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How much does steel weigh per cubic foot

How much does steel weigh per cubic foot | how much does steel weigh per cubic centimetre | weight of steel per cubic foot | how much does a cubic foot of steel weigh.

Steel or reinforcing bar are used to enhancing the strength of concrete structure like footing, column, beam and slab, as we know that concrete is good in compression but weak in tension, for increasing the tensile strength of concrete Steel is embedded in concrete fibre.

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When you are thinking about to start a new projects you need to calculate how much Steel you should purchase, steel weight calculated as per cubic foot, as per cubic centimetre and as per cubic metre, first you should describe your task then calculate steel weigh per cubic foot.

Unit Weight or density of steel Auron crossing bar described as ratio of unit mass and volume represented as kg/m3 (kilogram per cubic metre, g/cm3 (gram per cubic centimetre and lb/ft3 (Pounds per cubic foot).

You are looking to buying steel for your construction work, applying of concrete mortar, you need to know how much steel you should purchase and you can load in your vehicle.

Most of steel supplier which are available nearly to you, will give you option to deliver steel at your homes, for this they should cost some money for transportation. If you have a truck or vehicle that you can use to bring steel to your destination or construction site, then it is cheaper and faster option for you.

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How much does Steel weigh per cubic foot

Steel or reinforcing bar embedded in concrete fibre to increase the tensile strength and to provide structural support, in this regard, “How much does Steel weigh per cubic foot”, in general, typically, steel can weigh around 490 pounds per cubic foot. If steel weight measured in kilogram per cubic metre, then it should be 7850 kg/m3, if steel weight measured in gram per cubic centimetre, then it should be 7.85 g/cm3 and if steel weight measured in ounce per cubic inch, then it should be 4.557 oz/in3.

A typical steel weighs around 490 pound per cubic foot (224 kilograms per cubic foot), 7850 kilograms per cubic meter, 7.85 grams per cubic centimeter, or which is approximately equal as 4.557 Oz per cubic inch.

Weight of steel per cubic foot

The typical weight of steel is about 490 pound per cubic foot (or 224 kilograms per cubic foot), 7850 kilograms per cubic meter,  7.85 grams per cubic centimeter, or which is approximately equal as 4.557 Oz per cubic inch.

How much does a cubic foot of steel weigh

A cubic foot of typical steel should weigh 490 pounds or 224 kg, which is approximately equal as 7,850 kilograms per cubic meter, or 7.85 grams per cubic centimeter, or 4.557 Oz per cubic inch.

How much does a cubic inch of steel weigh

A cubic inch of typical steel should weigh 4.557 Oz or 0.283 pound, which is approximately equal as 7,850 kilograms per cubic meter, or 7.85 grams per cubic centimeter, or 490 pound per cubic foot.

Steel weight per cubic inch:- One cubic inch of steel weighs 0.283 pounds that is equal as 4.557 oz. So a one square inch pieces of steel of one foot length weighs (1x1x12x0.283) or about 3.4 pounds.

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Conclusions:-

A typical steel weighs approximately 490 pounds per cubic foot (or 224kg per cubic foot), or 7850 kilograms per cubic meter, or 7.85 grams per cubic centimeter, or which is approximately equal as 4.557 oz per cubic inch.

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