The 'Formwork for Concreting' course offers comprehensive exploration of Formwork Engineering Practices. It covers classifications, material selection, accessories, and application of tools in formwork operations. Conventional, system, and specialized formwork, vertical and horizontal applications, assembly, and deshuttering are detailed. Design of Formwork Systems includes design loads, concrete pressure, codes & standards, horizontal and vertical design basics, calculations, safety, drawings, detailing, and BOQ calculation. The course explains overall formwork cost estimation, material, labor, and plant & machinery expenses, linking formwork design and material utilization for cost optimization. Formwork Planning and Monitoring strategies are detailed for enhanced productivity. Modular and aluminum formwork systems are explored with practical applications and advantages. Insights into formwork assembly for wall and column panels, including erection, inspection, safety, and correction techniques are provided. Various aspects of scaffolding, including Modular scaffold Installation sequence, Innovation, and Global practices, are covered. Target Learners: Undergraduate students of Civil & Structural Engineering Post-Graduate Students of Structural Engineering Practicing Engineers in Structural Design Faculties of Civil Engineering Domain
What you'll learn
understanding formwork classifications
selecting appropriate materials and accessories
calculating design loads and costs
applying safety standards in formwork operations
designing and optimizing formwork systems
Course objectives
to equip learners with knowledge of formwork engineering practices
to teach cost estimation techniques related to formwork
to explore various scaffolding methods and their applications