CIVIL ENGINEERING MCQ – PART:07

 

CIVIL ENGINEERING MCQ – PART:07

 

1.             Pick out the incorrect statement

a)             Cement is adhesive as well as cohesive material

b)            Portland cement is of hydraulic type

c)              For civil engineering works generally calcareous cements are used

d)      Portland cement is an example of natural cement

 


2.             The temperature range in a cement kiln is

                a) 500 to 1000° C            

                b) 1000 to 1200° C

                c) 1300 to l500°C           

               d) 1600 to 2000°C

 

3.             Consider the following statements:

                When cement is tested for setting time; on gauging its shows quick setting. This        

      phenomenon known as “Flash set” of cement is due to the presence of high

1)            Tricalcium Aluminate (C3A) in cement

2)            Alkalis in cement

3)            Tricalcium silicate (C3S) in cement,   Which of these statements   are correct?

                       (a) 1, 2 and 3               (b) 2 and 3           (c) l and 2           (d) l and 3

 

4.             Pick out the incorrect statement.

a)             For hydraulic structures, a cement with small percentage of C3S and more C2S is recommended.

b)            Setting and hardening of cement stop as soon as the concrete becomes dry.

c)              The product C-S-H gel is known as tobermorite gel.

d)      The stiffening of cement without strength development is caused because of C4AF

 

5.             The rate of heat evolution of the following four compounds in descending order is      

     1. C3S    2. C2S     3. C3A    4. C4AF

                 (a) 1, 2, 3, 4       (b) 3, 1 ,4, 2      (c) 3, 4, 1, 2        (d) 3, 4, 2, 1

 

6.             The rate of heat of hydration of the four Bogue compounds in descending order is

                a) C3S, C2S, C3A, C4AF      (b) C3S, C3A, C2S, C4AF

               (c) C4AF, C3A, C2S, C3S    (d) C4AF, C3S, C3A, C2S

 

7.             The bound water (by weight) % required for complete hydration of cement is about

 (a) 15     (b) 23   (c) 38    (d) 40

 

8.      Ordinary Portland cement should have surface area not less than (in mm2 / g x 102)  

                      (a) 2250         (b) 3000                (c) 3250                 (d) 4000

9.             To produce low heat cements, it is necessary to reduce the compound

(a)         C3S            (b) C2S                   (c) C3A                  (d) C4AF

 

10.      For complete hydration of cement, the w / c ratio needed is

a)             less than 0.25

b)            more than 0.25 but less than 0.35

c)       more than 0.35 but less than 0.45

d)            more than 0.45 but less than 0.60

 

11.      High alumina cement is produced by fusing together a mixture of

a)      limestone and bauxite

b)            limestone, bauxite and gypsum

c)              limestone, gypsum and clay

d)            limestone, gypsum, bauxite, clay and chalk

 

12.      Consider the following statements:  High early strength of cement is obtained as a result of

1)            fine grinding

2)            decreasing the lime content

3)            burning at higher temperatures

4)            increasing the quantity of gypsum

                                                                                           of these statements

                                           (a) 1 and 2 are correct         (b) 1 and 3 are correct

                                           (c) 2, 3 and 4 are correct    (d) 1, 3 and 4 are correct

 

13.      Four main oxides present in ordinary Portland cement are: CaO, A12O3, SiO2 and Fe2O3.  Identify the correct ascending order of their proportions in a typical composition of OPC

                                        (a) Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO, SiO2  (b) A12O3, CaO, Fe2O3, SiO2

                                           (c) Fe2O3, Al2O3, SiO2, CaO (d) Fe2O3, SiO2, Al2O3, CaO

 

14.      If p is the standard consistency of cement, the amount of water used in conducting the initial setting time test on cement is

                                         (a) 0.65 p    (b) 0.85 p            (c) 0.6 p                (d) 0.8 p

 

15.      Increase in fineness of cement

a)             reduces the rate of strength development and leads to higher shrinkage.

b)            increases the rate of strength development and reduces the rate of deterioration.

c)              decreases the rate of strength development and increases the rate of diterioration.

d)      increases the rate of strength development and leads to higher shrinkage.

 

16.      Consider the following statements:

1)            Tests on cement paste to determine initial and final setting times are done at normal consistency condition.

2)            Low heat cement has a high percentage of tri-calcium aluminate.

3)            High early strength Portland cement contains a large percentage of tricalcium silicate and lower percentage of dicalcium silicate.

                  which of these statements are correct?

                                                  (a) 1 and 2         (b) 1 and 3          (c) 2 and 3           (d) l, 2 and 3

 

17.      Which one of the following statement regarding the cement fineness is NOT correct?

a)             Fine cement is more liable to suffer from shrinkage craking than a coarse cement.

b)            Fine cement will show faster rate of hardening than coarse cement.

c)       Fine cement shows faster rate of heat evolution and total quantity of heat evolved is much larger than coarse cement.

d)            Fine cement shows the same setting time as coarse cement.

