Week 26 - Chrome: Mesh Calculator

Week 26 ANSWERS

1. What are the available multipliers for the Per Column?
   
   1. Cubic Meter, Kilometre & Gross
   2. Volume Scaling, Millimetre & Sheet
   3. Sheet, Square Meter & Tonne.
      
      
2. Which of these examples follow the actions of Performing a Basic Calculation?
   
   1. In Include Sundries, under code column select required sundries, in "Add units" column enter the the number of units to be applied against the multiplier, then "Calculate Sundry Items" to add results back to Schedulers Mesh Grid.
   2. In "Simple Mesh Calculator" Mesh Calculator window, enter type of mesh required, enter number of square meters required in "Area Require" and press "Add Results to Section".
   3. Advanced Mesh Calculator tab, pick SL82 mesh, enter 20 in the length input box and 30 in width input box, then press calculate.
      
      
3. How do we edit an existing Composite?
   
   1. Open composite editing window, then enter description and set unit type, finally pressing save to return to the Mesh calculator.
   2. Create a new Composite instead and don't use the old composites from now on.
   3. Open the composite editing window, in the "Items to be added per unit" change item rate, then press save to apply the altered composite.
      
      
4. What the purpose of adding a New Composite?
   
   1. Allows you to store applicable products and application quantities together.
   2. Reduces additional steps for me to make my task easier.
   3. Both.
      
      
5. What is Mesh Calculator?
   
   1. Calculates the total number of rebar to produce the mesh.
   2. To calculate the volume of the bar in relation to the concrete.
   3. To calculate how much mesh is required to fill an area with a given type of mesh allowing for overlap of sheets.

WEEK 26  WINNERS :

• Head Office: Lee Kopaz
• Victoria: Diane Christou
• New South Whales:  Dannielle Alexander
• Western Australia: Majella McTaggart
• South Australia: Lakruwan Kekiriwaththe
• Northern Territory: Daven Li