SP 2O(S&T) : Bod £ 1158 900 = 146 m say 1S m Mowe use 1:6 cement morar (M2 grade} fi~ 005 N/mm! and fram the above equation _ 230 40 000 = lm xal 2 OO) 465 1 = 200 H- S00=0 ee ee cee ” 26465 _ BW + 985 oh =125 m In urban areas it is a commen practice to build a 23cm thick courtyard wall for houses in 1:6 cement mortar, plastered on both sides up to a SECTIONAL ELEVATION high of afkaut 2 mevers. It has proved 1o_ be a Boks generally ake, becnuse the wall is braced by crore The Code permits higher tenaibe stress in the ease of boundry/ courtyard walls at the discretion Considering | meter length af wall, of the Gesianet ise Nate 2 af $4.2 af the Code) 6 Thus if we degign 4 23 om wall for a tensile stress A= Sr wit OFC Nimune. ass peemisae for MI marta f we peta wale design beight of 1.7 m os follows) 22 ar 465-20 HW = 1 000= 0 _ 200 + (2007 + 4 5 468 CDOT in value of p = 750 Nm? and w = 20x iS a S17 m 2 po BBE an! H Example 140: Design of a Staggered Free If mortar used is of MI grade, Standing Wi f= 07 N/mm’ = 70x 10° N/m! A brick masonzy wall of staggeted shape (ser Fig. E45) is 23 em thick and is subject to a wind For ¢= 23 em nominal thickness, actual thick- sure 750 N/m. Determine the maximum ness = 22 cm ight nf the wall if enortar used is: (a) | ceenett : _ 2250 sé sand (MI grade}. (b) 1 cement ; 6 sand WW = a enag | a0 (M2 grade} wor ) Consider module length 4B of the wa! 74K -DOn H Gach bal + 22°23) on ong, Wf is 463 A 200 A 700 = the permissible tensile stress in masomry Thip io « quadretic equation of ths ferm pnt ax + bet c= 0 and its solution is pA w pxEsax Thus at pet, MOK 253 A 200 + ROO FSX 485 * 700 2 fe = 980 FN. ” HANDBOOK ON MASONRY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION—PART I