Civil Engineering Basic Knowledge part -1

[@umarfaruk-lv8do]

This is a fantastic way of imparting basic knowledge of Civil engineering to fresher civil engineers. So grateful on this development.

[@hilalhikmat8297]

thanks

[@wimmerchyrmang9625]

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[@gurjindersingh3843]

Very important knowledge you have given sir.

[@nuuraali5555]

I'm Civil Eng. Living soomalia🇸🇴
During first yrs university. Thank you for you sharing this video.

[@thobiasngonyan7577]

Nice nunura the civil engineer

[@waterresourcecivilengineeringa]

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[@user-jg5nk7dg5c]

Hi

[@devimadkami2262]

I am also civil engineering .thank you for this video

[@randomstudio4973]

Thanks sir..this is very helpful.continue to make more design videos

[@mohammedshahwaz7854]

I am very glad to thank you very much for that guide line which you always provide to us on time sir

[@SyedJulArshil]

Thanks a lot sir. It will be help for all the freshers in civil engineering.

[@lidyomatuy2614]

This is so helpful, hope you make more videos in the future

[@tharakramsai7888]

This is valueble information boss thq.... upload many more video for us

[@danialrazzak1761]

Very important of basic knowledge civil sir Allah kush rakhe ap ko bhai

[@oshawottschamber1937]

Hey, thanks! You thought the basics so well.

[@factstar2477]

Yes sir looking for a bright ✨🔆 civil engineering future. And it would be successful by guidance of you.

[@Lrxxx321]

Currently doing HVAC but I wish I had known more about civil engineering when I was younger I would have taken a course but it is never too late

[@syedhamza2611]

Walaikumassalam wa rahmatullahi wa barkatuhu Sir
Thankyou so much for this amazing video Sir ❤️🙏🏻

[@sachinkeskar7820]

😂😅❤😊

[@sachinikahagalage5498]

It is very useful thank.
Good luck!

[@maahxaaf5446]

Informative video🙂👍🏻 thanks for sharing🙂

[@arkytectarchi11]

Thank you for your wonderful information bro❤️

[@samithani8318]

Thank you so much sir for giving us sach a easiest way of basic knowledge ☺️

[@jaikishansmspl39]

Good one for non-technical professionals.

[@abdulvahidpty]

For 1 metre cube only 500 standard bricks are needed

[@thebuddingrosarian1342]

Can you please explain how m

[@abdulvahidpty]

As per IS standard size of brick is 19*9*9
Considering mortar gap it becomes 20cm*10cm*10cm=.2m*.1m*.1m
500*.2*.1*.1=1m³
Therefore for 1m³ brick work we just need 500 bricks

[@ShivaSai-zg5oh]

As per google :sir you said correct 500....🤞👌👏🏻

[@rahulkolpyak5682]

​@@ShivaSai-zg5ohyoutuber also correct....bcz he considered 10% extra, if brick gets broken or damaged.

[@thelivetrader6393]

500 good answer

[@iftikharuddin6708]

Very Nice
Good explain, great information

[@iftikharuddin6708]

Great information
Thank you Mr Ayaz

[@bewayoyusuf9194]

Thanks bro 👍👍👍👍.. I have just listened to the video, it's educative

[@hyginusonyedika5095]

This is so helpful, thank very much sir

[@ManoloMontanez]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Allah will reward you, I get more idea from your video keep safe always

[@yousufshaik9266]

Ameen

[@princemmd4924]

MashAllah Sir g good work keep it up continues......

[@shanzehkhan4655]

So much explained well done

[@pawankalyan413]

Very important information sir thank you pls upload next part

[@shehabuddin6445]

Sir,it’s very helpful for us.I am from Bangladesh

[@Aaliyah_Matyevna]

I am just a 9 th grader. Looking forward for an engineering career..

[@viveksinhparmar2705]

That's great we need good engineer , hope u will be best one

[@ashleighdaniellafrancisco3873]

same

[@adarsshsingh7510]

Good luck bro but first complete your 12th

[@Aaliyah_Matyevna]

@@adarsshsingh7510 Yes. I will try my best.

[@heerpatel2904]

Ya same i am only in 7 and started planning to become civil engineer

[@mianwaliptitiger960]

Very informative and very good explanation

[@tauqeerahmad4910]

Sir, stair's angle depend on the plot area of the house. Isn't it? Or it's applicable on any sort of plot, or doesn't matter whether the plot's area is large or small?

[@Carlosmltr]

It should be applicable to almost any case, but would also depend on local regulations, and how much height you want to gain. There is a golden rule about stairs: 2xRiser + 1 step = aproximatedly 64 cm. This rule considers the natural step length of an average person and makes it effortless to use.

[@ameeruthaamee8499]

Thanks sir.. This is really helpfull

[@abdurrahim3605]

Thanks a lot
it is very helpful video.

[@filmyvlogkannada]

Good knowledge sir, thank you

[@tamilselvanchinnathambi]

Thank you for your civil engineering technic information video

[@siddharthm4761]

Thank you so much sir for the basic information.

[@maricruzsilva5856]

Where did you bought the pen you are using. I been searching for one, but cannot find it online.

[@MDRubelKhan]

this is cool. thanks for making this video.

