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Roadwork Layer Take‑Off Calculator
Chainage‑based volumes + materials (cement, asphalt binder, granular mass, coats, joints steel, sealant) with Standards Profile. Includes a simple cost estimate based on 2025 construction cost indices for India, the US and the UK.
Input: Chainage blocks (start, end, width). Then adjust layer thickness & parameters. Profile applies ranges & checks automatically. Choose your market to apply the corresponding cost index.
Start CH (m) | End CH (m) | Width (m) | Action |
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Tip: Use Tab to move across cells. |
Layer | Type | Thickness (mm) | Grade/Param | Binder % (asphalt) | Spec Check |
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Profiles set typical ranges (thickness, binder %, coats, densities, joints). Out‑of‑range inputs are flagged.
What This Roadwork Calculator Does & How to Use It
All Quantities Auto Export CSV • Print-readyWhat this calculator does
This tool computes chainage-wise volumes for each pavement layer and turns them into the practical quantities you need on site and in BOQs—automatically.
- Volumes by layer & chainage → m³ for GSB, WMM/WBM, CTB/DLC/PQC, asphalt lifts.
- Materials → cement tonnage by grade, asphalt mix mass & bitumen content, granular mass from density.
- Surface treatments → prime & tack coat litres based on area and interfaces.
- Rigid pavement joints → dowel & tie-bar steel weight and joint sealant length (configurable spacing & sizes).
- Outputs → clean tables, Export CSV, and printer-friendly layout.
Everything updates as you tweak chainage blocks, widths, thicknesses, grades, densities, binder %, and joint parameters.
How to use the calculator
- Select a road type that matches your project (layers load automatically).
- Add chainage blocks—enter Start CH, End CH, and Width for each segment.
- Confirm layer thicknesses (mm). For concrete layers, pick the grade. For asphalt layers, enter binder %.
- Open Advanced Settings to adjust densities, water-cement ratio, coat rates, and joint parameters.
- Hit Calculate (or keep Auto-recalculate on) to generate the volume and material breakdown.
- Use Export CSV to download tables for BOQ take-off or attach to your submittals.
Now supports these road types
Road Type | Pavement Type | Typical Layers (Preloaded) |
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Expressway / Toll Road | Rigid | DLC (M15) + PQC (M40) |
National Highway | Flexible | GSB + WMM + DBM + BC |
Urban Arterial | Composite | GSB + CTB (M15) + Asphalt |
Rural PMGSY Road | Flexible | Earth + GSB + WBM + Seal Coat |
Bus Bays / Parking | Rigid | DLC (M15) + PQC (M40) |
Industrial Access Road | Composite | CTB (M20) + Asphalt |
You can edit thicknesses, grades, and binder content to match your design output or client specs.
Codes & Standards referenced
Use these as your technical backbone while adjusting inputs. Always align with your contract’s edition and the latest circulars.
▶ IRC 37:2018 — Guidelines for the Design of Flexible Pavements
▶ IRC 58 — Plain Jointed Rigid Pavements
▶ MoRTH Specifications — Road & Bridge Works
▶ PMGSY Technical Specifications
▶ AASHTO 1993 — Pavement Design Guide
Pro tips & quick answers
▶ Can I handle transitions or variable widths?
▶ Where do the cement and bitumen quantities come from?
▶ Can I adjust densities, coat rates, and joint spacing?
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