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In case of foundations on black cotton soils, the most suitable method to increase the bearing capacity of soil is
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For computing the quantity of earthwork using prismoidal formulae, the number of required sectional area be
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Simpson's rule for computation of areas assumes that the short lengths for boundary between the ordinates are
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The masonry in which quarry dressed or undressed stones are used
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A full brick or stone laid with its length perpendicular to the face of the wall
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A foundation whose depth is not more its width is called
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A footing used for the support and distribution of an individual load is called
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A foundation in the form of thick reinforced concrete slab covering area of the bottom of the structure is known as
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The type of foundation most suitable for bridges is:
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When two footing are connected by a beam it is called
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Stone masonry using fully dressed stones is called.
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A type of bond in to a brick masonry consisting of alternate of headers and stretchers, is called:
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The brick laid with its length parallel to the face of the wall is called a
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A solid masonry or concrete hydraulic structure with its cross section proportioned to resist the external forces with its own weight
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The vertical distance between the tops of two consecutive treads is
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The covering on the exposed top of a wall is
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Imaginary line containing the vertical joints of brick masonry is known as
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The masonry consists of blocks of stones carefully dressed with narrow joints
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The top most course of masonry placed on the top of cornice
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The wedge shaped brick or stone forming an arch is called
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Brick or stone placed its length parallel to the face of the wall is termed as
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Inverted arch footing is more suitable for
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The depression or projection marks made on the top of bricks to provide a key for holding the mortar is called
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The number of standard bricks required for 1m³ of brick masonry is
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The finishing of mortar joints in masonry is called
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The type of foundation consisting of a R.C.C slab covering the entire area in plan is
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The purpose of using queen closer in brick masonry wall is to
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The masonry construction facing and backing of different material, such masonry is known as
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The horizontal course of masonry projecting from the face of wall at every floor or sill level is.
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Ashlar fine masonry is built from stones of
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The brick forming corner of a masonry wall is known as
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End lap provided in asbestos cement is equal to
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A footing which support two column is known as
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A type of bond in a brick masonry in which each course consist of alternate headers and stretchers is called
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The brick laid with its length parallel to the face of the walls is called as
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When two or more footing are connected by a beam it is called as
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A type of bond in a brick masonry in which each course consist of alternative headers and stretchers is called
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The bricks laid with its length parallel to the face of the wall is called
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The brick laid with its length perpendicular to the face of the wall is called
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A type of bond in to a brick masonry consisting of alternate coarse of headers and stretchers is called
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An isolated load bearing masonry member is known as
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The normal thickness of an expansion joint in brick wall must be
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The minimum thickness of a wall in stone masonry cannot be less than
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The type of masonry in which the stones are fine chisel dressed and the thickness of joints does not exceed 3 mm is called
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A projection of masonry built into the back of a wall is
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For volume computation of earth format the most reliable formula used is
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Minimum thickness of stone masonry is
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Depth of foundation is found out by a
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The quantity of mortar required for standard unit of brick work in CM 1:6
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In the design of footing, to check shear for two way shear the critical section shall be taken a distance of
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