Materials Required For ASF, Plastering & Neat Cement

Materials Required For ASF, Plastering & Neat Cement

Neat Cement Punning

 

Here is how to become a Concrete Calculator by yourself for different types of concrete operation like concrete floor , plaster wall , ceiling plaster, cement finishing etc. works.

1) Artificial Stone Flooring ===>

The Quantity of materials required for 100 Sq.m. 25mm Thick Artificial Stone Flooring 3mm Topping is

Cement @ 0.859 or 25 Bags
Sand @ 0.97 cu.m or 28 Bags
Stone Chips (6mm and Down) @ 1.94 cu.m or 56 Bags

2) Cement and Sand Plastering===>

For 100 Sq.m Of Plastering the required Quantity Of Materials are :
With Cement Mortar (1:6) :-
12mm thick ——–    Cement = 0.274 cu.m or 8 Bags             Sand = 1.64 cu.m. or 48 Bags
15mm thick ——–    Cement = 0.342 cu.m. or 10 Bags          Sand = 2.05 cu.m. or 59 Bags
20mm thick ——–    Cement = 0.456 cu.m. or 13 Bags          Sand = 2.74 cu.m. or 79 Bags
With Cement Mortar (1:4) :-
10mm thick ——–    Cement = 0.319 cu.m. or 9 Bags            Sand = 1.29 cu.m. or 37 Bags
6mm thick  ———   Cement = 0.192 cu.m. or 6 Bags             Sand = 0.77 cu.m. 22 Bags

3) Neat Cement Punning===>

Quantity Of Materials Required for 100 Sq.m. Of Neat Cement Punning is as follows:-
1.5mm Thick ——-    Cement = 0.186 cu.m. or 5.5 Bags
3mm Thick    ——-    Cement = 0.375 cu.m. or 11 Bags
6mm Thick    ——-    Cement = 0.750 cu.m. or 22 Bags

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Quantity Of Materials Required For Concrete Work

Quantity Of Materials Required For Concrete Work

Ready Mix Concrete ( R.M.C.) Plant

The Following are the Quantity Of Materials Required for the Concrete Works Of Different Types

1) P.C.C. With Graded Stone Chips :

For 10 cu.m. Of Plane Cement Concrete Work with Graded Stone Chips

For M10 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.54 cu.m or 45 Bags
Sand @ 4.62 cu.m or 133 Bags
Stone Chips @ 9.24 cu.m. or 266 Bags.

 For M15 Grade :-

Cement @ 2.2 cu.m or 65 Bags
Sand @ 4.4 cu.m or 127 Bags
Stone Chips @ 8.8 cu.m. or 254 Bags.

For M20 Grade :-

Cement @ 2.8 cu.m or 81 Bags
Sand @ 4.2 cu.m or 121 Bags
Stone Chips @ 8.4 cu.m. or 242 Bags.

For M25 Grade :-

Cement @ 3.85 cu.m or 111 Bags
Sand @ 3.85 cu.m or 111 Bags
Stone Chips @ 7.7 cu.m. or 222 Bags.

2) P.C.C. With Brick Ballast or Brick Chips :

For 10 cu.m. Of Plane Cement Concrete Work with Brick Ballast

For M5 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.00 cu.m or 29 Bags
Sand @ 5.00 cu.m or 144 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 10.00 cu.m. or 288 Bags.

For M7.5 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.18 cu.m or 34 Bags
Sand @ 4.74 cu.m or 137 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 9.48 cu.m. or 273 Bags.

For M10 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.23 cu.m or 36 Bags
Sand @ 4.92 cu.m or 142 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 9.85 cu.m. or 284 Bags.

For M15 Grade :-

Cement @ 2.29 cu.m or 66 Bags
Sand @ 4.57 cu.m or 132 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 9.14 cu.m. or 264 Bags.

3) R.C.C. With Graded Stone Chips :

For 10 cu.m. Of Reinforced Cement Concrete Work with Graded Stone Chips, The Amount Of Cement, Sand, Stone Chips Required are same as that of the P.C.C.

Quantity Of Steel Required :-

For Normal Slab, Chajja, Lintel = 785kg or 0.785 Ton
For Roof Slab = 1180kg or 1.18 Ton
For Stair = 1570kg or 1.57 Ton
For Column and Beams = 1960kg or 1.96 Ton

Quantity Of Binding ( Black Annealed Wire) Wire Required :-

For Normal Slab, Chajja, Lintel = 0.785kg
For Roof Slab = 1.18kg
For Stair = 1.57kg
For Column and Beams = 1.96kg

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Quantity Of Materials Required For Brickwork

Quantity Of Materials Required For Brickwork

Brick Work


The following are the Quantity Of Materials Required for different types of Civil Engineering Works ;-

