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          Introduction: The incorporation of Mud Interlock Blocks in construction signifies a major leap forward in sustainable building practices. Comprising primarily of soil, these blocks utilize an innovative interlocking concept for wall construction, eliminating the need for traditional binding materials. The connection between blocks is achieved through a "lip and groove" arrangement, commonly referred to as a "free joint." Benefits: a)       Enables faster wall construction. b)       Easy to handle, reducing the overall cost of construction. c)        Applicable for both load-bearing and framed structures. d)       Effective in temperature variation, maintaining room temperature. e)       Simplicity in adjusting wall thickness during construction.  2. Understanding Mud Interlock Blocks: Compositi...

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WHAT IS POST TENSIONG ADVANTAGES OF POST-TENSIONING  Increased Clear Spans Thinner Slabs Lighter Structures; Reduced Floor Dead Load Reduced Shrinkage Cracking And Deflections Reduced Storey Height Rapid Construction Large Reduction In Conventional Reinforcement Better Water Resistance. Its allow us to  build slabs on expansive or soft soils        These advantages can result in significant savings in overall costs. There are also some situations where the height of the building is limited, in which the reduced storey height has allowed additional storeys to be constructed within the building envelope.

Interlocking Blocks Present scarcity of sand and increasing price of Cement, the cement mortar getting more expensive. The interlocking blocks are very much useful for present scenario. Also these blocks are compression pressing manufacture technology. Not like burnt bricks. These products are 100% eco-friendly.       These blocks are coming different types of material variety   Clay blocks Fly ash blocks   Laterite blocks Also production based on size 9”, 8”, 6” and 4.5” thickness. Construction   Compare to brick wall construction, stacking of these blocks very easy. As like the name interlock, these blocks are having male female connector. These joints make the blocks perfect inter lock.   Without mortar we can join the block with the help of interlocking.   If required we can apply the cement paste each layer of the stacking. Alignment, levelling and first layering of arrangement is more im...

How To Calculate The Brick Wall Load? Sample Brick size – 0.23(9”) x 0.075 (3”) x 0.10 (4”) Volume of the one brick – 0.00172m 3 Weight of the brick – 2.5 – 3.5 kg/ brick Approx Volume of the brick with 20mm mortar – 0.25x 0.095 x 0.121 = 0.00287m 3 Number bricks with mortar for 1 m 3 brick wall – 1/0.00287 = 348.43nos with mortar / m 3 Volume of 20mm mortar – (0.23+0.23+0.075+0.075) x 0.10 x 0.020 (thick) = 0.00122m 3 Volume of mortar alone = 348nos x 0.00122 = 0.424m 3 Weight of brick = 348 x 3 = 1044kg/m 3 (Weight of mortar = 2000 kg /m 3 ) Weight of mortar = 0.424 x 2000 = 848kg/m 3 Weight of the brick + weight of the mortar = 1044+848 = 1892 kg /m 3 = 18.92KN/m 3 Say =19KN /m 3

NEW TYPE OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN COLLOQUIAL OR CONVERSATIONAL PRACTICE Isolated column footing + ground tie beam + brickwork with corner columns + roof slab resting on brick walls Observation from live projects @ various location 1.        Construction till ground + 2 floors above using. 2.        Isolated footing excavation till the hard soil depth 4 to 5 feet 3.        Footing size 3 to 5 feet square with minimum reinforcement Mat 4.        Column reinforcement maximum 4to 6 numbers of 10 to 12mm dia bars 5.        Ground tie beam depth 300 to 450mm resting on soil 6.        Brick wall and columns construction till roof 7.        Roof resting on walls  Summary : Based on observation this type structure look like new type of Load bear...

CALCULATION OF WATER TANK CAPACITY Number of person                         – 5 nos Number of liters (Aprox)              - 175 liters/day/no Number of years                              - 3days, Capacity of tank = 3 x 5 x 175                                 = 2625 liters                                 =2.6 cubic meter Depths of tank = 1.21 m Size of the ta...

CALCULATION OF SEPTIC TANK CAPACITY Number of person                         – 20nos Number of liters (Aprox)              - 0.5liters/day/no Number of years                              - 2 years, Capacity of tank = 730 x 20 x 0.50                                 = 7300 liters                                 =7.3 cubic meter Depths of tank = 1.8 m Size of ...

Concrete Cloth: Concrete Cloth = Dry Concrete + Fabric Pour the water after placing and finishing the cloth                   

CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS STEPS INVOLVED 1.      Existing Floor Levels marked in the existing wall. 2.      Existing tiles removed. 3.      Existing P.C.C removed. 4.      Existing soil removed. 5.      Checked the Flooring room length is not more that 10'0" and fixed the location if not. 6.      We found some half brick walls resting on PCC existing flooring concrete. 7.      Made Sand filling and PCC below the half Brick wall. 8.      Made the grade beam. 9.      Construct the Brick wall till the bottom Half Brick wall. 10.   Plastering done in the basement Brick wall. 11.   After curing the Wall plaster 3days the excavated earth filled in that basement 12.   The earth filling taken by two layer and compacted with water. 13.   After two days the 1'0" sand fille...