C and B Calculations
C and B Calculations
C and B Calculations
Mix Ratio Total Material Material for 1 Cft Material for 100 Cft
Ser
C:S:A C : S : A Volume Cement Sand Aggregate Cement Sand Aggregate Cement Sand Aggregate
1. 1:1:2 1 : 1 : 2 4.00 Cft 1.22 Bags 1.50 Cft 3.00 Cft 0.30 Bags 0.375 Cft 0.750 Cft 30.49 Bags 37.500 Cft 75.000 Cft
2 1:1.5:3 1 : 1.5 : 3 5.50 cft 1.22 bags 2.25 cft 4.50 cft 0.22 bags 0.409 cft 0.818 cft 22.17 bags 40.91 cft 81.82 cft
3 1:2:4 1 : 2 : 4 7.00 cft 1.22 bags 3.00 cft 6.00 cft 0.17 bags 0.429 cft 0.857 cft 17.42 bags 42.86 cft 85.71 cft
4 1:3:6 1 : 3 : 6 10.00 cft 1.22 bags 4.50 cft 9.00 cft 0.12 bags 0.450 cft 0.900 cft 12.20 bags 45.00 cft 90.00 cft
5 1:4:8 1 : 4 : 8 13.00 cft 1.22 bags 6.00 cft 12.00 cft 0.09 bags 0.462 cft 0.923 cft 9.38 bags 46.15 cft 92.31 cft
6 1:6:12 1 : 6 : 12 19.00 cft 1.22 bags 9.00 cft 18.00 cft 0.06 bags 0.474 cft 0.947 cft 6.42 bags 47.37 cft 94.74 cft
Labour With Mechanical Mixer & Vibrartor - Laying 100 Cft / Day (Less Formwork)
1. Mason 1.033
2. Labourers 9.91
3. Helpers 3.94
4. Bar Bender 1
5. Mixer Operator 0.203
6. Mixer Vibrator 0.203
Labour With Mechanical Mixer & Vibrartor - Laying 1 Cum (Less Formwork)
0.365
3.5
1.39
0
0.0714
0.0714
Brick Work (Material and labour required for 1 CuM of brick work - inclusive of wastage)
1 Cum 100 Cft
a. Bricks 500 Nos 1400 Nos
b. Dry Mortar 0.35 CuM 33.00 Cft
c. Mortar Ratio Cement (bags) Sand (CuM) Cement (bags)
1:2 3.35 0.233 8.94
1:3 2.51 0.263 6.71
1:4 2.01 0.280 5.37
1:5 1.67 0.292 4.47
1:6 1.44 0.300 3.83
1:7 1.26 0.306 3.35
d. Labour Fndn & Plinth Superstructure Fndn & Plinth
Mason 0.94 1.18 2.66
Labourer 1.37 1.71 3.88
Helper 0.2 0.25 0.57
clusive of wastage)
Sand (Cft)
22.00
24.75
26.40
27.50
28.29
28.88
Superstructure
3.33
4.85
0.71
Brick Masonry Material Calaculation
Brick Size
L H W cube Inch
in 9 3 4.5 121.50 Cement
mm 228.6 76.2 114.3 1,991,028.28 Wastage Rate
cm 22.86 7.62 11.43 1,991.03
m 0.2286 0.0762 0.1143 0.00199
Total Dry Mortar for 1 Cum Brick Masonary = 0.35 CuM including wastage
Total Dry Mortar for 100 Cft Brick Masonary = 33 Cft including wastage
Mortar Ratios
Cement Sand Sum of Ratio Cement (Cum) Sand (Cum)
1 2 3 0.117 0.12 0.23
1 3 4 0.088 0.09 0.26
1 4 5 0.070 0.07 0.28
1 5 6 0.058 0.06 0.29
1 6 7 0.050 0.05 0.30
1 7 8 0.044 0.04 0.31
Mortar Ratios
Cement Sand Sum of Ratio Cement (Cft) Sand (Cft)
1 2 3 11.000 11.00 22.00
1 3 4 8.250 8.25 24.75
1 4 5 6.600 6.60 26.40
1 5 6 5.500 5.50 27.50
1 6 7 4.714 4.71 28.29
1 7 8 4.125 4.13 28.88
Calculation of Material - Cement Plaster
Per 100 Sft Labour
Helpers
6.97 days
8.71 days
10.45 days
13.94 days
17.42 days
Thickness Cement
0.40 in 1
0.50 in 1
0.60 in 1
0.80 in 1
1.00 in 1
