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Formula sheets & quick references

One-page cheat sheets for common civil engineering formulas and thumb rules. No signup, no email required — just click and download.

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01

Steel Bar Weight Chart

Unit weight for common TMT bar sizes, 6mm to 40mm.
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02

Unit Conversion Chart

Length, area, volume, weight and pressure — common site conversions.
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03

Construction Material Quantity Chart

Per-sft thumb rules for cement, sand, steel, bricks and more.
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04

Highway Engineering Formula Sheet

Camber, super-elevation, sight distance and transition curve formulas.
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05

Fluid Mechanics Formula Sheet

Continuity, Bernoulli's, Manning's, Chezy's and weir discharge equations.
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06

Soil Mechanics Formula Sheet

Void ratio, porosity, saturation and bearing capacity relations.
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07

RCC Design Quick Reference

Common IS 456:2000 formulas and limits for quick recall.
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08

Civil Engineering Site Thumb Rules

Quick preliminary sizing rules for columns, beams, slabs, footings and more.
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09

Civil Engineering IS & SP Codes Reference

Every major IS code and BIS Special Publication, grouped by discipline, with what it covers and where it's used — 20 pages.
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10

Surveying — Complete Notes Poster

All 14 surveying topics on one page — instruments, levelling, traversing, curves, contouring, area & volume, and more.
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11

Intze Tank — Complete Design Guide & Worked Example

Every governing force from the top dome to the foundation, plus a full worked example for a 50 kL tank on a 20 m staging — meridional and hoop thrust, ring beams, wind (IS 875), seismic (IS 1893) and column design, formula → substitution → result throughout.
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More sheets on the way

Railway engineering notes and an interview question sheet are coming soon.

These are quick references for study and estimation — always verify critical values against the current IS code before using them for actual design, construction, or exams. Looking for full notes instead? See Notes & ebooks.