Different Grades of Concrete and their Uses

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[@Vasanth_TP]

good explanations and animation. My only suggestion is that I would have called slabs and beams as "flexural" members instead of tension members.

[@gregwarner3753]

For general use 1 cement, 3 sand, 5 stone mixed dry and then as little water as possible to make the concrete loose enough to place. For specialty uses consult an engineer.

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[@sadaynathjha8872]

It would be beneficial for us (Common people) ,if you discribe the different grades of cement used for 1.footing 2. Caulamns 3.Roof and brick work .

[@oportillo02]

Oh! By common use (houses) the rank of concrete in foundation, columns, and beams is f'c= 210-250 kg/cm2, slabs, and roofs -+ f'c= 150kg/cm2

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[@krishnashrestha7744]

You've mentioned beam and slab are tensile member but I think they are flexural member. Can you give some explanation over here sir?

[@littlethoughts9646]

If we use less grade of concrete for slab and beams, the chances of failure will be high. Because slab and beams are tensile members and concrete is weak in tension. So the minimum grade concrete for slabs and beams are M20 and M25 respectively.

[@perumalpandian5297]

Sir you explained very general in nature. In technically speaking what based we should recommend the grade of concrete. Any exact methodology to calculate the Grade of concrete for different type of building

[@deancooke513]

Thanks very informative

[@civilistaan3473]

Beams are not only tensile but they are flexural members..thanks

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Very Nice Video Thanks.

[@Judexy22]

On certain Islands Sand is no more allowed. So, Rocksand is used instead. So, when Sand is replaced by Rocksand, will the Rocksand quantity different in the mix ? Thank you.

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[@mukeshkannan7837]

Thanks a lot for the basics of concrete. How does concrete strength varies depends on cement grade (43 / 53 / 63)? I'm an electrical / electronics engineer. But love to understand the Civil engineering.

[@PintuDas19]

Sir I can not completely answer your question but 43 and 53 grades OPC are only used nowadays whereas 33 is obsolete. And sorry 63 grade is not available its 33,43&53 grades only. And use higher the grade higher the strength. These are the strength of cement and not related to concrete. 33grade cement means its strength is 33 n/mm2. As per my experience important structures are built using 53 grade whereas ordinary cement available in market are of 43 grade mostly

[@knightclan4]

Excellent tutorial

[@bsreenivasulu2223]

Very useful video. Sir, please explain grade and composition of concrete used for walls as well as pillars and slab. I want to build an independent house with concrete wall (pouring of concrete at a time for pillars, walls and slab after reinforcing with steel and centring). I want to build stilt plus four floors house in 200 sq.meters plot.

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[@vs22996]

Thankyou for Animated video it makes us better to understand and please Make a video on Design mix conc and Which grades should be used in foundation,slab,column etc

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Thank you for your teaching sir.

[@godwinagangan2766]

Thanks for lecture on mix. I want you to give me the different Concrete grade. like grade c5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30

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Their are several other elements added as well.

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Thanks bro, please do a video on types of foundations

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[@worldpeace5853]

You said ‘Concrete grade of foundations & columns will be more than slabs and beams’ - For a G+3 residence if you have slabs/beams with M20 grade and columns with M25 grade with a foundation PCC bed of M7.5 grade, does it make sense? I see that the foundation PCC bed has this grade as a standard. Isn’t M7.5 less strength compared to M20 or M25? I believe the foundation had M20 RMC poured in. Can you clarify?

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If i have 3000 psi and i want to figure out how many pounds of pressure would it take before that bricks fails. How would I calculate that?

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Tell me about which gardes are used& where it is used

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[@gulubabu2237]

Sir which grade of concrete, is best for ,,,residential house,,,, in footing,column, slab ,,, ,( m10,m15,or m20,,)🤔🤔🤔please give some idea

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[@arun-kumar78]

But sir u didn't tell for which type of work , what should be grade of concrete? Who decides it?

[@rahcayetan5133]

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[@putinbhaijaan135]

What does the mix proportion actually means?? As for example 1:2:4 Where 1 part is of cement 2 is for sand and 4 is for aggregate. My question is Does 1 part of cement means 1 bag of cement or 1 kg of cement?? And like wise for sand and aggregate.. Please anyone who is reading the comments please do clarify my doubts..

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[@Classroom2024]

What can be the grade for slab and beam? At the same time for column and foundation?

[@kadurvarunkumar6638]

Sir, How the quantity of water is calculated?

[@kharishreddy3707]

Sir, which Grade of Concrete is to used in construction of dummy column 3feet. LOw grade M7.5 or M15.

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Something I didn't know. Thx

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[@ramkumarsharma4139]

Slab on roof and horizontal beams which grade mix(m20 or m25 grade will be more beneficial.building is without coloum.pl advice from each angle which grade mix will be better?

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[@ahmedbenlarbi2348]

Please the quantity of water for M 25 is missing. How to design the Mix for M30 and above . Is there any way to memorize these mix ratios . Thanks .

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Hi Bro Can u explain design mix. & water cement ratio

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