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List out the densities of different construction materials such as brick, steel, sand, aggregate e..

Answer / girish bajpai

Cement -- 1450 kg/cum
steel -- 7800 kg/cum
PCC -- 2400 kg/cum
RCC -- 2500 kg/cum
sand (loose ) -- 1400 to 1700 kg/cum
sand (packed)-- 1600 to 1900 kg/cum
ACC sheet -- 17 kg/sqm
Timber -- 720 to 750 kg/cum
clay bricks -- 1900 kg/cum
20 mm Aggregate -- 23000kg/cum

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List out the densities of different construction materials such as brick, steel, sand, aggregate e..

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Plasterboard

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List out the densities of different construction materials such as brick, steel, sand, aggregate e..

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Answer / murali

standrad construction materials density values please,,,,,,,,,,,

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List out the densities of different construction materials such as brick, steel, sand, aggregate e..

Answer / amit baviskar

1)Steel. - 7850 kg/cum
2)Cement. - 1440 kg/cum
3)Dry sand - 1780 kg/cum
4)Wet sand - 1920 kg/cum
5)Compacted- 2080 kg/cum
Sand
6)Clay - 1600 kg/cum
Bricks

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List out the densities of different construction materials such as brick, steel, sand, aggregate e..

Answer / rohit singh

Steel-7850kg/cum
Rcc - 2400-2600kg/cum
Pcc - 2300-2500kg/cum
aggregate- 2300 kg/cum
Sand- 1600kg/cum
Bricks- 1920kg/cum

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Answer / md.nazim raza

Density of Materials
(1) Steel = 7850kg/cum
(2) Cement =1440kg/cum
(3) Water = 1000kg/cum
(4) Rcc= 2500kg/cum
(5) pcc=2400kg/cum
(6) wooden = 1100kg/cum
(7) sand= 1100 to 1600kg/cum
(8) Brick=1685 to1920kg/cum

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Answer / sachin reddy

River sand may be 1840kg/cum

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List out the densities of different construction materials such as brick, steel, sand, aggregate e..

Answer / swapnil gadkar

Brick Density- 18 kg/cum To 20 kg/cum

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