1. Why is super plasticizer added to concrete?
1. To reduce the quantity of mixing water.
2. To increase the consistency.
3. To reduce the quantity of cement.
4. To increase resistance to freezing an thawing.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below:
a) 1 and 2 b) 2 and 3
c) 1 and 4 d) 1, 4 and 3
2. As per IS Code of Practice, concrete should be cured at
a) 5oC b) 10oC c) 27oC d) 40oC
3. The maximum bulking of sand is likely to occur at a moisture content of
a) 5% b) 8% c) 11% d) 14%
4. Which of the following aggregates gives maximum strength in concrete?
a) Rounded aggregate b) Elongated aggregate
c) Flaky aggregate d) Cubical aggregate
5. Which of the following pairs is not matched correctly with regard to coarse aggregate > 10 mm?
a) Strength - 10 per cent fine
b) Toughness - Impact test
c) Hardness - Abrasion set
d) Specific Gravity - Pyconometer
6. A gauged mortar is obtained by adding which of the following ingredients to cement?
a) Sandstone b) Sand and surkhi
c) Sand and lime d) Surkhi alone
7. Marble is quarried by
a) blasting b) excavating c) heating d) wedging
8. Which of the following stone has maximum % water absorption by volume?
a) Shale b) Granite c) Slate d) Quartzite
9. The chemical used to protect stones in industrial towns is
a) Ba (OH)2 b) CaCl2 c) H2SO4 d) caustic alkalis
10. The temperature range in a cement kiln is
a) 500oC to 1000oC b) 1000oC to 1200oC
c) 1300oC to 1500oC d) 1600oC to 2000oC
11. Which of the following pairs is not matched correctly?
(Cement Test) (Apparatus)
a) Fineness - Nurse and blains b) Consistency - Vicat
c) Soundness - Le-Chatelier d) Specific Gravity - Lea and Nurse
12. Rapid hardening cement attains early strength due to
a) larger proportion of lime grounded finer than normal cement.
b) lesser proportion of lime grounded coarser than normal cement.
c) lesser proportion of lime grounded finer than normal cement.
d) larger proportion of lime grounded coarser than normal cement.
13. Soundness test of cement determines
a) quality of free lime b) ultimate strength
c) durability d) initial setting
14. A first class brick when immersed in cold water for 24 hours should not absorb more than __ % of water of its dry weight.
a) 15% b) 20% c) 22% d) 25%
15. The percentage of alumina in a good brick earth lies between
a) 5% to 10% b) 20% to 30%
c) 50% to 60% d) 70% to 80%
16. Crushing strength of a first class brick should not be less than
a) 35 kg / cm3 b) 70 kg / cm2
c) 105 kg / cm2 d) 140 kg / cm2
17. The temperature at which bricks are burnt varies from:
a) 500oC to 700oC b) 700oC to 1000oC
c) 1000oC to 1200oC d) 1200oC to 1500oC
18. For one cubic metre of brick masonry, the number of modular bricks needed is
a) 400 or less b) 400 to 450
c) 500 to 550 d) 600 to 650
19. Gypsum is used as an admixture in cement grouts for
a) Accelerating the setting time
b) Retarding the setting time
c) Increasing the plasticity
d) Reducing the grout shrinkage
Answers / Key:
1-a; 2-c; 3-a; 4-d; 5-d; 6-c; 7-d; 8-a; 9-a; 10-c; 11-d; 12-a; 13-a; 14-a; 15-b; 16-c; 17-c; 18-c; 19-b
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1. To reduce the quantity of mixing water.
