Civil Engineering Basic Knowledge part -1

[@umarfaruk-lv8do]

This is a fantastic way of imparting basic knowledge of Civil engineering to fresher civil engineers. So grateful on this development.

[@hilalhikmat8297]

thanks

[@wimmerchyrmang9625]

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[@nuuraali5555]

I'm Civil Eng. Living soomalia🇸🇴
During first yrs university. Thank you for you sharing this video.

[@thobiasngonyan7577]

Nice nunura the civil engineer

[@waterresourcecivilengineeringa]

I AM ALSO UPLOADING VIDEOS RELATED TO CIVIL ENGINEERING. THEY WILL BE USEFUL TO YOU

[@ইদ্রিসনুর]

Hi

[@devimadkami2262]

I am also civil engineering .thank you for this video

[@abdulvahidpty]

For 1 metre cube only 500 standard bricks are needed

[@thebuddingrosarian1342]

Can you please explain how m

[@abdulvahidpty]

As per IS standard size of brick is 19*9*9
Considering mortar gap it becomes 20cm*10cm*10cm=.2m*.1m*.1m
500*.2*.1*.1=1m³
Therefore for 1m³ brick work we just need 500 bricks

[@ShivaSai-zg5oh]

As per google :sir you said correct 500....🤞👌👏🏻

[@rahulkolpyak5682]

​@@ShivaSai-zg5ohyoutuber also correct....bcz he considered 10% extra, if brick gets broken or damaged.

[@thelivetrader6393]

500 good answer

[@tharakramsai7888]

This is valueble information boss thq.... upload many more video for us

[@pansulsharma9911]

Compressive strength of first class brick 10.5 N/mm square
Second class 7N/mm square
Third class 3.5 N/mm square

[@syedhamza2611]

Walaikumassalam wa rahmatullahi wa barkatuhu Sir
Thankyou so much for this amazing video Sir ❤️🙏🏻

[@sachinkeskar7820]

😂😅❤😊

[@danialrazzak1761]

Very important of basic knowledge civil sir Allah kush rakhe ap ko bhai

[@Aalijah_Matyevna]

I am just a 9 th grader. Looking forward for an engineering career..

[@viveksinhparmar2705]

That's great we need good engineer , hope u will be best one

[@ashleighdaniellafrancisco3873]

same

[@adarsshsingh7510]

Good luck bro but first complete your 12th

[@Aalijah_Matyevna]

@@adarsshsingh7510 Yes. I will try my best.

[@heerpatel2904]

Ya same i am only in 7 and started planning to become civil engineer

[@jonnatejeswari5178]

Sir, How to calculate the cutting length of main bar in 2 way slab

[@shehabuddin6445]

Sir,it’s very helpful for us.I am from Bangladesh

[@Er_Ravi_Kharga]

Bangladesh ?

[@gurjindersingh3843]

Very important knowledge you have given sir.

[@randomstudio4973]

Thanks sir..this is very helpful.continue to make more design videos

[@lidyomatuy2614]

This is so helpful, hope you make more videos in the future

[@MeerHassanKhanpahore]

Sir it's very help for us🎉 I am from Pakistan

[@mohammedshahwaz7854]

I am very glad to thank you very much for that guide line which you always provide to us on time sir

[@maahxaaf5446]

Informative video🙂👍🏻 thanks for sharing🙂

[@bhagyabohara2742]

Good knowledge sir thank you very much
From Nepal

[@madhuram3837]

Sir, for a 19*9*9 brick with mortar 20*10*10 needs 500 bricks to cover 1 m³, Isn't It ?

[@Faizan_90173]

Yes you r right bro

[@sohrabahmad2669]

This is for both type of brick

[@wasim5876]

5% watage ?

[@socialmedia2549]

Compressive strength of brick is 7.5N/mm2 (this is grade of brick ❓)
Minimum compressive strength of brick is 3.5N/mm2

[@Believer_Iam]

Minimum average compressive strength of brick shall not be less than 7.5 N/mm2 when tested as per IS-3495 (Part- 1):1976...
what you said is for Minimum "crushing" strength of brick is 3.50N/mm2..

[@ManoloMontanez]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Allah will reward you, I get more idea from your video keep safe always

[@yousufshaik9266]

Ameen

[@bewayoyusuf9194]

Thanks bro 👍👍👍👍.. I have just listened to the video, it's educative

[@maricruzsilva5856]

Where did you bought the pen you are using. I been searching for one, but cannot find it online.