[@HarshaVardhan-zg5qc]

I humbly thank you sir....
👌👏💚

[@zaidsheikh7324]

Thank you so much for Guide sir please make. a video for fresher prepration for job

[@pansulsharma9911]

Compressive strength of first class brick 10.5 N/mm square
Second class 7N/mm square
Third class 3.5 N/mm square

[@nomanafzl3394]

Very important video thnks for sharing

[@ajmeeranithin2239]

Thanks sir giving an better explanation video for us 😍tq for basic Knowledge

[@delseytolentino9249]

In the Philippines, the 40 kg per bag of cement is much more prevalent in the market.

[@mohammedlaraib-bin-zain2199]

Walikumsalam WaRaematullahi barkatahu Intelligent Sir 🤣

[@sohailbasheer7999]

Amazing sir Excellent

[@sinnsam]

Thank you sir InshaAllah i will tale a note pf this lecture

[@pradeepacharya5832]

Information super, thank you

[@poudelroshan8613]

thank you very much for that guide line which you always provide to us on time sir

[@NABA912]

sir,, sallute..
sm from Bangladesh

[@nithikasn]

NICE Explanations............Dear Sir,Please upload this sheet in this link,...

[@karthikeyang7673]

Upload more video like this 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@worldofcivil326]

hi plz come bk for civil engg previous que

[@AdityaRaj-ff8ck]

Awesome Great Work

[@bhagyabohara2742]

Good knowledge sir thank you very much
From Nepal

[@zaynmallathakuri915]

Great Explaination ! Love the you you explain❤️ Wonderful✔️

[@banumotibhatra2072]

Very important knowledge you have given sir

[@Civil_Institute]

Very Informative Video!

[@mdassociatearchitecturalan9432]

I also started my work as a architect Allhamdulillah

[@azizurrahmanabuhanipah7853]

Waalaikumsalam, Thank for the knowledge.

[@maclairedestiny9873]

Greetings sir I didn’t understand the 15th point
Can we have a typical example?

[@pradeepyadav-ql9sf]

50 gaj ka two storey mehngi padegi ya 100 gaj ki ek storey??

[@madhuram3837]

Sir, for a 19*9*9 brick with mortar 20*10*10 needs 500 bricks to cover 1 m³, Isn't It ?

[@Faizan_90173]

Yes you r right bro

[@sohrabahmad2669]

This is for both type of brick

[@Maha-cq8jl]

Nice sharing thank you 👍🏻

[@socialmedia2549]

Compressive strength of brick is 7.5N/mm2 (this is grade of brick ❓)
Minimum compressive strength of brick is 3.5N/mm2

[@Believer_Iam]

Minimum average compressive strength of brick shall not be less than 7.5 N/mm2 when tested as per IS-3495 (Part- 1):1976...
what you said is for Minimum "crushing" strength of brick is 3.50N/mm2..

[@Yadmeister]

thanks you kind sir!, this is very helpful and educational!

[@pri.ya.associates]

Helpful vedio 🙏

[@childrenvloger1233]

Thank you sir your understanding rule is very good 🥰🥰

[@sohailbasheer7999]

Sir plz make a vadio on how to read drawing in construction sit

[@kashafali5304]

Informative vedio👍👍👍

[@syedmajidahmed8292]

Walikumsalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu jazakallah khair bhai ❤️❤️❤️

[@kishafali7199]

Nice work very good ❤️

[@jonnatejeswari5178]

Sir, How to calculate the cutting length of main bar in 2 way slab

[@sohailbasheer7999]

Sir when will you upload 2nd part of practical knowledge

[@nareshkumarshahi6291]

Upload more video like this

[@user-jv2fz7rp1k]

Thank you for your wonderful information my bro plic telimu❤

[@odiaciviltechknowledge6013]

Very helpful content video sire

[@sameeryt454]

I also studied in grade 10. I love this career...

[@joetalkstoomuch8458]

Haha, here I am doing the exact same thing. Takes a type of person, lol.

[@Beejuu]

Sir Tell about Measurements And conversion

[@bilalmukhtar3133]

Thank u.this is very helpful

[@Letsexplore_]

Great work 👍

[@mdassociatearchitecturalan9432]

Good work keep it up

[@RAMESHKUMAR-rs4en]

Thanks for detailed information sir

[@muzammilkhan3054]

Column load 60.26 kn iska column size kya hoga or steel konsa lagega

[@globetrekengineeringcorpor1771]

Very nice video

[@harshakumarar2517]

thank you so much. part 2 ??????

[@MHD-RAFI]

Really helpful 🤝

[@mobinmohsin2477]

Excellent !

[@akashheera5716]

Sir what we provide on the lapping if we use 36mm diameter of bars ????

[@civilengineeringknowledge8773]

Welding or coupler.

[@shajmeerhmd]

Sir 3.20mtr projected carporch how to make cantilever beam & slab
Steel detail

[@Er.RamanjaneyuluNingampalli]

informative...

[@armanraaz2340]

Way lay kum assalam
Bhaizaan

[@samiamanullah1454]

good job...thanks

[@jigarpatel1727]

👍👍🔥

[@gajanantalawar8835]

Sir how to calculate 7850kg/M3 full detail bataye 7850 Kaisa calculate Karke nikalla hai

[@fardeenshaikh927]

Very good information sirji

[@vivekgohel5810]

Great...

[@srishanth7866]

5:29 no of bricks required in 1m³ is 500 bricks

[@mustaphaabubakar-lt2hr]

Thank you sir please help us with the video of how to read plan in construction site

[@ramkeyyekmar2515]

🧱 brick are u saying at 1cu.m.= 550 nos tk. Bt the size brick?

[@My-World4u]

Great work