Basics Of Civil Engineering

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■ CONCRETE GRADE

M5 1:4:8

M10= 1:3:6

M15- 1:2:4

M20= 1:1.5:3

M25= 1:1:2

■ CLEAR COVER TO MAIN REINFORCEMENT:

1.FOOTINGS: 50 mm

2.RAFT FOUNDATION.TOP: 50 mm

3.RAFT FOUNDATION.BOTTOM/SIDES: 75 mm

4.STRAP BEAM: 50 mm

5.GRADE SLAB: 20 mm

6.COLUMN: 40 mm

7.SHEAR WALL: 25 mm

8.BEAMS 25 mm

9.SLABS: 15 mm

10.FLAT SLAB: 20 mm

11.STAIRCASE: 15 mm
12.WATER RETAINING STRUCTURES: 20/30 mm

■ Time required For Formwork Removal:

Columns: 24 hrs

Beams upto 6m: 14 days

Beams above 6m: 21 days

Slabs upto 4.5m: 7 days



Slabs above 4.5m: 14 days

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