How to find Number of Bricks in Wall

This video shows how to find the number of bricks in the wall.
Number of bricks in wall can be determined by the formula.
No of bricks = Volume of wall/ Volume of 1 brick with mortar.
Step by step method has been followed in this video so watch this video complete to know about the method.
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[@civilengineering94]

Hello Guys! There is a single mistake in calculation, where I put 0.02 instead of 0.002. Please subscribe my new channel :) kzbin.info/door/FON1In_xIuPqWc_GGWawUQ

[@saqibimran4765]

I have explained it sir i really like your teaching method very easy and helpfull sir

[@civilengineering94]

@@saqibimran4765 Thanks

[@Kam27892]

Civil Engineering I was about to say this

[@Kam27892]

You haven’t divided it with 10^9

[@kuldeep_bisht]

Yaaa ...

[@pardeepmalik9418]

great LOVELY method to teach salute u boss

[@saqibimran4765]

correct answer is 0.002 dear because in this tutorial the guider say that from 10 cubic meter comes 500 bricks but we know that 1 cum =500 bricks so 10 × 500 =5000 and by dividing 10/0.002 we also get 5000 bricks

[@n.kalpanarao1437]

Tq uu very much

[@Cat_Shala]

Sahi bola Bhai

[@owaissunasara5429]

Correct guru

[@navedlodhi9676]

Qnty of brick required in 10 cub.m - 5000 nos

[@krupalgurudu2981]

Yes ur correct broo

[@rexricardo573]

I would ask about the meter square technic that consist to find how many brick in the square meter , it depend on the size of bricks .

[@jamesido5941]

Thanks boss Your explanation is far better and well understood.❤❤❤❤❤

[@civilengineering94]

You are most welcome

[@syeddilawer3956]

Method is very good..

[@mee7730]

Thanks brother, I wish you were my maths teacher.

[@engineermoon]

Fantastic sir

[@krsna679]

u explaine very easy ..thank u for this video thankssssssssssssssssss

[@civilengineering94]

Most welcome 😊

[@tapiwatsopotsa712]

Nicely explained thanks.

[@civilengineering94]

Glad it was helpful!

[@macfarlanesuhara3641]

Is the with of the wall same as the with of the brick..asking coz i think the thickness of the wall depends on d with of the brick

[@abshirhusseinabdulahi7036]

How many bricks are needed to built Ahall of a land 20Meter *12Meter and how many columns and window are needed?

[@softskill6270]

2000000 cubic metre is 0.002 cubic metre

[@gouniyalukcomrade3991]

2000000 cubic Mili metre = 0.002 cubic metre

[@stevenok.5044]

Is it also applicable for blocks?

[@jimmyvalezaIRONMAN]

Please take note that 2,000,000cu.mm. is equals to 0.002cu.m. As a result, we use 5,000pcs of bricks instead of 500bricks for this wall.

[@madhubhabu2187]

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[@kendismunalula3447]

Yes that should be right because that's what I also found before completing the video I did my calculation so that I can compare with my findings. I also found 5000 blocks.

[@EbitariData]

Thanks

[@lalnuntluanga2960]

Can you tell me where did the wall width comes from? I don't know because we are just going to make ka walls by brick...so there's no wall before,, it's just going to be made?? Anyone??

[@fardowsamohamed1427]

Thanks

[@bathulaveerababu5921]

Very nice thank you sir

[@civilengineering94]

Most welcome

[@wheres_bears1378]

Very well explained

[@civilengineering94]

Glad it was helpful!

[@phyohtetkoko929]

Thanks For Teaching Sir

[@civilengineering94]

It's my pleasure

[@MunirAhmed-ox6hh]

Great

[@uplife7024]

Thank you so much sir

[@civilengineering94]

Most welcome

[@gouniyalukcomrade3991]

If 1cubic metre =500bricks then 10 cubic metre = 5000 brick no need this type of incorrect calculation

[@manoharan8464]

Thank you sir

[@civilengineering94]

Welcome

[@siddhusiddharthroy7190]

Tnq sir jiii

[@civilengineering94]

Welcome

[@ampemjoseph5448]

Please How do we determine a stress in a wall

[@SevetoNyekha]

Why use volume of wall or brick, when u can simply use the surface area to calculate it? And what about the area consumed by mortar?

