Answer / arun

its 1:3:6

Answer / hari haran

its cement:fine agg:coarse agg
if we take 1 bag of cement=50 kg
then
cement=50 kg
fine agg=50*4=200kg
coarse agg=50*8=400kg
water cement ratio=0.4
w/c=0.4*50=20 liters of water

Answer / durairajan

1:3:6

Answer / arun kumar

ITS MEAN 1:4:8
CEMENT:SAND:COARSE AGGREGATE

MEANS 1 BAG OF CEMENT, 4 BAGS OF SAND, 8 BAGS OF COARSE
AGGREGATES

Answer / prashant rawat

M10 grade Ratio is 1:3:6 And 1:4:8 is M7.5

Answer / nimmakayala

It not a design mix
It is a lean mix of proportion is 1:3:6(C:FA:CA)

Answer / orient builders

1 4 8 means cement sand (fine aggregate) metal 20 mm (coarse
aggregate)respectively.
The ratio is based on volume and not in weight.
one bag of cement is 1.25 cubic foot
Therefore multiply the fine and coarse aggregate with 1.25.
Thus you have to use 1.25 cft of cement (one bag) and 5 cft
of sand and 10 cft of coarse aggregate.
As for sand is concerned bulkage allowance is to considered
according to which the quantity may slightly vary

Answer / vimal prajapati

Nominal mix propertion of M10 PCC grade is 1:3:6 & Nominal
mix propertion of M .75 Is pcc grade for 1:4:8
Normally Mix design consider for above M20 grade as for Is
code 456

Answer / sunil1505

its not a design mix. after m25 that called design mixes...


1:4:8 cement,sand,aggregate..water ratio is 0.4

m7.5 1:6
10 (1:4:8 and 1 :3:6)
15 1:2:4
20 1:1.5: 3
25 1 : 1 : 2

Answer / kumar s

For M-10 grade nominal mix design is 1:3:6
For M-7.5 grade nominal mix design is 1:4:8

As per IS 456:2000, Nominal mix concrete may be used for concrete grades M-20 or lower. Design mix can be arrived with several trial mix design as per guideline proposed in IS 10262:2009. Example my trail design mix for M 10 is 1:3.5:6.10
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