Find the quantity of the following items for the partition wall from its footing to the bottom of the beam with 3 columns having a width of 300mm and a beam on top of the CHB having a depth of 400mm. Use 125 x 200 x 400mm CHB and assume that the total height is 5 meters from the top of its footing up to top of the beam and the total length of the partition is 10 meters. Note: no doors, windows or any other opening on the wall. 1. Quantity of CHB 2. Quantity of mortar (cement and sand) using class C mix 3. Quantity of plastering (cement and sand) using class A mix back to back

Find the quantity of the following items for the partition wall from its footing to the bottom of the beam with 3 columns having a width of 300mm and a beam on top of the CHB having a depth of 400mm. Use 125 x 200 x 400mm CHB and assume that the total height is 5 meters from the top of its footing up to top of the beam and the total length of the partition is 10 meters. Note: no doors, windows or any other opening on the wall. 1. Quantity of CHB 2. Quantity of mortar (cement and sand) using class C mix 3. Quantity of plastering (cement and sand) using class A mix back to back

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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