Specific Weights of Building Materials
Specific Weights of Building Materials
e) Metals kg/m³
Steel 7.800
Aluminum 2.600
Bronze 8,500
Lead 11.300
Copper 8.900
Tin 7.400
Wrought Iron 7.900
Cast Iron 7,400
Brass 8.500
Zinc 7.200
f) Miscellaneous Materials kg/m³
Tar 1,200
Alcohol 800
Asphalt 1,600 to 2,000
Gaskets (joints) 1.700
Mineral Powdered Coal 700
Coal in Stone 1,600 to 1,900
Charcoal 400
Powdered Cement 1.100 to 1.700
Cement Clinker 1.500
Cork Composite 400
Natural Cork 240
Blast Furnace Slag 2.200
Firewood 500
Paper 1,400 to 1,600
Plástico (em chapas/caros) 2.100
Porcelains 2.200
Resins 1.000
Turf 300 to 600
Glass 2,400 to 2,600
Zarcão 240
Madeira
Madeiras leves (cedro, jequitibá, pinho,
araucaria, riga pine, and pinus heliotis up to 600kg/m³
Medium hardness woods, workable in
carpentry and woodworking (cinnamon, cherry,
eucalyptus, freijó, gonçalo alves, imbuia
louro, field peroba, ivory wood and from 600 to 750 kg/m³
rosewood)
Hardwoods, for structures or
exposure to the elements (red angico,
white and black, batinga, braúna, cabriúva
oak, guajuvirá, yellow ipe, jacaranda
maçaranduba, mahogany, red oil, above 750kg/m³
pink peroba, purple roxinho, and sucupira
Note: Woods considered with 15% humidity.
Loose Material
1st and 2nd category materials 1.4
Fractured rock 1.5
Marble rock 1.6
Gravel, sand, crushed stone, and hand stone 1.5
Bituminous Material
Bituminous materials 1
Compacted Material
Subsequent to regularization or after reinforcement has been applied. 1.8
Blocking layer (sand or stone dust) 1.8
Sub base 1.9
Intermediate Base (AASHO) 2.1
Base (modified AASHO) 2.2
Soil-cement base 2
Soil-bitumen base 2
Base of gravel-soil 2.1
Graded gravel base 2.15
Gravel base 1.95
CBUQ 2.3
Cold pre-mixed 2.2
3) Bulking and Conversion Factor of Earth Volumes
Source: Caterpillar Manual
CA - 60 (WIRE DRAWN)
3.40 0.07
4.20 0.11
4.60 0.13
5,00 0.16
6.00 0.23
6.40 0.26
7.00 0.30
8.00 0.40
Note:
The actual mass of the bars must be equal to their nominal mass, with
tolerância de + ou - 6% para diâmetro igual ou superior a 10 e de + ou
- 10% for diameters under 10; for the wires, this tolerance is +
you - 6%.