Depth of Plinth beam - Settlement in Plinth beam on Site - Reinforcement Details for RCC Structure

[@RajinderSingh-yw2df]

Thanks a lot for providing us such a pwerful knowledge . Sir lots of love u from jammukashmir

[@Soundaryamk]

Really useful.. Thank you.. Practical knowledge.. We are lacking in it...

[@janhavioza8613]

Sir. @3:30 you said there is settlement due to improper compaction of soil. Would that mistake lead to failure by any chance?

[@zain-ab5123]

If I may answer, it may not necessarily affect the structural integrity of the building. In fact one of main reasons why plinth beam is provided is to cater for any possible settlement of the soil underneath. If there are no plinth beams and the bricks are stacked right above the soil, yes, the settlement would affect the masonry works

[@janhavioza8613]

@@zain-ab5123 Thanks ma'am!

[@raviperka5697]

No man! there will be no failure in future because the loads from super structure will distribute to plinth beam not to that below plinth beam work...and that wall or PCC under the plinth beam only for level and rod bending and shuttering purpose only...

[@janhavioza8613]

@@raviperka5697 thank you sir.

[@raviperka5697]

@@janhavioza8613 ur well come my dear...

[@isxaqiman7367]

Thank you sir it’s very helpful indeed

[@suhailrangrez1594]

But it's very good sir..😍

[@syedquayyum8909]

Walaikum assalam

[@exploringselfbeing9878]

How to fix if the soil below plinth beam is eroded ????

[@subhasbabu2007]

Is there any Justification for 18 inches Plinth beam depth?

[@jerinmathew4899]

Thank you sir. Could you pls make a video on laying reinforcement for slabs

[@guduruharshavardhan2144]

The minimum thickness of a bar in a column is 12mm not 10mm.

[@nesarkhawrin1613]

Very good sir

[@sayanbanerjee8727]

sir what.is the difference between plinth beam, tie beam & footing beam, uska vedio bana dije

[@booksourexistence2153]

Thanks a lot sirji

[@shivayadav6641]

Thank you... sir

[@allahbux7173]

in this footing or beam 12×12 inch. how many story we can made.. first floor and second floor can make. for living upward and downword shops

[@sheikhsalmanshakir]

BRO PLZ MAKE A VIDEO FOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "BRICK" AND "CONCRETE BLOCKS" AND WHICH SHOULD WE USE..........PLZ MAKE A VIDEO.

[@qarinadiralifaisalabad5459]

Good work

[@AtreyapuramSpecialPutharekulu]

Nice sir

[@SABKUCHSIKHEMMJ]

MashaAllah

[@kukakuki1658]

Totally wrong. Min dia of steel is 12 mm for column and 8 mm for stirrups and every column should be of equal size....i can see non technical inputs in your work.

[@civilengineeringworld3532]

No column size will differ according to structural loading...

[@pavanvade2466]

Sir please say dimensions in meters

[@shahriarfardin777]

These shops look very small .

[@MrSonipradeep]

जंगल मे दुकान बन रही है क्या

[@FarhanAli-pd8ro]

Good

[@raviperka5697]

Are you Mason or engineer? Tell the dimensions in mm or cm why r you telling them in inches? And IAM working as an engineer in a construction company in my projects there is no drawing shows inches and there is slightly difference b/w inches to cm r mm.

[@janhavioza8613]

Hey First thing. Being an engineer not a good sign insult the other. I am in pre-final year and the places where i have worked all of'em use inches and feet. And sir works in dubai,that might be the trend there. Questioning him to be a mason won't do any good.

[@raviperka5697]

@@janhavioza8613 yeah IAM sorry bro...

[@janhavioza8613]

@@raviperka5697 appreciated 😇

[@aqtabahmmad3014]

Hello Ravi, It is not about your uses mm or m. But it varies by locations. Some people at different cities prefer inches or feets but all the companies or some uses mm or m. At varies by location you work. But as an engineer I will say every engineer should be fit or should be ready to work at in the both cases, whether it is inches or mm. Thank you.

[@raviperka5697]

@@janhavioza8613 tq..

[@suhailrangrez1594]

Sir plzz language Cheng kro...

[@rajupitlamudhiraj.7422]

Clear bhoolo