PRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR QUANTITY SURVEYORS CONTRACT MANAGERS, ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS by P.T. JOGLEKAR AMIS Superintending Surveyor of Works (Retd) Military Engineer Services Professor (Retd.), College of Military Engineering Pune.First Edition - 1974 (Published by The Institution of Surveyors, New Delhi) Second Edition - April 1990 (Revised and enlarged) Third Edition - March 1992 (Revised and enlarged) Price - Rs. 80/- ‘Second and Third edition published by Mrs. Mandakini Joglekar 1583, Sadashiv Peth, Flat No.10, 'Shivanandan’, Opp. Maharashtriya Mandal, Tilak Road, PUNE 411 030. (Phone No. 434760, PUNE) All rights reserved by the publisher of the second edition.DEDICATION This book stands dedicated 10 the loving memory of my parents Shri T. M, Joglekar and Smt Umabai Joglekar Note by the Author This book is intended and designed for day to day reference, mainly by contract managers ‘and middle order executives of the building industry who deal with quantity surveying, estimating, analysis of rates, supervision of works, drafting of specifications, checking of interim and final bills, preparing and defending claims, disputes, etc. ‘The aim has been to collect within the covers of this book the wide ranging and various kkinds of basic data and information which normally needs a frantic search and poring through a score of different books and publications. Much thought and discrimination had to be exercised in selecting the items of information. Too much material packed into a reference book intended for daily use can be as. harmful as the omission of some vital piece of information, Every effort has been made to achieve a high degree of reliability of the information presented. No pains have, been spared in proof-reading and a meticulous correction of the text. ‘The sources of information are quoted at relevant places in the book to motivate the reader to refer the various Indian Standard Specifications and other authoritative publications in original whenever more detailed and complete information is needed. Finally, 1 must thank‘the numerous users of the earlier edition of this book who kept pressing me to bring out a revised enlarged edition. Without their encouragement and a vociferous demand by the younger batch of executives, this second edition would not have been possible. Pune, P. T. Joglekar 03 April 1990 SkriramanavmiCONTENTS Description Page Nos Deseription Page Nos Basie Units = Steel doors, windows, ventilators and fixed Tights, with area of glazing required per Length, area, volume and capacity 1 standard unit nas Weight, temperature and miscellaneous 2 Commercial abbreviations 24 Intemational paper sizes 2 Common Latin/French terms 25 & 26 Shipping measure, American measure 2 ‘Measurement of plinth/carpet area 27 Conversion factors 3&4 Contre-ine method for working -out Conversion of rates 4 quantities 28 & 29 Weights of building materials 5 Caleulating quantity of reinforcement 30.& 31 Weights of stec! sections et Estimating data for oof slopes, root areas, Tengths of common/hip/valley rafters 2 Round, square and flat steel bars 6 Equal and unequal steel angles 7&8 | Quick methods for estimating material and Sieel we bars 8 Tabour requirements in Junior, light and medium stel channels 9 5) Single, double. am ee encase (Sing, dnl and ur domed stcal beams 9 & 10 e Steel column sections 10 (ii) Mutistoreyed oftice buildings 34 Crane rail steel sections 10 eens ae ii) Internal water supply and sanitary Plain and chequered stecl plates 10 services for double and four Plain black steel sheets 10 Mircvod resiental ballings and Galvanised plan and corrugated steel ar aes el ceca aang a sheets n Square and rectangular hollow stecl a ey ae sections 2 detailed estimates 36 10 38 Shoot ping steel sections 2 Steel wire fabric of square and oblong Analysis of Rates mesh Ba Expanded metal sheets “4 Basic and indirect building costs 9 & 40 Hexagonal (chicken wire mesh) neting 15 Working up and submission of tenders 41 Wire cloth, general purposes 15 Working out unit rates 42 Galvanised stel barbed wire 15 Working-costs of tols and plant 8 Structural steel tubes 16 Weight of iron/steeVeopper wire in kg Output of tools and plant 4 1049 per 1000 m 16 Glavanised iron fittings (for roof) 17 | Labour out-put constants for building work 50 to 90 Steel bolts, nuts and rivets 18 Round sire nails 19 | Cement constants 91 0 93 Steel sections for steel doors, windows fia Genet 19 | Material constants 94 10 5 Equivalent diameters of standard wire gauge Architectural norms/guidelines us (SWG) and equivalent thicknesses of Sep cant paste (ea) 17 | Formulae useful in valuation of property 116 ‘Weights of aluminium section, for equal and Tables for simplecompound interest et. nt tnequal angles, tees, channels and beams 20 a Liste 126 Metal rolling shuters a The law relevant othe building industry 127 & 128, Cast iron manhole covers, gratings, steps and i floorfoahni traps 2 Bitarety 9BASIC UNITS Values of Prefixes of Sub-Multiples and Multiples of Metric Units Pret Numerical Value MICROMICRO OR PICO (orp) 10.000 000 000 001 1o* MILLIMICRO OR NONO (myorn) 0,000 000 001 10% MICRO é 7) 0.000 001 to MILL (my 0.001 io? CENT! ( oot to? DECI @) oA 10" DEKA (¢a) 40 10 HECTO () 400 to? KILO w 4.000 102 MEGA : ) 41.000 000 to KILOMEGA OR GIGA (kMorG) 4.000 000 000 10° MEGAMEGA OR TERA (MMorT) | 11000.000 000 000 tor Length British Units Metric Units “12 inches = toot 1 micron = 0.001 milimetre Steet = tyard 40 millimetres = teentimetre 22 yards = tchain 10 centimetres = tdecimetre tO chains + furlong 10 decimetres 4 mete 8 furlongs 4 mile 40 metres = tdokametro 5280 feet = Y mile 10 dekametres = thectometre 6080 foot = {nautical mile 10 hectometres = tklometre @rtish) Geet = Hathom 1852 metres = 1 nautical mile (loternational) Area British Units Metric Units 1089 sq fost = 1 gunthal 100 eq milimetres 1 sq centimetre 40 gunthas. tacre 400 sqcentimetres =‘ sq.decimetre 49560 sq feat 1 acte 4100 sq decimatres = tsqmetre "4840 sq yards = tacre 100 sq metres = tareor tq decametre 640 acres = isqrmile 100 ares, = Theclare or 1 sq hectomatre 100 hectares = 1 sq kilometre Volume 1000cu millimetres = 1 eu centimetre 1000 cu centimetres = 4 eudecimetre 1000 cudecimetres = = 1 eu metre Capacity British Units Metric Units 60 minims 1 fluid drachm 410 mililires = tcontitve 8 fluid drachms = 4 fluid ounce 10 centiites = docitre 5 fluid ounces = iil 10 deciires 4 ite = pint 40iitres 1 dekaltre 2pints = iquat 10 dokalitres = thectofire 4 quarts 4 Imp gallon 10 hectoltres = tkiboitre 2 gallons = 1 peck oF 1000 fires 4 pecks 1 bushel tre = 100.028 cu em B bushels = _tquarterWight Briloh Unit Movi Units Arcos Unis 18erans SD cies toniligrans are ieouncss = ipod foconrams > ieee 2epounes 2 ieee togecigams 2 See ‘toaters FT Rind wiht tDgrane = exam 20 hinted weights Hon {o gokagams 2 Thecgam ro60 grains 2 To necayrams 2 Teepe se pounds = Sen 1000 grams {nolo tonne 2000 pounds 2 ikaron 200 mires = ima 100 pounds {Stor undid wight bine’ = 437Sgcins 2 doscog { millgram (mg) = 054 grin ips ciecareetaa gt sucse cy igen 2 boses Temperature Conversion (oF -22)x8 220 ecx8) 432-0 es ee | ld indian Weight Unite Wisceansovs (opera 1 domon = 2 Won Ga Tt Re Nf soe eco ce © we lL Med 1 gees > 12 donne 144 Noa) i fuel de see ttm 22) gues Weares Ba CSaes sie unineves |_ see ditineves 70 ertx 1169 | co 24x 488 a socoat” | Se 20% 983 ne worse | 6s 0x04 s wreao | Bs Treas ae poxer | ts tbe a39 s tuscan | Bee tes xaos a8 fortes | Be eects a waxios | Gb Taxiee DL Hoxz38 Gis Brie cr Bitta Shipping Messure Genera 7 ships on ‘oametea | traden = erase er IT Tise6com | aise 3 [B8008s — mperascond ‘American Mossure bhanardaceteaton porsocand rien Suologrev) hundied weight - . me = 2000 founds | 1 Imperial gaton of water weighs pounds 59 alon Se eed are wer gaon : 088 Inpgat | 1 cbictot eee as Amscans express road gradients inprcantages.og. | 1 emecdachage «= ~—=—S—s 7S galonapermin : 1 Takeepetaee ee Refrigeration ( and Air-Conditioning ): One standard ton of retrigeration rate of 12000 British Thermal Units per hour (equivalent of one (and air-conditioning denotes the extraction of heat atthe ton of ice motting in 24 hours)CONVERSION FACTORS Multiply By To obtain ‘acres 0.404687 hectares ones 0.0040469 ‘square kilometres © centimetres 00328083 feet centimetres 0.3937 inches » eubic centimetres 0.00003532 cubic feet ibic centimetres 0.06102 cubic inches 28317 cubic centimetres * 0.028317 cubic metres 6.22905 gallons, Imperial cubic feet 02832, hectoitres cubic feet 283170 lies cubic inches 16.38716 cubic centimetres, Veubie metres 353145 cubic feet." cubic metres 13079 cubic yards , angular 010174533 radians degrees, F(less 32 F) 0.5556 degrees, C degrees, C 18 degrees, F(less 32 F) foot pounds 0.13826 kilogram metres feet 30:4801 centimetres feet 0.304801 metres fect 304.801 millimetres gallons, Imperial 0.160538 cubic feet gallons, Imperial 120091 gallons, U.S. gallons, Imperial 454596 Titres gallons, U.S: 0.833702 gallons, Imperial gallons, U.S. 3.78543 Titres grams. 0.002046 pounds, avoirdupois hectares 2.47104 eres hectares 107638.7 + square feet hectares 000386101 square miles horsepower, metric 0.98632 horsepower, U.S. horsepower, U.S. 1.01387 horsepower, metric, inches 2.54001 centimetres inches 00254001 meres inches 25.4001 millimetres kilograms 2.20862 pounds kilograms 000098421 tons (= 2240 Ibs) Kilogram metres 7233 foot pounds kilograms per metre 0.671972 pounds per foot kilograms per sq em 14.2234 pounds per sq inch kilograms per sq metre 0.204817 pounds per sq foot kilograms per cubic metre 010624283, pounds per cubic foot kilometres 0.62137 miles kilometres 3280.7 feet lites 0.219975 gallons, Imperial titres 0.26817 gallons, U.S. litres 0.035 lives 61.022 metres 3.28083, metres 39.37 metres 1.09361 yards miles 1.60935 kilometres millimetres 0.00328083 feet millimetres 0.03937 inches ‘ounce (oz) 28.349 grams pounds (avoirdupois) 453.592 grams pounds (- do-) 0.453592 kilograms pounds (- do) 00008464 tons (=2240 pounds) pounds (- do-) 0.004536 tonne (metric) pounds per foot 1148816 kilograms per metre pounds per square foot 4.88241 kilograms per sq metre pounds per square inch 0.07031 kilograms per sqem pounds per cubic foot 16.0184 kailograms per cu metreCONVERSION FACTORS (Cond.) a ® ® ® 6) © o © oe (10) an (12) 03) 4) 5) 06) an (a8) as) (20) Multiply By To obtain Tadians 372578 degrees, angular square centimetres 0.1550 square inches square feet 0.00092903, ares square feet 0.0929034 square metres square inches —~ ~<645163 — square centimetres square kilometres 247.104 square acres| square kilometres 03861 square miles square metres 10.7639 square feet square metres. 