Q3: For the small building which is covered by a slab 20 cm thick as Shown. Concrete Blocks are 40x40x20 cm. The wall height is 4 m from footing to bottom of the slab. Reinforcements are as shown. Measurements accuracy is required up to two decimal points only. 1. Estimate the amount of cement required for the walls only if the mortar used for construction is 1:4 [cement: sand]. 2. Estimate the amount of steel required for the footing and the slab. Steel 12 mm @20 cm c/c in short direction and 12 mm @ 25 cm c/e in long direction 40 cm Ties 10mm at 25 cm c/c bars 16mm + 40 cm +100 cm- 200 cm tortost -300 cm 120 cm +40-150 cm- tost

Q3: For the small building which is covered by a slab 20 cm thick as Shown. Concrete Blocks are 40x40x20 cm. The wall height is 4 m from footing to bottom of the slab. Reinforcements are as shown. Measurements accuracy is required up to two decimal points only. 1. Estimate the amount of cement required for the walls only if the mortar used for construction is 1:4 [cement: sand]. 2. Estimate the amount of steel required for the footing and the slab. Steel 12 mm @20 cm c/c in short direction and 12 mm @ 25 cm c/e in long direction 40 cm Ties 10mm at 25 cm c/c bars 16mm + 40 cm +100 cm- 200 cm tortost -300 cm 120 cm +40-150 cm- tost

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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