Construction Estimates: Masonry Works (CHB, Mortar, rsb)

Reference for this video lecture:
Max B. Fajardo, M.B. (2000), Simplified Construction Estimate, 3rd ed.
QSC Module: Engr. Ken Cabanlig

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[@alosimeon29]

napaka clear po, thankyou engineer! gamit na gamit to sa ojt

[@denisejoymacandog1155]

ang galing

[@jayveegalacio9925]

Engr. Thank you for the videos, ask po if meron ka po bang videos for concrete works or earth works?

[@alicitobalongoy2294]

thank you so much sir

[@viggovillanueva4253]

Engr. Saang book po makikita ung multiplying factor ng mortar fill at mortar for block layering

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Magaling ako na Engr Sir pero mas magaling kayo. More power to your channel, pls make more videos lalo na sa design. New subscriber here, salamat po.😃

[@temujinakim9606]

Sir just asking, what would be the unit weight of chb wall using 4,5,6 inches chb per running meter?

[@deanzanoCE]

Hi sir. As per NSCP Table 204-2. The loads for CHBs are dependent upon the grout. for 4 inches CHBs, they range from 1.05kN/sq.m up to 2.84kN/sq.m. For 5 inches CHBs, they range from 1.15kN/sq.m to 2.97 sq.m. and for 6 inches CHBs, they range from 1.48kN/sq.m to 3.96kN/sq.m. But since the values are per unit area, you must multiply it first by the height of your walls.
For example:
If you are using the heaviest 4 inches CHB units fully grouted, which is 2.84kN/sq.m. And let's say that the height of the wall is 2.7m.
2.84kN/sq.m * 2.7m=7.668kN/m.

[@user-by6rr2wb8g]

hello sir, constant po ba yung equivalent volume for various thickness para sa block laying mortar?

[@gabuyajohnmarcel4139]

Sir tanong ko lang po. Pano po pag may Columns na yung sa plastering mabawasan ba yung area nya at same pa din po ba yung value na gagamitin of ma babawasan na yung materials na pang plastering? salamat po sa sagot Sir.

[@temujinakim9606]

Engr. can you tell me sir the unit weight of chb both ordinary and loadbearing?

[@ryantrabado9197]

m²

[@lynnardespanol7994]

Salamat po!
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[@Strato_Casterrr9898]

Hello po, paano po yugn sa wall footings? Thank you po.

[@itsakoitsako1778]

Engr. Paano mag est. Ng concrete post and tie beam tnx

[@elizabethsunglao6094]

SUPER NAHELP NYO PO KO DITO SA VIDEO NYO HEHEHE

[@deanzanoCE]

Glad to be of help. :) subscribe na din! haha

[@teozenannaramos9314]

Hello po! Do you have an excel program for this? would it be okay if you can share it with me via email? I'm a CE student and wants to learn more

[@deanzanoCE]

Hello! As of now wala e. But I will keep you posted once meron na. :)

[@royalain4730]

Salamat po sa info Engr.. suggestion po sa name ng vlog nu- lagyan nu po keywords as- pinoy civil engr, pinoy construction compute.., etc kse po dami pinoy ng se search ng info same sa gawa nu. God bless

[@deanzanoCE]

Thank you po for the suggestion! Noted po. God Bless and keep safe! :)

[@milwenguerra3666]

Based kay max fajardo po ba to yong computation nyo? Thanks

[@deanzanoCE]

Hello, slr. For the factors for Mortar classes and chb, yes po kay max fajardo. Pero yung dun sa number of rebars, hindi ko po ginamit yung kay Fajardo. :)

[@skillsangpuhunanko4262]

Engr. Pa request po ng video tutorial for wall footing po, tnx po

[@christopherjamesbumagat6190]

engr max fajardo basis po ba ito

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