1.19599 square yards square miles 2'590, square kilometres square yards 0.83613, square metres tons (=2240 pounds) 1016.05 kilograms tons (~do-) 1.01605 tonne metric tonne (metric) 2204.62 pounds tonne (metric) 0.98421 tons (=2240 pounds) yards 0.914402 metres CONVERSION OF RATES To convert Rate per running foot into Rate per running metre To convert Rate per 10 running feet into Rate per running metrev~ To convert Rate per 100 running feet into Rate per running metre“ To convert Rate per square foot into Rate per square meure ‘To convert Rate per 10 square feet into Rate per square metre v- To convert Rate per 100 square feet into Rate per square metro To convert Rate per cubic foot into Rate per cubic metre To convert Rate per 100 cubic feet into Rate per cubic metre To convert Rate per Ib (pound) into Rate per kg To convert Rate per hundredweight (ewt) into Rate per quintal To convert Rate per ton into Rate per tonne (Metric) To convert Ibs/running foot into kgsunning metre To convert Ibs/square foot into kgs/square metre To convert Ibs/cubic foot into kesfeubie metre To conver Ibs/gallon into kgsfitre To convert Rate per gallon into Rate per litre To conver Ibs in, into kg/sq em To convert ton/sq ft into tonne/sq m ‘To convert bending moment from foot-pounds to kilogram-metres To convert Rate per acre it Wo Rate per hectare “Multiply by 3.28 (For vice-versa by 0.3048). Multiply by 0.328 (For vice-versa by 3.048). “" Multiply by 0.0328 (For vice-versa by 30.48). Multiply by 10.764 (For vice-versa by 0.0929). “~ Multiply by 1.0764 (For vice-versa by 0929). ” Maliply by 0.1076 (For vice-versa by 9:29) Multiply by 35.315 (For vice-versa by 0.0283), <“~ Multiply by 0.3532 (For vice-versa by 2.83). . Multiply by 2.2046 (For vice-versa by 0.4536). Multiply by 1.9684 (For vice-versa by 0.508). Maltipy by 0.9882 (For vice-versa by 1.016). Multiply by 1.4881 (For vice-versa by 0.672) ‘Multiply by 4.881 (For vice-versa by 0.205). Multiply by 16.0184 (For vice-versa by 0.0624). Multiply by 0.0998 (For vice-versa by 1.002). ‘Multiply by 0.22 (For vice-versa by 4.546). Multiply by 0.070 (For vice-versa by 14.223). “Multiply by 10.937 (For vice-versa by 0.0914). Multiply by 0.138 (For vice-versa by 7.233). Multiply by 2.471 (For vice-versa by 0.4047).WEIGHTS OF BUILDING MATERIALS (Reference S : 1911-1967) 5 ‘Weight in k ‘Weight in Material pereubic metre Material pe ab meks ‘Accoustical materials Metals Cork 5 240 | Aluminium, cast 2580 to 27K Slag wool... 270 | ‘Aluminium, wrought 2640 to 280 | Brass (Copper % : Aggregate ‘Muntz metal (60 : 40) 822 Broken Stone, dry 1600 0 1870 | Red (90: 10) 850 Broken bricks White (50: 50) 819 Fine 1450 | Yellow (70: 30) :- Coarse (surkki) 1010 ‘Cast B sha Foam slag aggregate 700 Drawn 868 Sand, dry, clean 5 1540 to 1600 Rolled 855 Shingle, 3 mm to 38 mm_ - 1460 | Bronze (copper % : Bell metal (80:20) 873 Bricks Gun metal (90: 10) 8781 Common burt clay 1600 to 1920 | Chromium : 65200 to 6731 Engineering bricks 2160 | Copper, cast 8790 to 89 Pressed bricks 1760 to 1840 | Copper, wrought 8840 to 894 Refractory bricks 1760 to 2000 | Iron, pig TMK Iron, cast, gray 7030 to 713 Cement (IS : 269) Iron, cast, white 7580 to 772 Ordinary and sluminous 1440 | Iron, wrought 7104 Rapid hardening, 1280 | Lead east, : 3st | Lead, wrought 11364 ‘Cement conerete, plain | Silver, wrought <2 10540 to 10561 Using stone aggregate 2240 0 2400 | Steel, cast mt 785 = | Steel, wrought, mild 78H Light weight concrete Zinc,cast 00 0 16 Cellular (Siporex’ etc.) 640 | Zinc, wrought 71% With foam slag agregate 960 1840 Aerated. 760 | Oils, paint, bitumen et | Bees wax”. 5 964 ‘Chemicals Bitumen 104 Gypsum powder 1410 ©1760 | Creosote 1071 Salt, common... 960 | Diesel : 964 Phetiol formaldehyde 1280 | Geo 128 Polysirene 1060 | Paint 2.2 964 Perspex 1200 to 1350 | Paraffin wax 800 to 964 Urea Formaldehyde 1350 0 1380] Petrol... 651 Pitch (1S : 216) 10 Coal Red lead, dry 21K Coal 850 | Road tar (1S: 215) * tox Coal dust 700 | Turpentine 86: Coke, furnace or gas 500 | Vamish 961 Charcoal 300 | Soits Lime Clay, dry... : 1441 ‘Uncalcined stone lumps 1280 to 1440] Earth, dry 212 Nl 110 184 Unslaked, freshly burnt 880 0 1040 Slaked, fresh... 580 0 640 | Timber 1S:399) Unslaked lime (Kankar ) 1180 | Teak eat Slaked lime (kankar ) 1020 | Benteak 61: | Bijasa 801 Stone Bonsum 531 Basalt 2850 to 2960 | Chir 57: Flint 2590 | Deodar 54 Gneiss 2400 to 2690 | Haldu 67. Granite 2640 to 2800 | Hollock oul Laterite 2080 to 2400 | Sal 86. Limestone 2400 to 2640 Marble 2720 | Water Quartz 2640 | Fresh 100 Sandstone 2240 to 2400 | Salt : 102. Slate 2800 | Ice 1WEIGHTS OF STEEL SECTIONS ETC HOT-ROLLED ROUND STEEL BARS HOT-ROLLED SQUARE STEEL BARS (Reference S : 1732-1971) (Referencel +1732 - 1971) Designation | Weightper | Designation | Weight per | Designation | Weight per | Designation | Weight per Diameter | Mere | & Diameter | Mee | & Side Width | Mee | & Side Width | Metre TA ke Tam ig mm kg mam kg ISRO 5 0.154 ISRO 45 125 IssQ. 5 | 0.196 IssQ. 32 8.04 ISRO 6 0.222 ISRO 50 154 | ISRO 8 0.395 ISRO 56 193 BSS be Ogee eze IssQ_ 40 12.6 ISRO 10 0617 ISRO 63 2 | ISRO 12 0.888 ISRO 71 314 Se a IssQ_ 4s 159 ISRO 14 121 ISRO 80 305 ISRO 16 158 ISRO 90 499 eee aed 1ssq 50} 196 ISRO 18 2.00 ISRO 100 6.7 sso. | 13 ISRO 20 247 ISRO 110 746 Roe ae ISRO 22 298 ISRO 125 963 Issq 16 201 : ISRO 25 385 ISRO 140 121 ISRO 28 483 ISRO 160 158 IssgQ 20 | 3.14 IssQ 80 50.2 ISRO 32 631 ISRO 180 | 200 | ISRO 36 799 ISRO 200 | 247 1ssQ 25 | 491 IssQ_ 100 78.5 ISRO 40 985 | HOT-ROLLEI STEEL FLATS (Reference IS :1731 -1971) Weight per metre of tor-steeliribbedideformedicold twisted steel bars of any nominal diameter ‘given above for respective diameter in ISRO series. is taken same as Thickness in mam waaty"s0 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 80 | 100 | 120] 160 | 180 | 20 | 25 | 32 | «0 | 4 | 50 | wo ‘Weight per Metre Length in kg 10 | 0.236 0.314 0.393 0.471 - : - - - - - - - - - - 14 | 0.330 0.440 0.550 0.659 0.879 . - : : - - - - - . . 20 | 0.471 0.628 0.785 0.942 1.26 157 188 251 283 - - - - - : - 35/0580 O75 Qos 18 137 19 23 a4 333 2 | Solon? O92 Lis iat 188 236 28) 37 ae an 2D Tt 35 | 0.824 1.1 1.37 . 2.20 3.30 y 495 5.50 687 8.79 - - - - 4/052 126 137 18 251 an Ses 628 tas too 7 DLL [00 TH th a 28 353 43 Sos G56 FO) ae os DLL 50 | 1.18 157 196 236 3.14 393 471 628 706 785 981 126 157 - . - S|" 133 zie 35) das ise S18 gor 707 get tos Bs 3 lt Glia 188 236 28 377 AN S65 154 bas Se2 118 Isl 188 22 2! 