Estimation || How to Find the RCC Volume of Waist Slab Staircase

The Estimate is the Probable quantity and cost of a work and is determined theoretically by mathematical calculation based on the drawing and current rates and a stair is a set of steps provided in a building for movement from one floor to another.

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So let’s go step by step to know how to calculate the volume of a waist slab type staircase.

Step 1

First of all we will have to find No. of steps so for that we will have to Divide Height by Riser . You can see the height is 3m and the riser value is 0.15 m after dividing you will get the value of 20 nos of steps.

Step 2

Now we will have to find the horizontal length , for finding it we will have to multiply the nos of steps and tread so you will get the value of 5000mm.

Step 3

Next we will have to calculate the waist slab length by the help of Pythagoras theorem So the value will be 5830 mm now we will find the volume of waist slab so for that we need the length of step i.e 1800 mm .

Step 4

For finding the volume we will have to calculate the length , hypotenuse and thickness of the slab . so the value will be 1.049m.

Now we will find the volume of one step. For that we will need a formula of triangle and multiply step length. The value will be 0.0337 for one step so if we have 20 steps simply we will multiply 0.0337 and 20 the value will be 0.675.

Step 5

Now we will add the two volumes that will be 1.7244m3. Like this you can calculate the volume of the staircase.

For more details, watch this: How to Find the RCC Volume of Waist Slab Staircase With Rate Analysis || Estimation Tutorial

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