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M40
M40
Yes, Coromandel King 53 Grade Cement can be used for M40 grade concrete. This type of cement has a high compressive strength and is suitable for making high-strength concrete mixes, including M40. However, it's important to ensure that the mix design is appropriate and that all other materials used in the concrete, such as aggregates and additives, meet the required specifications for M40 grade.
M25 - M40 can be used..
40N/mm2
Density of M30 and any fresh concrete is 2400kg/cu.m and reinforced concrete density you can take 2500 kg/cu.m
M40 grade of concrete : is recommended in extreme exposure or when very heavy loads are to be carried (like pier of a bridge etc) Under extreme exposure - reinforced M40 grade concrete should have minimum cement = 360 kg/cubm. This can vary from 300 to 360 for exposures from mild to extreme. Plain M40 grade used under mild to extreme exposure has minimum cement content from 220 to 280 kg/cubm Other considerations like admixtures (fly ahs etc) and actual mix design is the best method of arriving at minimum cement contents.
40 MPa
The Civil Engineering Data Standards manual states the density of many grades of concrete. Standard density for fresh M-25 concrete is: 2414 Kg/ M3.
The density of cement in a grade 25 concrete mix typically ranges from 1440 to 1600 kg/m³. However, the overall density of the concrete mix, which includes aggregates and water, is usually around 2400 kg/m³. The specific density can vary based on the materials used in the mix and their proportions.
The density of reinforced concrete is 2500 kg/cum or 25 kn/cum
M40 is a concrete mix design that typically has a compressive strength of 4,000 psi (pounds per square inch) at 28 days.