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The weight of aggregate applied in this area is obtained and converted to units of pounds per square yard Good lighting is recommended and care should be taken to place the aggregate only one stone deep The quantity of aggregate needed to cover one square yard of roadway can also be determined in terms of volume as shown in Equation
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The Unit weight of materials is the weight of material/unit volume which means the Unit weight is expressed in Kg/L or KG/m 3 or KN/m 3 For easy reference we organized all the building materials unit weights in a table This list is a collective effort Give a thumbs up if you liked it
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Specific Weight or Unit weight of Sand Unit weight or Specific Weight of sand is calculated by the product of the density of sand and the standard gravity of sand According to the US customary measurement system dry weighs gram per cubic centimeter this density is equal to pounds per cubic foot [lb/ft³]
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Otherwise simply type your dimensions of the stone into the calculator Our bulk material calculator is a powerful tool that will help you calculate the volume of stone required In addition if you know the density of the stone and cost per unit mass/volume then you can also calculate the total cost Coupled with a little preparation this
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and for coarse aggregate of 10mm size is = /2 = = 245 mm So the sizes of the measuring boxes and mix proportion for 1 bag of cement will be For Sand 300mm x 300mm x 411mm 2 box For 20 mm CA 300mm x 300mm x 455mm 2 box for 10 mm CA 300mm x 300mm x 245mm 2box Batching with concrete raw materials measuring
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mm No 16 20 65 35 600 µm No 30 20 45 55 300 µm No 50 24 21 79 150 µm No 100 18 3 97 Pan 3 0 Total 100 283 Fineness modulus = 283 ÷ 100 = Table 1 Fineness modulus FM is calculated by totaling the percent retained between the No 100 and No 4 sieve divided by 100 Fine aggregate should fall within gradation limits provided in ASTM C 33 Section 6
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beam molds of 100 mm 4 in by 100 mm 4 in when the nominal maximum aggregate size does not exceed 38 mm in Specimens shall be cast and hardened with the long axes horizontal • Standard tamping rod 16 mm 5/8 in in diameter and 400 mm 16 in to 600 mm
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Fine aggregate quantity is decided by knowing the unit weight of fresh concrete from below table Fresh concrete density for 25mm size aggregate = 2375kg/m 3 Maximum size of aggregate mm Density of fresh concrete kg/m 3 Air entrained Non air entrained 10 2190 2285 2235 2315 20 2280 2355 25 2315 2375 40 2355 2420 50 2375 2445 70 2400 2465 150 2435 2505 Approx
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where is percent bitumen content in the mix given by equation and is the percent voids in the mineral aggregate given by equation Determine Marshall stability and flow Marshall stability of a test specimen is the maximum load required to produce failure when the specimen is preheated to a prescribed temperature placed in a special test head and the load is applied at a constant
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From Table 3 of IS 10262 2024 Volume of coarse aggregate corresponding to 20 mm size aggregate and fine aggregate Zone II for water cement ratio of = In the present case water cement ratio is Therefore volume of coarse aggregate is required to be increased to decrease the fine aggregate content As the water cement ratio
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You can calculate the required volume of gravel by multiplying the gravel path area by the desired thickness 23 yd² yd = yd³ The last things to assess are the estimated weight of the required gravel and its cost Knowledge about the weight of the cargo may come in handy when it comes to transportation
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Length Mtr X Width Mtr X Thick mm X 8 = Weight Per Piece Length ft X Width ft X Thick inch X 3 /4 = Weight Per Piece HEXAGONAL BAR DIA mm X DIA mm X = WT PER Mtr Dia mm X Dia mm X = Wt Per foot BRASS SHEET WEIGHT KGS = LENGTH MM X BREADTH MM X 0 0000085 X THICKNESS Example The weight of
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Following procedure is adopted to calculate fineness modulus of aggregate Procedure Sieve the aggregate using the appropriate sieves 80 mm 40 mm 20 mm 10 mm mm mm mm 600 micron 300 micron 150 micron Record the weight of aggregate retained on each sieve Calculate the cumulative weight of aggregate retained on each
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Calculate the percent voids between aggregate particles that have been compacted by rodding if the dry rodded unit weight is 1161 kg/m3and the bulkdry specific gravity is Calculate the percent solids between aggregate particles that have been compacted by rodding if the dry rodded unit weight is pcf unit weight of water is
