S.1234Prepare a data sheet & calculate the cost of given material below to build a concrete block wall in Figure 1 if 1m³ mortar-pouring 35Liter of water. Do not add plastering on the wall. Sand Density= 2400KG2.6m1 No. labor I class..... wage a labor I class per a day= $701.2 No. labor II class..... wage a labor II class per a day= $550.3 No. men labors..... wage a man labor per a day= $25Cement Mortar (1:3)Concrete Block Walldimension (20x20x40) CrCmMaterialPrice atSourceLead in KmMetal SandyTruck Truck TruckCartConveyanceCharge perKMExtraExpensesTaxesCement$100/Ton10.80.2$2/Ton$0.01/KG $0.02/KGSand$10/Ton0.20.41$0.003/KG$0.001/KG $0.015/KGConcrete Block$220/190No.0.70.51$10/100No.$0.03/No.$0.01/No.$0.002/mlWater$30/1500LI********************1.5m-Figure 1 Concrete Block Wall1.5m

Volume of the wall = 1.5*0.4*4.1= 2.46 m3 Labor cost = 2.46*(70+66+7.5)= $353.01 Cost of concrete…

S. 1 2 3 4 Prepare a data sheet & calculate the cost of given material below to build a concrete block wall in Figure 1 if 1m³ mortar pouring 35Liter of water. Do not add plastering on the wall. Sand Density=2400KG 2.6m Cement Mortar (1:3) I No. labor I class..... wage a labor I class per a day= $70 1.2 No. labor II class..... wage a labor II class per a day= $55 0.3 No. men labors ..... wage a man labor per a day=$25 Concrete Block Wall dimension (20x20x40) cm Extra Material Price at Source Lead in Km Metal Sandy Cart Truck Truck Truck Conveyance Charge per KM Expenses Cement $100/Ton 1 0.8 0.2 $2/Ton $0.01/KG Sand $10/Ton 0.2 0.4 1 $0.003/KG $0.001/KG Concrete Block $220/190No. 0.7 0.5 1 $10/100No. $0.03/No. Water $30/1500L I ****** **** ***** ***** Taxes $0.02/KG $0.015/KG $0.01/No. $0.002/ml 1.5m Figure 1 Concrete Block Wall 1.5m 6.4m

S. 1 2 3 4 Prepare a data sheet & calculate the cost of given material below to build a concrete block wall in Figure 1 if 1m³ mortar pouring 35Liter of water. Do not add plastering on the wall. Sand Density=2400KG 2.6m Cement Mortar (1:3) I No. labor I class..... wage a labor I class per a day= $70 1.2 No. labor II class..... wage a labor II class per a day= $55 0.3 No. men labors ..... wage a man labor per a day=$25 Concrete Block Wall dimension (20x20x40) cm Extra Material Price at Source Lead in Km Metal Sandy Cart Truck Truck Truck Conveyance Charge per KM Expenses Cement $100/Ton 1 0.8 0.2 $2/Ton $0.01/KG Sand $10/Ton 0.2 0.4 1 $0.003/KG $0.001/KG Concrete Block $220/190No. 0.7 0.5 1 $10/100No. $0.03/No. Water $30/1500L I **** * *** Taxes $0.02/KG $0.015/KG $0.01/No. $0.002/ml 1.5m Figure 1 Concrete Block Wall 1.5m 6.4m

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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