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In this video, the wastage of construction materials is explained. The allowable percentages is also explained.
Concrete Materials:
Concrete pouring or placing time & during loading, transportation lot of concrete it will be waste. So normally concrete wastage 3% considered.
Tiles Materials:
Tiles loading, transportation and placing time lot of broken and cutting it will happen.
Tiles wastage normally 5% Considered.
Paint Materials:
Paints applying at the time some paints it will fall on the ground.so during time wastage it will be happen.
Paints wastage normally 2% Considered.
Granite Materials:
Granite materials loading, transportation and placing time lot of broken and cutting it will be happened.
Granite wastage normally 5% to 8% will be considered.
Bricks Materials:
Bricks materials loading, transportation and placing time lot of broken and cutting it will happen.
Bricks wastage normally 5% will be considered
Cement Materials:
Cement materials loading, transportation, mixing, shifting & placing time lot of wastage it will happen.
Cement materials wastage normally 1.5% to 2% will be considered.
Coarse Aggregate Materials:
Coarse aggregate materials loading, transportation and placing time lot of wastage it will happen.
Coarse aggregate materials wastage normally 5% will be considered.
Fine Aggregate Materials:
Fine aggregate materials loading, transportation and placing time lot of wastage it will happen.
Fine aggregate materials wastage normally 10% will be considered.
Structural Steel Materials:
Structural steel materials fabrication time lot of cutting and wastage it will be happened.
Structural steel materials wastage normally 5 to 10% will be considered.
Allowable wastage of construction materials
1. Cement – 2%
2. Concrete – 2% to 3%
3. Sand - 10 %
4. Steel – 3%
5 Structural steel - 5%
6. Tile – 5 %
7. Aggregates – 5%
8. Bricks – 5%
9. Blocks – 5%
10. Paint – 2% to 5%
11. Granite – 10%
12. Marble – 10%
13. Shuttering ply – 5%
14. Morter -1 to 2%
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Namaskar to all Welcome to knowledgehub channel Let's
learn together Today we are going to see
construction material wastage during execution
Whenever we construct we have material wastage
We cannot avoid it and cannot stop it
But how much material is allowable How
much material wastage can we see If there
is wastage after that it is our loss
So how much waste is there
We'll talk about it later
The factor of construction material waste
Construction material wastage factor
means we know this factor that whenever
we purchase material we add wastage percentage in it and ask for material
Later when constructing the shortage of materials will not increase
So today we will see in which activities construction material is wasted
And at the end of the video we will see what
the percentage is And what is the percentage of the allowable limit
We will see that as well according to the IS standard
At the end of the video we will see that
Concrete materials
Concrete material wastage during pouring and placing
When we do concreting loading or transportation
We transport concrete from one place to another This occurs at that time
After this you will see the matter of tiles
Tiles loading transportation
And after that the cutting the proper piece in it
According to that as per requirement
we cut tiles The piece that remains
in it its wastage is there After that we will see the matter of paint
When it comes to paint during the painting process
So while painting the paint that drips down
there is some waste
After that we will look at mortar
When we do plastering with mortar
a lot of mortar falls down Because
of that there is wastage
Reinforcement of
steel Cutting winding
Like the required steel bar When we cut it according to
its required shape and size
So the pieces that remain in it
Now if the piece is over 1 meter then we can use it
But if it is under 1 meter then it is counted as waste
It is considered waste
That steel bar Granite
During loading transportation and placement of granite
A lot of broken pieces remain in it
As per the requirement there is waste after cutting
Then brick materials
Loading transportation and placement of brick materials
While constructing a small piece remains
So its waste is there
Cement material
Loading and transportation
Mixing Hand mixing or machine mixing
During mixing or transportation
At that time cement waste is also present
So today we will see its detailed percentage
What is the allowable limit
of this material According to
the IAS standard 2% of cement
After that 2-3% of concrete
But according to the IAS standard 2% is also
considered 10% of sand 3%
of reinforcement steel
5% of
structural steel After
that 5% of
tiles Aggregates 10mm
20mm 40mm 5% of that
5% of the bricks
5% of blocks such as AEC blocks and concrete blocks
5% of that
2% of paint
2% is considered as 5%
But according to the IAS standard 2% is considered
10% of granites
10% of marble
5% of shuttering plywood
Shuttering is
done Ply cutting
is done 5% of that After
that mortar We
use plastering
Cement and sand
mix 2% of that
Just like we apply plaster to walls
We use 2% of that These
are some basic standard
materials The allowable
limit of wastage is 1% As per IAS
standard While doing construction
We have to deal with this much waste
More than this it is
harmful To minimize
this wastage we have to do proper
supervision And work
properly So that there is no more wastage
And there is no loss
So it is very important to
take care of wastage In some projects materials
like cement and steel are given
free from the client or government
So at that time
when they do recovery
or reconciliation so
as per this wastage
standard they do reconciliation And then billing So
as per this standard
2% of cement and steel waste
And 3% of reinforcement
steel If it is concrete then
2% So according to this
standard they do recovery
So at that time it is
very important to take care of wastage
Like skillful execution
proper supervision To
minimize this wastage
there are many practices in construction
For example if there is a cement mortar
If cement mortar is kept in plastic
then below
there is a bag of cement
which is kept in an empty bag
If you keep the plastic in an empty
bag then you can reuse the mortar
There are many factors
like this By using them you
can minimize the wastage of construction material
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