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1 cft 10mm 20mm aggregate stone chips weight in Kg and how to convert 1 CFT aggregate weight in kg and also know about 1 CFT fine aggregate and coarse aggregate weight in Kg the quantity of aggregate in construction line calculated in cubic metre or cubic foot but some time easy question is asked how we convert 1 CFT aggregate weight in We know that aggregate is consist of fine
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Answer 1 of 5 1920 kg approx Volume × density = weight Less 20℅ voids
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Simply input the appropriate figures of your intended construction along with the suitable units and then click calculate to view the final volume figure Note Every concrete pour is different and sometimes laying the mix on perfectly flat ground isn t possible To ensure you don t run out we recommend ordering based on the
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1320 kg of 20mm Aggregate is required for 1 of M 15 grade concrete 146 litres of water is required for 1 of M 15 grade concrete M 20 grade concrete 8 bags of cement required for 1 of M 20 grade concrete 693 kg of Sand required for 1 of M 20 grade concrete 1344 kg of 20mm Aggregate is required for 1 of M 20 grade
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Maximum aggregate size 20 mm Type of coarse aggregate Crushed Type of fine aggregate Crushed W f = 195 3kg/m3 W c = 225 kg/m W = 32/3W f 1/3W c = 205 kg/m [When coarse and fine aggregates are of different types] [When coarse and fine aggregates are of the same type use values in Table 3] Free water content W = 205 kg/m3 8 Cement content w/c ratio Fig 4 Free water content 205 kg/m3
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To determine how much asphalt you will need for the project multiply the area s cubic feet measurement by 148 PCF For example if the area is 40 cubic feet then the formula is 40 cubic feet
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In our previous article we have already discussed how to calculate bricks in a wall Today we will discuss how to calculate quantities of materials for different concrete mix ratios Dry mix method We will calculate quantities of materials for 1 m3 concrete By volume Let us assume the mix proportion is 1 2 4 Cement Sand Stone = a b c
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Permeable Paving Aggregate Bedding Aggregate 4 20mm Sub Base Aggregate 50mm Drain Stones 38mm Drain Stones 19mm Aggregate 14mm Aggregate 10mm Aggregate 10mm Pipe Bedding 6mm Aggregate Type 3 Granular Sub Base Type 1 Granular Sub Base Building Sand Concrete Mix Concrete Products Concrete Blocks 440x290x100mm 350x290x100mm 440x215x140mm 7N 440x215x100mm 440x215x100mm Fair Faced
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Calculate tonnage request an estimate on asphalt prices The asphalt calculator below will provide an indication of the tonnage of asphalt you will need for your job To determine asphalt prices use the calculator below to work out the tonnage of asphalt you need for your project click I m happy with this calculation and submit the form
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The standard density of aggregate which is utilized in the concrete preparation is about 1200 1750 kg/m 3 Unit kg/m 3 or lb/ft 3 3 Standard Relative Aggregate Density The mass divided by an equal volume of liquid like water is known as standard relative aggregate density
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All In Aggregate Limestone Ballast 0 10 mm Ballast 0 10 mm All In Aggregate Limestone Ballast 0 20 mm Ballast 0 20 mm Scalpings Sub Base 0 20 mm Ballast 0 40 mm MOT Type 1 0 40 mm Sub Base Scalpings 0 40 mm Sub Base Fill Material Sub Base 0 80 mm Class 1A Fill Sub Base As Dug / Dredged Ballast Type 1 Granite Sub Base Type 1
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Overview The coarse aggregate specific gravity test Figure 1 is used to calculate the specific gravity of a coarse aggregate sample by determining the ratio of the weight of a given volume of aggregate to the weight of an equal volume of water It is similar in nature to the fine aggregate specific gravity test
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Once the W/C ratio is determined use 186 kg water for 20mm CA to find out the qty of cement per cum of concrete Then determine the qty of FA and CA with the help of formula given in IS 10262
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The fine aggregate mineral filler is used to fill in the voids between the coarse particles which increases the density of the asphalt concrete and provides load transfer between the larger particles The asphalt binder is typically 5 6% of the mixture and serves to bind the aggregates together Asphalt binder is a petroleum derivative though additional materials are often added to modify
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Our gravel calculator provides a rough guide to how much gravel you will need to cover a specific area such as a driveway It should help you estimate the amount of stone you will need The depth will depend on the size of the material as well as its intended use To calculate an area using our aggregate calculator first choose the unit of
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