Concrete is a mixture of cement, sand, coarse aggregates, and water that are mixed together in specific proportions. The ratio of water to cement affects the strength of the concrete, with a lower ratio producing stronger concrete. To prepare wet concrete, cement and sand are mixed together dry, then water is added and the entire mixture is blended together along with coarse aggregates to produce a wet, ready-to-use concrete.
Concrete is a mixture of cement, sand, coarse aggregates, and water that are mixed together in specific proportions. The ratio of water to cement affects the strength of the concrete, with a lower ratio producing stronger concrete. To prepare wet concrete, cement and sand are mixed together dry, then water is added and the entire mixture is blended together along with coarse aggregates to produce a wet, ready-to-use concrete.
Concrete is a mixture of cement, sand, coarse aggregates, and water that are mixed together in specific proportions. The ratio of water to cement affects the strength of the concrete, with a lower ratio producing stronger concrete. To prepare wet concrete, cement and sand are mixed together dry, then water is added and the entire mixture is blended together along with coarse aggregates to produce a wet, ready-to-use concrete.
What is concrete? -Concrete is product consist of cement, sand and coarse aggregates and water which is there are mix together in required proportion (ratio). (Pictures of cement, sand, coarse aggregate (gravel) and water) Water/ Cement Ratio For normal mix, the amount of mixture for cement, sand and coarse aggregate is measured by ratio of weight or ratio of volume. However, ratio of weight is most preferable. For example a mixture of 1:2:4 means 1 part of cement, 2 parts of fine aggregate and 4 part of coarse aggregate. In addition, other examples of concrete mixture proportion used to produce the required strength of concrete are 1:3:6, 1:1.5:3 and 1:4:8. Water use in concrete mixture is based on water/cement ratio which is it is a ratio of weight of water to weight of cement. The chemical reaction between cement and water causes concrete to harden. (Picture) Mix the cement with sand (Picture) Pour clean water on the mixture (Picture) Mix the mixture with the scoop (Picture) Add coarse aggregate (Picture) Mix the mixture with the scoop (Picture) Concrete are ready