How much cement+aggregate+sand will be required for making K 150 ready mix for

How much cement+aggregate+sand will be required for making K
150 ready mix for 1 CBM. Strength of Concrete is not
mentioned only detail is K150, what i understand of K150 is
the weight of cement and what does kg/m3 means.What will be
the design for K300 concrete.

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How much cement+aggregate+sand will be required for making K 150 ready mix for 1 CBM. Strength of ..

Answer / sjtbehera

as we know m150 grade but k150 i donot know. if any company
develop this i donot know.

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How much cement+aggregate+sand will be required for making K 150 ready mix for 1 CBM. Strength of ..

Answer / suresh bariya

just send request for information to the respective
consultant/ Architect who gave this details.

in concrete grade "M" stand for the mix and then
number "150" stand for the strength.

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