Engineering :: Building Construction
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21. |
The raft foundations are generally used when the required area of footing is |
A. |
more than one-fourth |
B. |
less than one-fourth |
C. |
more than one-helf |
D. |
less than one-half |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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22. |
When two or more footings are connected by a beam, it is called |
A. |
beam footing |
B. |
combined footing |
C. |
strap footing |
D. |
mat footing |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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23. |
A foundation consisting of thick reinforced concrete slab covering the entire area of the bottom of the structure, is known as |
A. |
pile foundation |
B. |
pier foundation |
C. |
raft foundation |
D. |
machine foundation |
Answer: Option C
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24. |
A raft foundation is also known as mat foundation |
Answer: Option A
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25. |
A black cotton soil is unsuitable for foundations because it |
A. |
undergoes volumetric changes with the change of atmospheric conditions |
B. |
swells excessively when wet |
C. |
shrinks excessively when dry |
D. |
all of the above |
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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26. |
For providing safe and economical foundation in black cotton soil, the under-reamed piles are commonly recommended. |
Answer: Option A
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27. |
When a veavy structure is to be constructed in sandy soil, the foundation used is |
A. |
pier foundation |
B. |
strap foundation |
C. |
raft foundation |
D. |
any one of these |
Answer: Option A
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28. |
Pile foundation is generally used when the soil is |
A. |
compressible |
B. |
water-logged |
C. |
made-up type |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option D
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29. |
The type of foundation most suitable for brideges is |
A. |
pier foundation |
B. |
raft foundation |
C. |
pile foundation |
D. |
strap foundation |
Answer: Option C
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30. |
A combined footing is commonly used |
A. |
when two columns are spaced close to each other |
B. |
when two columns are spaced far apart |
C. |
under a set of columns |
D. |
under a set of walls |
Answer: Option A
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