Rate Analyis
Rate Analyis
(RCC) work. First step to rate analysis is the estimation of labour, materials,
equipments and miscellaneous items for particular quantity of reinforced
concrete.
The second step is to determine the component of structure for which the
RCC rate analysis is required, as the quantity of reinforcement steel varies
with slabs, beams, columns, foundation, RCC Roads etc., though the
quantity of other materials like sand, coarse aggregate and cement remain
the same with the same mix design (mix proportion) of concrete.
Here we will see the rate analysis for 1m3 of reinforced concrete.
Data required for RCC Rate Analysis:
1. Estimation of materials:
Material estimation include sand, cement, coarse aggregate and steel for a
particular mix design. Let us consider a mix design of 1:1.5:3 for our
estimation practice. The dry volume of total materials required is considered
as 1.54 times the wet volume of concrete, due to voids present in sand and
aggregates in dry stage. Therefore, for our calculation, we will consider the
total volume of materials required as 1.54 m3 for 1 m3 of wet concrete.
a) Bags of cement required:
Volume of cement required for 1m3 of Concrete =
=0.28 m3
Then number of bags of cement (volume of one bag of cement = 0.0347 m 3)
First method is, when we have the drawing available, we can calculate the
total weight of steel required divided by total volume of concrete for
different components. This will give us the weight of reinforcement steel per
cubic meter of concrete.
=196.25 kg.
4. Contractor’s Profit:
Contractor’s profit depends on place to place, organization to organization
and work to work. It varies from 10 – 20%. For our case lets assume it as
15% of total cost of materials, labours and equipments.
We have calculated the quantity of every item in above 1 – 3 steps. For rate
analysis of RCC, we need to multiply each quantity with their rates to get the
amount for every item of work. Rates vary from place to place and time to
time. It is advisable to assume local rates or standard rates of the place.
The sum total of all the four items above will give the rate or cost for 1m 3 of
concrete.
CEMENT CONSUMPTION
COEFFICIENTS AS PER DSR
MORTARS
I Cement Mortar
II White Cement
IV Concrete Work
V PRECAST
VI D.P.C
Honey comb brick work 10/11.4 cm thick with 100 sqm.
CM 1:4 13.12
Moulding and cornices 10/7.5 cmn thick and 100 mtr
5/7.5 cm projection 0.76
IX STONE WORK
9 Stone work for wall lining over 12 mm thick 100 sqm
bed cement lime mortar 1:1:6 including 9.06
pointing with white cement 1:2
13 Stone work for wall lining over 12 mm thick 100 sqm
CM 1:3 kota stone slabs 25 mm thick rough 27.49
chiselled
14 Stone tile work for wall lining with special 100 sqm
adhesive like araldite over 12 mm thick bed
CM 1:3 – 8 mm thick mirror polished and 20.88
machine cut edge
X MARBLE WORK
3 Stone tile work for wall lining over 12 mm 100 sqm 20.88 + ( 3.4
thick bed of cement CM 1:3 and cement slurry White cement)
@ 3.3 kg/Sq. including pointing
XI FLOORING
Brick Flooring
TILE FLOORING
1 Precast terrazo tiles 20 mm thick with white
black over 30 mm thick bed
CERAMIC TILES
XII ROOFING
1 Providing & Laying pressed clay tiles CM 1:4 100 Sq.m.
39.52
XIII FINISHING
CEMENT PLASTER
Painting
2 Finishing with waterproofing cement paint. 2.20 Kg. 5.47 Kg. (Three or
more coat)
Miscellaneous
1 Quantity of lead per Joint (Pig lead and lead Per Joint 0.9 Kg
wood)
Nominal size of pipe Lead per Joint Depth of lead Spun Yarn per Joint
joint
80 mm 1.8 Kg 45 mm 0.1 Kg
250 mm 6.1 Kg 50 mm 0.25 Kg
15 to 50 mm 300 mm 600mm
7 Making of Putty.
Cement Motar