Calculate the quantity of Cement, Sand, Gravel and Water for the given solid as shown and the following data; Materials Specific Gravity Density 1506 kg/ cu.m 1680 kg/ cu.m. 1525 kg/ cu.m. Cement 3.10 Sand 2.65 Gravel 2.50 WIC ratio = 0.58 Mix Proportion: 1:1.5:2 Consider 40kg/bag of cement Thickness of Slab = 150mm A = 4m + (Sum SDN)/10 B = 5m + (Sum SDN)/10 C = 6m + (Sum SDN)/10 D = 3m + (Sum SDN)/10 E = 7m + (Sum SDN)/10 B C

Calculate the quantity of Cement, Sand, Gravel and Water for the given solid as shown and the following data; Materials Specific Gravity Density 1506 kg/ cu.m 1680 kg/ cu.m. 1525 kg/ cu.m. Cement 3.10 Sand 2.65 Gravel 2.50 WIC ratio = 0.58 Mix Proportion: 1:1.5:2 Consider 40kg/bag of cement Thickness of Slab = 150mm A = 4m + (Sum SDN)/10 B = 5m + (Sum SDN)/10 C = 6m + (Sum SDN)/10 D = 3m + (Sum SDN)/10 E = 7m + (Sum SDN)/10 B C

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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