[@factstar2477]

Yes sir looking for a bright ✨🔆 civil engineering future. And it would be successful by guidance of you.

[@sachinikahagalage5498]

It is very useful thank.
Good luck!

[@karthikeyang7673]

Upload more video like this 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@worldofcivil326]

hi plz come bk for civil engg previous que

[@iftikharuddin6708]

Great information
Thank you Mr Ayaz

[@princemmd4924]

MashAllah Sir g good work keep it up continues......

[@M_Zohaib_Aakrm]

Sir your teaching method is very easy and informative

[@samithani8318]

Thank you so much sir for giving us sach a easiest way of basic knowledge ☺️

[@iftikharuddin6708]

Very Nice
Good explain, great information

[@tauqeerahmad4910]

Sir, stair's angle depend on the plot area of the house. Isn't it? Or it's applicable on any sort of plot, or doesn't matter whether the plot's area is large or small?

[@Carlosmltr]

It should be applicable to almost any case, but would also depend on local regulations, and how much height you want to gain. There is a golden rule about stairs: 2xRiser + 1 step = aproximatedly 64 cm. This rule considers the natural step length of an average person and makes it effortless to use.

[@jaikishansmspl39]

Good one for non-technical professionals.

[@hyginusonyedika5095]

This is so helpful, thank very much sir

[@sohailbasheer7999]

Sir plz make a vadio on how to read drawing in construction sit

[@Lrxxx321]

Currently doing HVAC but I wish I had known more about civil engineering when I was younger I would have taken a course but it is never too late

[@maclairedestiny9873]

Greetings sir I didn’t understand the 15th point
Can we have a typical example?

[@tamilselvanchinnathambi]

Thank you for your civil engineering technic information video

[@nomanafzl3394]

Very important video thnks for sharing

[@srishanth7866]

5:29 no of bricks required in 1m³ is 500 bricks

[@zaidsheikh7324]

Thank you so much for Guide sir please make. a video for fresher prepration for job

[@kishangandhi5130]

Sir can you send how to calculate cement and sand and iron per column or slab

[@mianwaliptitiger960]

Very informative and very good explanation

[@manimadhaiyan6418]

C/c =6inch or 6"=150mm

[@noobotakutimepassactivites3891]

152.4mm

[@abdurrahim3605]

Thanks a lot
it is very helpful video.

[@delseytolentino9249]

In the Philippines, the 40 kg per bag of cement is much more prevalent in the market.

[@siddharthm4761]

Thank you so much sir for the basic information.

[@arkytectarchi11]

Thank you for your wonderful information bro❤️

[@nithikasn]

NICE Explanations............Dear Sir,Please upload this sheet in this link,...

[@oshawottschamber1937]

Hey, thanks! You thought the basics so well.

[@SyedJulArshil]

Thanks a lot sir. It will be help for all the freshers in civil engineering.

[@searchsrinagar6087]

How do you record such videos

[@shajmeerhmd]

Sir 3.20mtr projected carporch how to make cantilever beam & slab
Steel detail

[@azizurrahmanabuhanipah7853]

Waalaikumsalam, Thank for the knowledge.

[@syedmajidahmed8292]

Walikumsalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu jazakallah khair bhai ❤️❤️❤️

[@ameeruthaamee8499]

Thanks sir.. This is really helpfull

[@ShahulHameed-ej5mu]

Sir 1 cubic metre needs 550 bricks then what about 1 square feet?

[@akashheera5716]

Sir what we provide on the lapping if we use 36mm diameter of bars ????

[@civilengineeringknowledge8773]

Welding or coupler.

[@Maha-cq8jl]

Nice sharing thank you 👍🏻

[@ErMallathakuri915]

Great Explaination ! Love the you you explain❤️ Wonderful✔️

[@srinivasa_govinda.77]

Good knowledge sir, thank you

[@ramkeyyekmar2515]

🧱 brick are u saying at 1cu.m.= 550 nos tk. Bt the size brick?

