm (0.59")
- Take a offset of 5", 5" and 5" center to center to provide the reinforcements respectively from the top in -ve y-axis direction
- Take a offset of 5", 6", 6" and 5" to provide the stirrups respectively from the top in -ve y- aixs direction
- Stirrups are dia 8 @3" and 8" CRS (1 set of 3STRPS)
For column C1-a
- The column dimension for C1 a is 9"x24" which consisits of a 12nos of 16mm dia non- a bars
- Cover for this is 40mm (0.59")
- Take a offset of 4", 4", 4", 4" and 4" center to center to provide the reinforcements respectively from the top in -ve y-axis direction
- Take a offset of 4" 5", 4", 5" and 4" to provide the stirrups respectively from the top in -ve y- aixs direction
- Stirrups are dia 8 @3" and 8" CRS (1 set of 3STRPS)
For column C2
- The column dimension for C2 is 9"x24" which consisits of a 8nos of 20mm dia a bars and 4nos of 12mm dia non- a bars
- Cover for this is 40mm (0.59")
- Take a offset of 3", 4", 4", 4" and 4" center to center to provide the reinforcements respectively from the top in -ve y-axis direction
- Take a offset of 3" 5", 4", 5" and 4" to provide the stirrups respectively from the top in -ve y- aixs direction
- Stirrups are dia 8 @3" and 8" CRS (1 set of 3STRPS)
For column C2-a
- The column dimension for C2 a is 9"x24" which consisits of a 8nos of 16mm dia non- a bars
- Cover for this is 40mm (0.59")
- Take a offset of 3" and 3" center to center to provide the reinforcements respectively from the top in -ve y-axis direction
- Take a offset of 3" and 3" to provide the stirrups respectively from the top in -ve y- aixs direction
- Stirrups are dia 8 @3" and 8" CRS (1 set of 2STRPS)
For column C3
- The column dimension for C3 is 9"x24" which consisits of a 12nos of 16mm dia non- a bars
- Cover for this is 40mm (0.59")
- Take a offset of 3", 4", 4", 4" and 3" center to center to provide the reinforcements respectively from the top in -ve y-axis direction
- Take a offset of 3" 4", 3", 4" and 3" to provide the stirrups respectively from the top in -ve y- aixs direction
- Stirrups are dia 8 @3" and 8" CRS (1 set of 3STRPS)
Layers used are
- Outer line - Yellow
- Text - Cyan
- Outer the main stirrup -ACI 40
- Main stirrup - Blue
- Reinforcement 12 dia - ACI 11
- Reinforcement 16dia - Magenta
- Reinforcement 20dia - Red
- Stirrup - ACI 10

Layers used for column schedule

Column schedule outline

Column schedule text and outline

Column schedule C1

Column schedule for given sizes of column
Result:-

Column schedule for given sizes of column
Aim:- To draft the window schedule

Procedure:-
By using direct distance entry method
- Here all the units are in Engineering (inches and feet's)
- Select the construction line tool by entering XL (Enter) in the command line
- Select the vertical line and place it any where on the screen
- Next by using a same command (construction line) select horizontal line and place it on the screen
- Use a offset command for creating a table. The shortcut command is O enter
- Use a multiline text for the text. The shortcut command is Mtext enter
- Use a trim command to trim off the unwanted lines.The shortcut command is TR enter
- Font name: times new roman, Height: 8" and 3" , justify: left and center, Text: Multi line
- The out line for window schedule distance is 26'-6.8" in +ve - x direction
- The out line for window schedule distance is 6'-0" in -ve - y direction
- The out line for window schedule distance is 26'-6.8" in -ve - x direction
- The out line for window schedule distance is 6'-0" in +ve - y direction
- The distance between one to one column is 4'-0", 5'-1.3", 5'-1.3", 5'-1.3" and 7'-3"respectively from left to right in +ve - x direction
- The distance between one to one spacing line is 1'-0", 1'-0", 1'-0", 1'-0", 1'-0", 1'-0" respectively from top to bottom in -ve - y direction
Layers used are
- Outer line - Yellow
- Text - Cyan

