When casting Concrete, we remove the dummy plate. We only keep the bolts open. Later when the Concrete has set properly, we bring the dummy plate and fit it in the bolts then tighten it with the nuts
@Dee900 Concerning Concrete grades with their prospective mix ratios, To make concrete we use CEMENT, SAND, AGGREGATES and also water which are mixed with a certain ratio and concrete is cast and put in a square cube and then put in a water for 28 days and afterward, it is tested in a compression testing machine. The compressive stress result is known as the “grade of concrete”. It is expressed in N/mm² or Mpa Example: G25, Its doesn't matter which mix ratios you make so long as you attain the required Compressive strength Mix ratios differ from location to another, what matters is the grade The quality of sand is the one that dictates the mix ratio due to the silt content in the sand. Good Sand has low silt content in it and vise versa. When you put sand in a transparent test tube and pour water and then stir, leave the mixture to settle, there will be three layers. Sand at the bottom silt in the middle and water on top If the silt content is high, you will need to add more Cement. First confirm the silt content of Sand in your new location or different country of your new project before following mix ratios that are taught in class. On some occasions, sand is washed to reduce the silt content in it. In summary, mix ratios differ in different countries due to the difference in the quality of Sand in different countries or locations. Your mix ratio is correct in your country, it will change when you move to Vietnam or to India or in Philippine. [what is important to note and untampered with is the grade of Concrete] Does that answer your question sir?
As an Engineer, I will always prefer the use of stone dust which is coarse aggregate crushed into an almost powdered form. Using this most times eliminates the risk of silt and clay that can be sometimes seen in some samples of sand. This will also help increase the compressive strength of concrete. In my country, the Government prefers to recommend the use of stone dust especially when constructing 600×600×150 mm Lined drains for Roads. The lesser the presence of silt and clay in Sand to be used for concrete work, the stronger the concrete will be. Cube Tests can be used to determine the set of concrete cubes that would come out stronger (that is those that sand was used to form the concrete and those that stone dust was used). A compressive crushing machine can easily reveal the strength of concrete cubes after curing in water. Concrete gets to maximum strength after 28 days. Well-done, nice explanation and video.👍🏽
Yeah true, I agree with you 100% Engineer Stone dust will create a stronger bond with cement after setting compared to sand Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge and experience with us, I do really appreciate bro
Bolt placement is off the main reinforcement.. On my opinion it should be 50mm in, so as the plate base area cover the crossectional area of the civil column
While casting Concrete for the r.c column ( I mean the short one - the stub column) And also the ground beam, we temporarily place the plate in, so as to avoid mistakes. We maintain diagonals at every stage. What is important is to ensure that the plates fit properly Then the rest, such as as T section columns, primary beams and secondary beams are fabricated on site. They are fabricated following what is already built, we cannot follow the plan or drawing when doing the metallic fabrications because maybe masons might have made a mistake of 2mm or 5mm etc that might bring problems when fitting so what we do, we fabricate everything on site. I hope it helps, in case of any clarification that you may need I'm available
Very nice video and information...can you please inform what is the section you used for the steel columns , primary beams, secondary beams and angle bracings??
For steel columns, we used T Sections For primary beams, we used T sections For secondary beams, we used T sections For bracings, we used the angle bracings or what we call the angle bar did that answer your question, let me know!
Thanks so much for the video, Terrazzo is what I do for a living, hw can I get colored chippins like brown and greenish, nd yellow colors cause I only hv access to black nd white only. Two hw can I get those pads as well? Thanks.
I am in lagos Nigeria, how much will it cost build a steel tower tank stand for 6000 liters of water of 1500 each of the plastic tank. Steel tank stand 1.8m x 2.4m x 12m high. And what size of steel sections would you recommend for such project?
I live in a different country bro but what I can do is sending you a list of materials required from the Foundation up to the steel metal fixing and welding part. Then you can simply feed in the prices depending on the prices in your country Email me at ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com
My pleasure brother, I'm grateful that you find the content helpful, you can email me on ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com so that I can send you the details where you can donate I do really appreciate
It depends on the capacity of water the tank stand is intended to support whether 20,000 L or 10,000Litres etc Email me at ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com I send you a breakdown of different tankstands and the corresponding price range
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Is the dummy plate casted/ covered by the concrete
When casting Concrete, we remove the dummy plate. We only keep the bolts open. Later when the Concrete has set properly, we bring the dummy plate and fit it in the bolts then tighten it with the nuts
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Just found about your channel sir…I hope I can learn more from you cause am new to the profession
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Thanks for the good step by step info. Would you please show us how to do flooring of a bungalow
Another great video thank you 😊
I'm grateful that you find it helpful!
Ian, you are so helpful.
