How much steel ( 10mm and 8mm) required for 1 M3 concrete slab?

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How much percentage of steel is added to 1m cube of concrete slab?
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Sachin G S
22-September-2017

NAC Steel Construction & Property Concrete

Question added by Nabha Nabz
Date Posted: 2017/11/03

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by Rana Shakeel , I&C Commissioning Engineer , AL Toukhi Contracting Company

Quantity of steel is different in different structural elements because load (tensile force) taken by different element are different

61 To 68 KG/M3

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