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How to Use Rate Analysis of Brick Work Calculator| Rate Analysis of Brick Work Calculator

Brick work Rate Analysis Calculator

Important Point

  • What is Rate Analysis?
  • How to Use Rate Analysis of Brick Work Calculator
    • Step – 1. Select Area 
    • Step – 2. Mortar Ratio 
    • Step – 3. Brick Size
    • Step – 4. Fill Labour Charges
    • Step – 5. Fill Material Rate as Per Actual
    • Step – 6. Additional Cost in Rate Analysis
    • Step – 7. Rate of Brick Work as Per the Required Area
    • Step – 8. Print Button for Print Out
  • Rate Analysis of Brick Work Calculator
  • Material Calcution of Brick Masonry
    • Cement and Sand Calculation
      • Calculation of Cement
      • Calculation of Sand
  • Calculation of Brick Masonry for Labour
  • Waste in Brick Masonry
  • Extra Work Calculation in Rate Analysis of Brick Masonry

What is Rate Analysis?

The basis of arriving at a correct and reasonable rate per unit. Work or Supply for a particular item following its specification and detail survey of materials, labour, equipment, etc. as required for the unit work and their prevailing rates may be called as an analysis of rate.

How to Use Rate Analysis of Brick Work Calculator

This calculator is used for rate analysis of Brick work. Here we will see Step by step how this calculator works.

Step – 1. Select Area 

First Enter your Rate analysis area in Cu.m. as per shown in the below picture.

Brick work

Step – 2. Mortar Ratio 

Enter your Brick work Cement and Sand ratio as per shown in the below picture. (Cement and Sand ratio in different cells)

Brick Work Mortar

Step – 3. Brick Size

Enter your Brick Size like length, breadth and height in mm as per shown in the below picture. (Length, Breadth and Height in different cells)

Brick Size

 

Step – 4. Fill Labour Charges

Enter your labour charges rate like Mate rate, Mason rate, Helper rate and coolie rate as per shown in the below picture. ( Mate, Mason, Helper, and Coolie rate in different cells)

Labour Chargers

Step – 5. Fill Material Rate as Per Actual

Enter your material rate like bricks, cement and sand as per shown in the below picture. ( Enter Bricks, Cement and Sand all are in different cells)

Material rate

 

Step – 6. Additional Cost in Rate Analysis

Check your further details like wastage percentage, other extra charges, water charges and contractor profit percentage. If any are changed as per your requirement than a change in cells that are shown in below cells.

Wastage

Step – 7. Rate of Brick Work as Per the Required Area

After completing the above 6 steps final answer given last cells that’s are Cost of 10 Cu.m. that are shown in the below picture.

Brick Masnory

 

Step – 8. Print Button for Print Out

if you required to print your plastering work calculation you can use print button option.

Print

Rate Analysis of Brick Work Calculator

Material Calcution of Brick Masonry

Size of actual brick dimensions of 190 mm * 90 mm * 90 mm

The volume of 1 brick with mortar = 198 * 198 * 98 ( 8 mm mortar thickness on all sides)

= 0.198 m  *  0.098 m * 0.098 m

The volume of a brick with mortar = 0.0019  Cum (m3)

Therefore, Number of bricks required for 1 Cum (m3) = 1/0.002 = 526 Nos.

Requirement of brick 10 cu.m. = 526 nos (1 cu.m = 526 nos. of brick) * 10 cu.m

So, 10 cu.m. brick work requirement of brick = 5260 nos. of brick requirement

Also, read: What Is EDM in Surveying | Type | Errors

Cement and Sand Calculation

Calculation of Cement

The volume of bricks without mortar

Volume of 1 brick without mortar = 190 mm *  90 mm * 90 mm

= 0.19 m * 0.09 m  * 0.09 m

The volume of 1 brick without mortar  =  0.001539 Cu.m. (m3)

The volume of 500 bricks without mortar = 526 nos.  * 0.001539 Cu.m. (m3)

The volume of bricks without mortar for 1 cum = 0.8095 Cu.m.  (m3)

So, The required amount of cement mortar = 1 Cum – Volume of bricks without mortar

  • Cement Mortar = 1 Cu.m. (m3) – 0.8095 Cu.m. (m3)

Required amount of cement mortar Required amount of cement mortar = 0.1905 Cu.m.(m3) (Wet Condition) = 0.1905 Cu.m. (m3)

Convert Dry volume of a mortar = 0.1905 Cu.m. *  1.33 = 0.2534 Cu.m.

Cement mortar ratio is 1:3 (1 cement : 3 fine sand)

The required amount of Cement quantity at brickwork =   0.2534 Cu.m. * (1/(1+3))

  • = 0.2534 * 0.25
  • = 0.06334 cu.m. cement requirement
  • Cement in k.g. = volume * density cement
  • Cement in k.g. = 0.06334 cu.m. * 1440 (1440 kg/m Density of cement for 50 k.g)
    • = 0.06334 * 1440 = 91. 2114 kg of cement of bag requied ment of cement in k.g.
    • = 91.2114 / 50 (one cemnent bag weight 50 k.g. only) = 1.825 bag
  • So, 10 cu.m. brick work requirement of cement =1.825 bag * 10 cu.m. = 18.26 bag

Calculation of Sand

Required amount of Sand = 0.2534 Cu.m. * (3/(1+3))

  • =0.1900 Cu.m. requierd of sand for 1 Cu.m.

So,

  • So, 10 cu.m. brickwork requirement of sand = 0.1900 Cu.m * 10 cu.m. = 1.90 cu.m.

Also, read: What Is Transit Theodolite | Theodolite Parts

Calculation of Brick Masonry for Labour

As per calculation of rate analysis in labor consumption per Cu.m. requirement as per our experience or CPWD book, this book public by Central Public Works Department, Government of India for easy calculation of the rate analysis, etc.

As CPWD Mate per cu.m. 0.4 of day Mate & Mason, Halper per cu.m. 0.8 of day, Coolie for water curing per cu.m. 0.4 of day

Waste in Brick Masonry

All measurements of cuttings shall unless otherwise stated, be deemed to include consequent waste.

Like brick masonry, Cement, and Sand wastage 2% as per IS code allowance

Extra Work Calculation in Rate Analysis of Brick Masonry

Extra Changes in rate analysis as per below

Other Charges 2 % Extra (Electrical, and site extra expense)

Add for Water Charge @ 1% on Items Marked

Add for Contractor’s Profit @15% on Items Marked

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Comments

  1. Roy Kurian says

    4th March 2021 at 9:05 am

    Good

    Reply
    • Krunal Rajput says

      4th March 2021 at 10:08 am

      Thanks

      Reply
  2. Shanthakumar B M says

    25th April 2021 at 5:08 pm

    Good & easy to learn for freshners .

    Reply
    • Krunal Rajput says

      25th April 2021 at 9:25 pm

      Thanks

      Reply
  3. Aditya swami says

    1st June 2021 at 8:37 pm

    Sir do we have this calculator in excel format please provide me

    Reply
  4. Aakash Kumavat says

    22nd June 2021 at 1:37 pm

    Rate Analysis is a very important for tendering, I am learning much and grateful things from this.
    Do share more Videos as well as methods for calculation in an easy manner as per the new technologies implies in the activity for doing job. Great experience for learning.
    Thank You for the valuable Information.

    Reply
  5. Trendzstyle says

    17th January 2022 at 3:31 pm

    How to find the bricks work rate in effective with example expained in detail to get the right idea thanks for this one example to me example very clearly.

    Reply

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