SOME POINT FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS TO REMEMBER

SOME  POINT  FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS TO REMEMBER
1: Weight of first Class brick should be not less than 3.85kg.
2: The Tensile strength of first class brick should be 3000 lbs / sq.inch
3: The normal Height of the building should be 315
4: One Hook length should be get with 9D formula where the D is dia of bar which used in stirrup.
5: Firs class brick should be absorb water 1/5 or 1/6 of brick weight.
6: Thickness of DPC should not be keep less than 2.5 cm
7: Normal Height of the window should be 90cm
8: The staircase Riser height of should be 6 cm which is too much comfort for the public.
9: The lintel thickness should be 15 cm
10: Normal and Local sand FM limit should be 0.5 to 0.8

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