Converting Different diameter reinforcement steel bar into Tons is very important.
- It assist in buying of Reinforcement because all reinforcement are being purchase in Tons.
- It also help you in evaluating the exact amount to be paid to the Iron Bender.
Density = Mass/Volume
Density of steel = 7900kg/m3
Length of steel = 12m (standard 11.8m)
Tons for 8mm diameter steel bar
Volume = 22/7 * r2 * h
= 22/7 * 0.0042 * 12
= 0.000603m3
Mass = density * volume
= 7900 * 0.000603
= 4.77kg OR 0.00477tons
One 8mm reinforcement bar = 0.00477tons
Tons for 10mm diameter steel bar
Volume = 22/7 * 0.0052 * 12
= 0.000943m3
Mass = 7900 * 0.000943
= 7.45kg OR 0.00745tons
One 10mm reinforcement bar = 0.00745tons
Tons for 12mm diameter steel bar
Volume = 22/7 * 0.0062 * 12
= 0.00136m3
Mass = 7900 * 0.00136
= 10.73kg OR 0.01073tons
One 12mm reinforcement bar = 0.01073tons
Tons for 16mm diameter steel bar
Volume = 22/7 * 0.0082 * 12
= 0.00241m3
Mass = 7900 * 0.00241
= 19.07kg OR 0.01907tons
One 16mm reinforcement bar = 0.01907tons
Tons for 20mm diameter steel bar
Volume = 22/7 * 0.012 * 12
= 0.00377m3
Mass = 7900 * 0.00377
= 29.79kg OR 0.02979tons
One 20mm reinforcement bar = 0.02979tons
Tons for 25mm diameter steel bar
Volume = 22/7 * 0.01252 * 12
= 0.00589m3
Mass = 7900 * 0.00589
= 46.55kg OR 0.04655tons
One 25mm reinforcement bar = 0.04655tons
Calculating Total Pieces of Reinforcement bars that will give us a Ton for each of the Diameter
210 pieces of 8mm reinforcement bar will give 1 ton
134 pieces of 10mm reinforcement bar will give 1 ton
93 pieces of 12mm reinforcement bar will give 1 ton
52 pieces of 16mm reinforcement bar will give 1 ton
34 pieces of 20mm reinforcement bar will give 1 ton
21 pieces of 25mm reinforcement bar will give 1 ton
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Conversion of different Diameter Reinforcement Steel Bars to Tons
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very usefully
Please how did you get your r2?
That’s the radius of each of the reinforcements, converting it to meter(m)
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So interesting
. I love this
A good relief & very educating, thanks.