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What is 1.54 Constant for Concrete in Quantity Survey?

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For example
We need to calculate dry mortar for 1cum concrete

We have 1m x 1m x 1m = 1 cum (cubic meter)

1 cum is wet volume
Now we need to convert 1 cum wet volume into 1cum dry volume

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Dry volume = wet volume + 54% of wet volume

So
Dry volume = 1 + ((55/100) x 1)
Dry volume = 1 + (.54 x 1)
Dry volume = 1 + .54
Dry volume = 1.54 cum
when you need to calculate
Dry volume of concrete than just multiply wet volume with 1.54 to calculate dry morter

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Hi My name is Raja Junaid Iqbal and i am Land Surveyor by Profession but I've specialized in the field of Q,S and land development. As Professional Surveyor I engaged my self in all over the Gulf since 14 years.

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