65 - 2.04 255 3.06 4.08 5.10 612 816 9.18 10.2 128 163 204 23.0 - 7 | 2 290 233 350 240 S30 659 S79 989 110 137 Ite 20 dT zs 2 1S - 236 2.94 3.53 4.71 589 7.07 942 106 118 14.7 188 236 265 294 - | 2 28 so Sa TSt 10 13 16 137 201 da es ha | 2 7 ss at Ses aa 13 27 ial iy be 3 GB 353 424 wo] 2: 353 A bos 789 Gaz We tat Is 196 dea Sle 353 302 fat 110 - - 432 5.18 691 864 104 138 155 173 216 276 345 389 432 518 120 - - 47 565 754 942 113° 15.1 170 188 236 30.1 37.7 424 47.1 565 130 - - - 6.12 816 10.2 122 163 184 204 25.5 327 408 459 S10 612 wo] > 2 2S 8% 110 32 ite Is 220 275 32 440 403 350. os io] 2 2 fl 8 NR at We ote Be 204 7 Hl 30 Sao oe to| 2 2 22 too 26 151 20a a6 sa 324 402 502 Ses wo] 2 2 ll 3S Ma 120 226 54 83 353 a2 Ses ose 200 - - - - - 157 188 25.1 283 314 39.2 S02 628 70.6 - - 250 - - - - - 196 236 314 35.3 39.2 49.1 628 78.5 883 - - fo) 2 2 fff M8 RS do Ba tt Seo Se 2 we a a a a eTHOT-ROLLED STEEL EQUAL ANGLES (Reference IS: 808 {Part V) 1976 as Size Thickness ‘Weight per n Size ‘Thickness ‘Weight Designation | mmx mm. aca metre inkg | Designation | gam x mm faa iad ISA 2020 20x20 +3 09 ISA110110 0x 110 8 13.4 4 1 10 166 2 197 ISA. 2525 | 25x25 3 Ld | ai ia 16 257 5 18 TSA130130 130 x 130 8 15.9 Isa 3030 | 30x30 3 “4 i nee 3 a 16 307 ISA 3535: | 35x35 3 16 1sA150150 | 150x150 0 ns 5 ae 16 358 a aa 20 441 sa aon | 40x40 3 1g | 18200200 | 200x200 | 369 4 aa 20 60.0 é 35 25 Bo penta atasets 3 on Supplementary List - Equal Angles 4 27 30x 50x7 | 50x 50 T 315 5 34 x8 8 (5.82 oo 4 7 60x 6x4 | 60x 60 4 3.70 ISA 5080 x 2 a 0x 70x7 | 70x 70 7 738 5 3.8 100x 100x 6.5} 100x100 65 9.99 6 45 x15 1s 21.90 ISA 5555 | 55x55 5 41 [120x120x 8) 120x120 8 14.70 6 49 x10 10 18.20 8 6.4 x12) 12 21.60 10 79 x15 15 26.60 ISA 6060 60x 60 5 45 150x150x15} 150x150 15 33.80 6 5a x18 1B 40.10 3 79 ligoxisoxis| ts0xi80 | 15 4090 x18 8 48.60 ISA 6565 65x65 5 49 x20 20 53.70 § $8 |00x200%24| 200x200 | 24 7120 10 94 HOT-ROLLED STEEL UNEQUAL ANGLES 1SA 7070 | 70x70 5 33 (Reference IS : 808 (Part V1)-1976) 6 63 Size Thickness] Weight 8 83 | Dssenaion | mmxmm | mm | mentite 10 10.2 ISA 3020 30x20 H IT 75x75 5 57 14 wa 13s 5 53 3 is 8g 89 ISA 4025 40x25 3 15 10 110 4 19 ISA 8080 | 80x80 s B 5 24 10 118 Isa 4530 | 45x30 3 47 12 14.0 4 22 5 23 ISA 9090 90x90 6 82 6 33 3 08 | isn som | sox | 3 7 5. 4 4 2D BS 4 8 1SA100100 | 100x 100 6 92 6 5 8 121 60x40 0 lag | BA 60H | 6x 8 a 2 7 g 58HOT-ROLLED STEEL UNEQUAL ANGLES - Contd. aon | atten | S* [ SRG [onenwe | tien | SS | SE TSA 6545 6 x45 i 41 TSA 12575 [125 x 75) 6 6 49 8 8 64 10 ISA 7045 70x45 5 43 ISA 12595 | 125 x 95) 6 6 52 8 8 67 10 10 83 2 isa 7550 | 75x50 5 47 | isa isos | 150 x 75] 8 6 56 10 8 4 2 : 10 9.0 ISA1SO1IS | 150 x 115) 8 16.3 isa 8050 | 80x50 5 49 10 2041 6 59 12 40 8 17 16 314 ay 94 TSA200100 | 200 x 100) 10 29 ISA 9060 90 x 60 6 68 12 213 8 89 16 358 2 10 | tsa20o1s0 | 200 x 150] 10 269 100 x65 6 15 16 422 ae 8 99 20 52.0 10 122 ISA 10075 | 100x75 6 80 = o 8 10.5 10 130 2 154 HOT-ROLLED STEEL TEE BARS (Reference IS: 1173-1978) Size | Thickness] Thickness] Weight per Size | Thickness] Thickness Weight per Designation} (xb) | of Web | of Flange| Met | Designation | (i xb) | ofWeb | of Flange | Metre mmxmim | “mm |” mm Kg mmxmm| © mm | ° mm Ke Normal Tee Bars ‘Slit Light Weight Tee Bars * ISNT 20 20x 20 4 4 ISLT 200 200 x165 8.0 12.5 28.4 ISNT 30 30x 30 4 4 ISLT 250 250 x180 9.2 141 375 NT 4 40x 40g 6 ISNT 50 50x 50 6 6 Slit Medium Weight Tee Bars ** ISNT 60 60x 60 6 6 NT 75 75x 7509 9 IsMT 50. $0.x 70 45 1. 58 ISNT 100 100 x 100 10 10 ISMT 625 625x 70 5.0 80 67 ISNT150 150x150 10 10 ISMT 75 5.x 75 5.0 8.0 15 ISMT 87.5 875x 85 5.8 9.0 98 Deep Legged Tee Bars ISMT100. 100x100 5:7 108 127 Slit Tee Bars from H-Section *** ISDT100 100x 50 58 100 81 ISDT150 150x 75 80 6 15.7 ISHT 75 75 x100 84 9.0 153 ISHT 100 100 x20 78 = 90-200 ISHT125 125x250 88 97 214 ISHT150 150 x250 76 10.6 294 * Slit from ISLB 200 and ISLB 500. '** Slit from MB 100, 125, 150, 175 and 200. ‘"** Slit from ISHB 150, 200, 250 and 300.HOT ROLLED STEEL CHANNELS HOT ROLLED STEEL BEAMS . Depthof | Widdhof | Weight per Depthof | Widthof | Weight Designation | ‘chamael_ | “Range” | mete” | Designation | "Sean | “tangs | “Steud mm mm | kg mm mm kg. JUNIOR CHANNELS JUNIOR BEAMS (Reference IS : 808 - 1964 - Amendment 3 of 1968) (Reference IS : 808 - 1964 ) ISIC 100 100 4s 58 1S1B 150 150 50 Wa ISIC 125 125 50 19 ay a a 81 ISIC 150 150 55 99 99 ISIC 175 175 60 112 ieee os be 128 ISIC 200 200 70 140 LIGHT CHANNELS (Reference IS : 808 - 1964 - Amendment 3 of 1968) ISLC 75 15 40 57 ISLC 100 100 50 79 ISLC 125 125 65 10.7 * ISLC 150 150 5 144 ISLC 175 175 8 116 ISLC 200 200 15 206 ISLC 225 225 90 24.0 ISLC 250 250 100 28.0 ISLC 300 300 100 33.1 ISLC 350 350 100 389 ISLC 400 400 100 458 MEDIUM CHANNELS (SLOPING FLANGES) (Reference IS : 808 (PART Il!) - 1979) MC 75 15 40 74 MC 100 100 50 9.56 MC 125, 125 65 13.1 MC 125 * 125 66 137 MC 150 150 5 168 MC 150 * 150 16 127 MC 175, 175 1s 196 MC 175 * 175 1 217 MC 200 200 15 223 MC 200 * 200 76 243, MC 225, 225 80 26.1 MC 225 * 225 83 30.7 MC 250 250 80 30.6 MC 250 * 250 82 342 MC 250 * 250 84 38.1 ‘MC 300 300 90 363 MC 300 * 300 2 ALS MC 300 * 300 94 46.2 MC 350 350 100 42.7 MC 400, 400 100 50.1 NOTE: Weights, dimensions etc of channels with parallel flanges (MGP series) are same as given above for ‘MC series. The heavier sections in each size are intended for use in wagon building industry (marked *), LIGHT WEIGHT BEAMS (Reference IS : 808 - 1964 - Amendment 3 of 1968) ISLB 75 ISLB 100 ISLB 125 ISLB 150 ISLB 175 ISLB 200 ISLB 225 ISLB 250 ISLB 275 ISLB 300 ISLB 325 ISLB 350 ISLB 400 ISLB 450 ISLB 500 ISLB 550 ISLB 600 MB 100 MB 125 MB 150 MB 175 MB 200 MB 225 MB 250 MB 300 MB 350 MB 400 MB 450 MB 500 MB 550 MB 600 15 100 125 150 115 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 400 450 300 550 600 ‘MEDIUM WEIGHT BEAMS (Reference IS : 808 (PART 1) - 1973) 100 125 150 115 200 205 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 50 50 5 80 90 100 100 125 140 150 165 165 165 170 180 190 210 70 70 8 85 100 10 125 40 M40 140 150 180 190 210 61 80 ug 142 167 198 235 279 33.0 377 431 495 569 653 750 863 9.5 ns Ba 15.0 195 254 312 373 46.1 524 616 RA 869. 