Creation of Column Schedule and Drawing Template using AutoCad

1)COLUMN SCHEDULE

AIM: To create the column schedule using AutoCAD.

INTRODUCTION: The column schedule using AutoCAD is created by Lines and Circles. The procedure and result should be written after creating the column schedule.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• Open the AutoCAD software and click start Drawing tab.
• Enter UNITS in command box.
• Select ENGINEERING in TYPE, 0’0” in PRECISION and INCHES in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT. Press OK.
• Switch on ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L and type 0,0 in command box.
• Type 60’,0’ in command box.
• Type 0’,20’ in command box.
• Type @-60’,0’ in command box.
• Type @0, -20’ in command box.

STEP 2:

• Enter O in command box.
• Type 5’ as offset distance and select the upper line and drag it downwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Type 3’ as offset distance and select the lower line and drag it upwards.
• Enter O in command box and type 10’ as offset distance. Select the left line and drag inwards.
• Repeat this step for four more times.
• Enter O in command box and type 5’ as offset distance. Select the left line and drag inwards.
• Repeat this step for five more times.
• Enter O in command box and type 5’ as offset distance. Select the 5’ offset line and drag downwards.
• Enter O in command box and type 3’6” as offset distance. Select the 5’ offset line and drag downwards.
• Repeat this step one more time.
• Enter TR in command box.
• Delete all the unwanted lines.

STEP 3:

• Enter ST in command box.
• Select romans.shx in FONT NAME and HEIGHT as 8”. Click OK.
• Click ANNOTATION tab and Select SINGLE LINE in RIBBON.
• Enter the text height as 8” and rotation angle as 0.
• For TERRACE TO MUMTY, enter rotation angle as 90.
• Select MULTILINE TEXT in RIBBON.
• Click SYMBOL and select others.
• Click ARIAL as font and select Latin Small Letter Alpha (U+0251).
• Select it and press ENTER.
• Enter CO in command box and copy it in the required place.
• Select MULTILINE TEXT in RIBBON.
• Click SYMBOL and select others.
• Click ARIAL as font and select Latin Small Letter O with Stroke (U+00F8).
• Select it and press ENTER.
• Enter CO in command box and copy it in the required place.
• Enter TEXTEDIT in command box to edit the text.
• Enter M in command box to move the text and diagram.

STEP 4:

• Enter REC in command box.
• Click the first corner point in C1 column.
• Click DIMENSIONS in command box.
• Enter 9” as length and 24” as width.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 1” as offset distance.
• Click the rectangle and drag it inside.
• Enter C in command box and type 1” as radius.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circle and place it in the corners.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circle and place it at the distance of 6” and 5”.
• Place 5 circles in the single column of rectangle.
• Enter L and Click at the two circles down side.

• Enter O in command box.
• Type 3.5”, 1” and 4.8” as offset distance and Place it in the appropriate position.
• Enter F in command box.
• Select the corners and make the curve.

• Enter F in command box.
• Select line and circle to make the curve.

• Enter CO in command box.
• Select the Latin Small Letter Alpha (U+0251) and place it in the outside of rectangle.

STEP 5:

• Enter REC in command box.
• Click the first corner point in C1a column.
• Click DIMENSIONS in command box.
• Enter 9” as length and 24” as width.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 1” as offset distance.
• Click the rectangle and drag it inside.
• Enter C in command box and type 1” as radius.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circle and place it in the corners.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circles at the distance of 2.5”.
• Place 6 circles at one column.
• Enter L in command box.
• Click at the two circles down side.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 4.5”,3” and 4.8” as offset distance and place all at the appropriate place.
• Switch off ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L and click the nearest point in circle.
• Type 3” as length of line.
• Enter O and type 3” as offset distance and drag at the opposite side.
• Enter F in command box.
• Select the corner to make the curve and give 1” as fillet radius.

• Enter F in command box.
• Select the line and circle to make a curve.

• Repeat the same step for other two bars at the top.

STEP 6:

• Enter REC in command box.
• Click the first corner point in C2 column.
• Click DIMENSIONS in command box.
• Enter 9” as length and 24” as width.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 1” as offset distance.
• Click the rectangle and drag it inside.
• Enter C in command box and type 1” as radius.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circle and place it in the corners.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circles at the distance of 2.5”.
• Place 6 circles at one column.
• Enter L in command box.
• Click at the two circles down side.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 4.5”,3” and 4.8” as offset distance and place all at the appropriate place.
• Enter F in command box.
• Enter 1” as fillet radius.
• Select the corners of the rectangle.

• Enter F in command box.
• Select the line and circle to make the curve.

• Enter CO in command box.
• Select the Latin Small Letter Alpha (U+0251) and place it in the outside of rectangle.

