Truck Cubic Yard (TCY)
Truck Cubic Yard (TCY) measures the volume of excavated earth transported by a truck, aiding in project planning, cost estimation, and material management in excavation and landscaping projects.
Boost Your Takeoff & Estimating by 37% with AI
Fast: Save time- Accurate: Ensure precision
- Simple: Easy to use
- Automated: Fewer errors
- Versatile: For any project
Get Started
Definition
Truck Cubic Yard (TCY) refers to the volume of earth that has been excavated and is measured in cubic yards.
Purpose
The purpose of measuring in TCY is to quantify the amount of excavated material transported by a truck, aiding in project planning, cost estimation, and material management.
Examples of Use
- Excavation Projects: Measuring the volume of soil removed during excavation for construction projects.
- Landscaping: Quantifying the amount of earth moved for landscaping and grading purposes.
- Mining Operations: Tracking the volume of excavated materials in mining and quarrying operations.
Related Terms
- Cubic Yard: A unit of volume measurement equivalent to a cube with each side measuring one yard.
- Excavation: The process of digging and removing earth.
- Spoil: Excavated material that is removed and stored or disposed of.
Notes
- Accuracy: Accurate measurement of TCY is essential for billing, project management, and ensuring compliance with contractual agreements.
- Equipment: Trucks used for transporting excavated materials must be capable of handling the measured volume safely.
Related Terms
Try Kreo Free
No installation required
Works on both Windows & Mac
Timely customer support
.png)