 

18.      For marine works, the best suited cement is

                        (a) low heat Portland cement                (b) rapid hardening cement

                        (c) ordinary Portland cement               (d) blast furnace slag cement

19.      Which of the following aggregates gives maximum strength in concrete?

                        (a) Rounded aggregate            (b) Elongated aggregate

                        (c) Flaky aggregate                   (d) Cubical aggregate

 

20.      The maximum bulking of sand is likely to occur at a moisture content of

                        (a) 5%          (b) 8%         (c) 11%                 (d) 14%

 

21.      The aggregate crushing value of coarse aggregates, which is used for making concrete, which in turn is used for purposes other than wearing surfaces should not exceed

                         (a) 30%        (b) 40%                (c) 45%               (d) 50%

 

22.      Which of the following coarse aggregate require minimum cement paste?

(a)         Rounded              (b) Irregular        (c) Angular         (d) Flaky

 

23.      For high strength concrete the best aggregate is

(a)         rounded                (b) irregular        (c) angular        (d) all-in-aggregate

 

24.      Aggregate affecting durability of concrete most are

                        (a) rounded        (b) all-in-aggregate

                        (c) flaky            (d) irregular

 

25.      The best reflection of strength of coarse aggregate is given by

                        (a) crushing                                  (b) impact

                        (c) 10 per cent fines                (d) hardness

26.      The effects of impurities in water are expressed in terms of

                        (a) initial setting time             (b) final setting time

                        (c) compressive strength        (d) soundness of Portland cement.

 

27.      The difference in 7 days compressive strength of cubes and cylinders prepared with impure and pure waters should not differ by more than

                                 (a) 2%                  (b) 5%         (c) 10%         (d) 12%

 

28.      The upper limit of suspended particles in water for the preparation of concrete is

                                  (a) 200 ppm       (b) 2000 ppm

                                  (c) 5000 ppm   (d) 10,000 ppm

 

29.      Organic matter in water for making concrete should not be more than

                                  (a) 1000 ppm                   (b) 3000 ppm

                                  (c) 10000 ppm                 (d) 15,000 ppm

 

30.      Consider the following statement in making concrete with sea water.

1)            Strength of concrete is reduced by about 10-20%

2)            Setting time accelerates

3)            Corrosion of reinforcement is not a problem if concrete is of good quality Of the above  statements

                                  (a) 1 and 2 are correct    (b) 1 and 3 are correct

                                   (c) only 1 is correct        (d) 1, 2, 3 are correct

 

31.      Consider the following statements:  The effect of sea water on hardened concrete is to

                                     1. increase its strength                 2. reduce its strength

                                     3. retard setting                           4. decrease its durability

                                                                                                                                                                                       Of these statements

                                    (a) 1 and 3 are correct                (b) 2 and 3 are correct

                                    (c) 2 and 4 are correct              (d) 1 and 4 are correct

 

32.      Pick up the correct statement(s)

1)            CaCO3 is the raw material for manufacturing lime

2)            Kankar is an impure limestone

3)            Coral for manufacturing lime is a sea animal

                                                                                                                                 Of the above the correct statements are

                                      (a) 1, 2            (b) 2, 3                 (c) 1, 2, 3            (d) 1 only

 

33.      Which of the following is caustic lime?

                                      (a) Quick lime             (b) Fat lime        (c) Milk lime       (d) Hydraulic lime

 

34.      Quick lime coming out of the kiln is also known as

                                      (a) hydrated lime        (b) lump lime    (c) fat lime          (d) hydraulic lime

 

35.      Hydrated lime for making mortars is slaked for

                                     (a) 1 day        (b) 3 days            (c) 7 days            (d) 14 days

 

 

36.      Which of the following is not used for producing fat lime?

                                     (a) Oolitic limestone  (b) Calcareous tufa          (c) Marble           (d) Raw lime stone

 

37.      The lime sets on absorbing CO2 from atmosphere is

                                    (a) lean lime (b) feebly hydraulic lime

                                     (c) rich lime    (d) fat lime

 

38.      The lime used for finishing coat in plastering is

                                    (a) semi hydraulic lime               (b) kankar lime

                                    (c) magnesium lime   (d) eminently hydraulic lime

 

39.      Hydraulic lime is obtained by burning

                                  (a) oolitic lime stone     (b) kankar

                                  (c) marble                          (d) tufa

 

40.      Fat lime slakes between

                                 (a) 2-3 hours    (b) 24 hours       (c) 3 days            (d) 7 days

 

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