STEP 7:

• Enter REC in command box.
• Click the first corner point in C2a column.
• Click DIMENSIONS in command box.
• Enter 9” as length and 10” as width.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 1” as offset distance.
• Click the rectangle and drag it inside.
• Enter C in command box and type 1” as radius.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circle and place it in the corners.
• Enter CO and copy the circles at 3.5” distance.
• Place 3 circles in one column.
• Switch off ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L and click at the midpoint of line.
• Connect the line as a diamond structure.
• Enter F in command box.
• Enter 1” as offset radius.
• Click the corners to make curve.

• Enter L and click the nearest point in circle.
• Type 3” as length of line.
• Enter O and type 3” as offset distance and drag at the opposite side.

STEP 8:

• Enter REC in command box.
• Click the first corner point in C3 column.
• Click DIMENSIONS in command box.
• Enter 9” as length and 24” as width.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 1” as offset distance.
• Click the rectangle and drag it inside.
• Enter C in command box and type 1” as radius.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circle and place it in the corners.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Copy the circles at the distance of 2.5”.
• Place 6 circles at one column.
• Enter L in command box.
• Click at the two circles down side.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 4.5”,3” and 4.8” as offset distance and place all at the appropriate place.
• Enter F in command box.
• Enter 1” as fillet radius.
• Select the corners of the rectangle.

• Enter F in command box.
• Select the line and circle to make the curve.

RESULT:

The Column schedule is created by lines using AutoCAD. The step-by-step procedure for creating the column schedule is also explained. The Dimension is also entered in the diagram.

2)WINDOW SCHEDULE

AIM: To create the window schedule using AutoCAD.

INTRODUCTION: The window schedule using AutoCAD is created by Lines. The procedure and result should be written after creating the window schedule

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• Open the AutoCAD software and click start Drawing tab.
• Enter UNITS in command box.
• Select ENGINEERING in TYPE, 0’0” in PRECISION and INCHES in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT. Press OK.
• Switch on ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L in command box.
• Enter 60’,0’ as first point.
• Enter 0’,20’ as next point.
• Enter @-60’,0’ as next point.
• Enter @0’, -20’ as next point.

STEP 2:

• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 2.3’ as offset distance.
• Select the upper horizontal line.
• Drag it downwards.
• Repeat the same step four more times.

STEP 3:

• Enter O in command box.
• Type 5’ as offset distance.
• Select the left line and drag inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Type 10’ as offset distance.
• Select the 5’ line and drag inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Type 15’ as offset distance.
• Select the 10’ line and drag inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Type 13’ as offset distance.
• Select the 15’ line and drag inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Type 17’ as offset distance.
• Select the 13’ line and drag inwards.

STEP 4:

• Enter ST in command box.
• Select romans.shx in FONT NAME and HEIGHT as 8”. Click OK.
• Click ANNOTATION tab and Select SINGLE LINE in RIBBON.
• Enter the text height as 8” and rotation angle as 0.
• Select MULTILINE TEXT in RIBBON.
• Enter the dimensions.
• Click Tab after entering 1/2, 1/4 and 3/4.
• Enter TEXTEDIT in command box to edit the text.
• Enter M in command box to move the text.

RESULT:

The Window schedule is created by lines using AutoCAD. The step-by-step procedure for creating the window schedule is also explained. The Dimension is also entered in the diagram.

3)DRAWING TEMPLATE

AIM: To create the drawing template using AutoCAD.

INTRODUCTION: The drawing template using AutoCAD is created by Lines. The procedure and result should be written after creating the drawing template.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• Open the AutoCAD software and click start Drawing tab.
• Enter UNITS in command box.
• Select ENGINEERING in TYPE, 0’0” in PRECISION and INCHES in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT. Press OK.
• Switch on ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L and type 0,0 in command box.
• Enter 150’,0’ as first point.
• Enter 0’,20’ as next point.
• Enter @-150’,0’ as next point.
• Enter @0’, -20’ as next point.

STEP 2:

• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 60’ as offset distance.
• Select the left line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 40’ as offset distance.
• Select the 60’ line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 50’ as offset distance.
• Select the 40’ line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 4’ as offset distance.
• Select the upper line and drag it inwards.
• Repeat the same step four more times.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 15’ as offset distance.
• Select the 40’ line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 11’6” as offset distance.
• Select the 15’ line and drag it inwards.
• Repeat the same step one more time.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 12’ as offset distance.
• Select the 11’6” line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command line.
• Enter 3’ as offset distance.
• Select the 15’ line and drag it left side.

