TABLE OF Per 100 CHB

Per 100 CHB Plaster 21

samp,le Jlroblems ....................................
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39.:.40
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Jr-uc,\t.n.w"'tr of Concrete ................................................... 1-2
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· Excavation and .............................
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All DWlin(:e Of X"-VU.
3
u t t n r t s t o ~ n . .. .. 46-4 7
Concrete Pn>PC•:ttl oru ng ........... 0.......... .. . . . 4 ............................. 47-48
Concrete Mixture 5 ReintorceJmeJ]t .. . . . . •... .... . 48
Aoor<>Xilnalte Time Lhnit efore the. of
For ms a n d ............................................... 5
of Vilater Per
. r u l l l llV
VI .1lA ...
of Cement
DPJro.xim.ate u . :u.IL.i.vv of Surface Water Carried

Ha.rdware 1.\ilaterials ...................................................... 8

l;:: <:tmme Problem With :SOJ UUlOlll
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Floor Fln shes .................. .......... ·

Wall Fln shes .................. .................. . · ·· 73
Toilet Bat
Bath.
h. .............. ............... .............. ............... 74
Tile
Tile Work ................. .................. ... ·········· ···· .. ····· 75-76 Concrete as we know it today. had Us b e l ~ i n n t n g
Precast Terrazo and GranulUhic Tiles ........................ 76
wh n Joseph Aspdin took out a In Eng B amd
· and. Tiles ............... ................ ................ 76 ·· cement. used in the late
Sample Problem ................................................... 77-78
\ H300.'sand was brought to the United States late in that ..... . ......

' ' - ' ..... J n . . . . . ' OR and in all over the world. t used continued to
Definition ofTerms ............................................... 78-79 knowledge about it and with U grew.
c ; ; : : t _ , l ' i i ' l " ' ' 1 l l ' ~ U , , , .. , ,. , ,. , , , , ,, , ,, , •, , , •,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, 79-80
Concrete - - is a stonelik.e material oo1tarr100
Patntlrtg Works ........................................................... 81 n r r \ n n . n " ' " ' ' ~ ~ " ' ~ " • n

Sn1r«".a.mru Rate of Paint ............... ............... ... .· · · 82 cru:·ettt UV mixture sand

and water to harden in fonns of the
m ~ t t e J r t a J s .
Kinds of Paint ..................................................... ..... 83 a m n e i J t s t o ~ n of the desired structures.
Pa int 83
LABOR
Construction Work CaJpac:iti<::s
Ca]pat>W lles of ' ' .............

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Silica a m or t a r us e d silica cement; is

material
4 \ l u . . ~ n a a cement made

m.
 CONCRETE MIXTURE

TABLE 1 2

FOR 1 CU. M. CONCRETE

4 thick
CEMENT
Floor Slab 4 thick 1:2:4
Cement Sand Gravel Wall 1:2 5:5

1:2:3 10.50 0.42 1:2 5:5

.84

1:2:4 7.84 0.44 0.88

B 1:2 5:5 6.48 0.44 0.88

AMOIJliT OF W A T E R FUI LER•s F O R M t J L A
PE R BAG OF ~ . l ~ • A ' I I
C =No. ofPa:rt Cement, S = S a n d
TABLE 1 5 G = G:ravel o:r Stone, Then:

concrete

= 32.2875 = no of barrel . . ... .. .. . .. .rll ceinent

WATER CEMENT RATIO

Pm x G x 3 8 one

NOTE: 1 barrel