Given properties of cement, sand and gravel is presented in the table below: Specific Density, Materials Gravity, kg/m Gs Cement 3.24 1,538 Sand 2.75 1,689 Gravel 2.78 1,549 Use 1:2:4 mix design ratio and 51.02 liter of water per 2 bags of cement. Solve for the total volume of gravel for a 36.28m of concrete. Where 1 ft° = 0.026 m3 %3D

Given properties of cement, sand and gravel is presented in the table below: Specific Density, Materials Gravity, kg/m Gs Cement 3.24 1,538 Sand 2.75 1,689 Gravel 2.78 1,549 Use 1:2:4 mix design ratio and 51.02 liter of water per 2 bags of cement. Solve for the total volume of gravel for a 36.28m of concrete. Where 1 ft° = 0.026 m3 %3D

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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