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What is the BS concrete design mix for class 20?
40 20 concrete design mix is the water to cementitious materials ratio. This is what determines the class of the design mix.
What is concrete mixing ratio in M 40 concrete?
M40 Concrete ratio 1:1.65:2.92 (cement:FA:CA)W/C ratio = 0.4As per Indian Standards.
What concrete ratio for a concrete slab?
1:2:3
What is concrete method?
class in which objects can be created is called as concrete class.
What is the ratio of Grade 15 concrete?
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