Steel Weight Formula

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Steel Weight Formula

This reference page explains one of the most commonly used formulas in steel estimation.

Weight (kg) = (d² / 162) Ɨ Length Ɨ Number of Bars

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Formula

Weight (kg) = (d² / 162) Ɨ Length Ɨ Number of Bars

Worked Example

For 16 mm bars, unit weight = 16² / 162 = 1.58 kg/m. If 20 bars are each 12 m long, total weight = 1.58 Ɨ 12 Ɨ 20 ā‰ˆ 379.2 kg.

For safety-critical structural design, always verify assumptions and consult a qualified engineer where required.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What does d mean?

d is the bar diameter in millimeters.

Can I use this for TMT bars?

Yes, it is the common formula for steel reinforcement bars.

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