10.0 mm
12.5 mm
15.0 mm
20.0 mm
25.0 mm
m x 10 m = 100 Sqm
Plaster Cement Cement
Sand m of Ratio Sand
Volume (Cum) (Bags)
: 4 5 1.00 Cum 0.30 Cum 8.65 Bags 1.20 Cum
: 4 5 1.25 Cum 0.38 Cum ### 1.50 Cum
: 4 5 1.50 Cum 0.45 Cum ### 1.80 Cum
: 4 5 2.00 Cum 0.60 Cum ### 2.40 Cum
: 4 5 2.50 Cum 0.75 Cum ### 3.00 Cum
Ft x 10 Ft = 100 Sqm
Plaster
Sand m of Ratio Cement (Cf Cement Sand
Volume
: 6 7 1.00 Cum 0.21 Cum 6.18 Bags 1.29 Cum
: 6 7 1.25 Cum 0.27 Cum 7.73 Bags 1.61 Cum
: 6 7 1.50 Cum 0.32 Cum 9.26 Bags 1.93 Cum
: 6 7 2.00 Cum 0.43 Cum ### 2.57 Cum
: 6 7 2.50 Cum 0.54 Cum ### 3.21 Cum
0.020 cuM 0.706 cft
Days
Days
Days
Terrazzo/Mosaic floor over 1" (25mm) thick base of 1:2:4 Cement Concrete; with Terrazzo topping 1:2 (one c
2) Refilling excavated earth in foundations, pointh etc, including consolidation in 15cm(6”) layers-3 beldars, 2 mazdoors and ½
3) Disposal of surplus earth within a lead of 30m (100’)-1 mazdoor can do 2.83cum (100 cuft) per day.
c) R C C work:-
1) Laying reinforced concrete – 3 beldars, 3 mazdoors, 1½ Bhisti and ½ mason can do 2.83 cum (100cuft) per day.
2) Centering and shuttering for flat surfaces – 4 beldars and 4 carpenters (II class) can do 9.6sqm(96sqft) per day.
3) Reinforcement work for R C C –1 blacksmith or fitter and 1 beldar can bend and place in position 1 quintal (2 cwt) of steel pe
f) Wood work :-
1) For the frames of doors and windows –2 carpenters and 1 beldar can work 0.18 cum (6.40cuft) of wood equivalent to door f
3’x11’x7’)size
2) perglazed,
For paneled, day. etc, shutters-15 carpenters and 4 beldars can make and fix 4 shutters 40 mm thick of size 2.00m x 1.1
day. Quantity of wood per shutter – 0.075 cum, ie2.66 cuft.
g) Iron work :-
1) Fixing 40mm x 3mm=38cm(1 ½ “ x ½ ‘x 15”0 flat iron holdfasts-1 blacksmith (II class), I mason and I beldar can fix 36 holdfa
2) Fixing 16mm dia. 5/3” dia) M S rods –1 blacksmith (II class), 2 carpenters (II class) and 3 mazdoors can fix 16.5m (54rft) pe
h) Flooring: -
4cm thick (1 1/2 “)thick cement concrete flooring of 40sqm (400sqft) require 5 masons, 4 beldars, 3 mazdoors and 1 bhisti per d
I) Finishing :-
1) Plastering with any mortar 12mm (5”) thick – 3 masons, 3 mazdoors and 1 bhisti can plaster 40sqm (400a ft) per day.
2)White washing or colour washing (3 coats) – 1 white washer and 1 mazdoor can do 60sqm (600sqft) per day.
3) Painting two coats such as chocolate, red, grey, etc on wood are steel –3
Painters and 2 mazdoors can paint 10sqm (100sqft) per day.
Note; A bullock ……..carry about one tonne load. The average speed for a bullock cart may be taken as 3.20km (2 units) per h
unloading. Taking 8 hours working per day, the number of trips per day, can be calculated.
