CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES, EQUIPMENT AND PRACTICES
UNIT II CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES 2.1 Sequences of activities and construction coordination planning 18 2.2 Marking and setting out of foundation 18 2.3 Excavation 19 2.4 Foundation 19 2.5 Stone masonary 23 2.6 Brick masonary 26 2.7 Damp proof course 28 2.8 Floors 32 2.9 Scaffolding 36 2.1 Trusses 39 2.11 Centering and Shuttering 41
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