104 12310 HOT ROLLED STEEL BEAMS (contd) ‘MS PLATES : (Reference IS : 1730 (Part I) - 1974) Designation | Depth ee mm ho i mum ie mm te ‘WIDE FLANGE BEAMS 5 39.20 n 173.00 (Reference IS : 808-1964) 6 4730 25 19600 7 55.00 28 220.00 ISWB 150, 150 100 170 8 280 32 251.00 ISWB 175 175 125 22.1 10 78.50 36. 283.00 ISWB 200 200 M40 BS 12 94.20 40 314.00 “ 110.00 45 353.00 ISWB 225 25 150 33.9 16 126.00 50 392.00 ISWB 250 250 200 409 18 141.00 56 440.00 ewe 200) Ed td) eel 20 157.00 63 495.00 ISWB 350 350 200 56.9 ISWB 400 400 200 (66.7 eae aw 20 pA STEEL CHEQUERED PLATES ISWB 500 500 250 952 - ISWB 550 550 250 125 Standard / Weight per Twa E00) <0 250 1337 Thickness | square metre ISWB 600 600 250 1451 mm inkg 5 39 6 47 HOT ROLLED COLUMN SECTIONS 7 55 (ReferenceIS : 808 (PART I) - 1978) 8 6 10 7" sc100 100 100 200 2 94 SC 120 120 120 262 4 110 16 126 sc.140 140 140 333 SC 160 160 160 419 | Conform tothe weights given in IS: 1730-1961 ‘Dimensions for steel plate, sheet and strip for structural and general engineering SC 180 180 180 50.5 aoe SC 200, 200 200 60.3 sc20 720 220 TA MS PLAIN BLACK SHEETS S250 250 250 856 Thickness | Weightper | qyickness | Weishtper CRANE RAIL SECTIONS mm} Sm + i caaea arama 040 3.4 1.90 14.90 Head [Flange | Tol | Weight to 3 bred ee Beteniea) wit | wahdeen| apn | perma | 9S 485 | 2k aa 0.90 7.05 2.80 22.00 ISCR 50 50 90 90 298 1.00 785 35, 24.10 ISCR 60 0 105 10s 400 112 8.80 355 27.86 ISCR 80 80 130 130 642 125, 9.80 4.00 3140 IstR 100100 150 150 89.0 140 11.00 430 33.15 ISCR120 120 170 170 118.0 1.60 12.60 465 36.50 ISCR 140 140 170 170 147.0 180 14.10u GALVANISED PLAIN STEEL SHEETS (Reference IS : 277-1977) ‘Weight in kg per sq m of sheet Class of sheet and type of zinc coating ‘Thickness of sheets in mm 160 | 1.25 1.00 0.80 0.63 Class 1 750 g of Zine (Spelter) Coating per sq m 1331 10.56 8.60 7.08 5.70 Both Sides Inclusive Class 2 600 g of Zinc (Spelter) Coating per sq m 1316 1041 8.45 688 535 Both Sides Inclusive Class 3 430 g of Zinc (Spelter) Coating per sqm 13.01 10.26 8.30 6B 5.40 Both Sides Inclusive Class 4 315 g of Zinc (Spelter) Coating per sqm 12.94 10.19 822 6.66 532 Both Sides Inclusive NOTE : Plain sheets of all classes are available in 1.8, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, and 3 metre length. Class 4 plain sheets are also available in 3.6 metre length. Plain sheets of all classes are available in 0.75 and 0,90 metre widths. CORRUGATED GALVANISED STEEL SHEETS DEPTH 18 mm NOMINAL PITCH 75 mm NOMINAL Weight of corrugated galvanised steel sheets is to be calculated from the area of sheet before corrugation applying the weight constants given above for plain galvanised sheets, DETAILS OF CORRUGATION ‘Nominal overall width of sheet Number of corrugations measured between crowns of ‘uiside comugations Before ‘After Comrugation Comugation mm mm 8 750 660 10 900 800 u 1000 885 Corrugated sheets are available in lengths same as those indicated above for plain sheets,n HOLLOW MILD STEEL SECTIONS FOR STRUCTURAL USE (Reference IS : 4923-1968) [ + ped a Lo Square Hollow Sections Rectangular Hollow Sections Depth or with of | Thickness] Welshtper | Dep of | Breadth of ] Thickness | Welghtper Section (D) Section (D) Section (B) @ metre mm mm mn mm mm [ 254 2.65 40 25 265 234 35 325 on $03 405 329 32 2.65 2.30 50.8 25.4 2.90 3.04 3.25 2.72 3.25 3.34 4.05 322 405 4.00 38 2.90 303 635 38 2.90 419 335 333 3.65 513 405 399 450 63 45 2.90 3.66 76.2 38, 3.25 5.28 3.65 aa 3.65 586 450 531 450 702 50 2.90 42 162 508 32 594 3.65 5.04 3.65 6.59 450 602 $50 793 85 325 594 90 38 265 496 3.68 659 335 599 450 733 405 79 75 3.25 TAL 100 50, 3.25 TAL 4.03, 8.09 405 809 435, 102 485 102 FE = SHEET PILING SECTIONS: A ientons ia mn s (Reference 3: 2314-1963) Weight | Weightper | Perimeter | Centrevo per [squaremete | per mete | Conte Designation | mete | "ofwall | ofwall | distance of joins kg kg cm es Ps 101% 4995. «123.2 23400 ISPS 1625 U 65.37 162.40 308. 402.5 ISPS 202 U—8270 «19570 331 4205 18PS 100F 5520 13800 i 400 U Piling Sections Overall dimensions in mim Designation A B tC ISPS 1625 U 437 172 13 1SPS 100 FPling Secion ISPS 2222U 458 1945 1“HARD-DRAWN STEEL WIRE FABRIC (Reference IS : 1565-1982) B Square Mesh Mesh Size | Diameterof | Weight “Mesh Size Diameter of | Weight si (Nominal Pitch | Wire per Sh. | (Nominal Pitch Wire per No. of Wires) | Each Way sqm No. | — of Wires) Each Way sqm mm mm inkg mm mm inkg 1 50 30 222 2 150 56 257 2 50 38 3.56 2B 150 58 276 3 50 5.0 616 4 150 60 2.96 4 100 34 143 25 150 63 3.27 5 100 36 160 26 150 65 3.48 6 100 40 198 27 150 MW Als 7 100 45 233 2B 150 15 462 8 100 48 284 29 150 80 5.26 9 100 50 3.08 30 150 90 6.65 10 100 53 3.46 31 150 100 8.22 u 100 58 als 32 200 40 098 2 100 65 5.20 33 200 45 126 B 100 70 604 34 200 48 142 4 100 8.0 790 35 200 53 1.74 15 150 3.5 082 36 200 58 2.08 16 150 36 106 37 200 65 2.60 a 150 40 132 38 200 10 3.02 18 150 45 1.66 39 200 80 3.94 9 150 415 185 40 200 9.0 5.30 20 150 50 2.06 4 200 100 6.16 21 150 53 230 Oblong Mesh Mesh Size | Dia. of Wires Mesh Size | Dia. of Wires @itch of Wires) Weight per @itch of Wires) Weight per St t Square metre | SI. ‘Square metre No. | Main | Cross | Main | Cross No. | Main | Cross | Main | Cross mm | mm jmm | mm | inkg mm |mm | mm | mm inkg 1 | 2 15 250 5042 249 51 75300 5836 3.04 B os 250-4242 189 375 300 605.0 347 “4 15 250 60 © 50 358 3.80 45 B 300-345-265, 0.96 0 7 30 65 60 426 46 15 300-355 2.65 118 6. 