LOADING
Question
In which of the following circumstances the shoring is used?
A.
When foundation settled down.
B.
When an earthquake prone area as a permanent supporting structure.
C.
When a wall shows signs of bulging out due to bad workmanship.
D.
For supporting the structure against snow load.
Answer ( Option C)

When a wall shows signs of bulging out due to bad workmanship.

Solution

Shoring is a temporary or permanent structural support used to prevent collapse or damage during repairs or construction. 
It is commonly used in the following circumstances: When a wall shows signs of bulging out due to bad workmanship: Shoring is used to stabilize or reinforce the structure, especially when walls become weak or unsafe. 
The other options are not appropriate: 
1. When foundation settled down: This issue is typically addressed by underpinning, not shoring. 
2. When an earthquake-prone area as a permanent supporting structure: Shoring is a temporary measure, whereas permanent support structures are designed for seismic resistance. 
3. For supporting the structure against snow load: This would involve designing load-bearing components, not shoring

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