What are Concrete Placers?

Mortar is a cement used in the construction of bricks. It consists of a certain proportion of sand and cementitious materials (cement, lime plaster, clay, etc.). It is also called mortar and also used as mortar.

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According to the composition materials, ordinary mortar can be divided into: lime mortar. It is made of lime plaster, sand and water according to a certain ratio. It is generally used for masonry and plaster layers that are not high in strength and not subject to humidity; cement mortar. It is made of cement, sand and water in a certain ratio, and is generally used in masonry, walls or floors in wet environments or water;
CA mortar (cement asphalt mortar, referred to as
First, the workability of freshly mixed mortar
After the mortar is mixed and used, it should be contained in the ash storage. If the mortar is bleeding, it should be mixed again before masonry.
The mortar should be used with mixing. Cement mortar and cement mixed mortar must be used within 3h and 4h after mixing; if the maximum temperature during construction exceeds 30 ° C, they must be used within 2h and 3h after mixing. [3]
Mortar mix ratio
skills requirement
Cement mortar
Mixed mortar
Consistency / mm: 70 90
Consistency / mm: 70 90
Raw materials
Cement: Grade 32.5
River Sand: Medium Sand
kg / m3
cement
River sand
water
cement
River sand
Ash
water
M 2.5
200
1450
310 330
150
1450
200
270 290
1
7.25
Reference water consumption
1
9.67
1.33
Reference water consumption
M 5.0
210
1450
310 330
190
1450
160
270 290
1
6.9
Reference water consumption
1
7.63
0.84
Reference water consumption
M 7.5
230
1450
310 330
250
1450
100
270 290
1
6.3
Reference water consumption
1
5.8
0.4
Reference water consumption
M 10
275
1450
310 330
290
1450
60
270 290
1
5.27
Reference water consumption
1
5
0.21
Reference water consumption
M 15
320
1450
310 330
/
1
5.27
Reference water consumption
M 20
360
1450
310 330
1
4.03
Reference water consumption
Note: Mixing ratio is for reference only

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