in 1 cub/mt how much brick will come of 4" & 6"
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Answer / suresh baria
in 1 cub/mt 4" brick (Without Mortar) will be = 650 nos
Brick size (Without Mortar) .22 * .07 *.1
Vol(Without Mortar)=.00154 M3
No of 4" bricks=1/.00154= 650No's
in 1 cub/mt 4" brick (With Mortar) will be = 525 nos
Brick size (With Mortar) .23 * .08 *.1
Vol(With Mortar)=.001902 M3
No of 4" bricks=1/.001902 = 525 0No's
in 1 cub/mt 6" brick (Without Mortar) will be = 303 nos
Brick size (Without Mortar) .22 * .15 *.1
Vol(Without Mortar)=.0033 M3
No of 6" bricks=1/.0033= 303No's
in 1 cub/mt 6" brick (With Mortar) will be =256 nos
Brick size (With Mortar) .23 * .15 *.11
Vol(With Mortar)=.003898 M3
No of 6" bricks=1/.003898= 256No's
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Answer / sunil khairnar
Its depends on Bond type,Morter thickness,Thickness of wall,
It will little difference between above conditions.
(6"-370nos & 4"-445nos)
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Answer / sumeetrathod84
in 1 cub/mt 4" brick will be 269nos & 6" will be 538nos
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