75 300 720 40 436 a7 5 300 40 2.65 145 2 15 30 80 48 573 48 15 300 «40-30 151 6 15 30 90 48 733 49 15 300 45 (35 187 & 15 300 10058 891 50 15 300 4.75 3.5 2.06 6 15 4009.04.95 7.00 51 5 300-4836 216 6 «75 «4009S 56 790 52 B 300 «5042 242 67 75400 10056 an 3 15 30 «5050 2.60 OW =) = 40-05 =i) 54 15 300 «533.15 251 6 715 4001S 4954.97 3s 8 300-5336 258 m 75 40000 74S 446 56 5 30056 3.55 2.83, nN 15 4006340 3.504 HARD DRAWN STEEL WIRE FABRIC EXPANDED METAL SHEETS (XPM) Oblong. Mesh (Continued) (Reference IS :412 - 1975) Mesh Size | Dia. of Wires ‘Size of Mesh | Dimensions itch of Wires) Weight per (Nominal) of Strands Weight per si. sqm | Ref sqm No. | Main | Crass | Main | Cross No. | swm | tw | width| Thickness om | mm | mm | mm kg mm | mm | mm | mm kg 2 10. 150 42 30 146 1 100 2506.25 3.15 3.082 B 10 150° 45 30 1.62 2 100 © 250 50035 2470 aaa 2 25 BS 1 1% 100. 15046, 30 167 A Sy oo ee eS 75° 100 150 4836, 195 5 75° 200 S00 35 3.294 6 75 200 325 315 2141 Cepeda tee enna 19t 7 4 S650 35 8.023 7 100, 150 53 36 2.26 8 40 11s 500 3.15 6.172 i = i) ost = 2h 2.24 9 40 75) 500 35 6.172 10 4000 753.05 224 2.854 eee see a) no 40) 5 3.25315 4.007 80 «100150 6S 40 3.26 2 40 75325 BS 4.007 3 4 «65 3251.60 2.039 Sr 1001807040 oe 4 4007532560 2.039 82 100 2500420 42 153 1s 25 15 325° 3.15 5.529 8 100-250 50a 196 Neh oe 25) eS) ee 325m 822d) 3931 7 25 73 325 1.60 2.808 ee eee ay 125 75-325 1.25 2.194 8 100-250 72050 3.64 IO) 208 Gt) 25 15 7152 1 4 Peer fy ey. iy 7152 dee oe ae 2-20 63.25 2.24 5.086 oy He eee Oe ee 2 20 530 325) 2.04 5.086 8 1003004530 144 3 20 3251.60 3.633, A 20 ee 50325] 3.633 8 10 300424 145 i ope ty ee Ba 9 100-300 483.6 1.69 2% 2 30 250 125 2.183 1 6100300 210 a ero 5 a sO 25 10 5.037 2% 125° 40 3251.60 5.037 Oo ae ee 190 2 125 50250 1.60 4.000 9 100 30 «5030 1.73 30° «125° 50250125 3.125 31125 40 250125 3.125 ee 2.00 32 «125° 50-250 1.00 2.500 05) ea 100 os 900 158) etna) 234 30125040250 1.00 2.500 96 100 300 60 5.0. 273 4 10 40 3.25 1.60 5.916 35 10 40250125 3.91 ieee OO ae 36 10 40.250 1.00 28733 98 100 3007.0. 4.0 3.35 3709S 8S 3251.60 519) 38 «95285250 1.25 281 a ee oe, 353 39° «95° (85250 1.00 209 100 100300 1m 55 3.64 40 6 25 325° 1.60 7551 Pol seis 1 4h} = 421 44006 5 2501.25 43887 102 «100 300804 442 ee cee eee can 103-100-300 8060 4.69 “43 15 150 1:00 4278 104 1003008065 482 105° 100-300 9.0 48 5.46 106 100 30010058 686 107" 150 250 5042 144 108 150 250 6050 3.30 109 «15025065 SS 3.90 nO 150300 6050 207 Mm 1590300 72050 2.52 ae cenine ont 121503008060 3.49HEXAGONAL WIRE NETTING 8 (Chick: a wire mesh) (Reference 5 3150-1982) Netting is made of annealed mild stee! galvanised wire. The size of aperture is denoted by the distance between parallel sides of the hexagons formed. Size of Wire ‘Size of Wire Size of Wire aperture dia, aperture dia. aperture dia, mm mm mm mm mm mm 10 0.68 31 0.90 100 1.25 112 (ply 140 140 selvedge) B 0.63 38 0.90 100 140 0.90 112 G-ply 1.80 125 selvedge) 9 0.63 50 0.90 15 1.40 0.80 125 (1 center 112 strand 3-ply selvedge) 25 080 15 0.90 100 140 0.90 ply 125 (centre 1.60 140 selvedge) strand 180 7 3-ply selvedge) Note:- The term ‘selvedge’ denotes edge so woven that the end wires do not unravel. WIRE CLOTH FOR GENERAL PURPOSES (Reference IS : 1568-1970) Wire cloth is regularly woven with parallel wires in both directions to produce uniform square meshes or openings, Wire used for making the cloth can be mild steel, brass, bronze, aluminium alloy or plastics. i ‘Average Width ‘Nominal Diameter of Aperture of Wire oe Apertue CU 170mm 032,04,0.56,08 140 mm 025, 0.32,0.45, 0.63, 0.71 118mm 025, 0.32, 0.41, 0.45, 0.56, 0.63 100 mm 0.22, 0.28, 0.36, 0.5, 0.56 850 microns 0.2, 0.25, 0.32,0.45, 0:50, 0.56 710 microns 018, 025,0.32, 0.45 £600 microns 0.16, 022,0.28, 04 '500 microns 0.14, 02, 0.25, 0.32, 0.36 425 microns 0.14, 0.2, 0.25, 0.28 355 microns 0.125, 0.18, 0.22, 0.25, 300 microns 0.112; 0.16, 0:2, 0.25 250 microns 0.1, 0.14,0.16,0.2 212 microns 01,0.125, 0.14, 0.16, 0.18 180 microns. (0.08, 0.112, 0.125, 0.14 150 microns. 0.071, 0.1, 0.112, 0.125 GALVANISED STEEL BARBED WIRE (Reference IS :278- 1978) Size Diameter of Wire in mm Weight of Barbed Wire Distance Between Designation Line Wire | Wire for barbs in kg per metre ‘Two Barbs MAX MIN, mm 1 2.50 2.50 0.155 (0.136 75 £12 2 250 250 0120 0.108 150 £12 3 250 200 0125 0.108 75 £12 4 250 2.00 0.103 0.089 150 £12 5 224 2.00 0106 0.097 75 412 6 224 2.00 0085 (0.078 150 £1216 STEEL TUBES FOR STRUCTURAL PURPOSES. (Reference IS : 1161 - 1979) Nominal | Ouiside Thickesss | Weight | Nominal | Outside Thickesss | Weight Bore | diameter | Cyacy permete | Bore | diameter | Gy... permetre mm mm mm kg mm mm mm kg 15 213° Light 200 0.962 | 100 143° Light 365 (997 Medium = 2651.22 Medium = 45 21 Heavy 325145 Heavy 4 145 20 269 Light 235142 | 110 1210 Light 45 136 Medium = 265158 Medium 485146 Heavy 325 190 Heavy 54 162 25 337 Light 265 204 | 125 139.7 Light 45 149 Medium = «3.25 2.46 Medium = 485162 Heavy 405 299 Heavy 54 179 32 424 Light 26 261 | 135 1524 Light 45 164 Medium = 3.25 3.15 Medium = 4850177 Heavy 4053.86 Heavy 54 95 | 40 483° Light 29 327 | 150 165.1 Light 45 118 Medium 3.25361 Medium = 485192 Heavy 405443 Heavy 54 112 50 603 Light 29 4a4 | 150 1683 Light 45 181 Light 2 Saseee a7 Medium 485196 Medium 3655.10 Heavy 54 a7 Heavy 45 617 Heavy2 63 253 65 761 Light 325 se | ans 1937 Light 485-226 Medium = 3656153 “Medium = S.4 250 Heavy 45 792 Heavy 59 213 80 889 Light 325 686 | 200 2191 Light 485257 Medium = 4058.48 Medium 56 204 Heavy 485 101 Heavy 59 310 90 1016 Light 365 882 | 25 245 Heavy 59 342 Medium = 4059.75 | 250 2730 - 59 388 Heavy 43516 300 3239 : 63 495 350 3556 : 80 683 WEIGHT OF WIRE IN KILO Diameter Iron Steel Copper Diameter | Iron Steel Copper inmm| inmm 0.100 0.06 0.06 0.07 1.000 613 627 698 0125 0.09 0.10 oan 1.250 957 9.80 1090 0.160 ous 0.16 0.18 1.600 15.68 16.04 1786 0.200 024 025 028 2.000 24.51 2508 2791 0.250 038 039 