Thursday 11 September 2014


For calculating the cross-sectional area, most of the time we depend on Auto Cad, as well as various hectic calculations.

From my past experiences and as per knowledge, the short-cut calculation has been developed, called as AREA CBS FACTOR, the calculation has been shown below……..


C/S AREA OF HORSE SHOE SHAPE TUNNEL =  d2 X CBS FACTOR


Where,

d = Dia. Of horse shoe shape tunnel

CBS FACTOR = 0.829323611


From above formula, we can calculate Area instantly with simple multiplication.


For example….

For a 6mt. dia tunnel, the Area has been calculated…

Area = d2 x 0.829323611

             62 x 0.829323611 ->   29.85 m2

The above calculation can be verified using Auto-Cad or any mathematical technique




25 comments:

Unknown said...

(y) Unbelievable

Anonymous said...

awesome..quite helpful..

Senior Technical Assistant said...

What we do for ourselves dies with us - What we do for others remains, and is IMMORTAL...
this will definitely proves to be a great research... !!

Anonymous said...

may can help people in the world calculate more easy tunnel horse shoe shape without computer. Good luck!!!

CHANDRA BHUSHAN SINGH said...

Thanks and Please go through www.cbsinghhydroblogspot.in, it will be help for calculationing the area of Horseshoe Shape,

Thanks

Anonymous said...

Waawoooooo.... very f9

Anonymous said...

(Y) Very Useful

CHANDRA BHUSHAN SINGH said...

Dear Mr. Ratnesh Thakur, Every invention requires an authentication, and I will gladly accept any sort of authentication/proof for this formula by your side, through any valid source/print media. This idea originally generated in 2002 but I didn't have intention to publish it....

Unknown said...

thank you sir for posting these great formula. it'll be really helpful to all students as well as engineers & other professionals. it saves time & hectic calculations.
keep posting these types of formulas sir.
thank you once again. :)

Unknown said...

Dear C B Singh sir

You are really king of Tunnel.

Unknown said...

cb sir plz tell me how to calculate factor for tunnel

Unknown said...

Sir you covered a nice topic about "AREA CALCULATION FORMULA OF TUNNELS CROSS-SECTIONS". I am agree with your statement. it will very helpful to calculate the area of cross section.

Anonymous said...

Dear Sir,

I found the formula is very use full in calculating tunnel perimeter and area, i wish u, all the best towards your journey to imparting knowledge with others. Many Regards

Anonymous said...

Sir ye to tunnel ke bare me bahut achhi jankari hai age bahut kam ayga ye

Regards

Krishna Kumar Tiwari
+919805038484

Anonymous said...

This is very useful formula for tunneling engineering. Thank you sir for Giving such a simplest formula for calculating area & perimeter of tunnel of different shapes.
Sir, further invention & discovery in this regard is always welcome.

Regards.

Vivek Pratap Singh
Safety Officer
Gammon India Limited

Unknown said...

Dear Sir,

I found area calculation are equal Cad v/s cal.

It is really great

With Regards

D D Singh
Jaiprakash Associates ltd.
Mangdechhu H E Project
Bhutan

Unknown said...

can any body tell me what is cbs factor????

CHANDRA BHUSHAN SINGH said...

Dear Sir

I would like to inform you that "CBS" means Chandra Bhushan Singh which is my name, of course, these formulas are generated by me, that is why I have given the name of this factor "CBS FACTOR".
Thanks for recalling me and for any suggestions, I will be oblige.

Regards

Chandra Bhushan Singh

Unknown said...

Thank you sir for posting thise great formula.This is very useful formula for tunneling engineering.

But can i use this formula for calculating C/S AREA OF HORSE SHOE SHAPE TUNNEL.

Radius X Radius X 3.317293(FACTOR)

CHANDRA BHUSHAN SINGH said...

Dear Mr Prosenjit Koley

I preciate you for calling me, you may use, both are same.

Thanks

CBS

debashis Sinha said...

Great! Expect more informative ideas.

Thanks and regards

D Sinha

Unknown said...

Sir plzz give me your contact📞 number

CHANDRA BHUSHAN SINGH said...

+91 9901415235

Anonymous said...

Sir in IS 4880 - II FOR D SHAPE area they have used 0.905d^2,and for perimeter 3.58d^2.
Is that also correct

Anonymous said...

Amazing and helpful