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"Lube" is a field term for cubic meters (㎥], and it is basically calculated by multiplying the width, length, and height (thickness].
This is a standard method for calculating volume by converting the millimeter units commonly used in the field into meters.
When pouring wall concrete, you must exclude the area of openings such as doors or windows (deductible area] to reduce errors.
A surcharge (Loss] of usually 5–10% is added to account for formwork displacement or pump truck residue.
Please enter accurate measurement values according to the selected items for each structure.
Enter the floor width, length, and pouring thickness in mm or m units.
Please enter the total length and height of the foundation, or the overall specifications and thickness of the wall.
Enter the dimensions of openings such as doors or windows to automatically exclude them from the quantity.
Usually, a 5~10% surcharge is added to account for formwork displacement or pump truck remaining volume.
These are the recommended specifications for general ready-mix concrete based on the construction area and required strength.
This is a practical checklist to minimize on-site errors.
This is the most common mistake in the field. Please make sure to check that the selected unit and input value match.
If there is a significant difference in elevation, calculate the average thickness or divide the calculation into sections to prevent shortages.
On hot days, moisture evaporates quickly, so it is safer to set the surcharge rate 1 to 2 percent higher.
Please adjust the quantity when placing the last vehicle order, taking into account the remaining amount inside the boom.