A rectangular unit composed of clay which is used in construction is called a Brick. In different regions of world bricks are available in different sizes and classes.
In this session we are going to learn
1. How many bricks required for 1 cubic meter or 1 m3 . (Brickwork calculation).
To calculate how many number of bricks are required for 1 m3 we have to follow below steps:
Step 1: Calculate the volume of a single brick
The size of a brick vary according to the region, the standard size of a brick in India is 19 cm X 9 cm X 9 cm (190 mm X 90 mm X 90 mm). (Specified by Indian Standards institution, New Delhi).
Then the volume of a single brick = 0.19 m X 0.09 m X 0.09 m
= 0.00154 cu. m
Step 2:
Total volume required = 1 cu. m or m3
Volume of each brick = 0.00154 cu.m or m3
No.of bricks in 1 m3 = 1/0.00154 = 649.39 Bricks = 650 bricks.
hence around 650 bricks are required for 1 m3 .
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