1) Brickwork in Cement Mortar (1:6) ===>

For 10 cu.m. Of Brickwork in Cement Mortar (1:6) The Consumption Of Materials are
With Modular Bricks :-
Bricks @ 5000 Nos.
Cement @ 0.504 cu.m. or 15 Bags
Sand @ 3.02cu.m. or 87 Bags
With Traditional Bricks :-
Bricks @ 4079 Nos.
Cement @ 0.313 cu.m. or 9 Bags
Sand @ 1.88cu.m. or 54 Bags

2) Brickwork in Cement Mortar (1:4) ===>

With Modular Bricks :-
For 100 Sq.m.100mm thick Brickwork in Cement Mortar (1:4) The Consumption Of Materials are
Bricks @ 5000 Nos.
Cemnent @ 0.63 cu.m. or 19 Bags.
Sand @  2.52 cu.m. or 73 Bags
With Traditional Bricks :-
For 100 Sq.m.127mm thick Brickwork in Cement Mortar (1:4) The Consumption Of Materials are
Bricks @ 5181 Nos.
Cement @ 0.80 cu.m. or 23 Bags.
Sand @ 3.20 cu.m. or 92 Bags

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Unit Conversions Used In Engineering

Unit Conversions Used In Engineering

Measuring Tape

The following are the various important measurements which are required for the day to day work in Civil Engineering :-

Weight Of 1 Bag Of Cement = 50kg
Volume Of 1 Bag Of Cement = 0.0347 cu.m.
Weight Of 1 cu.m. Of Mild Steel = 7850kg
Weight Of Concrete 1 cu.m. Of Plain Cement Concrete = 2400kg
Weight Of Concrete 1 cu.m. Of Reinforced Cement Concrete = 2500kg

Lenear Measurements==>


1m = 100cm
1m = 1000mm
1m = 3.28 ft.
1m =  39.37 inches.
1ft. = 0.305m
1ft. = 12 inches
1ft = 30.48cm
1ft. = 304.8mm
1 inch. = 0.0254m
1 inch. = 0.0833ft.
1 inch = 2.54cm
1 inch. = 25.4mm

Area Measurements===>


1 Sq.m. = 10000 Sq.cm.
1 Sq.m  = 1000000 Sq.mm.
1 Sq.m. = 10.76 SFT (Sq.ft.)
1 Sq.m. = 1550 Sq.inches.
1 Sq.ft. =  0.093 Sq.m.
1 Sq.ft. =  0.007 Sq.inches
1 Sq.ft. =  0.155 Sq.cm
1 Sq.ft. =  0.0016 Sq.mm.

Volume Measurements===>


1 Cu.m. = 1 x 10^6  Cu.cm.
1 Cu.m. = 1 x 10^9  Cu.mm.
1 Cu.m. = 35.288 CFT ( Cu.ft.)
1 Cu.m  =  61023.28 Cu.inches
1CFT =  0.028 Cu.m.
1CFT =  1728 Cu.inches
1CFT =  0.061 Cu.inches
1CFT =  0.000061 Cu.mm.

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Tables In HTML How To Create And Add Bullets And Numbers In HTML

Tables In HTML How To Create And Add Bullets And Numbers In HTML

HTML Symbol
In the past few articles I have discussed many things about HTML Coding, like Adding Images and Music, Creating Hyperlink and All That. In this Article I will Concentrate upon the following Two Topics i) How To Create list of Sentenses like Bullet and Numberings. and ii) How to Create a Table in HTML. If you don’t know anything about HTML then start learning as it’s very esy and it wouldn’t take so muxch time just visit my previous articles about HTML from the Start.
  • Now we shall proceed with our current article Topic. I will discuss about above mentioned two toipics in this article one by one. So just lets get started :

    How To Create Bullets and Numbering in HTML :

