CONCRETE 3. From the following figure, find the concrete materials re- quired for the columns 9.00 meters high each using class A concrete. Dia 42 D= 30" 12 pcs. Octagonai Column 10 pcs. Hexagonal Column FIGURE 1-22

CONCRETE 3. From the following figure, find the concrete materials re- quired for the columns 9.00 meters high each using class A concrete. Dia 42 D= 30" 12 pcs. Octagonai Column 10 pcs. Hexagonal Column FIGURE 1-22

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SOLVE AND REFER TO THE CONCRETE PROPORTION TABLE (USE VOLUME METHOD!)

CONCRETE
3. From the following figure, find the concrete materials re-
quired for the columns 9.00 meters high each using class A
concrete.
Dia 42
D 30"
12 pcs. Octagonai Column
10 pcs. Hexagonal Column
FIGURE 1-22

TABLE 1-2 CONCRETE PROPORTION
Cement
Sand Gravel
Class
Mixture
40 kg. / Bag
50 kg. / Bag
cu.m.
cu.m.
AA
1:11/2: 3
12.0
9.5
.50
1.0
A
1: 2
4
9.0
7.0
.50
1.0
1:21/2: 5
7.5
6.0
.50
1.0
1: 3 : 6
6.0
5.0
.50
1.0

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