20 MM CEMENT PLASTER CALCULATOR

20 MM CEMENT PLASTER CALCULATOR


Plaster Area Calculation


Material Calculation

Volume of Mortar = Area of Plaster x Thickness of Plaster

Note – Add 12% to fill up Joint and Cover the Surface

Surface)  = 2.24

(A) For 20mm Cement Plaster (1:6)

Note – Increases by 25% of the Total Dry Volume
         ————(For 100 m2 Plaster Area)

For 1 m2 Plaster Area = 2.80/100 = 0.028 m3 Dry Volume of Mortar Needed

Surface)  = 0.0215

Step 1: Amount of Cement Required

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Cement Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{0.028 X 1}}{7} \end{equation*}

Cement Required = 0.004 m3

 

Step 2: Quantity of Coarse Sand Required

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Sand Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{0.028 X 6}}{7} \end{equation*}

Coarse Sand Required = 0.024 m3

Note: By considering dry density of sand = 1550 kg/m3


(B) For 20mm Cement Plaster (1:5)

For Cement Mortar (1:5)

Note – Increases by 28.4% of the Total Dry Volume Cement Mortar (1:5)

According to BCD Analysis Rates 2114 Cement Mortar (1:5)

Corse Sand = 1.07 m3

Cement Required = 0.214 m3 (1.07/5)

Then Total Volume = 1.07+0.214 = 1.284 m3

         ————(For 100 m2 Plaster Area)

For 1 m2 Plaster Area = 2.876/100 = 0.02876 m3 Dry Volume of Mortar Needed

Step 1: Amount of Cement Required

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Cement Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{0.02876 X 1}}{6} \end{equation*}

Cement Required = 0.004794 m3

 

Step 2: Quantity of Coarse Sand Required

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Sand Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{0.02876 X 5}}{6} \end{equation*}

Coarse Sand Required = 0.0024 m3

Note: By considering dry density of sand = 1550 kg/m3


(C) For 20mm Cement Plaster (1:4)

For Cement Mortar (1:4)

Note – Increases by 34% of the Total Dry Volume Cement Mortar (1:4)

According to BCD Analysis Rates 2113 Cement Mortar (1:4)

Corse Sand = 1.07 m3

Cement Required = 0.2675 m3 (1.07/4)

Then Total Volume = 1.07+0.2675 = 1.3375 m3

         ————(For 100 m2 Plaster Area)

For 1 m2 Plaster Area = 3.0016/100 = 0.03 m3 Dry Volume of Mortar Needed

Step 1: Amount of Cement Required

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Cement Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{0.03 X 1}}{5} \end{equation*}

Cement Required = 0.006 m3

 

Step 2: Quantity of Coarse Sand Required

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Sand Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{0.03 X 4}}{5} \end{equation*}

Coarse Sand Required = 0.024 m3

Note: By considering dry density of sand = 1550 kg/m3


(D) For 20mm Cement Plaster (1:3)

For Cement Mortar (1:3)

Note – Increases by 42.7% of the Total Dry Volume Cement Mortar (1:4)

According to BCD Analysis Rates 2114 Cement Mortar (1:3)

Corse Sand = 1.07 m3

Cement Required = 0.357 m3 (1.07/3)

Then Total Volume = 1.07+0.357 = 1.427 m3

         ————(For 100 m2 Plaster Area)

For 1 m2 Plaster Area = 3.196/100 = 0.03196 m2 Dry Volume of Mortar Needed

Step 1: Amount of Cement Required

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Cement Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Cement=\frac{\text{0.03196 X 1}}{4} \end{equation*}

Cement Required = 0.00799 m3

 

Step 2: Quantity of Coarse Sand Required

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{Dry Volume X Sand Ratio}}{\text{Sum of Ratio}} \end{equation*}

 

    \begin{equation*} Coarse Sand=\frac{\text{0.03196 X 3}}{4} \end{equation*}

Coarse Sand Required = 0.024 m3

Note: By considering dry density of sand = 1550 kg/m3


 

 

Updated: August 29, 2023 — 12:56 am

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