how to calculate weight of concrete
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The weight of concrete slab can be calculated by multiplying the volume of the given slab by the standard unit weight or density of concrete either in kg/Cu.m or in kN/Cu.m.
The volume of the concrete can be determine by simply multiplying the 3-dimensional (3D) parameters which include the length, the width and the height (depth or thickness) of the slab.
Thus; Vol.= L x B x H (Cu.m)
As dedeuced from several research and studies, the unit weight (Density) of concrete is given approximately as 2400kg/Cu.m or 24kN/Cu.m depending on the preferred choice of S.I unit.
Therefore; Weight of concrete = (Vol x 2400)kg
I hope it helps you mate ✨
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Step-by-step explanation:
The weight of concrete slab can be calculated by multiplying the volume of the given slab by the standard unit weight or density of concrete either in kg/Cu.m or in kN/Cu.m.
The volume of the concrete can be determine by simply multiplying the 3-dimensional (3D) parameters which include the length, the width and the height (depth or thickness) of the slab.
Thus; Vol.= L x B x H (Cu.m)
As dedeuced from several research and studies, the unit weight (Density) of concrete is given approximately as 2400kg/Cu.m or 24kN/Cu.m depending on the preferred choice of S.I unit.
Therefore; Weight of concrete = (Vol x 2400)kg
I hope it helps you mate ✨
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