How to calculate volume of coarse aggregate in concrete?
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hey mate here's your answer......
Let us consider M20 concrete mix - 1:1.5:3
Total Volume = 1+1.5+3 = 5.5
Consider, Wet volume = 1m^3
Dry Volume =1.54x1 =1.54 m^3 (54% increases)
Cement:
Quantity of cement In Cubic metres = 1x1.54/5.5 = 0.28m^3
Quantity of cement in kg = 1x1.54/5.5x1440 = 403.2 kg ( Density of cement = 1440 kg/m^3 )
Total no. of cement bags required = 403.2/50 = 8.064 bags
Sand:
Quantity of sand in Cubic metre = 1.5x1.54/5.5 = 0.42 m^3
Quantity of sand in kg = 1.5x1.54/5.5x1500 = 630 kg ( Density of sand = 1500 kg/m^3 )
Quantity of sand in Cubic feet = 1.5x1.54/5.5x35.3147 = 14.83 cu.ft
Aggregates:
Quantity of aggregate in Cubic metre = 3x1.54/5.5 = 0.84 m^3
Quantity of aggregate in kg = 3x1.54/5.5x1450 = 1218 kg ( Density of aggregate = 1450 kg/m^3 )
Quantity of aggregate in cubic feet = 3x1.54/5.5x35.3147 = 29.66 cu.ft
Water:
For M20, 30 liters of water per 50kg cement should be used.
Total amount of water required = 30x403.2/50 = 241.92 litres.
....hope this helps you.....
Let us consider M20 concrete mix - 1:1.5:3
Total Volume = 1+1.5+3 = 5.5
Consider, Wet volume = 1m^3
Dry Volume =1.54x1 =1.54 m^3 (54% increases)
Cement:
Quantity of cement In Cubic metres = 1x1.54/5.5 = 0.28m^3
Quantity of cement in kg = 1x1.54/5.5x1440 = 403.2 kg ( Density of cement = 1440 kg/m^3 )
Total no. of cement bags required = 403.2/50 = 8.064 bags
Sand:
Quantity of sand in Cubic metre = 1.5x1.54/5.5 = 0.42 m^3
Quantity of sand in kg = 1.5x1.54/5.5x1500 = 630 kg ( Density of sand = 1500 kg/m^3 )
Quantity of sand in Cubic feet = 1.5x1.54/5.5x35.3147 = 14.83 cu.ft
Aggregates:
Quantity of aggregate in Cubic metre = 3x1.54/5.5 = 0.84 m^3
Quantity of aggregate in kg = 3x1.54/5.5x1450 = 1218 kg ( Density of aggregate = 1450 kg/m^3 )
Quantity of aggregate in cubic feet = 3x1.54/5.5x35.3147 = 29.66 cu.ft
Water:
For M20, 30 liters of water per 50kg cement should be used.
Total amount of water required = 30x403.2/50 = 241.92 litres.
....hope this helps you.....
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