[@HarshaVardhan-zg5qc]

I humbly thank you sir....
👌👏💚

[@jeffersonalal3214]

From what I know the weight of 1bag of cement is not 50kg but the mass of one bag of cement is 50kg please know that mass is measured in kgs and grams while the si unit of weight of an object is kN or N

[@banumotibhatra2072]

Very important knowledge you have given sir

[@mohammedlaraib-bin-zain2199]

Walikumsalam WaRaematullahi barkatahu Intelligent Sir 🤣

[@sangameshvishwakarma4250]

Can you please explain How 550 bricks required in 1m*3??

[@vijaypordhiya95]

500

[@Beejuu]

Sir Tell about Measurements And conversion

[@kashafali5304]

Informative vedio👍👍👍

[@mustaphaabubakar-lt2hr]

Thank you sir please help us with the video of how to read plan in construction site

[@ብርኪታውት]

Thank you for your wonderful information my bro plic telimu❤

[@btsarmybasanti07]

Please recommend any book

[@shanzehkhan4655]

So much explained well done

[@sandhyamohanan7118]

Can you explain 9th question based on brick with different sizes in 1 m3

[@sinnsam]

Thank you sir InshaAllah i will tale a note pf this lecture

[@RAMESHKUMAR-rs4en]

Thanks for detailed information sir

[@aligoybar7350]

Density of cement is 3.15g/cc and not as you mentioned in point no. 2

[@ilyasjaved9457]

kindly guide

[@smtouheed3863]

1440 kg/m^3

[@AdityaRaj-ff8ck]

Awesome Great Work

[@ilyaskhan2246]

11: D square divided by 162... 162 kyaa hai?

[@constructionsites0070]

Get weight of steel bar

[@gajanantalawar8835]

Sir how to calculate 7850kg/M3 full detail bataye 7850 Kaisa calculate Karke nikalla hai

[@ashutoshkumar4058]

Sir plz provide one video how to calculate room area full video

[@AllinOne-jc4vo]

Nice video sirji..
If anyone ask us what is the definition of development length how can be answer them??

[@altamashkhan2807]

Lenth provided for anchorage and to transfer load to other member

[@sohailbasheer7999]

Sir when will you upload 2nd part of practical knowledge

[@kokokhan3426]

Not you are problem this topic sir with noting beautyfull good question you are avlible sir and mang mentioned go to problem by did you are OK
thanks
Good job

[@muzammilkhan3054]

Column load 60.26 kn iska column size kya hoga or steel konsa lagega

[@socialmedia2549]

1 M3 =550nos of bricks what is the solve this question ❓
1 M3 = 500nos of bricks 👍👍

[@Believer_Iam]

Minimum average compressive strength of brick shall not be less than 7.5 N/mm2 when tested as per IS-3495 (Part- 1):1976

[@mohammadniazai646]

Can you alaborate a little bit on a page that how 1m^3 = 550 bricks....

[@pradeepyadav-ql9sf]

50 gaj ka two storey mehngi padegi ya 100 gaj ki ek storey??

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Awesome👍👍👍

[@nasarnasar820]

Pls explain

[@ritikpandey5991]

Sir, mujhe contracter banna he to uske liye koi course raheta he Kya civil engeenering chod ke

[@dilshadbibi2335]

Thanks you very much sirr this information👍

[@yugeshvenkatram272]

0.125m is 125mm ? What do you mean ?

[@susmithaAv]

What is the meaning of dpc

[@nanditahittalamani1019]

Thank you sir very important knowledge

[@nareshkumarshahi6291]

Upload more video like this

[@anuraga6547]

Why developmental length is provided?

[@civilengineeringunivers3172]

There are many reasons like
To hold the right position
To develop the sufficient bond strength at that junction.

[@akbarkable]

Thanks for good information for sab pls propose high grade concrete m 40

[@sameeryt454]

I also studied in grade 10. I love this career...

[@joetalkstoomuch8458]

Haha, here I am doing the exact same thing. Takes a type of person, lol.

[@odiaciviltechknowledge6013]

Very helpful content video sire

[@p.thangathuraipalavesamuth4804]

Compressive strength of bricks 7.5N/mm after how many days please?

[@NelloreNawabs]

Aqired by 25/(15*15*15)

[@umapathib1443]

Sir/madam this one is second class brick compression strength

[@childrenvloger1233]

Thank you sir your understanding rule is very good 🥰🥰

[@apnaghar94]

Thanks for the knowledge