RBSE SS Voc Construction case studies
RBSE SS Voc Construction · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The RBSE Senior Secondary Vocational Construction credential is the construction-trade stream of the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education's Class 12 vocational programme. It is designed for students who want a board-recognised senior secondary qualification that carries a trade skill alongside general subjects, and it suits learners heading either straight into site or workshop employment or into a polytechnic or ITI pathway. The RBSE SS Voc Construction case studies are 5 cases and about 4,506 words.
1Nine-Week-Old Cement and a Slab Pour Tomorrow
A co-educational senior secondary school in Jhalawar is adding a 4.5 m × 3.6 m room with an RCC roof slab 125 mm thick and a 1.2 m wide chajja. In mid-June, 140 bags of OPC 43 grade were delivered and stacked twelve bags high on a rammed-earth floor inside a corrugated-sheet shed; the stack touches the north wall and there is no dunnage under it.
676 words, about 3 min2Beam Soffit, Door Height and a Pipe Nobody Drew
A two-storey government higher secondary school block is under construction from a drawing set issued for construction at 1:100. The architectural floor plan shows the corridor wall as 230 mm brickwork; the structural drawing for the same wall shows a 230 mm × 450 mm plinth beam.
782 words, about 4 min3Setting Out a 24 m × 15 m Shed: Diagonals and a Closing Error
A single-storey workshop shed 24.000 m × 15.000 m is to be set out on a levelled plot, and the plinth level is to be fixed from a temporary bench mark chiselled on a culvert 180 m away, with a reduced level of 312.450 m. The site has a 20-second theodolite, a 30 m steel tape and a dumpy level.
1,001 words, about 5 min4A 3 m Pit Beside a Neighbour's Wall
An underground septic tank, 4.2 m × 3.0 m in plan and 3.0 m deep, is being excavated in sandy silt beside a lane in a residential colony. The neighbouring house has a 2.8 m high brick boundary wall whose face is 1.4 m from the pit edge.
1,067 words, about 5 min5The Steel Bill That Is a Tonne Heavier Than the BBS
The first running account bill for the roof slab of a school hall has been submitted. The slab is 12.0 m × 9.0 m × 150 mm, two-way reinforced, cast in M20 to the approved bar bending schedule (BBS): 12 mm diameter at 150 mm centres both ways at bottom, 12 mm at 200 mm centres both ways as top steel over supports, and 10 mm at 200 mm centres for the edge strips.
980 words, about 5 min