The density of a brick varies depending on whether it's a clay brick or a hollow brick.
Generally:
- Clay bricks have a density ranging from 1700 to 1920 kg/m³.
- Hollow bricks have a lower density, ranging from 694 to 788 kg/m³.
Here's a table summarizing the density ranges:
| Brick Type | Density (kg/m³) |
|---|---|
| Clay Brick | 1700 - 1920 |
| Hollow Brick | 694 - 788 |
These values are approximate, and the actual density can vary based on the specific materials and manufacturing processes used. Factors such as the type of clay, the firing temperature, and the presence of additives can all influence the final density of the brick.
