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This is no doubt of help to the engineers, besides that this will help those who are busy with plastering work or intend to plaster the walls of their homes, offices and other buildings.
By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to estimate the quantity of cement and sand required.
I have discussed the topic by illustrating how to calculate Cement and sand required for plastering.
You will also be able to calculate the required number of Cement bags in plaster.
This will definitely help you in saving some bucks by being exact and precise about the construction requirements and quantities of the materials used.
So watch this tutorial till the end to estimate the quantity of plaster work for any area.
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[@civilengineeringhr8503]

Very useful

[@CivilTutor]

Glad to hear that

[@user-xc1yk8bi1l]

For the thickness of plaster why did you times it by 0.003

[@user-ur6nq2vm1k]

So wonderful

[@onlinegoodssouthafrica2686]

Maybe do a new one for south africa where we work with cubic meter. I really enjoy your videos 👍👍👍 cubic feet is a bit confusing. And also when your ratio is 1:4 or 1:6 do you work on 1 50kg bag of cement or 2 50kg bags of cement. Cant wait to see the video

[@bhuvanshortfilms]

sir,
at 2:24 min.
Thickness of plaster is 13mm ×0.003 is correct.Because is
It will be 13mm÷1000mm=0.13 ft ÷0.3048 = 0.042 ft

[@ZohaibKhan-qw4bu]

To convert wet volume into dry volume in plaster value is = 1.35
But to convert wet.V into dry.V in Slab concrete value is = 1.54
Correct me if i am wrong

[@mwitanyantora4542]

Dear Sir/madam please our calculation are very well .

[@mustafazahoor4521]

Nice

[@alwiidavidandrew8145]

Thanks

[@PankajSingh-me4th]

Nice contents

[@manindermangat2991]

Sir dry vol. Nikalne ke liye 1.35 kyu liya please describe it ?

[@johnmarkvillar1085]

how did you get the 1.35 for the wet volume?

[@williopoinvil]

It's a constant value
Also we can use 1,54 it's still the same

[@maliksulaimonekundayo8140]

1.54 is the standard wet volume

[@srinivasappala9163]

How much water to add for 300 sft wall plastering for wet volume 17CFt.

[@123rockstar2010]

@2:32 13mm*0.003 = 0.042ft?
Correction: That should be, 13mm * (1m/1000mm) * (3.28ft/1m) = 0.04264ft

[@shahnawaz_83]

Plz make a video on RR masonry

[@mohammedkhalandar1928]

Incomplete video.. Terms are not Described.. This one Not for Beginners

[@baiduibrahim6424]

Where do you get that 0.003

[@CivilTutor]

0.003 is a multiplication factor for converting mm to ft

[@ajitshinde8356]

If 18mm convrt in ft?

[@user-td9fv2ru6q]

thank you

[@user-eu9ui4we4p]

🌸💯

[@eugenecious]

Why constan of 1.34 while on members you use 1.54

[@izurich]

Why your dry volume 1.35 and not 1.54?

[@mustafamohammed7484]

What is the volume of water

[@plumbergyan]

Please hindi main video banayi

[@mohamedreeza1576]

Is your cement bag based on 50 kg???

[@CivilTutor]

Yes

[@rubankumard5572]

Anyone please explain what we get 1.35 factor
Like 20% void for sand remains?

[@123rockstar2010]

The factor of 1.35 for plaster likely reflects the average shrinkage that occurs during the drying of plaster mixes. Plaster is typically composed of different materials compared to concrete, and its particle arrangement and properties can lead to different shrinkage characteristics. The lower multiplier of 1.35 suggests that plaster undergoes less overall shrinkage during the drying process compared to concrete.
Soure: www.google.com/search?q=multiplier+for+wet+volume+to+dry+volume+of+plaster+is&rlz=1C1GCEA_enPH966PH966&oq=multiplier+for+wet+volume+to+dry+volume+of+plaster+is&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i160.21335j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[@kiranundekar]

When Slab or other structure having rebar why notthis quality deducting from total concrete quality

[@yogeshgoyal5133]

13×.003 why in video (2:27 minute)

[@karuppasamyperumal5036]

13÷25.4 = 0.51 Answer Correct Ah Sir .... 0.042 How is it Sir....13x0.0394=0.51

[@rubankumard5572]

13 mm we convert to ft which means 1 feet 304.8mm so 13/304.8= 0.0426ft

[@baiduibrahim6424]

How do you get 1.35

[@CivilTutor]

Consider 20% bulking of sand + 15% wastage

[@k.azovenyo]

Conversion of mm to ft is 0 X 0.0394
i.e 13 X 0.0394= 0.042 cubic feet
13 X 0.003= 0.039 (which should be corrected).
Good videos Sir👍🏻 keep uploading as we keep learning.

[@rohitpawar7154]

Hello I am confused plss explain again in chat box

[@star-em6dk]

13mm×0.003=?

[@123rockstar2010]

@2:32 13mm*0.003 = 0.042ft?
Correction: That should be, 13mm * (1m/1000mm) * (3.28ft/1m) = 0.04264ft

[@ananthareddysomireddy7801]

What's 0.003

[@123rockstar2010]

@2:32 13mm*0.003 = 0.042ft?
Correction: That should be, 13mm * (1m/1000mm) * (3.28ft/1m) = 0.04264ft