Other materials –
Ballast, Kankar, grit
Sand coal, etc., 2.8cum 4.20cum5.6cum
(100cuft) (150cuft)(200cuft)
Sl# Particulars
1. Bricks (9" x 4 ½" x 4 ½" or 20 cm x 10cm x 10cm nominal size) for brick work
2. Dry mortar for brick work 30%
3. Stone for rubble stone masonry 125%
4. Dry mortar for rubble stone masonry 42%
5. Bricks for brick ballast for lime concrete
6. Brick bats or brick ballast for lime concrete
7. Brick ballast for lime concrete
8. Dry mortar for lime concrete I foundation and floor 35%
9. Dry mortar for lime concrete in roof terracing 45%
10. Materials for cement concrete 1:2:4
Ballast or grit 88%
Sand 44%
Cement 22%
11. Materials for 2.5cm (1”) cement concrete 1:2:4 floor
Stone grit
Sand
Cement
12. Bricks for R B work
13. Dry mortar for R B work 45%
14. Dry mortar for 12mm (1/2) plastering
15. Dry mortar for pointing in brickwork
16. Lime for white washing one coat
17. Dry distemper for ist coat
18. Dry distemper for 2nd coat
19. Snow-Cem for Ist coat
20. Snow-Cem for 2nd coat
21. Paint ready mixed for painting one coat
22. Paint (stiff) for painting one coat
23. Bricks (20 x 10 x 10cm) for brick floor or half brick wall
24. Dry mortar for brick floor or half brick wall
25. Bricks (9” x 4 ½ “ x3”) for brick flat work
26. Dry mortar for brick flat floor
27. Bricks (9” x 4 ½ “ x3”) required for honey comb wall
28. Dry mortar for honey comb wall
29. Materials for 2cm (3/4”)thick damp proof course of 1:2 cement mortar
Cement
Sand
Compound or impermo @ 1kg per bag of cement
30. Materials for 2.5cm (1”)cc 1:1 ½ :3 damp proof course
Stone grit
Sand coarse
Cement
Compound or impermo @ 1kg per bag of cement
31. Bitumen or asphalt for painting on D P C or on roof – 1 st coat
2nd coat
32. G G I sheet for roof
33. A G corrugated sheet for roof
34. Timber for paneled door shutter 4cm (1 ½”) thick
35. Timber for battend door shutter 4cm (1 ½”) thick
36. Timber for paneled & glazed shutter 4cm (1 ½”) thick
Timber for fully glazed shutter 4cm (1 ½”) thick
ntity of work per day is known as the task work or out turn of the labour.
ure, size, height, situation, location, etc., In bigger cities where specialized and
country sides. In well organized work less labour is required.
or task for an average artisan per day.
Quantity Per Day
1.25cum (45 cft) per mason
1.00cum (35 cft) per mason
1.50cum (55 cft) per mason
1.25cum (45 cft) per mason
0.55 cum (20 cft) per mason
0.55 cum (20 cft) per mason
5.00sqm (50 sft) per mason
0.80cum (30 cft) per mason
1.00cum (35 cft) per mason
0.40cum (15 cft) per mason
0.40cum (15 cft) per mason
8.50cum (300 cft) per mason
6.00cum (200 cft) per mason
5.00cum (175 cft) per mason
1.00cum (35 cft) per mason
3.00cum (125 cft) per mason
8.00sqm (80 sft) per mason
10.00sqm (100 sft) per mason
70.00sqm (700 sft) per white washer
200.00sqm (2000 sft) per white washer
25sqm (250 sft) per painter
35.00sqm (350 sft) per painter
35.00sqm (350 sft) per painter
35.00sqm (350 sft) per painter
7.50sqm (75 sft) per painter
10.00sqm (100 sft) per painter
7.00sqm (70 sft) per painter
8.00sqm (80 sft) per painter
0.07cum (2.5 cft) percarpenter
0.15cum (5 cft) per carpenter
0.15sqm (7 sft) per carpenter
0.80sqm (0.80 sft) percarpenter
4.00sqm (40 sft) per pair of sawers
6.00sqm (60 sft) per pair of sawers
6.00sqm (60 sft) per tile layer
4.00sqm (40 sft) per tile layer
0.75cum (35 cft) per labourer or breaker
0.55cum (20 cft) per labourer or breaker
0.40cum (10 cft) per labourer or breaker
0.25cum (10 cft) per labourer or breaker
0.70cum (25 cft) perstonecutter
1.50sqm (25 sft) perstonecutter
3.00cum (100 cft) per belder mazdoor
2.00cum (75 cft) per belder mazdoor
1.00cum (35 cft) per belder mazdoor
600 bricks per mason
RKS
d by National Building Organisation are given below:-
to 30m (100’) and lift of 1.5m(5ft) –5 beldars and 4 mazdoors can do 28.30 cum (1000cuft)
15cm(6”) layers-3 beldars, 2 mazdoors and ½ bhisti can do 28.30 cum (1000cuft) per day.