2. To increase the consistency.
3. To reduce the quantity of cement.
4. To increase resistance to freezing an thawing.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below:
a) 1 and 2 b) 2 and 3
c) 1 and 4 d) 1, 4 and 3
2. As per IS Code of Practice, concrete should be cured at
a) 5oC b) 10oC c) 27oC d) 40oC
3. The maximum bulking of sand is likely to occur at a moisture content of
a) 5% b) 8% c) 11% d) 14%
4. Which of the following aggregates gives maximum strength in concrete?
a) Rounded aggregate b) Elongated aggregate
c) Flaky aggregate d) Cubical aggregate
5. Which of the following pairs is not matched correctly with regard to coarse aggregate > 10 mm?
a) Strength - 10 per cent fine
b) Toughness - Impact test
c) Hardness - Abrasion set
d) Specific Gravity - Pyconometer
6. A gauged mortar is obtained by adding which of the following ingredients to cement?
a) Sandstone b) Sand and surkhi
c) Sand and lime d) Surkhi alone
7. Marble is quarried by
a) blasting b) excavating c) heating d) wedging
8. Which of the following stone has maximum % water absorption by volume?
a) Shale b) Granite c) Slate d) Quartzite
9. The chemical used to protect stones in industrial towns is
a) Ba (OH)2 b) CaCl2 c) H2SO4 d) caustic alkalis
10. The temperature range in a cement kiln is
a) 500oC to 1000oC b) 1000oC to 1200oC
c) 1300oC to 1500oC d) 1600oC to 2000oC
11. Which of the following pairs is not matched correctly?
(Cement Test) (Apparatus)
a) Fineness - Nurse and blains b) Consistency - Vicat
c) Soundness - Le-Chatelier d) Specific Gravity - Lea and Nurse
12. Rapid hardening cement attains early strength due to
a) larger proportion of lime grounded finer than normal cement.
b) lesser proportion of lime grounded coarser than normal cement.
c) lesser proportion of lime grounded finer than normal cement.
d) larger proportion of lime grounded coarser than normal cement.
13. Soundness test of cement determines
a) quality of free lime b) ultimate strength
c) durability d) initial setting
14. A first class brick when immersed in cold water for 24 hours should not absorb more than __ % of water of its dry weight.
a) 15% b) 20% c) 22% d) 25%
15. The percentage of alumina in a good brick earth lies between
a) 5% to 10% b) 20% to 30%
c) 50% to 60% d) 70% to 80%
16. Crushing strength of a first class brick should not be less than
a) 35 kg / cm3 b) 70 kg / cm2
c) 105 kg / cm2 d) 140 kg / cm2
17. The temperature at which bricks are burnt varies from:
a) 500oC to 700oC b) 700oC to 1000oC
c) 1000oC to 1200oC d) 1200oC to 1500oC
18. For one cubic metre of brick masonry, the number of modular bricks needed is
a) 400 or less b) 400 to 450
c) 500 to 550 d) 600 to 650
19. Gypsum is used as an admixture in cement grouts for
a) Accelerating the setting time
b) Retarding the setting time
c) Increasing the plasticity
d) Reducing the grout shrinkage
Answers / Key:
1-a; 2-c; 3-a; 4-d; 5-d; 6-c; 7-d; 8-a; 9-a; 10-c; 11-d; 12-a; 13-a; 14-a; 15-b; 16-c; 17-c; 18-c; 19-b
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๐Common Mistakes in Plaster Thickness Control
๐ซWrong plaster thickness can lead to cracks, uneven walls, hollow patches, and poor finishing.
๐ทProper level marking, uniform application, and correct curing are the key steps for durable and smooth plaster work on site.
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๐ซWrong plaster thickness can lead to cracks, uneven walls, hollow patches, and poor finishing.
๐ทProper level marking, uniform application, and correct curing are the key steps for durable and smooth plaster work on site.
