Cement consumption for one cum concrete using batchingplant

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The cement consumption for one cubic meter of concrete using a batching plant depends on the mix design and the desired strength of the concrete.

Cement consumption is typically measured in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³) of concrete.
The mix design specifies the proportions of cement, aggregates, and water in the concrete.
The desired strength of the concrete determines the amount of cement required.
The cement consumption can vary based on factors such as the type of cement, aggregate gradation, and admixtures used.
For example, a typical mix design for M20 grade concrete may require around 300 kg/m³ of cement.

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300 to 400 kg depeds on the grade of concrete and the design mix

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Depending upon grade of concrete. Minimum consumption in m10grade 210 kg per cubm, in m20 grade 320 kg/cubm, in m25 grade 340kg/cum, in m30 grade 380kg/cum, in m35 grade 410kg/cm, in m40 grade 430kg/cum, in m45 grade 450 kg/cubm, in m50 grade 450kg/cub etc...