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Max water required to be added per 50 kg bag of cement of M15 grade of concrete ...
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rathna kumar
10-December-2015

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Question added by Manoranjan Swain
Date Posted: 2018/06/13

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صفا فطومة حميدة

by صفا فطومة حميدة

Hello the concrete water grade is between 33 ° C and 34 ° C casting process

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