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แแแฆแต 8 แแ 2018 แ/แ
Via TikVah Ethiopia
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แแแฆแต 8 แแ 2018 แ/แ
Via TikVah Ethiopia
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โค17๐9
When two points of surveying are mutually invisible the following method of ranging is adopted
Anonymous Quiz
13%
Direct ranging
54%
Indirect ranging
20%
Horizontal ranging
13%
Vertical ranging
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The fixed point whose elevation is known, is called as
Anonymous Quiz
85%
Benchmark
3%
Change point
6%
Reduced level
6%
Station
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The limiting length of an offset does not depend upon
Anonymous Quiz
18%
Accuracy of the work
23%
Method of setting out perpendiculars
26%
Scale of plotting
34%
Indefinite features to be surveyed
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Bearing stiffeners are provided
Anonymous Quiz
9%
At the ends of plate girders
25%
AT THE ends of plate girders and on both faces of the web
17%
At the ends of plate girder and only on one face of the web
50%
At the points of concentrated loads, to protect the web from the direct compressive loads.
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Coarse grained soils are best compacted by a
Anonymous Quiz
29%
A) drum roller
12%
B) Rubber tyred roller
18%
C) sheepโs foot roller
42%
D) Vibratery roller
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Which one of the following would contain water with the maximum amount of turbidity?
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Lakes
37%
Oceans
43%
Rivers
9%
Wells
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The Poisson's ratio for most of the materials is close to ..........
Anonymous Quiz
33%
(a) 1 : 2
37%
(b) 1 : 3
16%
(c) 1 : 4
14%
(d) 1 : 5
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A Parabolic two hinged arch is loaded with a concentrated load โWโ at the Crown. The Horizontal thrust is equal to
Anonymous Quiz
26%
A) (54 WL)/(128 h)
28%
B) (25 WL)/(128 h)
25%
C) (50 WL)/(128 h)
22%
D) (36 WL)/(128 h)
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๐Site leveling is one of the most fundamental tasks in civil engineering and construction, ensuring that the ground is properly prepared before foundations, pavements, or structures are built.
๐งThe process revolves around establishing a reference level and then comparing different points on the site to determine differences in elevation.
Step 1: Benchmark Setting
A benchmark is a fixed reference point with a known height.
It is usually a concrete block or a permanent marker.
- A measuring staff (rod) is placed on the benchmark.
- Readings are taken to establish the reference level.
- This benchmark acts as the "zero" or starting point for all subsequent measurements.
Step 2: Measuring Ground Level Difference
To compare two points (say Point A and Point B), a water-filled transparent hose is used.
- Water naturally seeks the same level at both ends of the hose, creating a simple yet accurate leveling tool.
- The difference in readings at Point A and Point B gives the ground level difference.
- Formula: B โ A = Ground Level Difference.
- For convenience, Point A is often assumed as 1 meter to simplify calculations.
Key Precautions
- Ensure the hose is free of air bubbles.
- Keep both ends vertical while taking readings.
- Take measurements carefully to avoid errors.
Applications
- Foundation setting: Establishing the correct depth and level for building foundations.
- Slope checking: Ensuring proper drainage and fall in roads or pavements.
- Site preparation: Leveling uneven ground before construction begins.
- Road design: Confirming gradients and slopes for safe traffic movement.
This simple technique using a benchmark and water hose is still widely used in small-scale projects because of its accuracy, low cost, and ease of application.
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๐งThe process revolves around establishing a reference level and then comparing different points on the site to determine differences in elevation.
Step 1: Benchmark Setting
A benchmark is a fixed reference point with a known height.
It is usually a concrete block or a permanent marker.
- A measuring staff (rod) is placed on the benchmark.
- Readings are taken to establish the reference level.
- This benchmark acts as the "zero" or starting point for all subsequent measurements.
Step 2: Measuring Ground Level Difference
To compare two points (say Point A and Point B), a water-filled transparent hose is used.
- Water naturally seeks the same level at both ends of the hose, creating a simple yet accurate leveling tool.
- The difference in readings at Point A and Point B gives the ground level difference.
- Formula: B โ A = Ground Level Difference.
- For convenience, Point A is often assumed as 1 meter to simplify calculations.
Key Precautions
- Ensure the hose is free of air bubbles.
- Keep both ends vertical while taking readings.
- Take measurements carefully to avoid errors.
Applications
- Foundation setting: Establishing the correct depth and level for building foundations.