ns of roof, parapet walls and string course – 2½masons,4½ mazdoors and 1/2 bhisti can do
8 cum (6.40cuft) of wood equivalent to door frames 7.5cm x 10m of 1.2m x 2.1m (3’x4’of
ix 4 shutters 40 mm thick of size 2.00m x 1.15m (1 ½ thick of size of 6’-9x 3’-9’) per
ons, 4 beldars, 3 mazdoors and 1 bhisti per day for mixing laying and finishing.
Quantity or Number
On Kachcha Road On Pucca Road
275nos 400nos
0.85 cum (30cuft) 1.10 cum (40cuft)
0.70 cum (25 cuft) 1.00 cum (35cuft)
0.85 cum (30cuft) 1.10 cum (40cuft)
0.85 cum (30cuft) 1.10 cum (40cuft)
1.10 cum (40cuft) 1.40 cum (50cuft)
275nos 400nos
15bags 20 bags
0.75 tonne 1 tonne
cart may be taken as 3.20km (2 units) per hour and ¾ hour may be allowed for loading and
culated.
Quantity
1350 nos for 100 cft 50,000 nos per 100 cum (500 nos per cum)
30 cft for 100 cft 30 cum for 100 cum
125 cft for 100 cft 125cum for 100 cum
42 cft for 100 cft 42cum for 100 cum
1050 cft for 100 cft 37000cum for 100 cum
150 cft for 100 cft 150cum for 100 cum
100 cft for 100 cft 100cum for 100 cum
35 cft for 100 cft 35cum for 100 cum
45 cft for 100 cft 45cum for 100 cum
3 cft (2.5bags) for 100 sft 0.90cum (27 bags)for 100 cum
6 cft for 100 sft 1.80cum for 100 cum
2.5kg for 100 sft 27kg for 100 sqm
Volumes of Materials
1. 1 Cement Bag (50 kgs) = 1.230 cft
2. 1 Cement Bag (50 kgs) = 0.035 cum
Bricks
1. Size of Brick (1st Class) = 0.105 cft
2. 1st Class Bricks in 100 cft = 1350 nos
= 1400 nos
Guage to MM Conversion
Gauge Imperial in mm Metric Sheet mm Thickness in In Thickness in Ft Wt of CGI Sheet 4'x10'
10 3.25 3.18 0.1252 in 0.0104 ft 105.51
12 2.64 2.52 0.0992 in 0.0083 ft 83.61
14 2.03 1.99 0.0783 in 0.0065 ft 66.03
16 1.63 1.59 0.0626 in 0.0052 ft 52.76
18 1.22 1.26 0.0496 in 0.0041 ft 41.81
20 0.91 1.00 0.0394 in 0.0033 ft 33.18
22 0.71 0.79 0.0311 in 0.0026 ft 26.21
24 0.56 0.63 0.0248 in 0.0021 ft 20.90
26 0.46 0.50 0.0197 in 0.0016 ft 16.59
f CGI Sheet 4'x10' Wt of MS Sheet 4'x8'
Kgs 74.19 Kgs
Kgs 58.79 Kgs
Kgs 46.42 Kgs
Kgs 37.09 Kgs
Kgs 29.39 Kgs
Kgs 23.33 Kgs
Kgs 18.43 Kgs
Kgs 14.70 Kgs
Kgs 11.66 Kgs
M/S Sheet GI Sheet CGI Sheet
Ser Guage MM Ft Wt of Wt of Wt of
Wt kg / Wt kg / Wt kg /
4'x8' 4'x8' 4'x8'
sft sft sft
Sheet Sheet Sheet
1. 10 3.18 0.0104 2.3 73.67 2.47 79.07 2.47 79.07
2. 11 2.83 0.0093 2.05 65.57 2.2 70.37 2.2 70.37
3. 12 2.52 0.0083 1.82 58.38 1.96 62.66 1.96 62.66
