The document discusses the American Concrete Institute (ACI) method for concrete mix design. It begins by defining mix design as selecting ingredients and determining their proportions to produce concrete of minimum strength and durability economically. The method involves collecting data on aggregates and cement, then calculating ingredient proportions to achieve the specified compressive strength of 30 MPa while accounting for absorption and surface moisture properties. The example mix design for a water tank specifies cement at 394 kg/m3, fine aggregate at 819 kg/m3, coarse aggregate at 982 kg/m3, and water at 179 kg/m3.