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How much percent dry volume consider for concrete
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Answer Posted / bharath m/8438238335
For 1m3 wet volume concrete,1.57 m3 or 157% dry volume required if mix using 20 mm metal.
and 1.52 m3 or 152% dry volume required if mix using 40 mm metal.
This is based on Experimental Investigations arrived.
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