Details and Cost Analysis of a Five Stall Engine House

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KU ScholarWorks The University of Kansas Pre-1923 Dissertations and Theses Collection http://kuscholarworks.ku.edu Details and Cost Analysis of a Five Stall Engine House by Roy A. Porterfield May 15th, 1913 Submitted to the School of Engineering of the University of Kansas in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Science This work was digitized by the Scholarly Communications program staff in the KU Libraries Center for Digital Scholarship.

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"swring Library DETAILS AND COST ANALYSIS of a FIVE STALL ENGINE HOUSE for the BINGHAM GARFIELD RAILWAY COMPANY, MAGNA, UTAH ROY A. PORTERJTIELD Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of the University of Kansas In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the. Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE May 15, 1915

Kansas City, Kansas. May 15, 1913. Professor E. A. Rice, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Dear Sir: I submit the following thesis entitled, "Details and Cost Analysis of a Five Stall Engine House for the Bingham and Garfield Railway Company, Magna, Utah. Yours truly,

BIBLIOGRAPHY Carnegie Steel Handbook. Bethlehem Steel Handbook. Smoley's Tables. Kansas City Structural Steel Company's Standards.

3. OUTLINE I. Intr oduo ti on. a.) Subject explained, b.) Why chosen. II. Design and Estimate. a.) Description of building. b.) Work of contracting department. c.) Cost estimate. d.) Explanation of items of cost. III. Detailing and Shop work. a.) Conditions of work. b.) Order of work. c.) Bills of material and weights. d.) Cost table. e.j Analysis of profit. f.) Errors made, drafting and shop. IV. Conclusion. Comparison of estimated and actual cost.

4. DETAILS AND COST ANALYSIS of a FIVE STALL ENGINE HOUSE for the BINGHAM GARFIELD RAILWAY COMPANY, MAGNA, UTAH In selecting this subject it was thought to be one which could be handled without trouble by one man, and yet would be a valuable addition to the Engineering Library, as it gives the actual cost of detailing and fabrication of steel structures. In September, 191, the Bingham Garfield Railway Company of Magna, Utah asked the Kansas City Structural Steel Company to submit plans and bids for a five-stall engine house 92'-0" x lll'-o". The contracting department made a line diagram of the proposed building and an estimate of the cost. The doors, windows, corrugated roofing and siding, anchor bolts and louveres were to be furnished by the Bingham and Garfield Railway Company. The design and bid of #3,700.00 f.o.b. Magna, Utah was submitted, and after making a few changes in the design, the Steel Company were instructed to proceed with the work. The estimate

5. was as follows: COST ESTIMATE Material, 90,000# at $ 1.80 Details 10 Shop Work 75 Burden.40 Freight, Kansas City to Magna Utah.57 $3.62 90,000# at 3.62 per cwt $3258.00 Profit 442.00 Total #3700.00 The item "burden" covers the cost (based on past work of the company) of the services of the contracting engineers, officers of the company, clerk department and other employees whose time can not be attached accurately to the various jobs of work. A burden charge is also placed on the drafting and shop costs; but this is outside of the general burden charge and is included in the estimate of detailing and shop work. This charge is to cover the salaries of chief engineer, draftsmen in charge of work, superintendent of shops, shop foremen and inspectors. In the

drafting department one-third of the cost of the time spent by detailers and checkers is added for burden and for the shop burden one-half the cost of the laborers work is added. After the railway company had approved the design and accepted the bid, the work was turned over to the drafting department for detailing. As the job was rather small, only two detailers had anything to do with the work; but it required about three hundred and fifty hours time to detail and check the work. After the details were made and checked, bills of material for the detail sheets were made. These bills were then sent to the cost clerk who figured the accurate weight of material used in fabrication and its cost. The bills of material and weight of steel on the different detail sheets are as follows Sheet Ho. '1 is the erection plan, and hence no bill of material is needed. (See Sheet Ho. E on next page)

