MANDATORY RULES OF THUMB REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS WITHOUT MASONRY INFILL Government of Nepal Ministry of Physical Planning and Works Department of Urban Development and Building Construction Babar Mahal, Kathmandu, NEPAL Reprinted : 2064 . NBC108V2.RV9 7 December 1993 N E P A L N A T I O N A L B U I L D I N G C O D E NBC 205 : 1994 Thumb rule for Steel quantity necessary for Slab, Beams, Footings & Columns: Essential quantity of steel in residential buildings = 4.5 Kgs ? 4.75 Kgs / Sq. Ft. Essential quantity of steel in commercial buildings = 5.0 Kgs-5.50 Kgs/Sq. Ft. Read Online Civil Engineering Thumb Rules In Building Construction Basic Thumb Rules used in Construction by Civil Engineers? Thumb rule to calculate the shuttering required is 6 times the quantity of concrete or 2.4 times of Plinth area. Suppose, the concrete quantity is 0.5m 3 then the shuttering area required is 0.5 x 6 = 3m 2 Thumb Rules to estimate the Shuttering area: Shuttering costs is taken as 15-18% of the total construction of the building. Shuttering work is done to bring the concrete in Shape. Thumb rule to estimate the shuttering required is 6 times the quantity of concrete or 2.4 times of Plinth area. For example, the concrete quantity is 0.5m3, then There should be 4 nos. 16 mm dia bars for reinforcement. For stirrups, 8 mm dia bars @200 c/c should be used. The thumb rules are based on the following conditions :- Column sizes according to concrete grade Column center to center and it should be under 4 meter The columns should not be arranged in a zig-zag manner The Building Type Basics Series provides design standards and rules of thumb for designing specific building types. A listing of the individual books in this series and other similar books by building type can be found below. Children's Environments by Ruth, Linda Cain. Call Number: NA2543.Y6R88 2000. Rules of thumb are still used today by construction professionals as they can give a basis from which a more detailed design may be delivered. Examples of rules of thumb are: The Evans rule, which arose out of a Royal Academy of Engineering paper by Evans et al: the 1:5:200 ratio. This states that if initial building construction costs are Thumb rule for concrete work The concrete ingredients will be vary based on the mix ratio. For Example, If the Plinth area is 100 Sq.ft (10 x 10) and the required concrete volume is 100 x 0.04 = 4 m3 with M5 mix ratio means Now from the below table which is for 1 m3 Required Concrete ingredients for 4 m3 of M5 is Cement - 2.77 x 4 = 11.08 bags Thumb rules for RCC Structures. Designing structural Components has to be done in a systematic and calculated way. I am writing this article for civil engineering and Architecture students to help them understand and know the minimum standard dimensions of different structural components in a building. It is very important for any Civil broadcast as competently as sharpness of this Rules Of Thumb For Home Building Improvement And Repair can be taken as skillfully as picked to act. Home Rich Gerri Willis 2008-02-26 Your home is the single most valuable thing you can own, yet making it pay can intimidate and confuse even the savviest investor. Now, in an indispensable new Thumb rule requirement of standard materials and standard calculation in high raised building Steel =3 to 5 kg / sft Cement =.5bags/ sft RMC =.05 m3/sft Block =12.5 nos /sqm Ele