How to Calculate Cement Sand Aggregate and Water Quantity in Slab | Civil Engineering Basics |

In this video we learn how to calculate the quantities of Cement, Sand , Aggregate and Water for Concrete.
The calculation is broken down into 3 simple steps.
Step 01 - Calculate Dry Volume
Step 02 - Calculate Sum of Ratios
Step 03- Calculate Required Quantities

[@ireenkabutu6007]

This was perfect and easy to follow through.

[@zakariaademmohamed9593]

Thanks Sir.

[@myrandomvlogs2484]

Clear instructions and to the point!

[@yavarahad6711]

Accidentally stumbled on this gem

[@brianchu-a-kong1414]

What is the mix ratio of M50 concrete and M70 concrete? Thanks in advance and looking forward to an early reply. Brian.

[@123rockstar2010]

Correction the volume of cement (3.36m³) needs to be multiplied by density (1440kg/m³) to get the weight of water.
That is 4,838.4kg... multiply by 0.45 water ratio.. that makes it 2177.28kg or 2177Liters of water needed.

[@md.ataurrahman129]

Stone chips never change in wet or dry volume. So is it WRONG/right to ur
calculation of Stone chips.