SHEET Ho. 3 - TRUSSES - No. Pieces :Shape: Size : : Length : Hark : : Remarks.Weight 2 : L 1 : J3- x2 x : 14«6^"abt : A-3 : 119.3 3 : L : 2ix2ixi : 36' 10 J «: : 310.0 2 :Chan,, ' 4" @ 5 # : 36» 10" : : 387.4 2 : L : 3x3x5/16 : 36' 10" :» : 448.5 4 : 1 : 3x2^x : 13' 3i"abt : : 131.4 4 : L : 3x3x : 5' 8» : 139.8 4 : PI : 6 x 5/16 : 1' 5" : : Bent : 34.7 4 : PI : 9 x 5/16 : 1' 3" : : 47.8 4 : PI : 5 x 5/16 : 0' 8 " : : Bent : 15.1 105 Rivets 3/4" x 3" 40.6 30 Ring Fills 5/16 thick 12.2 4 : L : : 14' 6- "abt : L-M-N-P-2 : : 338.4 1 2 : L : 2^x3^x4 : 36! 2 " : L & K-2 : : 396.8 2 : L : 2 x3ix : 36' 4j«: H 3c P-3 : : 397.4 8 : L : 3x% xi i : 12' 3i" abt : L-M-N-P-2 : i 441.6 8 : L : 3x3x : 5 8^" : : 188.0 8 : PI : 6 x 5/16 : 1» 5" Bent : 73.3 8 : PI : 9 x 5/16 : 1' 3" : 95.6 8 : PI : t 5 x 5/16 : 0«8-i" : i Bent! 30.3 310 Riveta 3/4" x 3" 81.3 60 Ring Fill 5/16 thick 34.4

8 SHEET No. 3 - TRUSSES (con) Pieces: Shape: Size Length : Mark :: Remarks :Weight 3 : L r 3x3x5/16 : 35' 10i" : B-2 : : 448.0 2 : Chan. :: 6" @ 8# : 36» 5i v : : 584.0 4 : L : 2 x2 xj : 36' 5i- : : : 598.0 8 : L : 2^x2x : 12» 0" abt : : 393.8 4 : L : 3x3x1/4 : 5» 64" : : 108.0 4 : L : 2^x2x : 12' 4" abt : : 182.6 4 : PI : 8 x 3/8 : 1' Hi" : Temp. : 80.4 4 : PI : 10 x 3/8 : V 3" : Temp. : 63.8 4 : PI : 7x3/8 i V 1" : : 38.8 150 Rivets 3/4" x 2 58.1 34 Ring Fills 3/8 thick 9.7 4 : 3x3x5/16 i 35' 7i" : C & D-2 : : 859.0 4 :Chan.: : 6" 0 8# : 36' 2i«: : 1158,6 «8 : L : r 2jx2jxiJ- : 36' 2j" : :1188.0 8 : L : 3 x2xi : 11 9i" abt : : 349.0 8 : L : 3x3x : i 5' 6i" : : 216.4 8 : L : 2 x2x : 12' 4" abt : : 365.4 8 : L : 2 x2x-t : 13' 0" abt : : 355,6 8 : PI i 8 x3/8 : i V llf : : Temp. : 160.0 8 : PI :' 10 x 5/8 ;: 1' 3" : Temp. : 127,5 8 : PI : 7 x 3/8 : 1' 1" : : 77.5 300 Rivets 3/4" x 2 50 Ring Fills 5/16 thick 116.1 20 3

