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This Presentation about Brick Masonry with a Beautiful Slides. This presentation covers - Brick Masonry Definition, Type of Bricks, General Principals, Bonds of Bricks, Other Bonds, Junction in Walls, Bonds in Pires, Retraining Wall, Design of Retraining Wall, Strength of Brick Masonry, Reinforced Brickwork. Hope You Enjoy!
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BURNT BRICK CLASSIFICATION:FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, THIRD CLASS ,FOURTH CLASS BRICKS
TEST ON BRICKS.
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2. A brick is building material used to make walls,
pavements and other elements
in masonry construction.
Traditionally, the term brick referred to a unit
composed of clay, but it is now used to denote any
rectangular units laid in mortar.
Bricks are produced in numerous classes, types,
materials, and sizes which vary with region and time
period, and are produced in bulk quantities.
About
Brick
3. How are they
made?
Bricks are made from wetting clay which you press it into
a mould and then bake the clay in an oven until it is hard.
6. First Class
Bricks
These are thoroughly burnt and or of deep red, cherry
color.
These should be free from flaws ,cracks and stones.
The surface should be smooth and rectangular ,with
parallel ,sharp and straight edges and square corners
These should have uniform texture
Water absorption should be 12-15% of its dry weight
when immersed in cold water for 24 hours.
Uses :
These bricks are recommended for pointing, exposed
facework in masonry structures.
7.
8. Second
Class Bricks
These are supposed to have the same requirements as
the first class bricks
Small cracks and distortions are permitted.
A little higher water absorption of about 16-20% of its
dry weight is allowed
The crushing strength should not be less than 7.0
n/mm^2.
Uses :
These are recommended for all masonry works
9. Third Class
Bricks
These are under burnt.
They are soft and light colored producing a dull sound
Water absorption is about 25% of dry weight
Uses:
It is used for building temporary structures
10. Fourth Class
Bricks
These are over burnt and badly distorted in shape and
size and brittle in nature.
Uses:
The ballast of such bricks is used
for foundation and road metal.
11. Common brick: it is a general multipurpose unit
manufactured economically without special reference
to appearance.
Facing brick: these are made primarily with a view
to have good appearance and texture
Engineering bricks: these are strong impermeable
smooth.
Manufacture:
Handmade: these bricks are hand molded .
Machine made: depending upon mechanical
arrangement, bricks are known as wire cut bricks.
13. Solid: small holes not exceeding 25% of the
volume of the brick are permitted
Perforated: small holes may be exceed 25% of
the total volume of the brick
Hollow: the total of holes which need not be small,
may exceed 25% of the volume of the brick
Cellular: holes closed at one end exceed 20% of the
value
16. The art of laying bricks in mortar in a
proper systematic manner gives
homogeneous mass which can withstand
forces without disintegration, called brick
masonry
18. Terms
The surfaces of a brick have names:
Top and bottom surfaces are beds.
Ends are headers and header faces.
Sides are stretchers or stretcher
faces.
20. The coordinating dimensions are a measure of the
physical space taken up by a brick together with the
mortar required on one bed , one header face and one
stretcher face.
The working dimensions are the sizes to which
manufacturers will try to make the bricks.
21. Frog
The depression provided in the face of a brick during
its manufacturing.
Depth of frog in a brick should be 10 to 20mm
Frog should be upward. Why?
22. Course
Each horizontal layer of bricks laid in mortar in any brick
work is called coarse.
Mortar Joints
Mortar placed horizontally below or on the top of a brick is
called a bed. Mortar placed vertically between bricks is
called a perpend.
23. Bats
The portions mad by cutting standard bricks across
their width are known as brick bats.
These are named according their fraction of full length
of a standard brick.
24. Closers
The portions made by cutting across their length in such
a manner that their one stretcher face remains uncut or
half cut.
25. Quoins
The external corners of walls are called quoins
The brick which form the external corner is known as
quoin brick.
26. Requirements
The usual functional requirements of a masonry wall
include:
i) Adequate strength to support imposed loads
ii) Sufficient water tightness
iii) Sufficient visual privacy and sound transmission
iv) Appropriate fire resistance
v) Ability to accommodate heating, air conditioning,
electrical, and plumbing equipment
vi) Ability to receive various finish materials
vii) Ability to provide openings such as doors and
window
27. Bonds
The arrangement of bricks in brick work so that the vertical
joints do not come over each other.
Bonds in brick work is provided to achieve a united mass
as soon as practicable to suit the length, height and
thickness of brick work and stresses to which it is
subjected.
29. Stretcher
Bond
Only used for walls of half brick thickness (partition wall) ,
this is the only practical bond which can be used on a wall
of this thickness. To break the vertical continuity ½ brick
closer is provided in alternating courses
30.
31. Header
Bond
Header Bond also known as Spanish bond was a very
common bond for bearing walls. It is composed of header
bricks, set in rows that are offset ¾ of a brick as a quoin
brick in alternating courses, which produces a solid easy to
lay bond.
32.
33. English
Bond
The strongest bond
This bond maximizes the strength of wall
Pattern on the face of the wall shows distinctive courses
of headers & stretchers.
34.
35. Flemish
Bond
Not such strong as English bond
Decorative pattern on face of the wall shows alternate
headers & stretchers in each with the headers centered
under and over stretchers in adjacent courses.