[@gikaradi8793]

i put a cm in the lenth and a cm in the height of a brick to co-calculate mortar and i divide the surface of the wall with the surface of the "bigger" bricks but i diont know if im right or wrong .So lets say we have a wall 10x5 and the bricks are 19 in length and 6 in height(cm) ill give a cm on each dimension to include mortar and the brick gets up to 20x 7 =0.014m2 and then divide the 10x5 = 50 m2 of the wall with 0.014m2 and we need about 3572 bricks(!) .Do you think is that ok??

[@hamzabhullar6491]

Sir in case of square foot also tell this one

[@sajadwoodwork]

Nice lecture

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks and welcome

[@ashishpola1664]

How to convert cubic milimter to cubic meter please tell me

[@bipinsinghsankalmarvanshik5975]

Very good

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks

[@lubegajohnmary8608]

good presentation

[@civilengineering94]

Thank you

[@nayanabarot249]

the length of a break is 20cm . You want to make a line of a flower bed of bricks the length of a flower bed is 2 metre.then how many bricks will be arranged in a line?

[@ziaMoheBbi]

Sir i have subscribed your chanell . love your math , enge, explanation ect. Can you show me how to work out how much In (kg or tones ) gravell i need in the area of square meter in 1 put 5 cm in depth? If you can understand my explanatione

[@jibachhsahani3087]

Very nice sir, but I have one question if the opening is present in the wall in case what should we have to do? Plz explain briefly

[@civilengineering94]

You should take that area outisde.

[@jibachhsahani3087]

@CraZZy_SiD okay sir, I got it...

[@abduljamil]

Thank you It was nice explanation

[@civilengineering94]

Glad you liked it

[@sauravkoirala5531]

Can someone make me concept clear for breadth of wall

[@civilprem]

Nice#infzone

[@boisawmhaokip2964]

Height 2 feet length 44 feet how many brick are required

[@saqibimran4765]

its a mistake that he put 0.02 instead of 0.002 dears

[@ashishpola1664]

How to convert 2000000mmq to 0.002mmq please tell me

[@saqibimran4765]

@@ashishpola1664 Cubic Millimeters to Cubic Meters formula m³ =mm³ / 1000000000 so by the formula 2000000/1000000000 = 0.002 cubic meter. i think your mind will be clear about it.

[@ashishpola1664]

@@saqibimran4765 thanks for ur reply

[@saqibimran4765]

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[@muhammadjunaid195]

Sir jab mm cubic ko meter cubic may convert Kia to calculator pay to 0.002 answer ata ha

[@civilengineering94]

check pinned comment

[@marilkhulhouyang5737]

Sir plz tell me how many bricks required in 53ft high and breadh 16ft

[@sushantverma9980]

9085 bricks are required

[@kunalkokate3930]

9"= 7920 4"=3960

[@samiullahhamedi189]

there is a mistake in changing cubic mm to cubic m. therefore number of bricks will be 5000 for the same dimension wall.

[@civilgurujistudent407]

Yes sir don't worry sir by mistake

[@pardeepmalik9418]

yess but it is only calculation mistake which don't matter but THINK what we want to know how many bricks and we can now know it's much better

[@sheikhkais4140]

Sir plz tell how u convert 2000000 into metre cube. Ur answer is 0.02 but When we convert it comes into 0.002

[@saqibimran4765]

1 m = 1000 mm so we convert volume of brick to meter which is 100 × 200 × 100 with mortar 100/1000 = 0.1 200/1000 = 0.2 100/1000 = 0.1 so we get the volume of brick in meter now we multiply it 0.1 × 0.2 × 0.1 = 0.002 cum. i hope u can understand now completely dear.

