a) Dolomitic Limeb) Roman Limec) Semi-Hydraulic Limed) Selentic Lime Answer: bExplanation: Semi-Hydraulic Lime contains lesser ...
View QuestionWhich of the following slakes after few minutes?
a) Moderately Hydraulic Limeb) Eminently Hydraulic Limec) Perfectly Hydraulic Limed) Feebly Hydraulic Lime Answer: dExplanation: ...
View QuestionWhat is the speciality of Hydraulic Lime?
a) Contains impuritiesb) Does not set under waterc) Contains clayd) Perfectly white in colour Answer: ...
View QuestionLime obtained from calcination of Pure Limestone is called:
a) Quick Limeb) Pure Limec) Lean Limed) Rich Lime Answer: aExplanation: Quick lime is pure ...
View QuestionWhich of the following is a property of Fat Lime?
a) Shakes very slowlyb) Contains clayc) High degree of plasticityd) Poor binding property Answer: cExplanation: ...
View QuestionLime has been conventionally classified into how many types?
a) 4b) 2c) 5d) 3 Answer: dExplanation: The three conventional classifications of lime are, Fat ...
View QuestionWhich of the following pairs is matched properly?
a) Class A – Concrete work b) Class B – Mortar c) Class C – Masonry work d) Class D ...
View QuestionBy which of the following ways is lime obtained?
a) Naturallyb) Quarryingc) Burning limestoned) Crushing limestone Answer: cExplanation: It is not available naturally. It ...
View QuestionThe density of wet sand is:
a) 1922 kg/m3 b) 1682 kg/m3 c) 1281 kg/m3 d) 1522 kg/m3 Answer: a Explanation: ...
View QuestionWhich one of the below cannot to be used as a substitute of sand?
a) Surkhib) Quarry dustc) Glassd) M-sand Answer: bExplanation: Surkhi is pieces of burned clay, M-sand ...
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