STEP 3:

• Enter ST in command box.
• Select romans.shx in FONT NAME and HEIGHT as 8”. Click OK.
• Click ANNOTATION tab and Select SINGLE LINE in RIBBON.
• Enter the text height as 8” and rotation angle as 0.
• Enter the text in the drawing template.
• Enter TEXTEDIT in command box to edit the text.
• Enter M in command box to move the text.

RESULT:

The Drawing template is created by lines using AutoCAD. The step-by-step procedure for creating the drawing template is also explained. The Dimension is also entered in the diagram.

4)LIST OF DRAWING SCHEDULE

AIM: To create the list of drawing schedule using AutoCAD.

INTRODUCTION: The list of drawing schedule using AutoCAD is created by Lines. The procedure and result should be written after creating the list of drawing schedule.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• Open the AutoCAD software and click start Drawing tab.
• Enter UNITS in command box.
• Select ENGINEERING in TYPE, 0’0” in PRECISION and INCHES in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT. Press OK.
• Switch on ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L and type 0,0 in command box.
• Type 200’,0’ in command box.
• Type 0’,250’ in command box.
• Type @-200’,0’ in command box.
• Type @0, -250’ in command box.

STEP 2:

• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 30’ as offset distance.
• Select the left line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 60’ as offset distance.
• Select the 30’ line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 110’ as offset distance.
• Select the 60’ line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 10’ as offset distance.
• Select the upper line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 20’ as offset distance.
• Select the 10’ line and drag it inwards.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 7’ as offset distance.
• Select the 20’ line and drag it inwards.
• Repeat the same step for 29 times

STEP 3:

• Enter ST in command box.
• Select romans.shx in FONT NAME and HEIGHT as 8”. Click OK.
• Click ANNOTATION tab and Select SINGLE LINE in RIBBON.
• Enter the text height as 8” and rotation angle as 0.
• Enter the text in the drawing template.
• Enter CO in command box.
• Click ARRAY and enter 29.
• Select the text and press ENTER.
• Enter TEXTEDIT in command box to edit the text.
• Enter M in command box to move the text.

RESULT:

The List of Drawing schedule is created by lines using AutoCAD. The step-by-step procedure for creating the list of drawing schedule is also explained. The Dimension is also entered in the diagram.

5)BEAM DETAIL

AIM: To create the beam detail using AutoCAD.

INTRODUCTION: The beam detail using AutoCAD is created by Lines. The procedure and result should be written after creating the beam detail.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• Open the AutoCAD software and click start Drawing tab.
• Enter UNITS in command box.
• Select ENGINEERING in TYPE, 0’0” in PRECISION and INCHES in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT. Press OK.
• Switch on ORTHOMODE.
• Enter L and type 0,0 in command box.
• Type 6”,0” as first point in command box.
• Type @0”,1” as next point.
• Type @2”,0” as next point.
• Type @0”, -2” as next point.
• Type @6””,0” as next point.
• Switch off ORTHOMODE.
• Connect the upper and lower corner in the rectangle.
• Enter TR in command box.
• Delete the unwanted lines.
• Enter CO in the command box.
• Enter 3’ as distance and copy it.
• Enter L and enter 0,0.
• Enter @0’,3’ as next point.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 6” as offset distance.
• Select the left line and drag it right side.

STEP 2:

• Enter REC in command box.
• Enter 1.2” as first corner point.
• Click Dimensions.
• Enter 6” as length and 1’ as width.
• Extend the upper line of rectangle and enter 2’ as next point.
• Enter O in command box.
• Enter 9” as offset distance and select the 2’ line. Drag it downside.
• Enter DIMS in command box.
• Click MODIFY.
• Click LINE. Enter 2” in EXTEND BEYOND LINES and 5” in OFFSET FROM ORIGIN.
• Click SYMBOLS AND ARROWS. Enter 3” as ARROW SIZE.
• Click TEXT. Enter 3” as TEXT HEIGHT.
• Click PRIMARY UNITS.
• Enter ENGINEERING in UNIT FORMAT and 0’0” in PRECISION.
• Click SET CURRENT. Click CLOSE.

STEP 3:

• Enter H in command box.
• Click the STEEL PATTERN in PATTERN panel in RIBBON.
• Select the upper and lower rectangle and hatch the pattern.
• Click H in command box.
• Click the AR-CONC PATTERN in PATTERN panel in RIBBON.
• Select the rectangle and hatch.

STEP 4:

• Enter DT in command box.
• Enter 5” as text height and 0 as rotation angle.
• Type the text.
• Enter MULTILEADER in command box.
• Click the object and type the text.
• Enter TEXTEDIT in command box to edit the text.
• Enter M in command box to move the text and diagram.
• Save the file.

RESULT:

The Beam detail is created by lines using AutoCAD. The step-by-step procedure for creating beam detail is also explained. The Dimension is also entered in the diagram.