Layers used for window schedule

Window schedule outline

Window scheule text with outline
Result:-

Window scheule text with outline
Aim:- To draft the drawing templates

Procedure:-
By using direct distance entry method
- Here all the units are in Engineering (inches and feet's)
- Select the construction line tool by entering XL (Enter) in the command line
- Select the vertical line and place it any where on the screen
- Next by using a same command (construction line) select horizontal line and place it on the screen
- Use a offset command for creating a table. The shortcut command is O enter
- Use a multiline text for the text. The shortcut command is Mtext enter
- Use a trim command to trim off the unwanted lines.The shortcut command is TR enter
- Font name: times new roman, Height: 8" , justify: left, Text: Single line
- The out line for drawing templates distance is 77'-1" in +ve - x direction
- The out line for drawing templates distance is 11'-6" in -ve - y direction
- The out line for drawing templates distance is 77'-1" in -ve - x direction
- The out line for drawing templates distance is 11'-6" in +ve - y direction
- The distance between one to one column is 26'-10", 13'-10", 16'-5" and 20'-0" respectively from left to right in +ve - x direction
- The distance between one to one spacing line is 2'-6", 2'-2", 2'-6", 2'-2" and 2'-2", respectively from top to bottom in -ve - y direction
Layers used are
- Outer line - Yellow
- Text - Cyan

Layers used for drawing templates

Drawing template outline

Drawing template text with outline
Result:-

Drawing template text with outline
Aim:- To draft the drawing schedule

Procedure:-
By using direct distance entry method
- Here all the units are in Engineering (inches and feet's)
- Select the construction line tool by entering XL (Enter) in the command line
- Select the vertical line and place it any where on the screen
- Next by using a same command (construction line) select horizontal line and place it on the screen
- Use a offset command for creating a table. The shortcut command is O enter
- Use a multiline text for the text. The shortcut command is Mtext enter
- Use a trim command to trim off the unwanted lines.The shortcut command is TR enter
- Font name: times new roman, Height: 8" , justify: left, Text: Multi line
- The out line for drawing schedule distance is 39'-0" in +ve - x direction
- The out line for drawing schedule distance is 48'-6"" in -ve - y direction
- The out line for drawing schedule distance is 39'-0" in -ve - x direction
- The out line for drawing schedule distance is 48'-6" in +ve - y direction
- The distance between one to one column is 2'-0", 15'-0" and 22'-0.18" respectively from left to right in +ve - x direction
- The distance between one to one spacing line is 1'-6", 2'-0", 1'-6", respectively from top to bottom in -ve - y direction
- It consists of a 29 list of table each spacing is 1'-6" 29 times
Layers used are
- Outer line - Yellow
- Text - Cyan

Layers used for drawing schedule

Drawing schedule outline

Drawing schedule text with outline
Result:-

Drawing schedule text with outline
Aim:- To draft the beam deatails

Procedure:-
By using direct distance entry method
- Here all the units are in Engineering (inches and feet's)
- Select the line tool by entering L (Enter) in the command line
- Draw vertically a random distance in +ve y direction because it's a continuing
- Take a offset distance 9" from the vertical line
- Make a continuous symbol by using a line without ortho mode to show the continuity
- Randomly draw a line in between the beam and take a offset of 3" above in +ve- y direction from that line and again take a offset of 9" above in +ve- y direction from the 3" line
- Trim off the unwanted line by using trim cammnad. The shortcut command is TR enter
- Hatch the wall by using hatch command. The shortcut command is H enter
- Hatch the inside portion of concrete which has a distance 9" and 3" by using hatch command. The shortcut command is H enter
- Use a multileader to show ground level, TOB level and Brick work
- Font used for multileader is Times new roman
Layers used are
- Brick work wall - ACI 30
- Concrete hatching - ACI 11
- Dimension - Yellow
- Multileader -Cyan
- Wall hatching - ACI 51

Layers used for beam section

Brick work outline

Brick work with hatching

Brick work with hatching, dimension and multileader
Result:-

Brick work with hatching, dimension and multileader