1 brass 10mm & 20mm aggregate weight in kg

1 brass means | 1 brass 10mm & 20mm aggregate weight in kg,100cft 10mm & 20mm aggregate weight in Kg and how to convert 1 CFT aggregate weight in kg and also know about 100 CFT fine aggregate and coarse aggregate weight in Kg.

1 brass means

Brass is non standard unit that is still prevalent in India history of 200 years ago. The word brass is used in measurement unit that represent the multiple of 100 for both the volume and area in British system.

1 brass means 100 cubic feet (cft) of building material such as sand and aggregate when measuring the volume or 100 square feet (sq ft) of surface area when measuring the estimate for square footage of brickwork, tile work and plastering work.

For example, a cart with load bed of 8′ x 5′ size, when loaded with sand which levels 2.5′ high, the quantity is (8 x 5 x 2.5 / 100 =) 1 brass. It is also used as a measure of surface area of 100 square feet, as used by painters, masons, etc, for quoting or billing purposes.

1 brass means how many square feet?

Brass is non standard unit measuring the surface area for estimation of building material, regarding this “1 brass means how many square feet?”, generally there are 100 square feet surface area of tiles, brickwork and plastering work in 1 brass means.

1 brass means how many cubic feet?

Brass is non standard unit measuring the volume for estimation of building material, regarding this “1 brass means how many cubic feet?”, generally there are 100 cubic feet of building material in 1 brass means.

1 brass means how many m3

Brass is non standard unit measuring the volume for estimation of building material, regarding this “1 brass means how many m3?”, generally there are 2.83 m3 (cubic meter) of building material in 1 brass means.

1 brass means how much?

Regarding this, “1 brass means how much?”, 1 brass means 100 cubic feet (cft) of building material such as sand and aggregate when measuring the volume or 100 square feet (sq ft) of surface area when estimating the square footage of brickwork, tile work and plastering work.

1 brass means how much ton?

1 brass of sand = 100 cft, you need to convert in m3, 1 m3= 35.3147 cft, hence 100 cft in m3= 100/35.32 = 2.83 cubic meter, taking DLBD of sand = 1600 kg/m3, hence weight of 2.83 m3 sand = 1600 × 2.83 = 4528 kgs or round it you get 4.5 metric tons

Regarding this, “1 brass means how much ton?”, generally 1 brass means 4.5 metric tons of sand, and in case of aggregate it will be 4.2 metric tons. Above figure is theoretical value and it will vary case to case.

1 brass sand means how many kg?

1 brass of sand = 100 cft, you need to convert in m3, 1 m3= 35.3147 cft, hence 100 cft in m3= 100/35.32 = 2.83 cubic meter, taking DLBD of sand = 1600 kg/m3, hence weight of 2.83 m3 sand = 1600 × 2.83 = 4528 kgs or round it you get 4500 kg

Regarding this, “1 brass means how many kg?”, generally 1 brass means 4500 kg of sand, and in case of aggregate it will be 4200 kg. Thus 1 brass = 4500 kg of sand or in case of aggregate, 1 brass = 4200 kg of aggregate.

1 brass means how many tons?

Regarding this, “1 brass means how many tons?”, generally 1 brass means 4.5 metric tons of sand, and in case of aggregate it will be 4.2 metric tons.

1 brass is equal to

1 brass is equal to 100 cft (cubic feet) volume of building material such as stone, sand, aggregate, crushed sand or 100 square feet surface area of brickwork, plastering and tiling for estimation.

Regarding this, 1 brass is equal to how many square feet?, generally 1 brass is equal to 100 square feet surface area of brickwork, plastering and tiling for estimation.

Regarding this, 1 brass is equal to how many square meter?, generally 1 brass is equal to 9.3 square meter surface area of brickwork, plastering and tiling for estimation.

Regarding this, 1 brass is equal to how many cubic feet?, generally 1 brass is equal to 100 cubic feet volume of building material such as sand, stone and aggregate.

Regarding this, 1 brass is equal to how many cubic meter?, generally 1 brass is equal to 2.83 cubic meter volume of building material such as sand, stone and aggregate.

Regarding this, 1 brass is equal to how many tons?, generally 1 brass is equal to 4.5 metric tons of sand or 4.2 metric tons of aggregate/ stone.

Regarding this, 1 brass is equal to how many kg?, generally 1 brass is equal to 4500 kg of sand or 4200 kg of aggregate/ stone.

1 brass to kg

1 brass to kg:- we know 1 brass = 100 cft or 2.83 m3 of building material surch as sand and stone, take DLBD of sand = 1600 kg/m3, so 1 brass to kg = 1600 × 2.83 = approx 4500 kg, so 1 brass to kg of sand is 4500 kg or 4200 kg of aggregate.

1 brass in kg

1 brass in kg:- we know 1 brass = 100 cft or 2.83 m3 of building material surch as sand and stone, take DLBD of sand = 1600 kg/m3, so 1 brass in kg = 1600 × 2.83 = approx 4500 kg, so 1 brass in kg of sand is 4500 kg or 4200 kg of aggregate.

The quantity of aggregate in construction line calculated in cubic metre or cubic foot or Brass but some time easy question is asked how we convert 1 brass aggregate weight in kg. As we know 1 brass is equal to 100cft

We know that aggregate is consist of fine aggregate and coarse aggregate of different size 10 mm, 20 mm and 40mm. 10 mm size of aggregate is fine aggregate and 20 mm and 40 mm aggregate is coarse aggregate.

