Method of findingthe dry ingredient quantity of 1 m3
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Answer Posted / arbab_91
simple formula 1:2:4 ration is
square foot / 4.46 x 1 = cement
square foot / 4.46 x 2 = sand
square foot / 4.46 x 4 = gravel, aggregat
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