Introduction to Concrete
Concrete is an artificial stone which we used in construction. Concrete can be divided into two main categories as follows;
Concrete is an artificial stone which we used in construction. Concrete can be divided into two main categories as follows;
- Mass Concrete
- RCC Concrete
The concrete is basically made with cement, sand, metal and water to mix them together. The metal used for increasing the volume and also to give a considerable strength to the concrete. The sand used to fill the rest of the void which cannot be filled with metal. The cement is used in concrete will make these components attached well together with the jelly kind of thing that they produce in the mixing. Again the cement will make sure to fill other micro small voids which the sand cannot go through.
Density of Cement = 1440 kg/m3
Density of Sand = 1920 kg/m3
Density of Metal = 1800 kg/m3
How to Find the cement, sand & metal quantities used in different type of concrete mixing designs.
Calculations are based on the following assumption;
- Sand includes 15% wastage
- Cement Included 5% wastage
- No wastage includes for metal
- Contribution of the sand 65% per 1m3 of concrete by volume
- Contribution of metal 85% per 1m3 of concrete by volume
- Contribution of cement 2% per 1m3 of concrete by volume
- G15 (C:S:M = 1:3:6)
- G20 (C:S:M = 1:2:4)
- G25 (C:S:M = 1:1 1/2:3)
- G30 (C:S:M = 1:1:2)
Contribution of material for 1 m3 of concrete = Sand 65% + Metal 85% + Cement 2%
= 152 %
= 1.52 m3
This means (1.52m3) to produce a 1m3 of solid concrete requires a 1.52 m3 of the actual quantity of the above material.
Hence, we can find the required material for the different type of concrete.
Required Material for G15 Concrete
1. G15 (C:S:M = 1:3:6)
Cement = 1/10 = 0.1
Sand = 3/10 = 0.3
Metal = 6/10 = 0.6
Number of 50 kg cement bags per 1m3 = 0.1 x 1.52 m3 / Volume of cement bag
= 0.152 / 0.035
= 4.343
= 4.343 x 1.05
= 4.560 Nr
Therefore required number of cement bags per 1Cu = 4.56 x 2.83 Nr
= 12.91 Bags
Say Nr of Bags = 13 Nos
Required amount of Sand = 0.3 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.456 Cu
= 0.456 x 1.15 Cu
= 0.525 Cu
Say Required Amount of Sand = 0.53 Cu
Required amount of Metal = 0.6 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.912 Cu
Say Required Amount of Metal = 0.91 Cu
Required material for G20 Concrete
2. G20 (C:S:M = 1:2:4)
Cement = 1/7 = 0.14
Sand = 2/7 = 0.29
Metal = 4/7 = 0.57
Number of 50 kg cement bags per 1m3 = 0.14 x 1.52 m3 / Volume of cement bag
= 0.21 / 0.035
= 6.00
= 6.00 x 1.05
= 6.30 Nr
Therefore required number of cement bags per 1Cu = 6.30 x 2.83 Nr
= 17.83 Bags
Say Nr of Bags = 18 Nos
Required amount of Sand = 0.28 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.43 Cu
= 0.43 x 1.15 Cu
= 0.50 Cu
Say Required Amount of Sand = 0.50 Cu
Required amount of Metal = 0.571 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.87 Cu
Say Required Amount of Metal = 0.87 Cu
Required material for G25 Concrete
3. G25 (C:S:M = 1:1.5:3)
Cement = 1/5.5 = 0.18
Sand = 1.5/5.5 = 0.27
Metal = 3/5.5 = 0.55
Number of 50 kg cement bags per 1m3 = 0.18 x 1.52 m3 / Volume of cement bag
= 0.27 / 0.035
= 7.71
= 7.71 x 1.05
= 8.1 Nr
Therefore required number of cement bags per 1Cu = 8.1 x 2.83 Nr
= 22.92 Bags
Say Nr of Bags = 23 Nos
Required amount of Sand = 0.27 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.41 Cu
= 0.41 x 1.15 Cu
= 0.47 Cu
Say Required Amount of Sand = 0.47 Cu
Required amount of Metal = 0.55 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.836 Cu
Say Required Amount of Metal = 0.87 Cu
Required material for G30 Concrete
4. G30 (C:S:M = 1:1:2)
Cement = 1/4 = 0.25
Sand = 1/4 = 0.25
Metal = 3/5.5 = 0.50
Number of 50 kg cement bags per 1m3 = 0.25 x 1.52 m3 / Volume of cement bag
= 0.38 / 0.035
= 10.86
= 10.86 x 1.05
= 11.40 Nr
Therefore required number of cement bags per 1Cu = 11.40 x 2.83 Nr
= 32.26 Bags
Say Nr of Bags = 31 Nos
Required amount of Sand = 0.25 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.38 Cu
= 0.38 x 1.15 Cu
= 0.437 Cu
Say Required Amount of Sand = 0.44 Cu
Required amount of Metal = 0.50 x 1.52 Cu
= 0.76 Cu
Say Required Amount of Metal = 0.76 Cu
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How do we get , coefficient 1.05 of cement, 1.15 of sand and 1.52 of Metal?
ReplyDelete1.05,1.15 must be adding safety margin for wastage.1.52 given in top of calculation procedure.
ReplyDeleteI have doubt about ur calculations... u mentioned
ReplyDeleteNumber of 50 kg cement bags per 1m3 = 0.25 x 1.52 m3
Required amount of Sand = 0.25 x 1.52 Cu
When we calculate the cement bags, u multiply by 1.52m3 same as calculate the cement&metal u directly multiply 1.52cu. Is it correct?
(1cube=2.83m3) can you tell solution?
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ReplyDeleteTherefore required number of cement bags per 1Cu = 11.40 x 2.83 Nr
ReplyDeleteMay i know how do you get the 2.83 Nr ?
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