9 SHEET No. 2 - TRUSSES (con) Pieces:Shape: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks.Weight 2 :Chan,: 4" 5j# : 36' 5j" : E-2 : : 388.6 4 :Chan : 4" 5^# : 36' 2j" : B & G-2 : : 760.0 12 : L : 2^x2 x : 5' zi" : H A K-2 : : 261.4 12 : L : 5 x 3x5/16: 0' 3" : H & K-2 : 26.1 24 Rivets 3/4" x 2 9.7 4 :Chan. : 4" @ 5^# : 37» li : l-m-n-p-2 : : 778.5 4 L : 3x3x5/16 : 37' lt- : : 950.0 Total Sheet 2 14,169.6 SHEET No. 3 - COLUMNS Pieces: Shape: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks :Weight 4 : H : 6" @ 23.8#: 32' 2" :A3 & B3 : Mill one:3060.0 end 16 : L : 3"x2- xi : 0» 5«: : : 25.0 8 : L : 3x3xi : 0' 9" : : : 29.4 4 : PI : 8x1/2 : 1' 8" : : : 63.4 CD L : 6x4x3/8 : 0' 8" : : Temp. : 65.6 96 Rivets 3/4" x 2-J-" 40.2 16 : H : 5" @ 18.7#: 20' 2{" : C3 & L3 : Mill one:5852.0 end 48 : PI : 2x3/8 : 0' 5" : : : 50,0 16 : PI : 8x1/2 : 1' 1" : : : 224.4 32 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0' 8" : : Temp, : 262.4 240 Rivets 3/4" x 2^" 100.5

10. SHEET JTo. 3 - COLUMNS Pieces: Shape : Size Length : Mark : Remarks :leight 3 : H : 6" @ 33.8#: 33' 3 : D3 & E3 : Mill one :1850.0 end : PI : 8" x 1/3" : 1» 3" : 31.6 4 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0«8" : Temp. : gg.8 4 : L : 3x2 x : 0' 5" : : 7.6 3 : L : 3x3x4 : 0 9" : 7.4 3 : L : 3x3x 0' 9 8.0 31 Rivets 3/4 x 3 " 8.3 3 : H : 6" 6 33.8#: 35» 104" : F3 & G3 : Mi Hone :3064.0 end 3 : PI : 8. x 1/3 : V 3" : 31.6 4 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0' 8" : Temp. : 33.8 3 : L : 3x3x : 0' 6" : 4.9 30 Rivets 3/4" x 3 l/8" 13.3 3 1 H : 6" 9 33.8#: 33' 3" : H3 & K3.Mill one. 1850.0 : 6" 9 33.8#: end 3 : PI : 8 x 1/3 : 1' 3" : 31.6 4 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0» 8" : Temp. : 32.8 4 : L : 3x3^x4 : 0' 5" : 7.6 3 : L : 3x3x4 : 0» 9"' : 7.4 36 Rivets 3/4" x 34" 150 Total Sheet 3 16,T98.

11. SHEET No.. 4 - PURLINS, GIRTS AND BRACING Pieces: : Shape : Size Length :. Mark Remarks :Weight 13 : :Chan. : 4" @ 5i# 36' ll " : A4 & G4 : :3334.0 24 : : Chan. : 4" 5i# 37' 3" ; : B4 & F4 : :4684.0 10 ::Chan. : 4" @ 36' lli" : C4!: :1943.0 30 : Chan. : 4" @ SU 37' 3" : H4 : :3908,0 3 : : L : 3x3x4 15' 11" j : BS4 - BT4 : ; 334.0 4 : L : 3x3x-f 15' I " :CD4-CF4-CG4: : 313.0 36 : L : 3^x3^x4 13' 3^" : K4 : :1813.0 36 : : L : 3^x3^x4 10' 8 3/8" : L4 - M4 i :1578.0 16 : : L : 3^x3^x4 3' 104" : : N4 : : 186.4 4 : L : 3^x3^x4 V 44" : P4 - R4 j ; : 32.8 3 : : L : 3x3x4 7 54" : S4 - T4 : : 77.8 3 L : 3x3x4 8' 6" : 04 - E4 : : 83.3 4 : L : 3x3x4 16' 9" : AB4 - AC4 : : 328.0 4 : L : 3x3x4 0 3" : < : : 4.9 4 Rivets 3/4" x 1 7/8" 1.6. 4 ; : L : 3x3x4 33' ii" AD4 - AE4 : : 433.2 7 : L 4 : L : 3x3x4 : 3x3x4 15' 16' 11" : AF4 - AG4 ; AH4 3i" : AI4 - BP4 : AL4 - BR4 : 546.6 : 319.6 3 ; : L : 3x3x4 16' 9" : AM4 - AN4 : : 164.3 CO L : 3x3x4 0» 3" : : : 3.5» «3 Rivets 3/4 x 1 7/8 0.8 6 : L 3x3x4 32» : AP4 - BM4 AR4 - BN4 : : 650.0

