The earliest date and the latest date of events 3 and 10 are given in the figure below. Activity E is
connecting both the events and its duration is 10 weeks. The independent float of the activity is
Match list I with list II and select the correct answer from the given below lists.
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Column I (Constituent of cement) |
Column II (Contribution to property of cement) |
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A. |
Lime |
1 |
Influences setting property |
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B. |
Alkalis |
2 |
Cause efflorescence and staining |
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C. |
Alumina |
3 |
Imparts strength |
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D. |
Iron oxide |
4 |
Imparts colour |
Correct match of Column I (types of cement) with Column II (properties or preparation) is
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Column I |
Column II |
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P. |
Portland pozzolana cement |
1 |
Ordinary porland cement with less than 5% tricalcium aluminate |
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Q. |
Sulphate-resisting porland cement |
2 |
Contains 25 to 60% slag which offers good sulphate resistance |
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R. |
Portland slag cement |
3 |
Grinding the clinkers with oleic acid |
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S. |
Hydrophobic cement |
4 |
Requires longer curing time than ordinary portland cement |
Which one of the correct sequence of various operations of preparation of Brick Earth
I. Blending
II. Digging
III. Weathring
IV. Unsoiling
V. TemperingMatch the following lists of 'Defects of Bricks' and their 'Causes': Defects of Bricks Causes
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List-I |
List- II |
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A. |
Bloating |
1 |
presence of excess carbonaceous matter and sulphur in brick-clay |
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B. |
Efflorescence |
2 |
presence of alkalies |
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C. |
Chuffs |
3 |
imprisoned air during moulding |
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D. |
Blisters |
4 |
falling of rain water on hot bricks |
Match the following lists of 'Defects of Bricks' and their 'Causes': Defects of Bricks Causes
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List-I |
List- II |
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A. |
Bloating |
1 |
presence of excess carbonaceous matter and sulphur in brick-clay |
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B. |
Efflorescence |
2 |
presence of alkalies |
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C. |
Chuffs |
3 |
imprisoned air during moulding |
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D. |
Blisters |
4 |
falling of rain water on hot bricks |
Match the following defects in timber with their description:
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List-I |
List- II |
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A. |
Heart shakes |
1 |
Develop between annual rings and separate them partly |
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B. |
Ring shakes |
2 |
spread from pith to sapwood following the directions of medullary rays |
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C. |
Star shakes |
3 |
completely separate the annual rings |
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D. |
Cup shakes |
4 |
outside of timber from bark to the sapwood |
Choose the correct option
Match the composition of good brick earth from the following list:
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List-A (Ingredients) |
List- B (percentage range) |
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1. |
Aluimina |
A |
50-60% |
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2. |
Silica |
B |
<10% |
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3. |
Oxides of iron |
C |
20-30% |
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4. |
Alkalis |
D |
5-6% |
List - I contains the components of paints and List-II contains functions performed by them.
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List-I |
List- II |
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P. |
Base pigment |
1 |
Accelerates the process of drying |
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Q. |
Vehicle |
2 |
Facilitates the spread of point |
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R. |
Solvent |
3 |
Provides the colour |
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S. |
Pigment |
4 |
Gives durability and protection to painted surface |
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|
|
5 |
Adjusts the viscosity of paint |
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct option.
P Q R S
Match the items under List 1 (material) with those under List 2 (bulk density in kg/m3 ).
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List-1 |
List- 2 |
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Substance |
Bulk density (kg/m3) |
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P. |
Pine Wood |
1 |
1600-1800 |
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Q. |
Granite |
2 |
500-600 |
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R. |
Brick |
3 |
1450-1650 |
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S. |
Sand |
4 |
2500-2700 |
Which of the following statements is/are true for igneous rocks?
(i) Extrusive igneous rocks have formed by rapid cooling of magma at the surface
(ii) Plutonic igneous rocks have formed by the slow cooling of great volumes of magma, typically at depths
of a few kilometres of bottom within the Earth.
The best and the common material to be used as damp-proofing material is
(a) cement concrete
(b) bitumen
(c) paraffin wax
(d) cement solutionConsider the following oxides:
1. Al2O3
2. Cao
3. SiO2
Which one of the following is the correct sequence in increasing order off their percentage analysis for an
ordinary portland cement?
Arrange the bogue compounds in ordinary portland cement (OPC) in increasing order ( least to maximum)
of their heat of hydration.
1. Tricalcium aluminate (C3A)
2. Tricalcium silicate (C3S)
3. Dicalcium silicate (C2S)
4. Tetra calcium alumino ferrite (C4AF)Which of the following statements related to hydration of cement is/are correct?
1. Hydration of cement begins as soon as water comes in contact with the cement.
Consider the following statements:
High early strength of cement is obtained as a result of
I. Fine grinding
II. Decreasing the lime content
III. Burning at higher temperatures.
IV. Increasing the quantity of gypsum.
Which of these statements are correct?
Consider the following statements:
I. Specific surface of cement is determined by air permeability method.
II. Le Chatelier's method is used to determine soundness of cement.
III. The total insoluble residue in cement should be less than 1.5 percent.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
Consider the following statements:
Bars that extend into a simple support must be able to develop their full strength at a designated point L so that their moment capacity is more than the bending moment at that point. The clauses of the code require that (Ss = 0.85 ssy)
1.
2.
3.
Which of these stars are correct?
(a) 1 and 2
(b) 2 and 3
(c) 1 and 3
(d) 1, 2 and 3
60b or which is less