CESMM 3 Explained

<p><em>CESSM 3 Explained</em> provides a detailed and highly illustrated guide to the use of the new civil engineering standard methods of measurements.</p> <p>Preface. Introduction. <strong>Part 1: General</strong>. General principles of measurement. CESMM 3: How it works. <strong>Part 2: Classification tables.</strong> Class A: General terms. Class B: Ground investigation. Class C: Geotechnical and other specialist processes. Class D: Demolition and site clearance. Class E: Earthworks. Class F: In situ concrete. Class G: Concrete ancillaries. Class H: Precast concrete. Class I: Pipework - pipes. Class J: Pipework - fittings and valves. Class K: Pipework - manholes and pipework ancillaries. Class L: Pipework - supports and protection, ancillaries to laying and excavation. Class M: Structural metal work. Class N: Miscellaneous metal work. Class O: Timber. Class P: Piles. Class Q: Piling ancillaries. Class R: Roads and pavings. Class S: Rail track. Class T: Tunnels. Class U: Brickwork, blockwork and masonry. Class V: Painting. Class W: Waterproofing. Class X: Miscellaneous work. Class Y: Sewer and water main renovation and ancillary works. Class Z: Simple building works incidental to civil engineering works. <strong>Part 3: Appendices.</strong> Worked example - pumping station 1. Worked example - pumping station 2. Worked example - retaining wall. Worked example - road. Worked example - reinforcement. Worked example - small building. Mensuration and useful data. Index.</p>