1m3 G5 کولہو = ڪيترا ٽين
Demystifying the Conversion: 1 Cubic Meter of G5 Crusher to Tons
A common question in construction and bulk material handling is: How many tons are in 1 ڪعبي ميٽر (m³) of G5 crusher? While a direct, single-number answer might seem convenient, the reality requires understanding a key concept: کثافت.
The Crucial Factor: بلڪ کثافت
The weight (ماس) of any material packed into a given volume depends entirely on its bulk density. This density represents how much material fits into a space, including the voids (air pockets) between the particles.
Higher Density: More tightly packed particles = heavier per cubic meter.
Lower Density: Looser packing with more air gaps = lighter per cubic meter.
G5 Crusher Defined
G5 crusher is a specific grading of crushed stone aggregate, commonly used as a sub-base material for roads, pavements, بنياد, and other construction projects. It typically consists of crushed rock particles ranging from dust up to about 37mm (or sometimes specified as passing a 37.5mm sieve). جي "G5" designation originates from South African standards (SANS 1083), but similar specifications exist worldwide under different names (like Base Course or Type 2 ذيلي بنياد).
The Standard Conversion Range
For G5 crusher, the typical bulk density falls within this range:
لڳ ڀڳ 1.4 جي طرف 1.6 ٽين في ڪعبي ميٽر.
تنهن ڪري:
`Weight (ٽين) = مقدار (m³) x Bulk Density (tonnes/m³)`
Calculating for 1 Cubic Meter:
Using the average density within that range:
`Weight = 1 m³ x ~1.5 tonnes/m³ = ~1.5 tonnes`
اهم ويچار - Why It's Not Exact:
1. Source Material: The type of rock crushed (گرينائيٽ, چونا پٿر, quartzite etc.) inherently has different densities.
2. نمي جو مواد: Wet material weighs significantly more than dry material due to water filling voids and coating particles.
3. ٺهڪندڙ & سنڀالڻ: How the material is placed and compacted affects its density:
Loose-tipped stockpile: Lower density (~closer to 1.4 t/m³).
Thoroughly compacted in place: Higher density (~closer to or exceeding 1.6 t/m³).
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