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Quantity Of Materials Required For Concrete Work

The Following are the Quantity Of Materials Required for the Concrete Works Of Different Types

1) P.C.C. With Graded Stone Chips ===>

For 10 cu.m. Of Plane Cement Concrete Work with Graded Stone Chips

For M10 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.54 cu.m or 45 Bags
Sand @ 4.62 cu.m or 133 Bags
Stone Chips @ 9.24 cu.m. or 266 Bags.

For M15 Grade :-

Cement @ 2.2 cu.m or 65 Bags
Sand @ 4.4 cu.m or 127 Bags
Stone Chips @ 8.8 cu.m. or 254 Bags.

For M20 Grade :-

Cement @ 2.8 cu.m or 81 Bags
Sand @ 4.2 cu.m or 121 Bags
Stone Chips @ 8.4 cu.m. or 242 Bags.

For M25 Grade :-

Cement @ 3.85 cu.m or 111 Bags
Sand @ 3.85 cu.m or 111 Bags
Stone Chips @ 7.7 cu.m. or 222 Bags.

2) P.C.C. With Brick Ballast or Brick Chips ===>

For 10 cu.m. Of Plane Cement Concrete Work with Brick Ballast

For M5 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.00 cu.m or 29 Bags
Sand @ 5.00 cu.m or 144 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 10.00 cu.m. or 288 Bags.

For M10 Grade :-

Cement @ 1.23 cu.m or 36 Bags
Sand @ 4.92 cu.m or 142 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 9.85 cu.m. or 284 Bags.

For M15 Grade :-

Cement @ 2.29 cu.m or 66 Bags
Sand @ 4.57 cu.m or 132 Bags
Brick Ballast @ 9.14 cu.m. or 264 Bags.

3) R.C.C. With Graded Stone Chips ===>

For 10 cu.m. Of Reinforced Cement Concrete Work with Graded Stone Chips, The Amount Of Cemnet, Sand, Stone Chips Requred are same as that of the P.C.C.

Quantity Of Steel Required

For Normal Slab, Chajja, Lintel = 785kg or 0.785 Ton
For Roof Slab = 1180kg or 1.18 Ton
For Stair = 1570kg or 1.57 Ton
For Column and Beams = 1960kg or 1.96 Ton

Quantity Of Binding ( Black Annealed Wire) Wire Requred

For Normal Slab, Chajja, Lintel = 0.785kg
For Roof Slab = 1.18kg
For Stair = 1.57kg
For Column and Beams = 1.96kg

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