2. INTRODUCTION
All structures are required to have a foundation. The
foundation provides a base to distribute the weight of
the structure into the soil.
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4. Directions: Read the drafting skills carefully. Then write "No Knowledge," if
you are not very familiar, "A little," and "A lot," if you are familiar with the
skills. Write your answers in your notebook.
Skills in Drafting Structural Layout and Details using
Computer-Aided Design
No Knowledge A Little A Lot
I can indicate the locations of wall footings, footings and
columns in drafting the floor plan.
I know how to draw in a larger scale details of wall
footings, footings and columns.
I know how to draft structural floor and roof framing
plans based on floor and foundation plans using timber,
concrete or steel construction.
I know how to draft structural floor and roof beams
showing sizes, shapes and detailed connections
6. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Foundation - is the part of the building below the surface of the
ground which is sometimes called the substructure.
7. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Footing - is an expansion at the lower end of a wall, pier or column
to distribute the load into the ground.
8. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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External Reference - is a
DWG, DWF, DWFx, raster
image, DNG, or PDF file
incorporated into a drawing for
reference only.
9. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Layer Filters - are settings that screen out, or filter, layers you do
not want to display in the list view pane of the Layer Properties
Manager.
10. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Library Path – is the path
AutoCAD that searches by
default to find an xref file,
including the current folder and
locations set in the Options
dialog box
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Limit Dimensioning - is a method of dimensioning in which the
upper and lower limits are given, instead of the specified dimension
and tolerance.
12. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Linear Parameter - creates a measurement reference between two
points.
13. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Line Conventions - are standards
related to line thickness, type, and
purpose.
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Line type Scale - is the lengths of dashes
and spaces in line types.
15. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Truss - is the framework, typically consisting of rafters, posts, and
struts, supporting a roof, bridge, or other structure.
16. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Mono Truss - is a truss has
only one slope as opposed
two (half of a common truss).
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Hip Truss - is a truss erected to sustain the angle-rafters of a hip-
roof.
18. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Beam - is a long, sturdy
piece of squared timber
or metal spanning an
opening or part of a
building, usually to
support the roof or floor
above.
19. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Joist - is a length of
timber or steel
supporting part of the
structure of a building,
typically arranged in
parallel series to support
a floor or ceiling.
20. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Lateral Bracing - refers to any
piece (wood or metal) on a bridge
that help keep the top chord from
bending horizontally.
21. Technical Terms Encountered in Drafting Foundation
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Schedule Bracing - is a
structural member, such
as a beam or prop, used
to reinforced a
framework, such a
supporting beam in a
building.
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Roof Framing Plan – is the plan that is drawn of the roof area
used to show the shape of the roof.
28. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE
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Green roof – is a roof system consisting of some type of
vegetation growing in soil, planted over a waterproof membrane.
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Ridge – is the horizontal intersection between two or more roof
planes and represents the highest point of a roof.
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The word above is WordArt text. If you want to
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● Double click on it
● Type your new text in the dialog box
● You can change the fill color in the top menu
● You can also modify the stroke, its color,
thickness or type
● Press Enter
The weight, or load, must be evenly distributed over enough soil to prevent it from compressing the soil. In addition to resist the load from gravity, the foundation must resist floods, winds, and earthquakes.
Visiting a site of construction
All things start from the base
The foundation must also be designed to resist any debris that may be carried by floodwaters.
This lesson is designed to help you recognize the most appropriate design, proper locations in doing such foundation plans (footing, wall footing, and columns) and to familiarized you to the different materials needed in making a house or building foundations.
Twin's Towers of Malaysia has the world's deepest foundations. Which is situated in Kaula— Lampur Malaysia. The depth of its foundations is 120m ( i.e. 400ft approx ).
Philippine Arena has been featured and hailed as one of the Top 5 Earthquake Resistant Structures in the World.
Shock absorbers for buildings .This system is used in Japan, where buildings are erected on shock absorbers – such as thick blocks of rubber – to help them stay stable during tremors.
the term "substructure" is used to describe a smaller part or component of a larger structure or system, often with its own properties and characteristics.
We have the column and the footing
To filter out the layers that we do not want to view in our drawing
Command DC to add furniture
Can use template
Can open blocks for autocad
This means that if the measured size of the object falls outside of the specified limits, AutoCAD will display an error message, alerting you that the object is out of tolerance
if you use limit dimensioning to dimension the length of a line in AutoCAD, you can set a minimum and maximum limit for the length of the line. If the line is shorter than the minimum limit or longer than the maximum limit, AutoCAD will display an error message.
Limit dimensioning is useful when you need to ensure that an object or part meets certain specifications or requirements
Linear parameters can also be used to control the distance between objects, such as the distance between the center points of two circles or the distance between the endpoints of two lines. By using linear parameters, you can ensure that objects in your drawing maintain the correct proportions and relationships with each other.
used to differentiate between different types of lines and to convey specific information in technical drawings. Some common line conventions used in AutoCAD include
Continuous Lines, Dashed Lines, Dimension Lines
A line type scale of 1.0 means that the linetype will be displayed at its original size. If the line type scale is set to a value greater than 1.0, the linetype will appear larger than its original size. If the line type scale is set to a value less than 1.0, the linetype will appear smaller than its original size.
Truss tiwala
Pagwala kang trust sa kasama mo huhuna ang relashionship just like in a house
Only on one side
Mostly in waiting sheds, terrace
The word “hip” refers to the fact that the roof slopes at an angle, like the hips of a person
it helps to improve the stability and safety of buildings and structures, particularly in areas with high wind or seismic activity.
"scheduled" refers to the specific placement and spacing of the braces, which is typically determined by an engineer based on the specific design and intended use of the building
provide additional stability and support to a building or structure