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    This document contains calculations to determine materials needed for masonry work, plastering, and ripraping of walls. It calculates the number of concrete hollow blocks, cement bags, and sand volume for mortar and plaster based on the wall height, length, and area. It also determines the boulder volume, cement bags, and sand volume for a riprap area based on the height, widths, length and stone specifications.

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    This document contains calculations to determine materials needed for masonry work, plastering, and ripraping of walls. It calculates the number of concrete hollow blocks, cement bags, and sand volume for mortar and plaster based on the wall height, length, and area. It also determines the boulder volume, cement bags, and sand volume for a riprap area based on the height, widths, length and stone specifications.

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    This document contains calculations to determine materials needed for masonry work, plastering, and ripraping of walls. It calculates the number of concrete hollow blocks, cement bags, and sand volume for mortar and plaster based on the wall height, length, and area. It also determines the boulder volume, cement bags, and sand volume for a riprap area based on the height, widths, length and stone specifications.

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    This document contains calculations to determine materials needed for masonry work, plastering, and ripraping of walls. It calculates the number of concrete hollow blocks, cement bags, and sand volume for mortar and plaster based on the wall height, length, and area. It also determines the boulder volume, cement bags, and sand volume for a riprap area based on the height, widths, length and stone specifications.

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    BY: ENGR. RONALD JOHN R.

    CAJILLA
    ITEM - II MASONRY WORKS
    A. DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS USED
    B. DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF CEMENT & VOLUME OF SAND FOR MORTAR & PLASTERING
    Enter Wall Height H (M) 3.50 M
    Enter Wall Length L (M) 3.00 M
    Enter Area of Window AW (SQ.M.) - SQ.M
    Enter Area of Door AD (SQ.M) - SQ.M.
    Breakage Allowance % 5.00 %

    TOTAL WALL AREA: 10.50 SQ.M.


    TOTAL NUMBER OF CHB: 138.00 PCS

    MORTAR USING 4" CHB


    # OF CEMENT BAGS 6.00 BAGS
    VOL. OF SCREENED SAND CU.M. 0.50 CU.M.
    MORTAR USING 6" CHB
    # OF CEMENT BAGS 11.00 BAGS
    VOL. OF SCREENED SAND CU.M. 0.90 CU.M.

    PLASTER : 16mm thk Mix: 1:2


    One face ofthe wall only
    # OF CEMENT BAGS 4.00 BAGS
    VOL. OF FINE SAND CU.M. 0.20 CU.M.
    PLASTER : 16mm thk Mix: 1:2
    Two faces of the wall
    # OF CEMENT BAGS 7.00 BAGS
    VOL. OF FINE SAND CU.M. 0.40 CU.M.

    RIPRAPING WORKS
    L
    W1 Enter Height H (M) 2.00 M
    Enter Width 1 W1 (M) 0.30 M
    Enter Width 2 W2 (M) 0.60 M
    Enter Length L (M) 20.00 M

    Using: Stones ranging from 15 to 25 kgs with atleast


    H 50% of stones weighing more than 20 kgs, &
    Class A Mixture

    TOTAL SIDE AREA: 0.90 SQ.M.


    TOTAL VOLUME: 18.00 CU.M.
    VOL. OF BOULDERS CU.M. 18.00 CU.M.
    # OF CEMENT BAGS 47.00 BAGS
    VOL. OF SAND CU.M. 2.60 CU.M.
    W2

    BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

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