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How to Use Rate Analysis for Concrete Calculator | Rate Analysis for Concrete Calculator | Material Calculation in Rate Analysis of Concrete

Rate Analysis of concrete Calculator

Important Point

  • What is Rate Analysis?
  • How to Use Rate Analysis for Concrete Calculator
    • Step – 1. Select Area
    • Step – 2. Concrete Ratio (Grade of Concrete)
    • Step – 3. Fill Labour Charges
    • Step – 4. Fill Material Rate as Per Actual
    • Step – 5. Final Report of Rate Analysis for Concrete
    • Step – 6. Use Print Button for Print.
  • Rate Analysis for Concrete Calculator
  • Material Calculation in Rate Analysis of Concrete
    • Cement Calculation
    • Sand Calculation
    • Aggregate Calculation
    • Labour for Rate Analysis of Concrete
    • Extra Work Calculation in Rate Analysis of concrete

What is Rate Analysis?

The basis of arriving at a correct and reasonable rate per unit. Work or Supply for a particular item following its specification and detail survey of materials, labour, equipment, etc. as required for the unit work and their prevailing rates may be called as an analysis of rate.

How to Use Rate Analysis for Concrete Calculator

Step – 1. Select Area

First Enter your Rate analysis area in Cu.m. as per shown in the below picture.

Rate

Step – 2. Concrete Ratio (Grade of Concrete)

Enter your Concrete ratio as per shown in the below picture. (Cement and Sand ratio in  Two cells Third cell count directly from sand*2 is Agreegate ratio of concrete)

Grade

Step – 3. Fill Labour Charges

Enter your labour charges rate like Mason 1st, Mason 2nd, Bhisti, Coolie and Mate as per shown in the below picture. ( Mason 1st, Mason 2nd, Bhisti, Coolie and Mate in different cells)

Labour Charges

Step – 4. Fill Material Rate as Per Actual

Enter your material rate like cement, sand, and Aggregate as per shown in the below picture. ( Enter cement, sand, and Aggregate all are in different cells)

Material Charges

Step – 5. Final Report of Rate Analysis for Concrete

After completing the above steps you can check your Rate Analysis for Concrete Report in the second tab of Rate Analysis for Concrete.

Report

Rate Concrete

Step – 6. Use Print Button for Print.

if you required to print your plastering work calculation you can use the print button option.

Print

Rate Analysis for Concrete Calculator

Material Calculation in Rate Analysis of Concrete

Like Cement, sand, aggregate, and reinforcement

Cement Calculation

Dry Cement volume = 1.33 convert Wet cement.(The concrete mortar dry volume of concrete decrease volume of dry cement mortar, so 1.33 time of dry mortar)

So, Cement calculation requirement of cement = 1 x 1.33 = 1.33 cu.m,

Herer calculation concrete ratio 1:1.5:3

The required amount of Cement quantity at concrete = 1.33 Cu.m. x (1/(1+1.5+3))

= 1.33 x 0.1819

= 0.242 cu.m. cement requirement

Cement in k.g. = volume x density cement

Cement in k.g. = 0.242 cu.m. x 1440 (1440 kg/m Density of cement for 50 k.g)

= 0.242 x 1440 = 425.646 kg of cement of bag requied ment of cement in k.g.

= 348.48 / 50 (one cemnent bag weight 50 k.g. only) = 6.96 bag

So, 10 cu.m. concrete requirement of cement = 6.96 bag x 10 cu.m. = 69.64 bag

Sand Calculation

  • Required amount of Sand = 1.33 Cu.m. x (1.5/(1+1.5+3))
    • =0.363 Cu.m. requierd of sand for 1 Cu.m.
  • So,
    • 10 cu.m. concrete requirement of sand = 0.363Cu.m x 10 cu.m. = 3.63 cu.m.

Also, rate: Instrumental Errors in Leveling | Type of Errors in Leveling

Aggregate Calculation

  • The required amount of Aggregate
    • = 1.33 Cu.m. x (3/(1+1.5+3))
    • =0.725 Cu.m. required of sand for 1 Cu.m.
  • So,
    • So, 10 cu.m. concrete requirement of sand = 0.725 Cu.m x 10 cu.m. = 7.25 cu.m.
    • Two types of aggregate like 20 mm & 10 mm size. this ratio 60 % of total aggregate 20mm size, 40 % of total aggregate 20mm size
    •  20 mm aggregate = 7.25 cu.m.

Labour for Rate Analysis of Concrete

As per calculation of rate analysis in labour consumption per Cu.m. requirement as per our experience or CPWD book, this book public by Central Public Works Department, Government of India for easy calculation of the rate analysis, etc.

As CPWD Mate per cu.m. 0.27 of day bhisti, per cu.m 0.6 of day coolie, per cu.m. 0.05-day Mason -2nd, per cu.m. 0.05-day mason 1st, per cu.m. 0.04-day mate

Extra Work Calculation in Rate Analysis of concrete

Extra Changes in rate analysis as per below

Wastage Extra 2%

Hire and Running Charges of Mech Mixer 5%

Transportation Cost 1%

Other Charges 2 % Extra (Electrical, and site extra expense)

Add for Water Charge @ 1% on Items Marked

Add for Contractor’s Profit @15% on Items Marked

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