oa 2.500 3829 39.40 4361 0315 061 0.62 0.69 3.150 00:79 os 60.68 0.400 0.98 1.00 142 4.000 98.03, 100.34 111.65 0.500 133 17 174 5.000 153.17 156.78 17445 0.630 243 249 2m 6300 243.18 248.90 276.96 0800 392 401 447 8.000 392.11 40135 446.59WEIGHTS OF GALVANISED IRON FITTINGS a Description of fitings Size in mim Weight in kg of Nos 100 fitings per kg. Cup-headed sheeting rivets 10x 6 0631 158 2x 6 0709 141 15x 6 0.788 16 Bx 6 0867 ns Sheet bolts & nats 2x 6 1.104 91 15x 6 Lvs 88 Bx 6 1182 85 x 6 1340 5 31x 6 1497 a 37x 6 1576 3 Roofing screws cone headed 30x 6 1261 ” 56x 6 1497 1 Bx 6 1734 58 5x 6 2207 45 Hook bolts & nuts 87x 75 sou v7 87 x10 7.882 B 100 x75 6463 15 100 x10 8827 n 12x 75 7.094 rs 112 x10 10.088 10 5 x 75 7882 B 125 x10 11823 3 “Limpet washers (cone or circular) 0473 an Diamond curved washers 30mm or 37 1970 st mm square. EQUIVALENT DIAMETERS OF STANDARD WIRE GAUGE SWwG Millimetes swe Millimetres swG Millimetres 70 27 B 2337 32 02743 co 11785 4 21032 3 0.2540 5/0 10973, 15 1829 Mu 02337 40 10.160 16 11626 35 02134 3/0 9.449 "1 1422 36 0.1930 20 8.839 18 1219 37 0.727 ° 8229 19 1016 38 0.1524 1 620 20 ogi 39 0321 2 7910 21 0813 40 0.1219 3 6401 2 ont 41 O18 4 5.893 B 0.610 2 0.1016 5 5385, 24 0559 % 0.0914 6 4377 25 0.508 4 0.0813 7 4470 % 0457 45 oont 8 4.064 21 0.4166 46 0.0610 9 3.658 2 03759 47 0.0508 10 3251 » 0.3554 48 0.0406 u 2946 30 03150 9 0.0305 2 2642 31 0.2946 50 0.0254 SHEET METAL GAUGES - BIRMINGHAM GAUGE (B.G), Equivalent Thicknesses Gauge mm Gauge mm Gauge mm | Gauge mm 0 10.07 9 3551 18 1257 2 0.4432 1 8971 10 375 19 1118 28 0.3969 2 7993 1 2927 20 09957 29 03531 3 72 2 2517 2 0.8865 30 03124 4 6350 B 2340 2 0.7938 5 5652 4 1994 3 0.7066 6 5.032 15 1715 m 0.6289 7 4481 16 1588 25 0.5598 8 3.988 0 1412 26 0498118 + BOLTS AND NUTS WEIGHT (IN KILOGRAMS) OF BLACK BOLTS WITH HEXAGON HEAD AND NUTS (ROUND NECKS) (Including weight of one Head and one Nut) EACH Length in mm fom Diameter of bolt mm underside of head to thcend é ~ 1» | « | |» [om 25 0.019 0.048 0.101 0.171 0.278 os “ 30 0.020 0.052, 0.107 0.181 0.292 0429 we 35, 0.022, 0.055 0.114 0.190 0.306 0.448 0.633 40 0.024 0.059 0.120 0.200 0.321 0.467 0.657 50 0.025, 0.063 0.126 0.210 0.335 0.487 0.683 S55 0.027 0.066 0.132, 0.220 0.349 0.506 0.709 60 0.029 0.069 0.138 0.230 0.363 0.525 0.734 65 0.030 0.073 0.145 0.240 0.377 0.544 0.759 15 0.031 0.077 “0.151 0.249 0.391 0.564 0.784 90 0.034 0.084 0.164 0.269 0.420 0.602 0.834 100 0.037 0.091 0.177 0.289 0.449 0.641 0.885 110 0.040 0.098 0.189 0.309 0477 0.680 0.936 1s 00s 05-0202 «03290505. 140 007 = 012,021. = 48—S 053387086 150, 0.050 0.119 0.227 0.368, 0.562 0.796 1.087, 160 0.053 0.127 0.240 0.388 0.590 0.834 1.138, 170 0056 033.0252? 1911 190 0.059 0.141 0.265 0.427 0.647 0.912 1.239 200 ous 0278s? 0676981189 220 0.162 0.303 0.486 0.732 1.028 1.390 240 vs 0316 ©0506 «0761-10661 260 : 054 © O88 Lae '382 280 : 056 = oss 1831380 300 a 0.903 1.260 1.693 Weighting of ne round washer 3 mm thick 0.007 0.008 O.01L 0.018 0.025 0.034 ‘Weight in kg of one nut 0.006 0.016 0.034 0.063 0.098 0.145, 0.210 ‘Weight in kg of shank for 35 mm ot tegth 0.006 0.014 00250059 00sT oom anor RIVETS WEIGHT (IN KILOGRAMS) OF CUP-HEADED STEEL RIVETS (ncluding Head) EACH ‘Length in mm from Diameter of rivet in mm ‘underside of head to the end 8 2 4 18 2 24 25 0.022 0.044 0.076 0.121 0.179 0.252 7 0.024 0.047 0.081 0.128 0.188 0.265 30 0.026 0.050 0.086 0.135, 0.198 0.278 33 0.028 0.054 0.091 0.142, 0.208 0.290 36 0.030 0.057 0.096 0.149 0.217 0.303 40 . 0.031 0.060 0.101 0.156 0.227 0316 43 0.033 0.063 0.106 0.163 0.237 0.328 46 0.035 0.066 _ Ol 0.171 0.247 0341 50 0.036 0.069 ~ 0.116 0.178 0.256 0.354 25mm of shank only os 0.014 0.025 0.039 0.057 0.077 0.101 ‘Wein kg of one head Eg 0.008 0.019 0.037 0.064 0.102 si19 WEIGHT OF ROUND WIRE NAILS (PLAIN HEAD) Leng] Diameierof ] Diameter of | AppNo | Length | Diameterof | Diameter of | App No shank head of nails shank head of nails mm mm mm er kg mm mm mm per kg. 25 1.60 40 2110 © 2.80 63 350 25 1.80 45 1720 0 315 7 230 5 2.00 50 1430 60 355 80 180 30 1.80 45 1410 80 355 80 140 30 2.00 50 1170 80 400 80 120 40 2.00 50 840 90 3.55 80 10 40 224 36 700 90 450 90 90 40 250 56 640 100 3.55 80 100 50 2.00 50 650 100 400 80 90 50 224 36 600 100 450 90 80 50 250 56 550 100 5.00 100 60 50 280 63 440 50 BAS na 280 125 5.00 100 50 125 5.60 u2 40 6 224 56 540 150 5.60 2 35 o 250 36 440 150 630 126 30 HOT ROLLED STEEL SECTIONS FOR DOORS, WINDOWS & VENTILATORS (Reference IS : 7482 - 1982) PURPOSE OR RECOMMENDED USE OF SECTIONS Designation Designation & Weight Purpose‘and situation of use & Weight Purpose aid situation of use per mete (in kg) permetre (in kg) 721.036) Horizontal glazing bars for door side-lights, | F4B (2.28) Central mullion (meeting bar for shutters) doorsand sashes, sub-dividingbarsforfixed- for windows using F7D as inner frames, lights, vertical glazing bar for windows, outer frame for open-in windows in rainy ventilators and doors where metal, area subsiding bas for penile aluminium or wooden beading is used for ‘windows and top-hung ventilators. fixing glass F7D (1419) Innerand outer fraines for windowsandtop- Ba Vertical glazing bar for EZ frames. Trung ventilators, for our frames for centre hhung ventilators, and outer frame for door 76 (0.839) Horizontal glazingbarfor standard windows side-lights. and ventilators FX8(231) __Outet frames for doors F2(1.46) Innes frames for open-in windows. EZ7(1.90) Outer frame for industrial sashes. 