What is the density of concrete
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The density of concrete is a measure of its unit weight. Concrete is a mixture of cement, fine and coarse aggregates, water, and sometimes some supplementary materials like fly ash, slag, and various admixtures.
A normal weight concrete weighs 2400 kg per cubic meter or 145 lbs per cubic foot (3915 lbs per cubic yard). The unit weight of concrete (density) varies depending on the amount and density of the aggregate, the amount of entrained air (and entrapped air), and the water and cement content.
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The density of concrete is a measure of its unit weight. Concrete is a mixture of cement, fine and coarse aggregates, water, and sometimes some supplementary materials like fly ash, slag, and various admixtures.
A normal weight concrete weighs 2400 kg per cubic meter or 145 lbs per cubic foot (3915 lbs per cubic yard). The unit weight of concrete (density) varies depending on the amount and density of the aggregate, the amount of entrained air (and entrapped air), and the water and cement content.
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The density of concrete is a measure of its unit weight. Concrete is a mixture of cement, fine and coarse aggregates, water, and sometimes some supplementary materials like fly ash, slag, and various admixtures.
A normal weight concrete weighs 2400 kg per cubic meter or 145 lbs per cubic foot (3915 lbs per cubic yard). The unit weight of concrete (density) varies depending on the amount and density of the aggregate, the amount of entrained air (and entrapped air), and the water and cement content.
A normal weight concrete weighs 2400 kg per cubic meter or 145 lbs per cubic foot (3915 lbs per cubic yard). The unit weight of concrete (density) varies depending on the amount and density of the aggregate, the amount of entrained air (and entrapped air), and the water and cement content.
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