Concrete, Civil Engineering

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Determine the quantity of materials required per batch and probable output from a concrete mixing plant of 1200lts capacity. The design per 1000lts of mixed concrete is as follows :
5.6 bags of cement
923kg of course aggregate
715 kg of sand
195lts of water
Fixing time = 115 seconds

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