Concrete Mix Design Calculator

Concrete Mix Design Calculator | Er. Alish Subedi
⚡ IS10262:2019 | IS456:2000

Concrete Mix Design
Calculator

Excel-based tool that automatically computes concrete ingredient quantities based on desired strength

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I have developed an Excel-based mix design calculator that automatically computes the required quantities of concrete ingredients based on the desired strength. It follows the principles of IS10262:2019 and IS456:2000 and provides quick, accurate, and user-friendly results.

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IS10262:2019
Code Standard
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IS456:2000
Plain & RCC Code
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↑ M20
Design Mix Grade
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↓ M20
Nominal Mix Grade
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TYPE 01

Nominal Mix

Nominal mixes are pre-determined proportion ratios of cement, sand, and aggregates used for concrete grades up to M20.

GradeCementSandAggregate
M10136
M15124
M2011.53
✅ Suitable for: Small projects, low-rise buildings, footpaths
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TYPE 02

Design Mix

Design mix is the scientific method of proportioning concrete ingredients based on laboratory testing for grades above M20.

f'ck = fck + 1.65 × S
Water-Cement Ratio = Target Strength / (Cement × 0.5)
✅ Suitable for: High-rise buildings, bridges, dams, infrastructure
Mix Design Calculator Main View
📸 CALCULATOR WORKFLOW

Mix Design Process Gallery

Step-by-step visualization of the mix design calculator

Why Mix Design Over Nominal Mix?

Ensures Accurate Target Strength
Precise strength achievement
Better Durability & Service Life
Longer lasting structures
Optimized Use of Materials
No wastage, cost effective
Consistency & Quality Control
Uniform results
Adjusts for Material Variations
Adapts to local materials
Tailored for Specific Requirements
Custom mix designs
Suitable for Modern Construction
High-rise, bridges, dams
⚡ Automatic Calculations 📋 IS Code Compliant 🎯 User-Friendly Interface 📊 Instant Results 📈 M15 to M40 Support 💾 Ready to Use
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Nominal Mix

1:2:4 • 1:1.5:3 • 1:3:6

Grades: M10, M15, M20

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Design Mix

Custom proportions based on testing

Grades: M25, M30, M35, M40 & above

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