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Calculation of quantities for a 10sft Room

prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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guys i would like to know the exact step by step procedure for calculating quantities for cement,sand and coarse aggregate for a 10 sft room

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prashantgec7

@prashantgec7-TF7F5x • May 6, 2015

#-Link-Snipped-# do you the calculation detail of the foundation also ?

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • May 7, 2015

yeah i need the calculations for the foundation details too

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prashantgec7

@prashantgec7-TF7F5x • May 7, 2015

is the foundation open type or pile type

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prashantgec7

@prashantgec7-TF7F5x • May 7, 2015

the type of concrete which you are using?

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • May 8, 2015

its a pile foundation and the grade of concrete we are using is c60 grade concrete and the site is located in dubai

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • May 15, 2015

can any one solve my issue here?

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 2, 2015

can i at least get an answer to my question that i have posted it's really urgent for me here

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Jun 2, 2015

#-Link-Snipped-# What issue are you facing exactly? Could you tell us where you are stuck? Isn't the procedure available in your books?

Tagging #-Link-Snipped-# here seeking help.

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Tushar92

@tushar92-MsAbrD • Jun 2, 2015

The way you posted this question is really vague. Since you just mentioned a room alone, we can't really perform the calculations for the foundation based on this.
The room can be a load bearing structure consisting of foundation provided to the brick walls or it could be a framed structure with four columns on each corners supporting it and thus only these columns will require foundations.
First of all, let's consider the places where you might require cement, sand or coarse aggregates:
1) Roof made up of concrete.
2) Column(If present).
3) Cement-sand mortar for the brick walls.
4) Concrete flooring if present or for mortar as a binding material for flooring.
5) Concreting in foundation if framed or as mortar in foundation if it's a masonry type foundation.
6) For plastering of walls.
Now, the amount of cement, sand and coarse aggregates required for Roof(can be assumed as 150 mm) and columns will depend upon the concrete mix. Suppose it's M15 with 1:2:4 wix proportions. For 1 m3 of concreting work
The cement= 1/(1+2+4)= 1/7 m3
Sand= 2/7 m3
Coarse aggregates= 4/7 m3
Also, it is assumed that a 1 m2 and 1 brick or 230 mm thick brick wall requires 0.04 m3 mortar. You can accordingly find cement and sand requirement based on mortar mix as mentioned above.
For plastering, you have to find the internal and external perimeters of the room and decide on the thickness of plastering required(12 mm or 24 mm are commonly used).
Once you have the volume of plastering required, it's easy to calculate the cement sand requirements just as above.
Do ask back if something is not clear.

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 11, 2015

that's clear!!!

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 12, 2015

can you explain this in depth.

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Tushar92

@tushar92-MsAbrD • Jun 12, 2015

What portion do you want me to explain in depth?

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 17, 2015

i mean the basics and the standard procedures for sorting out the quantities.

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 19, 2015

can any one please help me in sorting out the quantities for this dwg? it's really urgent for me

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 21, 2015

can any one please solve this????

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Tushar92

@tushar92-MsAbrD • Jun 21, 2015

I would have tried but I am just a fresher and don't know how to read structural drawings yet. Still, you seem to have the dimensions of the wall and roofs from the drawing. You can easily calculate concrete for that at least.

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prahu mac

@prahu-NGsuBH • Jun 21, 2015

can you tell me how did you do that?

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