12. SHEET Ho. 4 - PURLINS, GIRTS AND BRACING (con) Pieces: Shape: Size : Length 4 Mark 4 4 " Remarks :Weight 2 : L : 3x3x4 : 34' 7" AS4 - AT4 : 340.8 4 : PI : 2j x i : 0«?i" «: 5.3 4 Rivets 3/4.x 1 7/8" 1.6 2 : L : 3x3x4 : 22' 34 2 : L : 6x3^x3/8 : 0' 84" BE4 -BF4 : 318.4 : 16.1 4 Rivets 3/4 x 2" 1.6 2 : L : 3x3x4 : 24 i4" BG4 - BH4 : 337.4 2 : L : 3x3x4 : 31' BK4 - BL4 : 338.6 2 : L : 6x3^x3/8 : 0' 8"» : 15.6 4 Rivets 3/4x3" 1.6 8 : L : 3x3x4 ' 10 9 3/8" CS4 - CT4 : 422.4 16 : L : 3x3x4 : 1' 64" BD4 - BC4 : 131.0 32 : L : 3x3x4 : 0' 3" : 78.4 32 Rivets 3/4 x 1 7/8" 13.8 8 : L : 3x3x4 : 6 11" 8 : L : 3x3x4 : 0 3" CH4 - CK4 : 371.5 : 9.8 8 Rivets 3/4 x 1 7/8" 3.3 2 : L : 3x3x4 : 4' 0" CL4 - CM4 : 39.3 2 : L : 3x3x4 : 0' 3" : : 3.5 2 Rivets 3/4 x 1 7/8" 0.8

14 SHEET No. 5 - ROOF TRUSSES (con) Pieces:Shape: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks :Weight 8 : L : 3x3x- : 1«s «abt : 38.7 8 : PI ; 8x3/8 : : 8" abt : ' (L) 8 : PI : 5 x 5/16 : o» 9" abt f (B) Temp. : 31.8 4 : PI : 13 x 7/16 : l' 8" abt : (C) : Temp : 130.6 4 : PI : 13 x 1/3 : 3' 3j" abt 1 : (H) : 187.0 4 : PI : 13 x 3/8 : V 5" abt (D) : Temp : 87.0 4 : Pl : 8x3/8 : 0' 9" abt : < ) : 30.6 4 : PI : 5 x 5/16 : V Si" abt : ( ) : 35.6 2 : PI : 17 x 1/3 : 3» 0" : A5 (F) : Temp : 115.6 16 : L : 3x3 xj : 0' 7" : A A B : 42.8 8 : L : 3- x3jx-j : 0 10" : 32.5 60 Ring Fills 3/4" x 7/16" thick 33.9 500 Rivets 3/4" x 3 " 309.0 4 : L r 3x3^x5/16 : 16 4 oi" C5 : 359.4 4 4 : L : 3^x3xJ : 7' 3 1/8" : D5 : 106.4 3 : PI : 5 x 5/16 : 0' 8" 1 1 : 7.1 6 Rivets 3/4" x 8" 0.3 1 Ring Fill 3/4" x 5/16 " thick 0.8 8 : L : 3x3 x : 10' 4 " 4 4 : PI : 8 x 3/8 : 1' 8" 4 : : 8 : L : 3x3x : 1» I : E5 : 364.3 Temp. : 68.0 : 35.6 40 Rivets 3/4" x 3$ 16.7 8 Ring Fills 3/4# x 3/8 «3 8

