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@prasad-aSUfhP • Jan 27, 2008
Santosh, this is based on simple mensuration.
First you need to find the total surface area of the house, then you need to determine how thick a wall you will need. That gives you the total brick volume.
Then just divide that by the individual volume of a brick. Ensure that both the quantities are of the same unit (Cubic CM is advised).
Round off to the nearest round figure to accommodate wastage and breakage. -
@engrkhawar-BtrBO6 • Feb 16, 2008
hi my friend.first your dimensions for brick is worng.it is 9"x4.5"x3".now first u find the volume of brick.it is .0703 cu ft.now find the volume of your wall which is 10'x10'x1'=100 cu ft.the no of your bricks are 100/.0703=1423 bricks.so it is the no of bricks for 1 wall of dimensions of 10'x10'x1'.hope it will be answer. -
@vinayak-padmane-osEro5 • Apr 7, 2023
Is there any standard set for brick calculation?(like for 1cum = 500 nos please reply me asap.)