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| | ====== Appendix A: Cost Analysis ====== |
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| | <fs medium>Use of fabric formwork for concrete columns, would result in savings for project owners, builders and contractors. Since in this study comparison was made between cardboard and fabric formwork, a cost evaluation was adapted from the industry to show the amount of savings when the two techniques are being employed [1]. This case study reviews cost analysis of column forms for a project in Aldergrove, BC. As seen in Table A1 and A2, the analysis compares the overall cost of a non-permeable commercially available column fabric formwork called Fast-Tube™ (Figure A1) to conventional cardboard formworks and Geotex 315ST used in this thesis. As seen in Table A2, comparing to cardboard formwork, cost analysis shows 72.2% reduction in cost for Fast-Tube™ and 89.8% for Geotex 315ST.</fs> |
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| | {{:fabwiki:research:canada:delijani:delijani_table_a1.jpg?300x150|Table A1: Project detail used for cost analysis}}{{:fabwiki:research:canada:delijani:delijani_table_a2.jpg?500x300|Table A2: Project detail used for cost analysis}}{{:fabwiki:research:canada:delijani:delijani_table_a3.jpg?600x175|Table A3: General assumptions used for cost analysis of the project}} |
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| | ===== See Also ===== |
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| | ===== References ===== |
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| | <fs medium>[1] //Fab-Form Industries Ltd.// 2009. http://fab-form.com/ (accessed August 11, 2009).\\ </fs> |
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