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Metal and Concrete

03/15/2010 2:28 PM

hello,

i want to know the weight of metal in one cubic meter M30 cocnrete ?

weight of metal in one cubic meter M20 concrete ?

weight of metal in one cubic meter M40 concrete ?

weight of metal in one cubic meter M50 concrete ?

& i also want to know the difference between 43 grade of cement and 53 grade of cement ..and what exactly 43 & 53 mean ???

thanx

sincerly

mohammed mahboob ali khan

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03/16/2010 9:23 AM

The metal weighs the same as it did before it was put into the concrete....

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03/16/2010 10:31 AM

"and what exactly 43 & 53 mean" They mean thousands of pounds of compressive strength respectively.
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03/18/2010 12:11 PM

I suggest that you open-up your concrete engineering textbook, or God forbid, you ask your teacher or course Professor at the university you are attending. The answers to your questions can be found there. These questions can be found there or on Google Search. All of this is very elementary concrete engineering course #101.

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