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Analysis of Rates

The document outlines calculations for materials required in construction, including cement, mortar, and bricks for various types of brickwork and plastering. It specifies the proportions of materials needed for different thicknesses of plastering and provides formulas for calculating volumes of wet and dry mortar. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of accounting for factors such as bulking, shrinkage, and wastage in these calculations.

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Analysis of Rates

The document outlines calculations for materials required in construction, including cement, mortar, and bricks for various types of brickwork and plastering. It specifies the proportions of materials needed for different thicknesses of plastering and provides formulas for calculating volumes of wet and dry mortar. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of accounting for factors such as bulking, shrinkage, and wastage in these calculations.

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For calculation These points should always be

remember

Cement

Steel 1 cu.m cement = 30 bags

Reinforce brick work


Brick

for flat soling brick


size
should be take
3. No of brick required for 1cum RB work is 420 Nos

For edge soling brick size 5. . Proportion of cement motan which field in joint
should be is 1: 3

Motar For plastering

Actual volume of brick in 1 m3 of earthwork = 500 × (0.19 × 0.09 × 0.09 )= 0.7695 m3.
The volume of actual mortar (m3) = 1 - 0.7695 = 0.2305 m3.

Increasing the wet volume by 30% takes into account the effect
material for 12mm thick plastering of 100 sqm, wall Area
of bulking, shrinkage, drying, etc. → Volume of wet motar = 100x 0.012 = 1.2 cum
- Since, 1 cum wet motor = 1.60 cum dry motar
∴ Dry mortar for cement = 1.3 × 0.2305 m3 = 0.3 m3 So 1.2 cum wet motar =1.2x1•60
=1.92 cum dry motar
= 2 cum dry mostar
Dry motar of brick work is 30 percent= 30% of brick work
, material fus 15mm thick plastering of 100 sqm wall Area volume of wet motar
= 100x0•015 = 1.5cum
Since 1cm wet motar = 1.60 cum dry motar
= 1•5x1.6
= 2.4cun dry motar or 2.5 am dry motar

material for 20mm thick plastering of 100 Sq wall Area


→ 3 cum dry motar
Purpose of analysis of rates

Factors affect

Task work or out turn

Sub head for analysis of rates

A: Cemen concrete work

1 cu.m cement = 30 bags


B. Lime concrete

Note
C. Brick masonary Density of motar is always
greater than the density of
brick
Calculation Calculate the volume (cubic metre) of the dry mortar required for 1 cubic metre brick work.
or 1 m3 of brick work with cement mortar of 1: 4
Number of bricks along with mortar = 1 / (0.2 × 0.1 × 0.1) = 500 number.
Actual volume of brick in 1 m3 of earthwork = 500 × (0.19 × 0.09 × 0.09 )= 0.7695 m3.

The volume of actual mortar (m3) = 1 - 0.7695 = 0.2305 m3.

Increasing the wet volume by 30% takes into account the effect of bulking,
shrinkage, drying, etc.

∴ Dry volume of mortar = 1.3 × 0.2305 m3 = 0.3 m3

The approximate proportion of dry cement mortar required for brick work with bricks of nominal size 19 cm × 9 cm × 9
cm, with 15% extra for frog filling and wastage is: (assume 1 m3 of wet mortar = 1.25 m3 of dry mortar)
find out the quantity of cement and
Medium Sand & Nos of Bricke required
In 15 cum Brick masonry work
(given thicess of wall 20cm; cement 7
Sand = 1:4 Size of Bricks = 20cmx10cmx10cm
D. Reinforced brick work

find ont the no.of bricks, quantiny of cement , quantily of


Sand and quantity of Reinforcement required in
22 cum R.B work if the
percentage of steel is 1(1/2)%.
E. Plastering

material for 12mm thick plastering of 100 sqm, wall Area


→ Volume of wet motar = 100x 0.012 = 1.2 cum
- Since, 1 cum wet motor = 1.60 cum dry motar
So 1.2 cum wet motar =1.2x1•60
=1.92 cum dry motar
= 2 cum dry mostar

material fus 15mm thick plastering of 100 sqm wall Area volume of wet motar
= 100x0•015 = 1.5cum
Since 1cm wet motar = 1.60 cum dry motar
= 1•5x1.6
= 2.4cun dry motar or 2.5 am dry motar

material for 20mm thick plastering of 100 Sq wall Area


→ 3 cum dry motar

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