QUOTE(blek @ Dec 6 2014, 08:29 PM)
hi, how to calculate how much consume for cement and sand for a 1:3 25mm thk cement screed?
let say like 1000 ft2, how many pack of cement and how many pack of sand? does it calculate in m3?
A 150mm RC slab are usually how many layer of layer of cement and how many layer of netting? how thk are the cement every layer? the cement mixture are 1:3 also?
is every column have ground trench linked to other column? only footing alone not enough?
are very staircase must have at least 1 shear wall? some have 2?
if a more than 2 storey building wana do extention, how do rebar of new beam connect to existing structure?
(1)
very easy to calculate. for 1000ft2 of 25mm thk 1:3 cement sand screed = 92.93m2 (convert to meter square) = 2.32m3 (convert to m3)
cement density is 1600kg/m3
sand density is 1700kg/m3
2.32m3 x 0.25 x 1600kg = 928kg
928kg / 50kg = 18.56 or 19 bags allow some wastage la 21 bags.
(2)
there is no layer of cement. it's concrete which is the mixture of cement, sand and aggregate. the ratio is 1:3:6 for grade 30 or grade 40 concrete if I still can recalled. they either use rebar or wire mesh. 2 layer usually, top 1 bottom 1.
(3)
depend on design. footing alone usually enough. however some case they require tie beam connecting all the footing / pile cap.
(4)
shear wall required to resist the lateral load especially on high rise building, the wind load is increasing as the building is higher. therefore shear wall is require. they will positioning the shear wall at the center of building. if the building is big, then they will position it center of each half of the building. staircase and lift core is the place they choose to form the shear core by constructing the shear wall.
(5)
u need to drill a hole to existing structure and plant a rebar as dowel bar. then new beam rebar will lap to that dowel bar. usually engineer will recommend how long the depth require to embed the dowel bar and what type of epoxy glue require. these are the thing u not suppose to propose urself instead get their approval to use as that would be the integrity of structure.