Building, Bridge, dams Construction aggregate, or simply aggregate, is a broad category of coarse- to medium-grained particulate material used in construction, including sand, gravel, crushed stone, slag, recycled concrete and geosynthetic aggregates. Aggregates are the most mined materials in the world.

Generally fine aggregate consist of sand silt clay and coarse aggregate consists fine gravel medium gravel coarse gravel pebbles cobbles and boulders.

Fine aggregate having size less than 4.75 mm and coarse aggregate size ranging between more than 4.75 mm to 256 mm.

All types of aggregates measured in cubic metre and cubic feet in construction site and we know about 100 CFT course aggregate weight in kg, and cubic metre but sometime when we go through the the interview and facing questions it will ask what is the weight of 1 brass fine aggregate into kg. also weight of 1 brass aggregate in kg used for billing purpose.

1 brass to m3

We know 1 brass = 100 cft of building material such as sand and aggregate and 1m3 = 35.32 cft, so 1 brass to m3 = 100/ 35.32 = 2.83 m3, hence 1 brass to m3 is around 2.83 cubic meter of building material.

1 brass to kg

We know 1 brass = 100 cft or 2.83m3 of building material such as sand and aggregate, taking DLBD of aggregate = 1500 kg/ m3, so 1 brass to kg = 1500× 2.83 = 4200 kg, hence 1 brass to 4200 kg of aggregate, in case of sand it will be 4500 kg.

1 brass to ton

We know 1 brass = 100 cft or 2.83m3 of building material such as sand and aggregate, taking DLBD of aggregate = 1500 kg/ m3, so 1 brass to ton = 1500× 2.83/1000 = 4.2 tons, hence 1 brass to 4.2 tons of aggregate, in case of sand it will be 4.5 tons.

1 brass 10mm & 20mm aggregate weight in kg

We know that while finding the bulk density of different types of aggregate their value is not fixed but it depends on handling how you can handle the aggregate.

1 brass soil in kg:– there is different types of soil and their density is vary from 1600 to 2300kg/m3, so 1m3 soil weight is ranging between 1600 to 2300kgs, 1 brass = 2.83m3, so weight of 1 brass soil is ranging between 4528 to 6500kgs depending upon dry and wet condition and type of soil. 1 brass gravel dry soil weight is 4528kgs, gravel wet soil weight is 5094kgs, clay dry soil weight is 5660kgs and clay wet soil weight is 6509kgs.

Kg to brass:- 1 brass is =100cft, 1cft aggregate weight is ranging from 43 to 46 kgs,1 brass (100cft) aggregate weight is 4.3 to 4.6 tons, 4389 kgs – 4587kg is equal to 1 brass.

So density of aggregate is not fix but it ranging between 1520 kg/m3 to 1680 kg/m3.

Weight of aggregate in kilogram depends on density of aggregate and size of aggregate. Lesser dimension of aggregate have high density due to less presence of air voids & higher dimension of aggregate have lower density due to higher presence of air voids.

10 mm size of fine aggregate have higher density due to lesser presence of air voids than 20 mm size and 40 mm size of coarse aggregate. if there density is varies that’s why weight of aggregate is also very. Density of aggregate is vary from 1420 Kg/m3 to 1680 Kg/m3,

For calculating 1 brass aggregate weight, consider density of aggregate 1600 Kg/m3, it means 1 cubic metre of aggregate weight is 1600 kg and we know that 1m3 = 35.3147 cft, so 35.3147 cft aggregate is equal to 1600 kg, then 1 CFT aggregate weight 1600/35.3147 = 45.30 kg, then 1 brass (100cft) aggregate weight = 45.30 ×100 = 4530 kg or 4.5 tons

As we know higher dimension of aggregate like 20mm and 40mm have lower density due to higher presence of air voids than 10 mm aggregates. Density of 20mm and 40mm aggregate ranging between 1450 kg/m3 to 1550 kg/m3

For calculating 1 brass 20mm aggregate weight, consider density of 20mm aggregate is equal to 1550 kg/m3, it means weight of 1 cubic metre of 20 mm size aggregate is equal to 1550 kg, we know that 1m3 is equal to 35.3147 cubic feet, it means 35.3 147 cubic feet of aggregate weight is equal to 1550 kg, weight of 1 CFT (cubic feet) of 20mm size aggregate is 1550/35.3147= 43.89 kg, so 1 brass 20mm aggregate weight = 43.89 × 100 = 4389 kg or 4.4 tons.

As we know lesser dimension of fine aggregate like 10 mm have higher density than higher dimension size of 20mm and 40mm aggregate. Density of 10mm fine aggregate is ranging between 1620 Kg/m3 to 1680 Kg/m3

For calculating 1 brass 10mm aggregate weight, consider density of 10mm is 1620 Kg/m3, it means 1m3 of 10 mm size aggregate weight is 1620 kg, And we know that 1m3 =35.3147 cubic feet, then 35.3147 cft aggregate weight is 1620 kg, then weight of 1 CFT of 10 mm aggregate weight = 1620/35.3147 = 45.87 kg, so 1 brass 10mm aggregate weight = 45.87 × 100 = 4587 kg or 4.6 tons.

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