Mix proportion of concrete refers to the proportional relationship between components (cement, water, sand and stone) in concrete. There are two ways to express it: one is to use 1 m3 of various materials in concrete, such as cement 300 kg, water 180 kg, sand 690 kg and stone 1260 kg; The other is expressed by the ratio of cement per unit mass to various materials and the water-cement ratio of concrete. For example, the precedent can be written as: C:S:G= 1:2.3:4.2, W/C=0.6.
common grade
C20
Water: 175kg cement: 343kg sand: 62 1kg stone: 126 1kg.
The mixing ratio is 0.51:1:1.81:3.68.
C25
Water: 175kg cement: 398kg sand: 566kg stone: 126 1kg.
The mixing ratio is 0.44:1:1.42: 3.17.
C30
Water: 175kg cement: 46 1kg sand: 5 12kg stone: 1252kg.
The mixing ratio is 0.38:1:1.11:2.72.