Estimate quantity of given items below of given plan and scction below Hints o Redraw the Table#1 below, the results must be ndded in the Table below. Density of Sand= 1800 Kg/m Density of Aggregate 2200 Kg/m 15cm -2.5m -0.25m 0.35m -RC Beam RC Stab under slab 1.75m 0.5mH 3.1m 1.75m Hollow Concrete Block (250x250x400)mm 1.5m- Series i i item Unlt Quantity 1 | Concrete Block Wall по. Cement -kg 2 Mortar of Concrete Block Wall (1:4) Sand - kg Cement -Bag RC casting of Slab (1:2:4) Sand - Ton Aggregate-Ton Cement -Bag RC casting of Beam under Slab (1:1.5:3) Sand-kg Aggregate-kg 4 3.

Estimate quantity of given items below of given plan and scction below Hints o Redraw the Table#1 below, the results must be ndded in the Table below. Density of Sand= 1800 Kg/m Density of Aggregate 2200 Kg/m 15cm -2.5m -0.25m 0.35m -RC Beam RC Stab under slab 1.75m 0.5mH 3.1m 1.75m Hollow Concrete Block (250x250x400)mm 1.5m- Series i i item Unlt Quantity 1 | Concrete Block Wall по. Cement -kg 2 Mortar of Concrete Block Wall (1:4) Sand - kg Cement -Bag RC casting of Slab (1:2:4) Sand - Ton Aggregate-Ton Cement -Bag RC casting of Beam under Slab (1:1.5:3) Sand-kg Aggregate-kg 4 3.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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