Civil Engineering - Estimating and Costing - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Estimating and Costing - Section 2 (Q.No. 1)
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For 100 sq. m cement concrete (1 : 2: 4) 4 cm thick floor, the quantity of cement required, is
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Sonu said:
1 decade ago
Hi.
Please tell me, How to calculate the Qty of cement 0.940 m^3 ?
Please tell me, How to calculate the Qty of cement 0.940 m^3 ?
Ratul boruah said:
1 decade ago
How to calculate the Qty of cement?
Eng.RAJ said:
1 decade ago
Generally to calculate the Cement, fine aggregate and coarse aggregate the following method will be followed,
Wet Qty. of concrete = 100 Sqm * 0.04m thickness = 4.00 m^3
To get the dry volume of concrete, generally wet volume of concrete will be multiplied by 150%.
Therefore 4.00 m^3 * 150% = 6.00 m^3.
Cement Qty. = Dry volume of concrete / ( Sum of the ratio values).
= 6.00 /( 1+2+4).
= 0.857 m^3 of Cement i.e.25 No. of bags.
But here they considered 164.5% instead of 150%.
Dry volume of concrete = 4 * 164.5% = 6.58 m^3.
Cement Qty. = 6.58/ (1+2+4) = 0.94 m^3 of Cement i.e. 27.5 bags.
Wet Qty. of concrete = 100 Sqm * 0.04m thickness = 4.00 m^3
To get the dry volume of concrete, generally wet volume of concrete will be multiplied by 150%.
Therefore 4.00 m^3 * 150% = 6.00 m^3.
Cement Qty. = Dry volume of concrete / ( Sum of the ratio values).
= 6.00 /( 1+2+4).
= 0.857 m^3 of Cement i.e.25 No. of bags.
But here they considered 164.5% instead of 150%.
Dry volume of concrete = 4 * 164.5% = 6.58 m^3.
Cement Qty. = 6.58/ (1+2+4) = 0.94 m^3 of Cement i.e. 27.5 bags.
Asadullah mehsud said:
4 years ago
0.88cum.
Valume of dry cement concreat 100 * .04= 4cum,
Valume of wet concreat =4 * 1.54 = 6.16,
Valume of cement = 1/7 * 6.16 = 0.88cum.
Valume of dry cement concreat 100 * .04= 4cum,
Valume of wet concreat =4 * 1.54 = 6.16,
Valume of cement = 1/7 * 6.16 = 0.88cum.
Khld said:
4 years ago
164.5 is assumed, how?
Khld said:
4 years ago
. 88 m^3 is the right answer.
Ajay Sharma said:
4 years ago
(1/7) * 1.54 * 4 = 0.88m^3 = 0.9m^3.
Nasir waheed said:
4 years ago
0.88 m^3 is the right answer.
Noora S B said:
4 years ago
1.54 is the conversion factor to convert wet to dry mix and additional they take 10% for unevenness & loss. So, total 1.64.
MJM Gcek said:
4 years ago
The answer is 0.88m^3.
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