Cement leakage calculator
How many bags did your last pour lose? Enter the volume poured, the cement content of your mix and what the store issued.
How the sum works
Cement needed is the volume poured multiplied by the cement content of your approved mix design.
The excess is what was issued minus what was needed. If the excess is more than your allowed wastage, the pour is flagged.
The cement content differs by grade and mix, so use the figure from your own mix design.
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ERP Infra does the same sum for every site and every material, every day, from what the site already enters.
Book a free demoQuestions people ask
- How do I calculate cement consumption for a concrete pour?
- Multiply the volume poured in cubic metres by the cement content of the mix in bags per cubic metre. For 120 m³ at 6.5 bags per m³, that is 780 bags.
- How much cement wastage is normal?
- It varies by firm and site conditions. Set an allowance you are prepared to accept, then look at every pour that exceeds it.
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