Calculation of Water for M20 Grade Concrete | Water Cement Ratio| Civil Engineering videos

[@s.thamilmaran3880]

This is very good and usefull. Easily understand. Thanks.

[@mahendrasesma4447]

Sir !!Thanks . love from india👍

[@mtariqfarzandali5164]

Good work and I understand that topic easily So thanks

[@nasskazeem2076]

I always enjoy your lecture. Thanks bro

[@ssentamuandrewtitibya1048]

Samy ur great man.thankz

[@madhukrishna7881]

exellent bro....

[@ahmaduturay1463]

perfect lecture Ing. Sami keep it up sir.

[@phyohtetkoko929]

Sir Thanks For Teaching 👍🏻✌🏻

[@norinkumar1077]

Excellent sir

[@thaeralshamary5340]

thankyou for this information and nice explanation

[@manojt7816]

Ur effort is appreciated sir.thanks.

[@donaldcharles1535]

great video. very useful information sir.

[@HinImene]

Thank you good explaination

[@norinkumar1077]

so nice sir

[@ashokwhite7656]

Very nice explanation.clear to see and listen and easy to understand. Please upload mix design of concrete as per Indian code.

[@DrAravinthanK]

Waooo.. great work sir, keep going. Congrats!!😊

[@mahadahmed4817]

Thank you sir for your excellent explaination and your deeply contrabution knowledge for us

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Watch more my dear here

[@FactualCivilEngineering]

If any interview you say M20 has 403 kg Cement definitely you will out. Practically M20 has 250 to 280 kg as per design mix. Nice video #factualcivilengineering

[@CivilEngineerss]

Haha OK bro

[@prasadpdrc7323]

Hey come-on guys...it can't be 280 kgs..min is 300 kgs..other wise u can't get the strength which u want...if u r using 250 kgs of cement for m20..maybe u did govt.contracts..if u want a quality work 6 bags of cement must

[@FactualCivilEngineering]

@@prasadpdrc7323 thanks for your comment, however in govt. / cpwd contracts min. 300kg allowed for M25 grade concrete because according to IS 456 standard concete start from M25. I hope you understand.

[@crisistg7315]

Its help thnku

[@ashokkumaryadav6477]

Water cement ratio vary in PCC& RCC also as per grade of concrete M15 M 20 M 25.

[@didarhossain1141]

0.5%!!! Right is 50% of total cement weight cosider as water weight. Like=50kg cemet X 50%=25 litres water.

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Right bro

[@adonisbibat3895]

this is so great! :)

[@nomansyed5688]

Awesome bro

[@prashantapradhan4757]

very nice

[@mohsinabbas9739]

Mashallah Sir Ji Jzakllah Kher Hbibi

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Expertise your knowledge of civil engineering here!

[@Asifaas559]

Which grade best quality

[@israelvattepu7766]

Very very nice explain in this video thank you

[@vijaybhasker2928]

shall we use same formula for different grades of concrete??

[@yashgupta6826]

THANK YOU SIR......

[@tamassinty]

You mean by weight of cement his density?

[@bandarutrivenu8047]

As you explained above Same amount of water will add for 1 m3 in concrete miller I didn't see in practical, they add more water randomly Plz comment on this sir

[@muhammadadnan5696]

thank u sir for this video lecture 👌👌 nice video making

[@CivilEngineerss]

Thanks

[@vijaybhasker2928]

sir also upload quantity of cement bags required for a structure

[@Girimulyo]

The ratio of cement, sand, and crushed stone (1 : 1.5 : 3) is by volume or by weight?

[@deviprasadsingh1261]

Thanks Sir

[@sreerajsree2583]

I think volume of mix is 1.57

[@kaviofficialr.k..8997]

Hello sir thank you so much sir you explained the use water ratio very well thank you so much sir its kavinder gautam from india...🤍👏

[@manjeets236]

samy sir i really like your vidios and infact i am gaining knowledge. but this is not good so many ads in a video

[@abdulshakoor3381]

Sir plz upload videos about roads estimation nd slop etc...

