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![]() Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: Show me that concrete mix design that has 2500# of Portland cement in it, and weighs better than two tons, and we'll go from there. ps When I said Portland Cement weighed approx. 2500 lbs, I was referring to Portland Cement, I never said or hinted that one would put 2500 lbs of Portland Cement into a yard of concrete mix. Have you looked over your concrete mixes to see that it is very common for a yard of concrete to weigh approx. 4000 lbs? One would not expect a PE to make sure a mistake. No, it is not. Need proof? And if I show proof, will you admit your mistakes? And where is that 2500 pounds of Portland cement per yard used? Please show some criteria for your two tons, and your 2500 pounds of Portland. |
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