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Building Drawing Basic Definitions

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BUI L DI NG DR AW I NG

S OF ENGG DRAWING)
CHAPTER 6 (BASIC
BASIC DEFINITIONS
(1) CONCRETE

• Binding Material ( cement or lime)


• Filler material (Aggregates)
(2) PLAIN CEMENT CONCRETE (PCC)

• Lean Concrete (cement < 10% of concrete)


• e.g., PCC (1:4:8), PCC(1:6:12)
• (1+4+8=13, cement=(1/13)*100= 7.7%) calculate cement %age for
PCC(1:6:12)

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 2


BASIC DEFINITIONS

• Normal Concrete (cement is 10 to 15% of concrete)


• e.g., PCC (1:2:4) (14.28%)
• Rich Concrete (cement > 15% of concrete)
• e.g., PCC (1:1.5:3) ( %age=?)
(3) REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETE (RCC)
( 4 ) M O RTA R

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 3


BASIC DEFINITIONS

(5) DAMP PROOF COURSE (DPC)

• 1.5 in or 3 in thick layer of PCC (1:2:4)


• Over two coats of bitumen are applied
• The top of DPC is made in level with the ground floor level of building

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 4


DPC DPC

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BASIC DEFINITIONS

(6) CEILING HEIGHT

• Bottom of roof slab is called ceiling


• Clear height available inside a building
is known as Ceiling Height

• Generally it is 8 to 12 ft

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 6


BASIC DEFINITIONS

(7) SILL LEVEL

• It is the level of bottom of main Sill

windows generally 3 ft.

• In past sill or slab was provided at 3 ft high


bottom of window projecting from the
wall

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 7


BASIC DEFINITIONS

(8) FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL (FFL)

• Top level of floor in any part of the building


• May be different for rooms, verandahs and open areas of building
• Also different for different storeys of building

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 8


BASIC DEFINITIONS

(9) PLINTH LEVEL (PL)

• It is the level of ground floor top in main part of the building.


• It is made higher than the ground level by an amount depending upon following
factors (min. PL is 1 ft)
(i) Prevention from rain water
(ii) Drainage of used water
(ii) Future trends like rising of road level

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 9


BASIC DEFINITIONS
(10) GROUND LEVEL

• It is the level of ground in or near the building which may be natural or developed
ground level
( 11 ) S U P E R - S T R U C T U R E

• The portion of a structure which is visible or which is above the ground level is called
superstructure
(12) SUB-STRUCTURE

• The portion of the structure present underground is called substructure including


foundation and basement if present

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 10


BASIC DEFINITIONS Parapet walls

( 1 3 ) PA R A P E T

• Small wall provided on periphery of the


roof for safety and privacy purpose is
called parapet wall

• It has height from 1 ft to 5 ft from top


of roof slab

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 11


BASIC DEFINITIONS
( 1 4 ) F O U N D AT I O N

• The portion of the structure under columns and walls which transfer the load of
the structure to the soil underneath in a safe way without excessive settlement
(compression)

• Distribute load to larger area reducing load per unit area (load intensity) until it
becomes equal to safe bearing capacity of soil underneath (0.5 to 1.5 tons per
square ft)
(1 ton = 1000 kg)

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 12


BASIC DEFINITIONS

S T E P P E D F O U N D AT I O N

• In stepped foundation, brick wall is expanded below ground level in different


steps

• The increase in thickness of wall in one step should be 2.25 in on either side with
total of 4.5 in.

• The height of step may vary in the multiples of 3 in depending upon required
depth of foundation from the ground level

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 13


• At the bottom of foundation, lean concrete
(discussed earlier) or compacted mixture of brick
ballast with 25% sand is to be provided.

• Offset of this layer must be lesser than or equal to


its depth (6” or 9”)
Brick Ballast (Rory)
• No. of steps can be found by dividing the wall Brick Ballast
thickness in inches to 4.5”.

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2.25” 9” 2.25”

2.25”
6” 2.25” 13.5”
13.5”
2.25” 18” 2.25”
6” 18”

2.25” 2.25”
22.5” 22.5”
6”

6” 6” 27” 6” 27”

6” Lean Concrete PCC (1:4:8) Lean Concrete PCC (1:4:8)

39”

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Four stepped footing Two stepped footing

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BASIC DEFINITIONS
lintel

LINTEL

• Lintel is a small beam usually concealed


beam provided over openings in wall like
doors, windows and ventilators

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 17


Lintel

• After plastering, lintels hide, it is


common mistake that students don’t
draw lintels on drawings

SEISMIC GROUP UET LHR 18

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