EXAMPLE:- For the plan shown below; Estimate number of (bricks) and amount of cement & sand. If the mix proportion is equal to (1:3) for mortar, height of building = 3.12 m, wall thickness=0.23m. D₁ = 1.2x2.2 D2=1x2 B₂=0.9x1.9. W₁=2x1.9 W₂=1.9x 1.9 W8=1X0.5 W4=0.8 x0.4 3.4 2.73 1.8 4.59

EXAMPLE:- For the plan shown below; Estimate number of (bricks) and amount of cement & sand. If the mix proportion is equal to (1:3) for mortar, height of building = 3.12 m, wall thickness=0.23m. D₁ = 1.2x2.2 D2=1x2 B₂=0.9x1.9. W₁=2x1.9 W₂=1.9x 1.9 W8=1X0.5 W4=0.8 x0.4 3.4 2.73 1.8 4.59

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EXAMPLE:-
For the plan shown
below; Estimate
number of (bricks) and
amount of cement &
sand. If the mix
proportion is equal to
(1:3) for mortar, height
of building = 3.12 m,
wall thickness=0.23m.
24. Januar 2022
D₁ = 1.2 X2-2
D2=1x2
B₂=0.9x1.9.
W₁=2x1.9
W₂=1.9 x 1.9
VYB=1X0.5
W4=0.8x0.4
Entimation
3.4
2.73
1.8
6547

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