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Where is the formula D²L/162 came from?

October 2, 2017January 26, 2018 - by Kathir - Leave a Comment

Formula: The formula is D²L/162 Where, D = Diameter of steel bar in millimetre L = Length of steel bars in meter Solution: We know that, Weight= Cross sectional area …

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How much number of bricks required 1cum & How much mortar quantity required 1cum?

September 30, 2017January 26, 2018 - by Kathir - 6 Comments.

500 no. of bricks (brick size – 20cm.*10cm.*10cm.) required for 1 cum of brick masonry. and suppose, ratio = 1:6 then, sum = 1+6 = 7 We use 30% mortar in …

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