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3 – BSABE - B
Location:
North to South
Loads:
Soil Type:
The soil bearing capacity of the soil is greater than the load of the building
therefore, clay is suitable.
The floor area (45 m2) capacity is based on the equipment, table, incubation
shelves and others parts of the laboratory room.
Structure:
Roof
5.1.2 Roofing materials should be G.I. sheet and other steel sheeting with
corrosion resistant coatings.
Ceilings
5.2.1 Ceiling shall be at least 2.4 m from the finished floor line.
Wall
5.3.1 The wall shall be concreted, smooth finished and properly painted.
Internal surface of the walls should be painted with white emulsion or latex
paint.
Wall is concrete, smooth finished and painted with white acrylic latex.
5.4 Windows
Window is installed with 16-mesh screen and 1 meter from the finished
floor line
Doors
5.5.1 Main doorways shall be at least 1.5 m wide to allow easier movement of
large equipment and facilities (e.g. laminar flow cabinets, photo-thermal
cabinets, and shelves).Door for staff, storage and chemical rooms should be
at least 0.8 m.
5.5.2 Doors and doorjambs shall be moisture and rust-resistant material.
Floor
Materials Computation:
Roofing
1. Divide the length of purlins along the gutter line by the effective width covering of one
sheet (1 ½ or 0.70 m)
11m
= 15.7 or 16 sheets in one row
0.70
2. The length of rafter is 4.7 meters, so a combination of 2.70 m and 2.40 m long G.I
sheet or 9 ft. and 8 ft.
B. Paint
1. Total roof inclined area.
A = 11 m x 4.7 m
= 51.7 x 2 sides
= 103.4 m2
2. The area coverage of Acrylic Roof Shield paint per galloon is 40 to 50 per square
meter. An average area, 45 sq. m. will be used
103.4 m2
= 2.29 say 3 gallons
45
C. Teks Screw
1. For 6 ft. long the number of teks screw needed for 1 sheet is 14 pcs and 18 pcs for 7
ft. So,
1280 pieces
=¿
pieces 1.2/2 box of 20 x 50 mmteks screw
800
box
D. Ridge Roll
1. The total length of ridge roll is 10 meters. Divide by the effective length of ridge roll
which is 2.2.
11m
= 5 pieces ridge roll
2.20
2. Determine how many ridge roll can be made out from one plain G.I sheet. Width of
plain sheet divided by width of ridge roll
90 cm
= 2.25 pieces of plain G.I sheet. Order 3 pieces.
45 cm
E. Purlins
4.7 m
= 8 spaces, so 9 purlins will be needed on each side
0.6 m
99 m
= 16.5 pcs x 2 sides = 33 pieces of 2’’ x 4’’ x 1.8 mm C Purlins
6m
?F. Truss
2. Divide the total length of angle bar needed by the standard length of angle bar (3
meters).
224.7 m
= 37.45 or 38 pieces of angle Bar
6m
3. Total number of angle bar needed since, the angle bar will be doubled.
38 pcs x 2 = 76 pieces of 2’’ x 2’’ x 4.5 mm Angle Bar
G. Ceiling
- Ceiling Joist
11m
= 27.5 say 28 spacing of joist
0.4 m
28 + 1 = 29 x 2 = 58 pieces at 4 meters or 14 ft
7m
= 18 spacing + 1 = 19 pcs x 3 = 57 pcs at 4 meters or 14 ft
0.4 m
- Ceiling Board
2. Using a 1.20 x 2.40 m. plywood, divide the area of the ceiling by the effective
covering of 2.88 m.
63 sq .m .
= 21.875 or 22 pieces of ¼’’ x 4’ x 8’ plywood
2.88 m
- Wood Screw
A = 7m x 11m
A = 77 m2
2. The area coverage of wood primer per gallon is 30 to 40 sq. m. An average coverage
per sq. m will be used, 35 sq.m
77 sq .m .
= 3 gallons wood primer
35 m
3. For Quick Drying Enamel as top coat, an average coverage of 35 sq. meters per
gallon ( 4 liters ) will be used.
77 sq .m .
= 3 gallons Quick Drying Enamel
35 m
11m
= 4.68 or 5 x 2 sides = 10 pieces gutter
2.35
3. Total width of gutter is 0.45 m or45 cm. Divide width of plain G.I sheet (90 cm) by 45
cm.
