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Indian standard code for civil engineering


What are IS Codes for Civil Engineering?

IS codes, also known as Indian Standard codes, are a collection of standards formulated by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) for diverse aspects of civil engineering. These codes offer guidelines, specifications, and safety prerequisites for construction materials, design parameters, testing techniques, and construction practices. They serve as a reference to guarantee consistency, safety, and excellence in civil engineering projects throughout India.

List of IS Codes for Civil Engineering

IS Code for Cement and Concrete

IS 269:1989: Ordinary Portland cement, OPC 33


IS 383:1970: Coarse and Fine aggregates from natural sources for concrete


IS 455:1989: Portland slag cement


IS 456:2000: Code of practice for plain concrete and reinforced concrete (PCC and RCC)


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