No,in both cases same amount of money is spented,bcoz concrete also uses brick to build
Yes, cement bricks and concrete bricks can be used together in the same wall construction. However, it's important to ensure compatibility in terms of strength, density, and size to maintain structural integrity. Consulting with a structural engineer or contractor is recommended for best results.
Strength and durability of cement-stabilized laterite hollow blocks made with laterite soils at three different locations in Edo State were studied. To this end, blocks were produced with water content at about the optimum moisture with varying percentages of cement from 3% to 15% at 2% increments and compactive pressures ranging from 3.44 N/mm2 to 17.20 N/mm2. The result showed that for 7% cement content and 13.76 N/mm2 compactive pressure, blocks of strength of at least 2.0N/mm2 at 28 days, could be produced. The blocks showed no features of wear after exposure to rain with weight losses within permissible limits after 12-cycles of wetting-brushing-drying. Cost analysis showed that laterite blocks have 40% cost advantage over similar sandcrete blocks.ADAVANTAGES: Strength • durability • cement • stabilization • laterites
Chimney masonry is typically constructed using materials such as firebrick, which can withstand high temperatures, and regular bricks or concrete blocks for the outer structure. Mortar, often made from a mixture of cement, sand, and lime, is used to bind the bricks together. Additionally, a metal flue liner may be installed to enhance safety and improve draft efficiency. Insulation materials may also be added to prevent heat loss and protect surrounding structures.
It is a strong cement made up by seven different ingredients
Masonry cement is basically normal Portland cement with added ingredients to provide the plasticity required for masonry work. Masonry cements are pre-packaged primarily as either Type N Masonry Cement or Type S Masonry Cement. Other types are available for specific circumstances. Type N Masonry mortar is recommended for general use in building non-load bearing walls as well as for exterior veneer walls not requiring high strength. Type S Masonry mortar is recommended for use in all masonry below grade as well as in building exterior load bearing walls requiring high strength. DO NOT use masonry cement for concrete jobs
People cut out large blocks of well-packed snow and build them like bricks, the blocks are the "bricks" and they use snow as the "cement". how did they get the bricks of snow
People cut out large blocks of well-packed snow and build them like bricks, the blocks are the "bricks" and they use snow as the "cement".
Cement bricks are made of Cement- it's in the name.
Bricks and cement
Bricks have to be made into brick blocks which is a 2x2 formula of bricks.
well, it is made up of bricks and cement
Mulbery harbor was made of bricks and cement.
People who are from UAE have houses made from strong cement but rest bricks.
Limestone blocks.
Bricks or concrete blocks
Man-made. Bricks can be shaped from natural stone but they have to be carved to form useful brick shapes.. +++ They are not bricks. Bricks are moulded and fired blocks of clay. Blocks of cut stone are known generically as "masonry stone".
Cement,wood,bamboo,bricks(very rare) and more cement!