3228) Outer frames for open-in windows. : K11B (1.80) Vertical coupling mullion for all standard F559) Inner and midddle frames in centre-hung ‘windows. Canbe usedashorizontal coupling & ventilators. F5 ip used as inner frame for ‘bar when openablewindowsaretobecoupled F8 (192) botiom-hung venilatorsand sometimes used above fixed ones or between two fixed as inner frame for open-out windows. windows. F 8s also used as outer frame for bottom - Can also be used as horizontal coupling hung ventilators. imullion where windows are not exposed to weather. FX6Q@252) Inner frames for doors. and FZ5 (2.52) K12B(230) Horizontal coupling mullion, also known as ‘weather bar. Especially used when the ‘coupled unit is exposed to rain,20 ALUMINIUM SECTIONS ALUMINIUM, UNEQUAL LEG ANGLES (Ref IS : 3909-1966) ISALU Serles (contd) res semngey mea pens vg a a a air Tin So TAL Ste us see iss] peer Wa a es z earl te s 8 8 939 60 40 19 won 0 40 24 et 100 50 34 a9 100 50 39 40x 40 x 4.0 0.84 fea io ret es e 100 60 47 ae 8 8 ISALT Series 129 epee | me |S |e mm on ts 120 %0 61 es 8 & ‘ae eo # & 50 50 12 150, iv oa 65, 6 16 c ne aa 200 100 105 som 4 eee wom | eng Ras 4 aya wow 8 =] eae 3 - oh per 8 oom) | BEBE 8 150 150 as 30x20 x30 040 7s 175, 12 cee ae 200 200 128 40 x 20 x 3.0 048 a] GREE Size ‘Weight per mete mm kg 40x 25 x20 036 40x 25 x30 052 40 x 25 x40 068 50x 25 x30 0.60 50x 25 x 40 079 50x 25 x50 097 50 x 30 x30 064 50x 30x40 084 50x 30x50 1.03 60x 30 x 30 073 60 x 30 x 40 096 60x 30 x50 Lis 60 x 40 x 40 197 60 x 40 x50 131 60 x 40 x 60 15s 80x 40 x40 129 80 x 40 x 60 188 80x 40 x 80 246 100 x 50 x 60 238 100 x 50 x 80 311 100 x 50 x10.0 353 ALUMINIUM CHANNELS (Ref 15 3921-1966) ISALC Series Depth | Width | Thick. | Thick. | Weight of | of |nessof| ness of| per Section| Flange | "Web | Flange] mete mm | mm | mm | mm | “ke 40 20 20 048 40 20 30 0.68 3030 30 088 50 30 40 144 6 30 40° 1B 60 30 60 | 135 60°30 80 195 60 40 60 187 0 40 80 238 30 40 60 210 a 40 50 80 267 8 40 60 100 321 100 40 «5080295 100 4060 1003.55, 100 50 50 80-339 100 50 60 100 4.09 100 50-80 120 498 120 50 50 803.68 20 50 60 100 443 120 6 60 100 498 120 60 80 120 608 150 60 60 100 551 15060 80 120-67 150-80 60 «100659 150 80 80 120 © 807 150 8 100 160. 1026 200 80 80 «120928 200 80 100 160 11.74 200 100 100 160 1347 200 100 120 180 1533METAL ROLLING SHUTTERS (Reference IS : 6248 - 1979) Size of rolling shutters is denoted by clear width x clear height of the opening for which shutter is imtended. Maximum ‘width without intermediate support (guide channel) is 9 metres. ‘Types of shutters are (2) self coiling (push-pull or manual) type upto 8 sq m clear area without ball bearings, and between 8 to 12 sq m clear area with ball bearings; (b) gear operated (mechanical)type with ball bearings. For clear areas between 12 and 25 sq m opearted by gear box and crank handle, and between 25 and 35 sq m operated by hand chain and chain whee! mounted on worm shaft; (c) electrically operated, for clear areas above 35 sq m, upto a maximum of 50 sq m. Fixing position of hood cover and bracket can be on the inner or outer face of the wall either below or above the soffit of the opening, with the vertical guide channels fixed beyond the vertical face of the jambs. Fixing position of hood cover and bracket can also be between the jambs, with the guide channels projecting in the opening or embedded in the jambs. Rolling curtain_is built up of interlocking laths shaped out of cold rolled steel strips. ‘The laths are made of strips not less than 0.9 mm thick for shutters upto 3.5 m with, and not less than 1.2 mm thick for shatters above 3.5 m width CAST IRON MANHOLE COVERS, GRATINGS, STEPS, TRAPS ETC. Cast Iron Manhole Covers (Ref IS : 1726 (Parts I to Vil) «1974 HD (Heavy Duty) grade covers are designed for heavy vehicular traffic to withstand a load of 35 tonnes ‘MD (Medium Duty) grade covers are designed for light vehicular traffic as in footpaths/ cycle tacks to withstand a load of 5 tonnes. LD (Light Duty) grade covers are designed for pedestriin non-vehicular traffic in domestic premises to withstand a Toad of 1 tonne. HD and MD grade covers are specified to have single seal. Option for single or double seal is available in LD grade covers only. HD grade double triangular covers have a seating frame of square shape in single piece with a circular opening, and the cover is made up of two triangular pieces forming a square. Grade /type of Size of clear Weight of ‘Weight of seating of Ci manhole cover opening in mm cover in kg ‘frame in kg HD circular 500 (dia) 85 85 560 (ia) 108 100 HD double triangular 500 (dia) ug un 560 (dia) wo us MD circular 500 (aia) 58 58 560 (dia) a 6 MD rectangular 610x455 80 “a LD square 455x455 3 7 (ingle seal) 610x610 5 3 LD square 455 x 455 2B 15 (double seal) 610x610 37 1B LD rectangular 455x610 2B as (Gingle seal ) @atern 1) 455x610 1s 10 (Pattern 2) LD rectangular (Gouble seat) 455x610 29 2B Cast Iron Gratings ( Re/ IS : $961 - 1970) for drainage of surface water have a scating frame of size 560 x 600 mm overall, with a hinged grating of size 450 x 490 mm overall fitted in it, The minimum specified weight of grating including seating frame is 75 kg and is designed for 35 tonne load. ‘Cast Iron Steps for Manholes (Ref IS : 5455 - 1969) can be of Pattern 1 which weigh minimum 4.5 kg per step, are 150 mm wide and of overall length 375 mm of which 125 mm project from the wall. Patten 2 steps weigh minimum 5:3 kk per step, are 165 mm wide and of overall length 385 mm of which 125 mm project from the wall. Both patterns have raised chequered nonslip ead, are 25 mm thick and have lugs for grip inthe potion intended for embedding inthe wall. Cast Iron Floor / Nabni traps (Ref IS : 3989 - 1984) are specified to have following characteristics := Designation / diameter / size] Diameter of Total Weight (approx.) Description (nominal bore of outlet) | inlet grating depth of each Wap Cast iron floor traps 50 mm 100 mm 175 mm 2.5 kg 75 mm 100 mm 225 mm 438 kg 100 mm 200 mm, 296 mm 75 kg Cast iron nahni traps - 50mm 165 mm 175 mm 55 kg 75 mm 165 mm 225 mm 65 kg