- Slope checking: Ensuring proper drainage and fall in roads or pavements.
- Site preparation: Leveling uneven ground before construction begins.
- Road design: Confirming gradients and slopes for safe traffic movement.
This simple technique using a benchmark and water hose is still widely used in small-scale projects because of its accuracy, low cost, and ease of application.
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๐A retaining wall with buttresses is a reinforced civil engineering structure designed to resist lateral soil pressure while remaining economical and durable.
โถ๏ธIt combines strength with efficiency, making it ideal for tall retaining applications.
๐น Combined Details
- Wall Stem: The main vertical face that directly holds back soil.
- Buttresses: Vertical supports placed behind the wall, spaced about 2.5 m to 4.0 m apart, which absorb and distribute soil pressure.
- Toe Slab: Extends forward at the base, preventing overturning.
- Heel Slab: Extends backward under the soil, counterbalancing earth pressure.
- Foundation: Transfers loads safely to the ground, ensuring stability.
๐น Advantages
- Economical: Uses less concrete compared to gravity walls.
- Strong & Stable: Buttresses provide excellent resistance to lateral loads.
- Durable: Reinforced design ensures long service life.
- High Wall Suitability: Perfect for tall retaining structures.
- Ease of Construction: Straightforward design and practical execution.
๐น Applications
- Highway Embankments: Prevents soil collapse along roadways.
- Bridge Approaches: Provides stable support near abutments.
- Landscaping Projects: Used in gardens, terraces, and sloped areas.
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โถ๏ธIt combines strength with efficiency, making it ideal for tall retaining applications.
๐น Combined Details
- Wall Stem: The main vertical face that directly holds back soil.
- Buttresses: Vertical supports placed behind the wall, spaced about 2.5 m to 4.0 m apart, which absorb and distribute soil pressure.
- Toe Slab: Extends forward at the base, preventing overturning.
- Heel Slab: Extends backward under the soil, counterbalancing earth pressure.
- Foundation: Transfers loads safely to the ground, ensuring stability.
๐น Advantages
- Economical: Uses less concrete compared to gravity walls.
- Strong & Stable: Buttresses provide excellent resistance to lateral loads.
- Durable: Reinforced design ensures long service life.
- High Wall Suitability: Perfect for tall retaining structures.
- Ease of Construction: Straightforward design and practical execution.
๐น Applications
- Highway Embankments: Prevents soil collapse along roadways.
- Bridge Approaches: Provides stable support near abutments.
- Landscaping Projects: Used in gardens, terraces, and sloped areas.
#RetainingWall #StructuralDesign #ButtressWall #ConstructionDetails #HighwayEngineering #FoundationDesign
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โค5๐2
๐Hereโs a clear stepโbyโstep explanation of how block quantity is calculated for a wall with openings like doors and windows:
๐งฑ Step 1: Measure Wall Dimensions
- The wall height is 2800 mm (2.8 m).
- The total wall length is the sum of left side (4.5 m), door width (0.9 m), and right side (3.6 m) = 9.0 m.
- So, gross wall area = 9 ร 2.8 = 25.2 mยฒ.
๐ช Step 2: Deduct Openings
- Door area = 0.9 ร 2.1 = 1.89 mยฒ.
- Window area = 1.2 ร 1.2 = 1.44 mยฒ.
- Total openings = 3.33 mยฒ.
- Net wall area = 25.2 โ 3.33 = 21.87 mยฒ.
๐ Step 3: Block Size
- Block size including mortar joint = 475 mm ร 250 mm = 0.475 ร 0.25 m = 0.11875 mยฒ per block.
๐ข Step 4: Calculate Number of Blocks
- Net wall area รท Block area = 21.87 รท 0.11875 โ 184 blocks.
- This gives the total number of blocks required for construction.
โ Summary
1. Find gross wall area.
2. Deduct door and window openings.
3. Calculate net wall area.
4. Divide by block area to get block quantity.
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๐งฑ Step 1: Measure Wall Dimensions
- The wall height is 2800 mm (2.8 m).
