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it should depend in which construction you going to be used the concrete....means it is used in a house or in a big project like a massive dam...........
like the ratio of "C:S:A "
C= CEMENT S= SAND(FINE AGREEGATE) A=AGREEGATE (COARSE AGG)
IN SOME TIME IT USED AS THE RATIO OF 1:2:4
OR 1:1.5:3 AND RATIO IS USED TO FIND THE QUANTITY OF SAD AND AGREEGATE...............
1 cubic feet of concrete requires how much coarse aggregate and fine aggregate?ANSWER :
Grade is M20 and ratio for M 20 is 1:1.5:3
void ratio for cement is 100 % compressive
void ratio for fine aggregate 20 %
void ratio for coarse aggregate 32% , from IS code
NOTE : (that means cement have compressive in 100%
fine Aggregate needs compressive in 20 %
coarse Aggregate needs compressive 10 32 % , from IS code )
total ratio for mix is 1.52
cement = 1
fine aggregate = 1.5
coarse aggregate = 3
total is 1 + 1.5 + 3 = 5.5
take now all dimension meter only , convert it in feet with end of the solution
CEMENT = [(1 X 1 X 1.52 X) / 5.5 ]= 0.28 m³
1 is required quantity
Another 1 is cement ratio
1.52 is total compressive for concrete
Total ratio is 5.5
50 Kg per bag of cement is 0.0347 m³
No of bags required for 1 m³ of concrete is
.28 m³ / .0347 m³ = 8.07 bags take 8 bags
CEMENT = 9.88 cubic feet
FINE AGGREGATE = [ ( 1 X 1.5 X 1.52 ) / 5.5 ) = 0.41 m³
Here 1.5 is fine aggregate ratio , remaining is same as above.
1 m³ = 35.29 cubic feet
1 cubic feet = .03 m³
F.AGG = 14.47 cubic feet
COARSE AGGREGATE = [ ( 1 X 3 X 1.52 ) / 5.5 ) = 0.83 m³
Here 3 is ratio of coarse aggregate
C. AGGREGATE = 29.29 cubic feet
ANS :
CEMENT = 9.88 cubic feet
F.AGG = 14.47 cubic feet
C. AGGREGATE = 29.29 cubic feet
Note : [ 100 cubic feet is 1 brass
1 m³ = 35.29 f³
1 f3 = 1 m³ / 35.29 = 0.03 m³
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