The Foam Concrete Mix Designer runs the absolute volume method backwards from a target dry density to produce a full batch sheet.
Built for engineers, precasters and contractors who specify or batch foam concrete and cellular lightweight concrete.
Works in metric or US units, is free with no sign-up, and exports the batch sheet as CSV.
The Foam Concrete Mix Designer runs the absolute volume method backwards from a density target. Enter the dry density you need, choose a neat or sand-filled mix, set the water/binder ratio, foam density and dilution ratio, and it returns a complete batch sheet: cement, fly ash, sand, water, foam volume and mass, foaming agent concentrate, and the predicted wet density with the plus or minus 3 per cent control band that production is actually checked against.
It works in metric or US units, and the US mode is native rather than converted. Quantities are stated per cubic yard, densities in pounds per cubic foot, foam in cubic feet per cubic yard, concentrate in gallons and fluid ounces, and cement in 94 lb sacks. The unit system follows the browser locale and can be fixed for a shared link with a URL parameter.
It is built for engineers, precasters and contractors who specify or batch foam concrete and cellular lightweight concrete, and for anyone who needs to turn a density specification into an orderable quantity of materials. The batch sheet downloads as CSV or prints.
There is no account, no payment and no tracking. The tool sits inside an independent technical reference on foam concrete covering density classes, foaming agents, production equipment, mix design and the applicable standards.
The Foam Concrete Mix Designer runs the absolute volume method backwards from a density target. Enter the dry density you need, choose a neat or sand-filled mix, set the water/binder ratio, foam density and dilution ratio, and it returns a complete batch sheet: cement, fly ash, sand, water, foam volume and mass, foaming agent concentrate, and the predicted wet density with the plus or minus 3 per cent control band that production is actually checked against.
It works in metric or US units, and the US mode is native rather than converted. Quantities are stated per cubic yard, densities in pounds per cubic foot, foam in cubic feet per cubic yard, concentrate in gallons and fluid ounces, and cement in 94 lb sacks. The unit system follows the browser locale and can be fixed for a shared link with a URL parameter.
It is built for engineers, precasters and contractors who specify or batch foam concrete and cellular lightweight concrete, and for anyone who needs to turn a density specification into an orderable quantity of materials. The batch sheet downloads as CSV or prints.
There is no account, no payment and no tracking. The tool sits inside an independent technical reference on foam concrete covering density classes, foaming agents, production equipment, mix design and the applicable standards.
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