how to calculate no. of cement bags consumed in 1:4 and 1:6
proportion RR Masonary and the quantity of sand also
Answer Posted / nisikanta
First of all calculate total volume of RR masonry.Then add
33% of volume more than actual volume of wet material.then
for 1:4 ;1 cement:4 coarse sand.Total volume/5=Vol of cement.
no of bags of cement=Vol of cement/.035.For 1:6 just put 6
in place of 4.
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