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Yes dear

[@niharranjanswain3118]

Water cement ratio .42 to .6 can always we take all grade or only m20 mix

[@erashfaqahmed5367]

Nice one

[@CivilEngineerss]

Thanks

[@er.heyyakshu]

nice

[@ahmaduturay1463]

THANKS

[@hashamahmed7108]

Sir how much cement sand and aggregate quantity is required in 1000 sqft area 12 no. Of column 8', beam 2' height and slab all having 5 " thickness

[@YousafKhan-sd7ex]

Sir how to calculate fiber for concrete

[@IsrarKhan-fp8xs]

Dear sir please upload complet mix design if possible?

[@divineenergyvastu872]

How you. Determine the water ratio of 0.50%. pl explain.

[@rakeshray9971]

Brother you are mixing the liters and kilogram....kindly take a look at this....in liters there should be 140 litres

[@railrouteofficial]

Volume=mass/density Volume=200 Kg/1000 kg/m^3 Volume=0.2 m^3 *1000 Liters Volume=200 Liters Therefore 1 kg=1 liters

[@munindramohanta2584]

Really ???percentage???? if you are assuming 0.5 (for 0.42-0.6) than its 50% (not 0.5%, it'll be way less)

[@arraswamy9371]

Tq sir

[@Berojgarhaibhai]

Sr 1:4:8 ka rtio h tb kitna water milana hoga concrete m??

[@sneharanvir20]

M15 grade, W/C-0.6 & unit weight of concrete is 2400kg/m3 then water required??

[@garanprabu5233]

Super

[@CivilEngineerss]

Thank you bro

[@rohinitighare2348]

I got 17.5 litres per bag water.

[@jackpat5643]

You are showing here for a 50 kg bag of cement. How about for a 40 kg bag of cement which is used commonly from other countries. Can you show video about the the mixtures for M5 to M20. Thanks..

[@neerajsahu18]

But 1 bag cement is = 35 litre so why didn't you multiply by 35 ..... And why 50 kg

[@rajnishyadav2571]

Sir letter to letter manteply ya letter to kg

[@syedibrahim6230]

For any grade of concrete, M20, M25, M15..... For all of them w/c ratio is( 0.5*cement) .... Is it?

[@mdrezoanhossanshuvo8127]

Yes.

[@manjunathmakari6493]

How about converting cement to m^3 then to ltrs and then multiply with 0.5

[@civilengineerssitetraining4315]

Density= mass/ Volume By using this formula Density of cement 1440 kg/m^3 & Weight of C beg =50 kg. Just put the given dsta in formula it's easy ❤️💞

[@muhammadrizwankhan5727]

For which concrete we use 0.42 to 0.6?

[@FactualCivilEngineering]

Muhammad Rizwankhan Water Cement Ratio With Design Mix Calculation kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5DIlZVtpdVkf6M

[@judithmononoki6562]

Please I need a solution for using 150mmx150mmx150mm cube not 1m³

[@Wanderlust884]

Sir aisa koi tareeka Nahi h kya jisme hum water cement ratio calculate Kar sakte h??

[@deni7729]

How much is 0.5%water

[@selvasiyan]

m25& m30 assume water value ?

[@aqeelnowafyourhandle]

Why did u say ratio of w/c is arange, while u fixed strength to 20 mpa?

[@rodastadesse4967]

TO USES THE SAME CEMENT RATIO FOR ALL GRADE CONCRETE?

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Watch more here

[@vamshimallekedi3711]

But there is remain aggregate, and sand in concrete, what about these?

[@sasrf]

So the correct water/cement average ratio should be 50% NOT 0.5% (ref Didar H), otherwise it would be 250ml water per 50kg bag cement !!!!!??? Civil Engineers ... please confirm & correct !! Otherwise, thanks for clarifying, it makes it easier to work out by volume for small DIY jobs !!

[@renielacosta6557]

Its 50%, and it depends the slump what you need

[@venkataramanr4549]

200 ltrs for how many bags sir, kindly reply sir

[@enayatalimy1392]

venkataraman R 200 litre water for 8 bags

[@world92]

1bag of cement =50/1440=0.03472m3 We can say 1bag cement =35 Liter W/C = 0.5 W = C*O.5 W = 35*0.5 = 17.5 Liter Water / Bag. ۔ ۔ You did wrong sir W = 50*0.5 = 25 kg / Bag Liter

[@christianadriananiceta2753]

can I do this for different grades and for 40kg cement?

