Volume of one bag cement Calculator
Input
How to use the calculator?
- Input the weight of cement.
- Choose whether your unit of cement is in kg or No. of Bags.
- Click in convert to get the volume of cement in the meter cube as well as the feet cube.
- If you want to see the numerical portion for converting one bag of cement into volume, then you can scroll below this article.
Why to convert weight of cement into volume?
For any construction site, we need to calculate the volume of materials for the estimation of cost. Here I am going to calculate the volume of one bag cement in meter cube.
Cement is the essential material of construction. Without cement, it will be very difficult to construct hard and durable structures in modern-day.
But, we know cement is packed in a bag whose weight remains 50 kg. Here I am going to show you how to convert 1 bag of cement ie. 50 kg of cement into volume.
Grade of cement
Cement are found in different grade, grade-33, grade-44, grade-54 etc. OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) found in three grades as above but PPC (Portland Pozzolana Cement) found in only one grade which is approximate equals to grade-33 of OPC cement.
PPC is more durable and environmentally friendly than OPC.
Volume of one bag cement / 50 kg cement
Numerical for volume of cement
We have following data for cement,
Mass of one bag of cement
50 Kg for one Bag
Density of cement
1440 kg/ meter cube
Now, we need to calculate volume of one bag of cement.
So,
Volume of Cement: = Mass/ Density
=50/1440
= 0.0347 m3
Also you can convert this volume from cubic meter to cubic feet,
Just you have to multiply the volume of 1 bag of cement by 35.3147.
So,
1 cum cement = 35.3147 cuf
= 0.0347 cumec Cement
=0.0347* 35.3147
= 1.225 cft
Hence,
Volume of cement in meter cube = = 0.0347 m3
Volume of cement in meter cube = 1.225 feet cube
So, friends in this way you can convert weight of cement in volume.
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