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    This document provides information on brickwork and woodwork drawings for civil engineering. It includes terminology used in brickwork, types of specially shaped bricks, and elevation and plan drawings showing bonding patterns such as stretcher bond, header bond, English bond, double Flemish bond, and single Flemish bond. It also includes drawings of brick columns, piers, junctions, intersections of walls, and various types of joints used in brickwork and woodwork such as lap joints, fish joints, scarf joints, bearing joints, housed joints, bridle joints, birds mouth joints, side joints, and angle joints.

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    This document provides information on brickwork and woodwork drawings for civil engineering. It includes terminology used in brickwork, types of specially shaped bricks, and elevation and plan drawings showing bonding patterns such as stretcher bond, header bond, English bond, double Flemish bond, and single Flemish bond. It also includes drawings of brick columns, piers, junctions, intersections of walls, and various types of joints used in brickwork and woodwork such as lap joints, fish joints, scarf joints, bearing joints, housed joints, bridle joints, birds mouth joints, side joints, and angle joints.

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    Ministry of Science and Technology: CE-01012 Civil Engineering Drawing I

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    This document provides information on brickwork and woodwork drawings for civil engineering. It includes terminology used in brickwork, types of specially shaped bricks, and elevation and plan drawings showing bonding patterns such as stretcher bond, header bond, English bond, double Flemish bond, and single Flemish bond. It also includes drawings of brick columns, piers, junctions, intersections of walls, and various types of joints used in brickwork and woodwork such as lap joints, fish joints, scarf joints, bearing joints, housed joints, bridle joints, birds mouth joints, side joints, and angle joints.

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    MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

    DEPARTMENT OF
    TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

    CE-01012
    CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWING I

    A.G.T.I. (First Year)

    Civil Engineering
    BRICKWORK AND WOODWORK
    BRICKWORK AND WOODWORK

    Terms used in brick work

    Types of specially shaped bricks


    Elevation and plans of alternate courses of stretcher bond

    Elevation and plans of alternate courses of header bond


    Elevation and plans of alternate courses of one brick and one-and-half brick wall
    (English bond)

    Elevation and plans of alternate courses of one brick and one-and-half brick wall
    (Double Flemish bond)
    Elevation and plans of alternate courses of one-and-half brick and two brick wall
    (Single Flemish bond)

    Elevations and plans of alternate courses of brick column (English bond)


    Alternate courses of attached piers in English and Flemish bond

    Plans of alternate courses of junctions in English bond

    T-junction in double Flemish bond


    Squint junctions in English bond

    Intersections of walls in English bond

    Plan and elevation of a lap joint with iron straps having bolt ends
    Various types of fish element

    Various types tabled joints

    Typical scarf joints


    Various types of bearing joints
    (A) Notching
    (B) Double notching
    (C) Cogging
    (D) Halving
    (E) Dovetailing

    Typical housed joints


    (A) Mortice and tenon
    (B) Chase mortice
    (C) Stub tenon

    Simple bridle joint and fox-tail wedging joint


    Typical bird’s mouth joints

    Different types of side joints

    Different types of angle joints

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