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Nice video
many thanks
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Thanks for this video sir. By the way sir grade 15 concrete has a mix ratio of 1:2:4 and grade 25 concrete has a mix ratio of 1:1:2
@Dee900
Concerning Concrete grades with their prospective mix ratios,
To make concrete we use CEMENT, SAND, AGGREGATES and also water which are mixed with a certain ratio and concrete is cast and put in a square cube and then put in a water for 28 days and afterward, it is tested in a compression testing machine. The compressive stress result is known as the “grade of concrete”. It is expressed in N/mm² or Mpa
Example: G25, Its doesn't matter which mix ratios you make so long as you attain the required Compressive strength
Mix ratios differ from location to another, what matters is the grade
The quality of sand is the one that dictates the mix ratio due to the silt content in the sand.
Good Sand has low silt content in it and vise versa.
When you put sand in a transparent test tube and pour water and then stir, leave the mixture to settle, there will be three layers. Sand at the bottom silt in the middle and water on top
If the silt content is high, you will need to add more Cement.
First confirm the silt content of Sand in your new location or different country of your new project before following mix ratios that are taught in class.
On some occasions, sand is washed to reduce the silt content in it.
In summary, mix ratios differ in different countries due to the difference in the quality of Sand in different countries or locations.
Your mix ratio is correct in your country, it will change when you move to Vietnam or to India or in Philippine. [what is important to note and untampered with is the grade of Concrete]
Does that answer your question sir?
@@ianconstruction that makes sense I had never thought of it that way thank you
As an Engineer, I will always prefer the use of stone dust which is coarse aggregate crushed into an almost powdered form. Using this most times eliminates the risk of silt and clay that can be sometimes seen in some samples of sand. This will also help increase the compressive strength of concrete. In my country, the Government prefers to recommend the use of stone dust especially when constructing 600×600×150 mm Lined drains for Roads. The lesser the presence of silt and clay in Sand to be used for concrete work, the stronger the concrete will be. Cube Tests can be used to determine the set of concrete cubes that would come out stronger (that is those that sand was used to form the concrete and those that stone dust was used). A compressive crushing machine can easily reveal the strength of concrete cubes after curing in water. Concrete gets to maximum strength after 28 days.
Well-done, nice explanation and video.👍🏽
Yeah true, I agree with you 100% Engineer
Stone dust will create a stronger bond with cement after setting compared to sand
Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge and experience with us, I do really appreciate bro
Bolt placement is off the main reinforcement.. On my opinion it should be 50mm in, so as the plate base area cover the crossectional area of the civil column
While casting Concrete for the r.c column ( I mean the short one - the stub column)
And also the ground beam, we temporarily place the plate in, so as to avoid mistakes. We maintain diagonals at every stage. What is important is to ensure that the plates fit properly
Then the rest, such as as T section columns, primary beams and secondary beams are fabricated on site. They are fabricated following what is already built, we cannot follow the plan or drawing when doing the metallic fabrications because maybe masons might have made a mistake of 2mm or 5mm etc that might bring problems when fitting so what we do, we fabricate everything on site.
I hope it helps, in case of any clarification that you may need I'm available
Very nice video and information...can you please inform what is the section you used for the steel columns , primary beams, secondary beams and angle bracings??
For steel columns, we used T Sections
For primary beams, we used T sections
For secondary beams, we used T sections
For bracings, we used the angle bracings or what we call the angle bar
did that answer your question, let me know!
Thanks I have identified muy mistakes from ur video
You are most welcome Godfrey, I'm grateful it helps
Thanks so much for the video, Terrazzo is what I do for a living, hw can I get colored chippins like brown and greenish, nd yellow colors cause I only hv access to black nd white only.
Two hw can I get those pads as well? Thanks.
I'm not so sure of the country that you are in but soon, I'm rolling out affiliate links where you can get all these tools and materials
I am in lagos Nigeria, how much will it cost build a steel tower tank stand for 6000 liters of water of 1500 each of the plastic tank. Steel tank stand 1.8m x 2.4m x 12m high. And what size of steel sections would you recommend for such project?
I live in a different country bro but what I can do is sending you a list of materials required from the Foundation up to the steel metal fixing and welding part.
Then you can simply feed in the prices depending on the prices in your country
Email me at ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com
Good video brother man. I don't know if u have a cash app or any account we can donate to for you to keep spreading knowledge . keep it up!
My pleasure brother, I'm grateful that you find the content helpful, you can email me on ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com
so that I can send you the details where you can donate
I do really appreciate
What's the total cost
It depends on the size, you can email me on ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com I'll break dow the prices for you
what will design for 5000liter tank
regards sir
P.S.Sawant
Just follow similar steps in the video but then instead of 6 pads, Consider 4 only
How much does it cost?
It depends on the capacity of water the tank stand is intended to support whether 20,000 L or 10,000Litres etc
Email me at ianconstruction.yt@gmail.com I send you a breakdown of different tankstands and the corresponding price range
@@ianconstructionare you in Uganda
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