- The total wall length is the sum of left side (4.5 m), door width (0.9 m), and right side (3.6 m) = 9.0 m.
- So, gross wall area = 9 ร 2.8 = 25.2 mยฒ.
๐ช Step 2: Deduct Openings
- Door area = 0.9 ร 2.1 = 1.89 mยฒ.
- Window area = 1.2 ร 1.2 = 1.44 mยฒ.
- Total openings = 3.33 mยฒ.
- Net wall area = 25.2 โ 3.33 = 21.87 mยฒ.
๐ Step 3: Block Size
- Block size including mortar joint = 475 mm ร 250 mm = 0.475 ร 0.25 m = 0.11875 mยฒ per block.
๐ข Step 4: Calculate Number of Blocks
- Net wall area รท Block area = 21.87 รท 0.11875 โ 184 blocks.
- This gives the total number of blocks required for construction.
โ Summary
1. Find gross wall area.
2. Deduct door and window openings.
3. Calculate net wall area.
4. Divide by block area to get block quantity.
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โค8๐4
๐What Is CBR
๐ซThe California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test is one of the most widely used soil strength evaluation methods in civil engineering, especially for pavement and highway design. Letโs break down the details clearly:
๐ Importance of CBR Test
- Road design: Ensures pavements can withstand traffic loads.
- Subgrade selection: Helps engineers choose suitable soil for foundations.
- Cost-effective method: Simple, economical, and reliable compared to other soil strength tests.
- Airfield construction: Guarantees safe and stable runways for aircraft operations.
๐ ๏ธ Step-by-Step Procedure
- Sample preparation: Soil compacted in a mould to standard density.
- Soaking: Sample immersed in water for a set duration to simulate worst-case conditions.
- Loading machine placement: Mould placed in the CBR apparatus.
- Penetration test: Load applied using a plunger, penetration measured.
- Load vs penetration graph: Data plotted to visualize soil resistance.
- Calculation: CBR (%) = (Test Load รท Standard Load) ร 100.
๐๏ธ Applications
- Highway design: Determines pavement thickness for durability.
- Airfield design: Ensures safe aircraft movement.
- Subgrade evaluation: Assesses soilโs load-bearing capacity.
- Foundation assessment: Helps in economical and safe foundation design.
โจ Motivational Takeaway
โGood Testing Today, Better Structures Tomorrow.โ
โTest it Right, Build it Strong!โ
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๐ซThe California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test is one of the most widely used soil strength evaluation methods in civil engineering, especially for pavement and highway design. Letโs break down the details clearly:
๐ Importance of CBR Test
- Road design: Ensures pavements can withstand traffic loads.
- Subgrade selection: Helps engineers choose suitable soil for foundations.
- Cost-effective method: Simple, economical, and reliable compared to other soil strength tests.
- Airfield construction: Guarantees safe and stable runways for aircraft operations.
๐ ๏ธ Step-by-Step Procedure
- Sample preparation: Soil compacted in a mould to standard density.
- Soaking: Sample immersed in water for a set duration to simulate worst-case conditions.
- Loading machine placement: Mould placed in the CBR apparatus.
- Penetration test: Load applied using a plunger, penetration measured.
- Load vs penetration graph: Data plotted to visualize soil resistance.
- Calculation: CBR (%) = (Test Load รท Standard Load) ร 100.
๐๏ธ Applications
- Highway design: Determines pavement thickness for durability.
- Airfield design: Ensures safe aircraft movement.
- Subgrade evaluation: Assesses soilโs load-bearing capacity.
- Foundation assessment: Helps in economical and safe foundation design.
โจ Motivational Takeaway
โGood Testing Today, Better Structures Tomorrow.โ
โTest it Right, Build it Strong!โ
#CBRTest #SoilStrength #HighwayDesign #FoundationEngineering #PavementDesign #GeotechnicalEngineering #StructuralSafety
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