90 cm
=¿ 2 pieces derived from one Plain G.I Sheet
45 cm
10 pieces of gutter
= 5 pieces of 90 cm x 240 cm Plain G.I Sheet
2 piecesof gutter per 1 plain G. I sheet
BEAM
1. Volume of concrete
B. Reinforcement Bars
Total Length needed in one RSB needed (Left and Right Beams):
C. Stirrups
Length of 1 stirrup: 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.05 bend + 0.05 bend = 1.1 m
6m
Number of Stirrups in one RSB = = 5 pcs of stirrups
1.1m
414 m
m = 7.8 kg or 8 kg of # 16 Tie Wire
53
kg
POST
1. Volume of concrete
B. Reinforcement Bars
C. Stirrups
Length of outer stirrup = 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.05 bend + 0.05 bend = 1.3 m
6m
Number of Stirrups in one RSB = = 4 pcs of stirrups
1.3 m
Length of outer stirrup = 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.05 bend + 0.05 bend = 0.9 m
6m
Number of Stirrups in one RSB = = 6 pcs of stirrups
0.9 m
D. Tie Wires
2, 200 + (11 ends x 8 intersections x 2 for double ties) = 2, 376 pcs of 30 cm long
tie wire
820.8 m
m = 15.48 or 16 kg of # 16 Tie Wire
53
kg
WALLL
5. Total Area:
B. Mortars
4. Wall in anteroom
A = 10.72 m2
5. Total Area:
6. In determining the volume quantity of cement and sand a class B mixture will be
used. A 10 x 20 x 30 cm CHB requires 0.522 bags of cement and 0.0435 cu.m of sand
per square meter.
C. Reinforcement Bars
By area method:
3. Wall in division
A = 14.4 m2
4. Wall in anteroom
A = 10.72 m2
Vertical Reinforcement:
= 26 + 14 + 8 + 6
= 54 pcs of 12 mm Ø RSB
Horizontal Reinforcement:
= 30 + 15 + 8 + 6
= 59 pcs of 10 mm Ø RSB
D. Tie wires
By area method:
A 40 cm vertical spacing and 2 layers horizontal spacing of reinforcement
at 30 cm long ties would consume 0.065 kg of tie wire per sq. meter.
1. Left and Right wall
A = 52.8 m2
A = 27 m2
27 m2 x 0.065 = 1.75 kg
3. Wall in division
A = 14.4 m2
4. Wall in anteroom
A = 10.72 m2
E. Plaster
A=3mx5m
A = 15 m2
3. Wall in division
4. Wall in anteroom
6. The quantity of cement and sand will be determined using a Class A mixture at 25
mm thick plaster. It would require 0.450 bags of cement and 0.025 cubic meter of sand
per square meter.
F. Paint
A=3mx5m
A = 15 m2
3. Wall in division
4. Wall in anteroom
6ss
TIE BEAM
1. Volume of concrete
B. Reinforcement Bars
1. By direct counting the number of RSB is determined.
Total length needed of one RSB needed Front and Back tie beams:
Total Length needed in one RSB needed in left and right beams:
C. Stirrups
Length of 1 outer stirrup: 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.05 bend + 0.05 bend = 1.3 m
6m
Number of Stirrups in one RSB = = 4 pcs of stirrups
1.3 m
Length of outer stirrup = 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.05 bend + 0.05 bend = 0.9 m
6m
Number of Stirrups in one RSB = = 6 pcs of stirrups
0.9 m
Number of Stirrups in longer beam = 56 pcs stirrups x 2 tie beam = 112 stirrups
D. Tie Wires
1, 760 + 880 + (10 ends x 8 intersections) = 2, 720 pcs of 30 cm long tie wire
Footing
1. Volume of concrete
C. Reinforcement Bars
Length of RSB needed = 0.8 + 0.5 hook + 0.5 hook = 0.9 m
6m
= 6 pcs of 0.9 m long can be created in 6 meter long RSB
0.9 m
129. 6 m
m cuts = 21.6 or 22 pcs of 16 mm Ø RSB
6
RSB
D. Tie Wires
6 x 6 = 36 pcs
118.8 m
m = 2.24 kg or 3 kg of # 16 G.I Tie Wire
53
kg
FLOOR
B. Reinforcement Bars
1. Horizontal RSB
9m
=30 x 5 m = 150 m
0.3 m spacing
150 m
= 25 pcs of 12 mm Ø RSB
6m
2. Vertical RSB
5m
=17 x 9 = 153 m
0.3 m spacing
153 m
= 25.5 or 26 pcs of 12 mm Ø RSB
6m
C. Tie Wires
1. Number of intersections need to be tied:
158.1m
m = 2.9 kg or 3 kg of # 16 G.I Tie Wire
53
kg
D. Tiles
1. Area of floor = 5 m x 9 m = 45 m2
A = 45 m2