15. SHEET No. 5 - ROOF TRUSSES (con) Pieces: Shape: size Length Hark : Remarks :Weight 8 : L : 2 x3ix4 : 3' 8 3/8" F5 : K>9.4 8 Rivets 3/4" x 34 long 3.3 8 Ring Fills 3/4" x l/4" thiofc 3.3 3 : L : 3^x3^x4 : 3«3 3/8" G5 : 29.3 4 : L : 3-Jx3 x4 : 3' io4 H5 : 64.8 3 : PI : 8 x 1/4 : 0» 8 Temp, : 9.1 3 : PI : 8 x 1/4 V o4" Temp : 14.1 2 : L : 3x3-^x4 : 0' 54" 4.0 14: Rivets 3/4 x 34"' 5.9 3 Ring Fills 3/4" x l/4" 0.8 4 : L : 3jx3ix4 : 3' 10f' K5 64.8 3 : PI : 8 x 1/4 0' 8" Temp 9.1 3 : L : 3x3^x4 0«54" 4.0 10 Rivets 3/4" x 34" 4.1 3 Ring Fills 3/4" x l/4" 0.8 4 : ' L : 3-^x2x4 : 3' 94"' : L5 16 : L : 3-^x2^x4 : 3' 8 3/8" : M & N5 56.5 243.6 CO l L : 3-^x3x4 : 3» 3 3/8" : G5 93.5 16 i L : 3^x3^x4 : 3«104" : R5 & fm5 16 : PL : 8 x 1/4 : 0! 8 : Temp. 16 : L : 5x3x5/16 : 0' 3i w 8 : PI : 8 x 1/4 : 1' o " 80 Rivets 3/4" x 34" : Temp. 255.8 72.8 37.3 36.4 33.4

16 SHEET No, 5 - ROOF TRUSSES (con) Pieces:Shape: Size : Length 4 : Mark 16 : L : 2^x2x : 4» Of. 1 " : S5 13 :Rod : " ft 23' 3" 34 : L : 5x3^x3/8" : 0' 3^" 24 3/4" Nuts : Rl : Remarks :Weiftht : 366.0 :Threaded on both ends 3" : Cut to 5x3 5/16 : 837.0 : 73.8 13.3 Total Sheet 5... 8030.1 SHEET No. 6 - RAFTERS Pieces:Shape: Size : Length : Hark : Remarks :Wei«ht 13 :Chan.: 8" @ lli\# : 35' if" :A6-B6-C6--D6: : 3393.9 48 \ It. t 5x3x5/16 : 0' 2^» 13 : PI : 5 x 5/16" : 0» 9" «: 83.0 : 47.7 130 Rivets 3/4 x 3 l/8 50.3 6 : PI : 14" x 3/8": 1' 5" : A6 C6 : 151.8 34 Rivets 3/4 x 3" 9.3 12 : L : 3^x3x : 5' 11 l/8 " : E6 H6 : 363.2 13 : PI : 5 x 5/16" : 0' 10"' 24 Rivets 3/4" x 3" > : lit! 9.3 Chan.: 8" @ lli# 25' It}" 16 L.: 5x3x5/16 0' 2i" 4 PI : 5 x 5/16" 0' "9" 40 Rivets 3/4 x 3] 1/8" 2 : PI : 14 x 3/8 : 1' 5" 8 Rivets 3/4" x 2" F6-G6-K6-L6 K6 F6 : Total Sheet 6 1131.3 27.3 15.9 16.7 50.6 3.1 b305.4

17, SHEET No. 7 - COLUMNS «4 Pieces :Shane:: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks :WeiKht 4 L : i 3x3x4 : 30' s4" : A7 - B7 : : 356.1 4 : L : : 5x3x3/8 0«6" : : 19.6 4 : L : 5x3x3/8 : 0 3" : : 9.8 4 : PI j : 6" x 1/3" : Q» 6" : : 30.4 34 Rivets 3/4" x 3" 9.5 3 : Chan. > 8" @ llu : 31» el : C7 - D7 : : 488.0 3 : L : : 6x4x3/8 : 0' 6" : : 13.8 8 Rivets 3/4 x 3' : 3.1 3 : Chan.: : 8" x 11-} : 31 1 84 : K7 - L7 : : 488.0 2 : L : ajxsixj : 18' n4"' : : 155.6 3 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0' 6" : : 13.3 38 Rivets 3/4" x 3 10.9 3 : Chan.: : 8" x 114-35» d" : M7 - N7 : 804.4 3 : L : : 3^x3^x4 : 18» n4" : 155.6 3 : L : 6 x 4 x 3/8 : 0 6" : 13.3 38 Rivets 3/4" x 3 " : 10.9 3 : Chan. : 8" x ll4# : 36' si" : P7 - R7 : : 817.7 3 : L : 3^x3^x4 ' 18' llf" : : 155.6 3 : L l 6x4x3/8 : 0' 6" ; : 3,3.3 38 Rivets 3/4" x 3" 10.9

