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Discussion Forum : Concrete Technology - Section 3 (Q.No. 4)
4.
Water cement ratio is
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Ali Zafar said:
6 years ago
Actually 1m3 of the volume contain 1000 kg of water or 1000 liters of water. So both weight and volume will be correct.
Bapi Mandal said:
5 years ago
The correct answer is only option B.
PRATIK PAKHARE.. said:
5 years ago
Answer B is correct.
Because,
Water : 1000 kg -> By weight. 1m3 -> By Volume
Cement : 1440 kg-> By weight 1m3 -> By Volume
And the Ratio : 0.694 : 1
Both rations are not same So that the answer E is definitely wrong.
The Density of these both i.e. water & Cement is different, therefore w/c ratio cannot be calculated by using its volume so, the ans. A is also wrong.
Finally, B is the correct answer.
Because,
Water : 1000 kg -> By weight. 1m3 -> By Volume
Cement : 1440 kg-> By weight 1m3 -> By Volume
And the Ratio : 0.694 : 1
Both rations are not same So that the answer E is definitely wrong.
The Density of these both i.e. water & Cement is different, therefore w/c ratio cannot be calculated by using its volume so, the ans. A is also wrong.
Finally, B is the correct answer.
Bairagi said:
4 years ago
W/c ratio.
Weight of water to Weight of cement.
Weight of water to Weight of cement.
ANAND KUMAR said:
2 years ago
The correct answer is option ''B''.
(W/C)------> weight of water to the weight of cement.
(W/C)------> weight of water to the weight of cement.
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