[@khushboothakur6203]

sir jese m5 = 1:4:8 hai to 1 bag = 50kg hota hai cement 1 beg send 4 beg agg = 8 beg yese hi ho ga

[@zahidullahallai4482]

Are u making maps also?

[@zahidullahallai4482]

Must reply plz

[@DeepakSaini-dr9lc]

Please explain the concept of design mix. Where less cement is used to obtain high compressive strength

[@FactualCivilEngineering]

Deepak Saini kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5DIlZVtpdVkf6M here you get your concept design mix process of water cement ratio & cement calculation

[@khajask8113]

m20=1:2:3.water=.?

[@jigarpatel1727]

👍

[@shrikishan4177]

Asalmwale kum k sath namaskar bhi bol diya kro

[@bodhiswattamandal4527]

This calculation is wrong... 17.5lit water need for 1beg cement. Please check

[@onmy5505]

5℅ * 400 = 200 litre water. Easy

[@Ahmad-ei1tc]

Sir... Only 0.42 to 0.6 , not percent

[@rohitsarkardce2nd154]

Dry volume= 1× 1.54

[@satyavenikoppadi3736]

Sir the ratio is 0.42 to 0.6 but why assume 0.5 only

[@renielacosta6557]

It depends on the slump what you need

[@kumarvermakri]

can i ask numerical related to this please provide contact detail

[@kumarvermakri]

i want to ask numerical , please help

[@aderawgebeyehu2954]

what about design of circular beam

[@Rajeshedits53]

Sorry sir it's not 0.42 to 0.6% it is 0.4 to 0.6 %

[@yasarharfath94]

M25,M15

[@VISHAL_Ji93]

voilene of cement willl be 0.0354m3 :D

[@rehmatmeer7796]

M20 means

[@akashthatagiri3559]

M for mix. 20 is compresive strength of concrete

[@Infraupdate]

How 25kg= 25litre

[@edinfific2576]

Brother, it is nice that you want to help and explain, but saying "kg" instead of "kilogram(s)" is not helping. Also, get your math done right before explaining to others: a ratio is not expressed in percents although they're closely related. You should have said "the water to cement WEIGHT ratio is 0.5, or 0.5:1" or "the water is 48 to 60% of the cement weight in the mix" or "we add 0.5 liters of water to every kilogram of cement, or 25 liters to a 50-kilogram bag of cement"!

[@asaminewasale6252]

water is about 0.25kg not 25

[@fidamossih]

"%" ????

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

See here

[@hashamahmed7108]

Asalam

[@abhishektripathy5255]

The value of 400 i didnt understand

[@yaad1908]

#Dear previous lecture you told us thats #30litres is needed for #m20 . 32L for M15... Nd Now You saying thats #200Litres for #M20 #Can YoU #explain it ?😱 Waiting 4 ur #Answr

[@safdarkh786]

Bruh! Too much tagalog!

[@seseuq07]

As for my point of view of his lecture, he said that 30 litres of water is equal to the ratio of M20 grade with a mix ratio of (1:1.5:3), while 200 litres of water is equal to 1 cubic metre of M20 grade with a mix ratio of (1:1.5:3) 😁

[@sreekanth6801]

Why use 1.54 , someone use 1.57

[@chinnukiran369]

U said Wrong calculate

[@SaidNawab-y2n]

تہ پہ پختو ویوڈ یا جوڑ ہ کہ

[@shaistabegum765]

Your explanation is only a thumb rule .it is not as per srandards

[@JavedKhan-ny3pm]

You talk differently than writing. You are saying water ratio is between 0.4 to 0.6% and take a number 0.5 which should then be 0.5%. So on one hand you talk percentage and then use a number forgetting about percent which should the number divided by 100. Actually a ratio is never in percentage but a number. So please first you correct yourself, and use proper terminology. Thanks