In the given figure below, it is required to estimate the Masonry, Plaster, and Rebar quantities and material requirements. a) What is the number of 4" thk. CHB required for the specified wall? (no increase factor to be applied to this number) b) How many cubic meters of mortar for core fill and block laying are required for the wall given that a 1:3 mix will be used? (no gravel to be incorporated) c) How many cubic meters of plaster are required for the wall's rough plaster? 10.0m- EXTERIOR WALL WALL TO BE ESTIMATED INTERIOR WALL INTERIOR WALL 4.4m - 4.4m NOTES: 1) WALL IS 4" THK. CHB 2) WALL IS 2.5m TALL 3) 10mmø HORIZONTAL RSB @ EVERY 2 LAYERS 4) 10mmø VERTICAL BARS SPACED @ 0.4m 0.c. 5) 1:3 PROPORTION TO BE USED FOR MORTAR 6) ROUGH AND FINE PLASTER TO BE APPLIED ONLY TO INTERIOR WALLS 7) ONLY ROUGH PLASTER TO BE APPLIED TO EXTERIOR WALLS

In the given figure below, it is required to estimate the Masonry, Plaster, and Rebar quantities and material requirements. a) What is the number of 4" thk. CHB required for the specified wall? (no increase factor to be applied to this number) b) How many cubic meters of mortar for core fill and block laying are required for the wall given that a 1:3 mix will be used? (no gravel to be incorporated) c) How many cubic meters of plaster are required for the wall's rough plaster? 10.0m- EXTERIOR WALL WALL TO BE ESTIMATED INTERIOR WALL INTERIOR WALL 4.4m - 4.4m NOTES: 1) WALL IS 4" THK. CHB 2) WALL IS 2.5m TALL 3) 10mmø HORIZONTAL RSB @ EVERY 2 LAYERS 4) 10mmø VERTICAL BARS SPACED @ 0.4m 0.c. 5) 1:3 PROPORTION TO BE USED FOR MORTAR 6) ROUGH AND FINE PLASTER TO BE APPLIED ONLY TO INTERIOR WALLS 7) ONLY ROUGH PLASTER TO BE APPLIED TO EXTERIOR WALLS

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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