18 SHEET No.? - COLUMS Pieces:Shape: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks : Weight 6 :Chan.: 8" @ U$# : 19' 3$" :E7-G7-F7-H7: :1393.1 6 : L : 3ix3 x4 : 18' ll» : 466.8 6 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0» 6" : 36,9 84 Rivets 3/4" x 3» 33.6 Total Sheet 7 5,374.7 SHEET No. 8 BRACING AND RAFTERS Pieces:Shape: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks :Weight 2 : L : a x3x4 : 30' 0" : 08 : : 148.0 3 : L : 6x3^x3/8 : 0«5" : 9.8 3 : L : 3^x3x4 : 30 s " : B8 : : 150.0 2 : L : 6x3^x3/8 : 0» 5" : 9.8 3 : L : 3-^x3x4 : 19' lit : D8 : : 147.8 3 : L : 6x4x3/8 0' 6 : 13.3 3 : L : 3 x3x : 19' 8 : A8 : : 145.8 3 : L : 6x4x3/8 : 0«6" : 13.3 3 : PI : 7x4" : 1» 6" : 17.7/ 30 Rivets 3/4" x 3" C8-B8-D8-A8 7.7 1 4 : L : 3 x3x : 31«?» : H8 F8 : 330.4 4 : L : 3^x3x4 : 31' : E8 G8 : 318.6 3 : PI : 8 x 1/4" : V 4" : E8 : 18.1 4 Rivets 3/4" x 3«1.5

19. SHEET No. 8 (con) Pieces.Shape: Size Length Mark : Remarks :Weight 4 : L : 2 % x Z x i : 13' 3" 8 : PI : 8xl/4 : 0» 8 " 16 Rivets 3/4" x 1 7/8" : K8 - L8 : 196.4 : 38.7 6.2 4 :Chan,: 8 n @ : 23«0" 30 : L : 5x3^x3/8 : 0«%\«40 Rivets 3/4" x 2l/8" : M8 - N8 :1053.0 : 36.3 15.5 12 I : 8" @ 18# 33 3 " :P8-R8-S8-T8 :4815.0 60 L : 3x3jx5/l6 0' 5 i n : 181.8 24 t : 6x3^x3/8 0' 5" :Cut to 6x2^x3/8 117.0 156 Rivets 3/4" x 3-1/8" 61.0 32 : L : s x2xiv : 7' 0" AB8 : 868.4 33 : PI : 5 x 1/4 : 0' lot}" Bent : 122.4 128 Rivets 3/4" x 1 7/8" 49.4 48 Rivets 5/8" x 1 7/8" 13.7 24 : L : 2-&x2x» 5' ll" AC8 454.0 13 : PI : 5 x l/4" 0» llt>" Bent 47.8 13 : PI : 5 x 1/4" O f 10t}" Bent 45,7 96 Rivets 3/4" x 1 7/8" 37.1 36 Rivets 5/8" x 1 7/8" 10.3 14 :B.P1 : 5 x 1/4" 2» 0" : AK8 : : 119.0 2 : L : 5x3x5/16 2' 0" :A18 - AM8 : : 34.8

