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    1. The document describes two methods for calculating earthwork volumes - the mean area method and the mean depth method. 2. For each chainage station, it lists the chainage distance, ground level, formation level, cutting/filling depth, width of formation, slopes in cutting and filling, and formulas to calculate the area and volume of cut and fill sections. 3. The key variables used in the calculations are distance, ground level, formation level, depth, width, slopes, and formulas to derive area and volume from these other variables.

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    1. The document describes two methods for calculating earthwork volumes - the mean area method and the mean depth method. 2. For each chainage station, it lists the chainage distance, ground level, formation level, cutting/filling depth, width of formation, slopes in cutting and filling, and formulas to calculate the area and volume of cut and fill sections. 3. The key variables used in the calculations are distance, ground level, formation level, depth, width, slopes, and formulas to derive area and volume from these other variables.

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    1. The document describes two methods for calculating earthwork volumes - the mean area method and the mean depth method. 2. For each chainage station, it lists the chainage distance, ground level, formation level, cutting/filling depth, width of formation, slopes in cutting and filling, and formulas to calculate the area and volume of cut and fill sections. 3. The key variables used in the calculations are distance, ground level, formation level, depth, width, slopes, and formulas to derive area and volume from these other variables.

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    MEAN AREA METHOD B= Formation width= SLOPE IN CUTTING= SLOPE IN FILLING=

    RL OF area of area of
    CHAINAGE DISTANCE RL OF FORMATION rectangul triangular AREA= A= Volume=Am X
    SR NO. IN MTS. IN MTS GROUND LEVEL DEPTH IN MTS (d) ar portion portion Bd+Sd2 MEAN AREA Length LENGTH (Cu m)
    Am=
    CUTTING FILLING Bxd S x d2 (A1+A2)/2 mts. CUTTING FILLING
    MEAN DEPTH METHOD B= Formation width= SLOPE IN CUTTING= SLOPE IN FILLING=

    RL OF area of area of
    CHAINAGE DISTANCE RL OF FORMATION MEAN rectangul triangular AREA= A= Volume=AREA X Area of pitching= Ao =
    SR NO. IN MTS. IN MTS GROUND LEVEL DEPTH IN MTS DEPTH ar portion portion Bdm+Sdm2 Length LENGTH (Cu m) 2xhoxL
    ho= dmx Area of
    CUTTING FILLING dm Bxdm S x dm2 mts. CUTTING FILLING sqrt(1+s2) pitching

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