can we consider drum mixing of concrete same as batch mix or nominal mix?
The ceiling height of residential buildings is generally 3 m. However, the minimum height requirements as per the National Building Code are as follows You can find more about it in this link below: https://test.theconstructor.org/building/rooms-minimum-height-size-standards/5116/ The ceilingRead more
The ceiling height of residential buildings is generally 3 m. However, the minimum height requirements as per the National Building Code are as follows
You can find more about it in this link below:
https://test.theconstructor.org/building/rooms-minimum-height-size-standards/5116/
The ceiling height of public and industrial buildings are larger than residential buildings, due to various reasons like the people traffic, ventilation purposes and for easy operation in case of industries.
The minimum height of public buildings and industrial buildings is 3.6m.
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Kuldeep Singh
Yes. Of course. The method of mixing is not relevant to batching. So long as the quantities and proportions remain what they need to be, drum mixing or hand mixing, both are batch mixing. In fact, in the industry, mostly drums are used for mixing concrete because they save time and labour.
Yes. Of course. The method of mixing is not relevant to batching. So long as the quantities and proportions remain what they need to be, drum mixing or hand mixing, both are batch mixing.
In fact, in the industry, mostly drums are used for mixing concrete because they save time and labour.
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