20. SHEET Wo. 8 (con) Pieces:! Shape: Size : Length : Mark : Remarks :Weight 4 I : 8" ft 18# : 23' si- : AD8 AE8 :1599.0 20 L : 3x2^x5/16 : 0' si" : 41.3 8 L : 6x3^x3/8 : 0' 5" :Cnt to : 39.0-6x3ix3/8 8 L : 5x3x3/8 : 0» 5" :Cut to : 33.8 5x3ix3/8 40 Rivets 3/4 n x 2" 15.5 24 Rivets 3/4" x 3 3/8"" 13.8 00 L : 2ix2x : 5'?4" : AF 8 : 161.0 4 4 00 PI : 5 x 4" : 0' io4" : 'Bent : 15.0 PI : 5x4" -0' Hi" : Bent : 16.3 32 Rivets 3/4 x 3 l/8" 13.4 12 Rivets 5/8 x 34" : 3.3 : L : 3^x3^x4 : IV ioi" : AG8 AH8 : 393 «8 4 : L : 3^x3^x4 : 11» 10" : 195.4 4 :Chan.: 4" ft 54# : 36 li?" : 776.0 72 Rivets 3/4" x 1 7/8" 37.9 2 «Chan.: 4" ft 54# : 36' iij" : AK8 6 L : 3 x3ix4 : 11 1 ioi" f : 388,0 : 393,0 32 Rivets 3/4 m 1 7/8" 13.4 Total Sheet 8... 12 f 27ft,3

STOREKEEPER'S LIST - ERECTION BOLTS, RIVETS, ETC. RIVETS No. : Size : Length ; Weight 330 3/4 0 1 7/8 133.4 310-3" 130.0 310-3 1/4" 139.8 80-3 1/3" 35.9 30-3 3/4" 14.4 100 5/8 0 3", 38.5 3 5-3 3/8" 8.0 30-3 7.4-466.4 BOLTS No. : Size : Length : Weight 340 3/4 0 1 1/3 151.3?50-1 3/4 495.0 135-3 B 86.3 50-3" 40.5 25 5/8 j6 1 1/4 10.0 15-1 3/4 6.3 10 3.1/3 4.8 794.0 MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL 1000 Std. Cut Washers for i" Bolt 100.0 Total Storekeeper's List...1360.4

TOTAL WEIGHT Sheet 1.. Erection Plan Sheet 2 14,169.6 Sheet 3 115, 798.5 Sheet 4 22,593.4 Sheet 5 8,020.1 Sheet 6 5,305.4 Sheet 7 5,374.7 Sheet 8 13,276.2 Store keeper's list 1.360.4 Total 86,298.3 When the order was closed, the cost of furnishing the material was as shown in the following table: COST Material $1486.57 Erection Bolts and Rivets (Storekeeper's list) 115.43 Details t.,/labor #149.98. 1 Burden 50.01 199.99 Shop i Labor $269.35 (Burden 134.68 404.03 Burden 357.36 Freight 483.42 Drafting and Shop errors... 54.18 Total. $3100.98

Cost $3100.98 Profit 599.02 Price $3700.00 The profit, for the company on the work was $599.02 or 19.3 per cent. In the drafting errors were failure to cut the connection angles on four rafters 1D8 and AE8, so that they would fit the web of columns A3 and B3. This was caused by an inaccuracy in the manufacturer's hand book, giving the tangent distances of the H columns and hence the connection angles were not cut small enough to slip in on the web, and the error in the handbook was not known in time to make a shop change on the work, and so catch the error before the material left the shop. The other drafting errors were due to failure to show holes for wood nailing strips in the webs of rafter M8 and K8 and in one leg of the angles on the monitor members-h5 and E5. (See detail sheets.). These errors amounted to $22.25 worth of work in the field. The shop errors were in leaving out holes for wood nailing strips in two or three members, failing to punch holes in columns for angle bracing and riviting bent gussst plates on the trusses reverse from what they should

have been. These errors increased the hill for errors to $54.18. The following table gives a comparison of the estimated and actual cost. COST Estimated Actual Material #1620.00 $1602.00 Details 90.00 199.99 Shop work 675.00 404.03 Burden 360.00 357.36 Freight 513.00 483.42 Errors 54.18 Totals #3258.00 #3100.98 The largest variation in proportion to the magnitude of the items was in the detailing which cost more than twice the estimated cost. The largest variation in actual cost, was in the shop work, which cost less than two thirds of the estimated cost. The other items checked very closely the estimated cost.