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Building Materials and Construction, Objective Type Question Part-I

Gypsum is a : Chemically Precipitated Sedimentary Rock Sedimentary rocks which changes into quartzite by metamorphic action : Sand...
Building Materials and Construction, Objective Type Question Part-II

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Requirements Of A Good Concrete

Requirements Of A Good Concrete A good concrete should fulfill the following requirements : It should have good workability so tha...
Measurement of Settleable Solids

Measurement of Settleable Solids Object : Measurement of Settleable Solids in Sewage THEORY: Sewage contains 99.9% water and 0.1% ...
Essential Requirements of a Spillway

Essential Requirements of a Spillway The essential Requirements of a Spillway is as follows : The spillway must have sufficient ...
TIMBER and its classification

TIMBER and its classification Timber refers to wood used for construction works. In fact the word timber is derived from an old Engl...
TESTS ON AGGREGATES

TESTS ON AGGREGATES 1. SIEVE ANALYSIS AIM:To determine the particle size distribution of fine and coarse aggregates by sieving as p...
TESTS ON FRESH CONCRETE

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CEMENT & Its Classification

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Rapid Hardening Cement

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