[@ashishpola1664]

@@saqibimran4765 thank u sir... actually I know about this but while I m doing problem solving I m complity confused sir

[@n.kalpanarao1437]

@@saqibimran4765 tq uuu so much

[@ravitejas.n.v.529]

It is 5000, not 500

[@JoMP4102]

Can you make a video how to get the number of stirrups

[@civilengineering94]

Sure i will make

[@JoMP4102]

@@civilengineering94 oh that would be great..thank you😀😀😀

[@Sardaar_manpreet]

Length of column or beam÷ spacing of stirrups

[@shemawiz00]

Cement on brick doesn't go on all side

[@rajasekharkasthuri8563]

Not five hindered it is 5000

[@mdgelon8357]

he added 10 mm as mortar which is wrong. This mortar will be divided between two brick.

[@amersami3652]

5000 bricks is right,, by the ur method is very..... Only we have 2 remember 0.002..

[@pcginfo7270]

Thank you so much for simplifying the calculation it’s is most definitely helpful..I am not sure if you videos in the same manner for following items or not if not I would love to see . 1. How to calculate amount of concrete mix needed for building a foundation ( I do understand that this could be depended not on number of stories build in a building and also the condition of land on has on hand to deal with etc etc PS I am no civil engineer or construction manager just an ordinary person who likes to learn basics of engineering calculations) 2. How to calculate the area of a roof ( I.e. slanted height A shape roofs) 3. How to calculate proper amount of concrete mix and ratios. The list can go on an on but these are some in my mind that I thought I would share . Also it would be nice if you create a playlist of calculations and add videos in that list appropriately for viewers pleasure as one can binge watch . Thank you for your hardwork and effort to put this descriptive video.

[@civilengineering94]

Thank you for your comment. I will upload videos on these topics. Stay tuned

[@kashifsaeed6746]

Bhai ,ap inches n feet may batya kren .q k meters ko sub nhee jaantay ..ye common nhee hy common viewers may .

[@reshmareghu8089]

For 1m3 we need 500 bricks

[@chintanpatel5087]

Wt about sand calculation?

[@chintanpatel5087]

Make video on it sir

[@selimahammed7905]

Wrong there is a mistake 0.02=0.002 10m^3=5000no's 500no's/1m^3

[@civilgurujistudent407]

Sir 500 nhi 5000 lagaungi sir u will wrong please understand u

[@mohitbhardwaj9441]

Wall .230 ki kyo nhi li sir aapne

[@yamanzadav8741]

There is any tricks to directly know numbers of bricks

[@sagarswain5954]

Plz mention ur calculation😂😂

[@saqibimran4765]

1 m = 1000 mm so we convert volume of brick to meter which is 100 × 200 × 100 with mortar 100/1000 = 0.1 200/1000 = 0.2 100/1000 = 0.1 so we get the volume of brick in meter now we multiply it 0.1 × 0.2 × 0.1 = 0.002 cum. i hope u can understand now completely dear.

[@qutie5434]

Hey

[@saqibimran4765]

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[@rajveerbal9159]

Bhai itna dekhne ki zarurat nai sida hisab 100sft mein 450 brick lgti hai 4.5 vali line pe

[@proud2beindian-p4pakao]

Sir you did a mistake in converting vol of bricks from mm cube to m cube.

[@brain_mart8104]

yh

[@jigarpatel1727]

👍👍

[@khalidywkhan7976]

9انچ کی دیوار 8فٹ hight أور 50 lenht ہو تو اینٹے کتنے لگے گی

[@akashkamble5550]

1 brick volume with mortar will be 0.002 sirji not 0.02.... its gona be 5000 bricks in 10 m3

[@mathandithandi]

0.2m x 0.1m x 0.1m = 0.002cubic meter.....5000bricks

[@INDIASVOLVE]

Something went wrong i mean morter is extra

[@ravip-ss2fm]

Hi, india work is, No cm, need to feet So make for ur quantity Feet & feet q feets

[@basuboss6571]

Total bricks 5000

[@nagashaeyongv5573]

Yes , no of bricks are 5000 ... The lecturer converted it wrong from cumm to cum ...

