Trench

Multiplying the cell count by the area represented by each of the grid cells gives the cut or fill area for the section. Other methods include drawing the sections in CAD and exporting areas or calculating areas mathematically using the trapezoidal rule. How do you calculate filling in soil? You can do it in the […]

Multiply the width times the length times the height in feet (W × L × H) to get the volume in cubic feet. Finally, convert the cubic feet measurement to cubic yards by dividing the result by 27, since cubic yards are equal to cubic feet ÷ 27. How do I calculate cubic yards? You […]

Suppose we need to fill the plot by 3’5” = 3.41 feet. So, the depth of the plot = 3.41 feet. Volume of plot to be filled = 1200 x 3.41 = 4092 cft. How do you calculate soil quantity? To estimate soil volume for any area, all you need is a tape measure. “The […]

For each section line the cut area and the fill area is determined. The volume between two sections is determined as the average area of the two sections multiplied by the distance between them. By adding together the volumes between all of the sections the total cut and fill volumes are obtained. How do you […]

You can calculate fill rate by counting the number of orders that you were able to fulfill at one time. Then divide the number by the total number of orders you received and multiply the sum by 100. What is fill ratio? Fill ratio measures the number of successfully filled orders as a fraction of […]

around 12-24 inches-deep. On average, trenches should be around 12-24 inches-deep, and wide enough to house your pipe comfortably before filling it in with soil and sod. As we’ve mentioned, in cold weather regions, this will need to be deeper or you’ll have problems with your sewage freezing. How deep should drainage pipes be? Maintaining […]

The cost of excavation is generally estimated by multiplying the total excavation volume to the excavation price per unit. How do you calculate excavation? So, the formula is: Ab = Wb * Lb, where Wb and Lb are the width and length of the bottom of the excavation. At = Wt * Lt, where Wt […]

Determine the depth of the excavation. Let’s say it’s d = 2 yd . Multiply the area and depth of the excavation to obtain its volume in cubic yards: 18 * 2 = 36 yd³ . The volume of gravel required is equal to the volume of excavation. How much gravel is needed for a […]

To calculate the earthwork estimate requires multiplying the area by the difference between the average of two sets of levels. Formula: Volume = Area * Difference between the average of two sets of levels. How do you calculate excavation? So, the formula is: Ab = Wb * Lb, where Wb and Lb are the width […]

Multiply the length (L), in feet, by the width (W), in feet, by the height (H), in feet, and divide by 27. This number is how many cubic yards of crushed stone you need. How do you calculate backfill on a trench? The volume of a rectangular cubed shape is found by the formula v […]

The granular backfill shall be placed in layers not to exceed 150 mm in depth and each layer shall be thoroughly compacted by means of packers or mechanical tampers to a relative compaction of not less than 95% Standard Proctor Density for the backfill material at optimum moisture content. What is the best material to […]

five feet deep. Depth of trench If the trench is five feet deep or more it must be shored or sloped. If there is a possibility of soil movement, even shallower trenches have to be shored. How deep should a trench be before shoring? 5 feetTrenches 5 feet (1.5 meters) deep or greater require a […]

The Mackintosh or raincoat (abbreviated as mac) is a form of waterproof raincoat, first sold in 1824, made of rubberised fabric. Mackintosh. Why is a Mac coat called a mac? The term “Mac” has now come to refer to almost any 3/4 length raincoat. The origin of the term, however, properly lies in the name […]

The trench coat was developed as an alternative to the heavy serge greatcoats worn by British and French soldiers in the First World War. Invention of the trench coat is claimed by two British luxury clothing manufacturers, Burberry and Aquascutum, with Aquascutum’s claim dating back to the 1850s. Who wore trench coats in ww1? British […]

Unlike its close cousin the trench coat, a Mac has little in the way of embellishment. The buttons fasten from the wearer’ knee to the collar. The collar itself resembles a spread shirt collar and can be buttoned all the way up. Whats the difference between a mac and a trench coat? A mac coat […]

Pair your leather trench with jeans, slacks, or dress pants to give your outfit a boost. One of my favorite things about trench coats is their versatility. You can wear it on a date, to work, out with friends, they are suitable for virtually any occasion, depending on the weather and season of course. Are […]

During World War I, trench warfare was a defensive military tactic used extensively by both sides, allowing soldiers some protection from enemy fire but also hindering troops from readily advancing and thus prolonging the war. Trench warfare was the major combat tactic in France and Belgium. What were ww1 trenches used for? Trenches were common […]

1914. World War I was a war of trenches. After the early war of movement in the late summer of 1914, artillery and machine guns forced the armies on the Western Front to dig trenches to protect themselves. When were the trenches first used? September 15, 1914In the wake of the Battle of the Marne—during […]

The leather trench coat is back and better than ever. Seen on everyone from Victoria Beckham to Bella Hadid, this outerwear option is yet another trend seemingly inspired by The Matrix, after, of course, the revival of tiny square-shaped sunglasses. Unlike the glasses, however, the leather trench is uber wearable. Should I buy a leather […]

Microtrenching involves digging a narrow trench of one to two inches wide and up to two foot deep. These trenches can then hold multiple conduits for fiber. The technique can be used on open highways and is most easily explained by this short video from Ditch Witch. What is trenching in optical fiber? The traditional […]