    Sometimes we need to add Bullets or need to add numberings to our texual content, most probably for describing a procedure step by step.This is also known as listing of texual content.In HTML we can do this kind of listings.Basically in HTML there are two different types of listing, one is Ordered Listing which consists of Numbers and the another one is Unordered Listing which consists of Bullets. As it’s already known to us that to perform each kind of task in HTML there are different typs of Tags to be used.I will now show you each type of Listing one by one.We must place the Listing Tags always in between the Font Tag (Between The <font color=”xyz” color=”abc”> and </font>) .
    Ordered Listing ====> The Ordered Listing means that each of the listed items will be ordered in Numerical Order like 1)   2)    3). . . . . The Tag used for Ordered Listing is <ol>, in the process of listing you don’t need to close any tag with / sign. The Tag <ol> only declair that the listing that takes place after the Tag will be in a Numerical manner. But we need to use another Tag that is <li> to list each Item. after the Order Listing Tag that is <ol> in a new line the first item is to be written with a <li> Tag before writing the item. Then in the next line starting with another <li> Tag we must write the second item and in the next line starting with another <li> Tag the third item is to be written and so on………
    Example :-      <ol>
                          <li> First Item/Point
                          <li> Second Item/Point
                          <li> Third Item/Point
    Unordered Listing ====> The Unordered Listing means that each of the listed Items or points will be ordered with Bullets. The Tag used for Unordered Listing is <ul> , and rest of the part is all same just like Ordered listing, thus to add Bullets before each Item you need to add the <li> before swriting each Items or points on new lines each.And here also no need to close the Tag with / sign.
    Example :-      <ul>
                          <li> First Item/Point
                          <li> Second Item/Point
                          <li> Third Item/Point
    We can use both the Ordered and Unorderd Listing one after another continuously.
    Example :-      <ol>
                          <li> First Item/Point
                          <li> Second Item/Point
                          <li> Third Item/Point
                          <ul>
                          <li> First Item/Point
                          <li> Second Item/Point
                          <li> Third Item/Point
    We can create a webpage in HTML and also put this Type Of Listings There.
    Example :- 
    <html>
    <head>
    <title>
    Test Page
    </title>
    </head>
    <body bgcolor=”Blue”>
    <img src=”D:HTML ProjectCodingProcessor 2.jpg” align=”right”/>
    <font color=”Green” size=”6″>
    <h1>HTML Power</h1>
    </font>
    <font color=”Red” Size=”4″>
    <ol>
    <li>Mobile Phone
    <li>SIM Card
    <li>Recharge
    <ul>
    <li>Computer
    <li>Printer
    <li>Internet<br>
    <b><i><u>Hi I’m a Newbie to HTML and this is My first created Webpage</u></i></b><br>
    <i>I Like Using HTML to create my Own Webpage</i><br>
    </font>
    <a href=”D:HTML ProjectCodingHardware.html”>Hardware</a>
    <bgsound src=”D:HTML ProjectCodingHome Page.mp3″ autostart=”true” hidden=”true” loop=”10″>
    </body>
    </html>

    Creating Table In HTML :

    In  Few cases it’s better and proper to show information in Tubuler Format. We can construct Tables in HTML for our Webpages. Creating table in HTML requires a lot of Hard Work and concentration as it you would have to write the same thing again and again with just a little modification in order to construct a Table. To get started we first need to know some Tags with their functions which we will need in order to Construct a Table in HTML. All Tags must be in between the Font Tags
    ·                     <table height=”##” width=”###” border=”#”>  ====> This Tag is used to create a table and to declair that you are going to construct a table, this Tag is written first. Here height, width, border means the height , width and border of the each cell of table.In places of ### , ## and # use proper number of size. The closing Tag is </table>
    ·                     <th> ====> This Tag is used to give the Table Headings, each Headings is given one after another in a new line starting with this Tag. The closing Tag is </th>
    ·                     <tr> ====> This Tag is used to declair that a new row is being Constructed. The closing Tag is </tr>
    ·                     <td> ====> This Tag is used to give the Table Data or the Data which are to filled with the cell under a table row. Each of the cell is declaired with data by starting each Data with <td> Tag and each cells data is written in a new line or one after another starting with <td> Tag. The Closing Tag is </td>

    Now we should understand the relation from the above that, Under a Table there first the Table Starting Tag needs to be given then we need to declair the Table Headings with Table Head Tag, After the Table Headings are done we need to create the first row of the table by Table Row Tag (<tr>) and the under this Table row we need to construct the each Cells under that row with Table Data Tag that is <td>, the number of cells in a row is equal to the number of Taable Headings given.After filling up all the Table Data Cells we need to close that first row with Closing Tag for Table Row (</tr>) then we have to create new rows as required by the above methode, and ultimately when all required rows are completed then we need to Comple the Construction of the Table by Closing the Table Tag that is </table> .
    Example :-     
    <table height=”1″ width=”1″ border=”2″>
    <th>Sl No.
    <th>Name
    <th>Year
    <th>Branch
    <th>Roll No.
    <th>% Marks
    <th>Remarks
    <tr>
    <td>1</td><td>Ram</td><td>1st</td><td>Civil Engg.</td><td>25</td><td>71</td><td>Average</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>2</td><td>Shyam</td><td>1st</td><td>Mech. Engg.</td><td>61</td><td>83</td><td>Very Good</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>2</td><td>Jadhu</td><td>1st</td><td>Mech. Engg.</td><td>59</td><td>69</td><td>Average</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>2</td><td>Madhu</td><td>1st</td><td>Elec. Engg.</td><td>31</td><td>79</td><td>Good</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>2</td><td>Rohim</td><td>1st</td><td>Civil Engg.</td><td>35</td><td>83</td><td>Very Good</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>2</td><td>Lakshman</td><td>1st</td><td>Civil. Engg.</td><td>45</td><td>69</td><td>Average</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>2</td><td>Krishna</td><td>3rd</td><td>Mech. Engg.</td><td>01</td><td>85.64</td><td>Excelent</td>
    </tr>
    </table>
    This above coding above with all required coding to create HTML file will show a Table like below :
    Table Created Using HTML

    I Hope this article Helped You. Please do leave Comment(s) for any Questions or Suggestions, Any Comment(s) will be highly appreciated.Have Goof Day.

      

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