[@raakeshbankapur6210]

Morter ?

[@RajaBabu-jp1wy]

Sir aap ye brick Ka size 190mmx90mmx90mm=1539000mm3 200mmx100mmx100=2000000mm3 hoga

[@javedhussain2597]

He added valume of mortar thats why increased all dimensions by 10mm

[@hlalelemohale7296]

Apart from that single mistake,you are explaining very well,but it shows how careful we must be in calculating eeeh, 🤔,just imagine the difference between 500 bricks and 5000 bricks🤭

[@civilengineering94]

:D

[@ashutoshamanta6143]

The Ans is 5000 bricks are required in this wall.

[@Akshay_TheIndianModel]

hello sirji its 0.002 not 0.02

[@civilengineering94]

Yes i mentioned in pinned comment , Thanks

[@nayanabarot249]

एक ब्रेक की लंबाई 20 सेमी है। आप ईंटों के एक फूल बिस्तर की एक पंक्ति बनाना चाहते हैं एक फूल बिस्तर की लंबाई 2 मीटर है। फिर एक पंक्ति में कितनी ईंटों की व्यवस्था की जाएगी? .. Pls मेरी मदद करो मुझे इसका जवाब चाहिए ..

[@gyantigga7524]

Please explain me in Hindi

[@prakashphavade6198]

20,00,000mm³=0.002m³

[@dhirajtrimbake2764]

Check your calculation their is mistake

[@senjatin2061]

1 M3 me hoti hai 500 bricks😂 10m3 me 10 into 500 equal to 5000 hui sir

[@dalimbarbhuiyan6280]

More confusing and wrong. Better to use of brick size in MKS system and no of brick will be 5000 for 10.00Cum brick wall

[@devendrasalunkhe1791]

Plz explain

[@MuhammadMudassar-pp6kw]

5000

[@aayan6569]

2000000/1000000000=0.002 is right answer and 5000 number of brick

[@civilengineering94]

yes I mentioned in pinned comment

[@rupeshpotbhare1109]

2000000 cubic mm to cubic m is 0.002

[@kishorekumohanty6142]

Ans. 5000

[@hedemkasa225]

5000 brick are required

[@nurejshaikh8870]

5000 bricks required because 1 m3 required 500 bricks &10 m3 = 5000 bricks

[@kswvidioyoutube8816]

Haha big mistake, 5m is more than 15 ft. 10m is 33 so lenght is 30ft and height will be 15 suppose, so 500 brick can't fill the 33*15, require more brick may be nearly 100.. I don't support this theory. Fall theory don't apply this

[@lalrinchhana2318]

Meter or motor 🥴

[@javedhussain2597]

Mortar It means the mixture of sand cement and water used to fix the bricks.

[@imrohankumar4608]

Glti h 5000

[@bristibiplab9630]

Sir calculation galat hei

[@sanketnanaware6398]

Sir conversation siklo pehale 😊

[@amitkumarpandey7363]

Your one brick volume calculations are wrong

[@omprakashmahawar5883]

The bricks are come out 5000

[@anku_ke_vlogs]

Its mortar not motar sir 😅

[@yashawantpandey5944]

Bro its wrong way to calculate bcz size of bricks are not indian

[@searvindkumar6681]

Not 500 it's 5000

[@northeastgirl430]

your calculation was wrong instead of 0.002 you write 0.02

[@bhargavpandya523]

Totaly wrong sir It's answer is 4919 no. Of bricks

[@amilamanoj2818]

wrong method.calculation is wrong.(cubic millimeter convert to the cubic meter) if u need to find brick quantity please calculate the wall area and divide by the one brick area

[@civilengineering94]

See pinned comment