4. 13 2.24 0.0073 1.62 51.9 1.74 55.7 1.74 55.7
5. 14 1.99 0.0065 1.44 46.1 1.55 49.48 1.55 49.48
6. 15 1.77 0.0058 1.28 41.01 1.38 44.01 1.38 44.01
7. 16 1.59 0.0052 1.15 36.84 1.24 39.53 1.24 39.53
8. 17 1.41 0.0046 1.02 32.67 1.1 35.06 1.1 35.06
9. 18 1.26 0.0041 0.91 29.19 0.98 31.33 0.98 31.33
10. 20 1 0.0033 0.72 23.17 0.78 24.86 0.78 24.86
11. 21 0.89 0.0029 0.64 20.62 0.69 22.13 0.69 22.13
12. 22 0.79 0.0026 0.57 18.3 0.61 19.64 0.61 19.64
13. 23 0.71 0.0023 0.51 16.45 0.55 17.65 0.55 17.65
14. 24 0.63 0.0021 0.46 14.6 0.49 15.66 0.49 15.66
15. 25 0.56 0.0018 0.41 12.97 0.44 13.92 0.44 13.92
16. 26 0.5 0.0016 0.36 11.58 0.39 12.43 0.39 12.43
17. 27 0.44 0.0014 0.32 10.19 0.34 10.94 0.34 10.94
18. 28 0.4 0.0013 0.29 9.27 0.31 9.95 0.31 9.95
19. 29 0.35 0.0011 0.25 8.11 0.27 8.7 0.27 8.7
20. 30 0.31 0.0010 0.22 7.18 0.24 7.71 0.24 7.71
CGI
MS Sheet GI Sheet
Sheet Wt
Wt / Cft Wt / CFT
/ Cft
220.4528 236.7472 236.7472
73.6
TO CONVERT TO MILLIMETERS: MULTIPLY INCHES X 25.4
TO CONVERT TO INCHES: MULTIPLY MILLIMETERS X 0.03937*
*FOR SLIGHTLY GREATER ACCURACY WHEN CONVERTING TO INCHES: DIVIDE MILLIMETERS BY 25.4
enter inches = mm enter mm = inches
1 25.4 3.18 0.1251968504 = Ft
0.0104330709
INCHES METRIC
DECIMAL mm
1.8898 48
1.9291 49
1.9685 50
2 50.8
2.0079 51
2.0472 52
2.0866 53
2.126 54
2.1654 55
2.2047 56
2.2441 57
2.25 57.15
2.2835 58
2.3228 59
2.3622 60
2.4016 61
2.4409 62
2.4803 63
2.5 63.5
2.5197 64
2.5591 65
2.5984 66
2.6378 67
2.6772 68
2.7165 69
2.75 69.85
2.7559 70
2.7953 71
2.8346 72
2.874 73
2.9134 74
2.9528 75
2.9921 76
3 76.2
3.0315 77
3.0709 78
3.1102 79
3.1496 80
3.189 81
3.2283 82
3.2677 83
3.3071 84
3.3465 85
3.3858 86
3.4252 87
3.4646 88
3.5 88.9
3.5039 89
3.5433 90
3.5827 91
3.622 92
3.6614 93
3.7008 94
3.7402 95
3.7795 96
3.8189 97
3.8583 98
3.8976 99
3.937 100
4 101.6
4.3307 110
4.5 114.3
4.7244 120
5 127
5.1181 130
5.5118 140
5.9055 150
6 152.4
6.2992 160
6.6929 170
7.0866 180
7.4803 190
7.874 200
8 203.2
9.8425 250
10 254
20 508
30 762
40 1016
60 1524
80 2032
100 2540
How to convert Pounds to Kilograms
1 pound (lb) is equal to 0.45359237 kilograms (kg).
1 lb = 0.45359237 kg
The mass m in kilograms (kg) is equal to the mass m in pounds (lb) times 0.45359237:
m(kg) = m(lb) × 0.45359237
Example
Convert 5 lb to kilograms:
m(kg) = 5 lb × 0.45359237 = 2.268 kg
1 cwt = 50.8023 kg