Engineering :: Concrete Technology
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11. |
In lime concrete, lime is used as |
A. |
coarse aggregate |
B. |
fine aggregate |
C. |
binding material |
D. |
admixture |
Answer: Option C
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12. |
The type of lime used in lime concrete is |
A. |
fat lime |
B. |
poor lime |
C. |
slaked lime |
D. |
hydraulic lime |
Answer: Option D
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13. |
A good concrete should have minimum thermal expansion. |
Answer: Option A
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14. |
The lime concrete has |
Answer: Option A
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15. |
The usual proportion of ingredients in plain cement concrete is |
A. |
Portland cement (1 part), clean sand (1 |
B. |
Portland cement (1 part), clean sand (3 to 16 parts) and coarse aggregate (1 |
C. |
Porland cement (1 part), clean sand and coarse aggregate (1 |
D. |
any one of the above |
Answer: Option A
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16. |
The usual proportion of ingredients in reinforced cement concrete is |
A. |
Portland cement (1 part), clean sand (2 to 4 parts) and coarse aggregate (1 to 2 parts) |
B. |
Portland cement (1 part), clean sand (1 to 2 parts) and coarse aggregate (2 to 4 parts) |
C. |
Porland cement (1 part), clean sand and coarse aggregate (2 to 4 parts) |
D. |
any one of the above |
Answer: Option B
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17. |
Ferro-concrete is another name given to |
A. |
plain cement concrete |
B. |
reinforced cement concrete |
C. |
prestressed cement concrete |
D. |
none of these |
Answer: Option B
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18. |
Reinforced cement concrete is equally strong in taking |
A. |
tensile and compressive stresses |
B. |
compressive and shear stresses |
C. |
tensile, compressive and shear stresses |
D. |
tensile and shear stresses |
Answer: Option C
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19. |
Plain cement concrete is strong in taking |
A. |
tensile stress |
B. |
compressive stress |
C. |
shear stress |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option B
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20. |
In flooring of building, prestressed cement concrete is commonly used. |
Answer: Option B
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