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Question 191

The metallic oxide used in the form of powder in a paint is called ?

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The metallic oxide used in the form of powder in a paint is called a base

The base provides the paint with its body and bulk, giving it durability and opacity.

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Question 192

The sand is mixed with lime mortar to ?

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The sand is mixed with lime mortar to prevent shrinkage and cracking.

Adding sand to lime mortar helps to control the amount of shrinkage that occurs as the mortar dries and hardens, thereby reducing the risk of cracking

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Question 193

The type of brick suitable for panal walls for multi-storeyed buildings is ?

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The type of brick suitable for panel walls in multi-storeyed buildings is either (a) or (b), meaning both hollow bricks and perforated bricks are suitable.

These types of bricks are lighter and provide better insulation, making them ideal for use in panel walls of multi-storeyed buildings.

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Question 194

Which of the following statement is wrong ?

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The correct answer is none of the above.

All the statements provided are accurate:

  1. Pan tiles are similar to pot tiles but are less curved.
  2. Pan tiles are comparatively heavier, stronger, and more durable than curved tiles.
  3. Fire bricks are generally used for lining kilns.

Thus, none of the statements are wrong.

 

 

 

 

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Question 195

The addition of pozzolana to Portland cement causes ?

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The addition of pozzolana to Portland cement causes all of these:

  1. Less heat of hydration: Pozzolana reduces the heat generated during the hydration process, which is beneficial for large concrete structures.
  2. Increase in shrinkage: Pozzolana can lead to a slight increase in shrinkage compared to ordinary Portland cement.
  3. Decrease in permeability: Pozzolana improves the density of the cement, reducing the permeability and enhancing durability.

So, the correct answer is all of these.

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Question 196

According to Indian standard specifications, the temperature for curing is ?

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According to Indian standard specifications, the temperature for curing is 27°C.

This is the standard temperature typically maintained to ensure proper curing of concrete as per Indian standards.

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Question 197

The lime which contains more than 30% of clayey impurities in the form of silica, alumina and iron oxide, is known as ?

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The lime which contains more than 30% of clayey impurities in the form of silica, alumina, and iron oxide is known as hydraulic lime.

Hydraulic lime can set under water due to the presence of these impurities, which enable it to harden through chemical reactions with water.

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Question 198

Rich or fat lime ?

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Rich or fat lime:

  • Slakes rapidly with considerable evolution of heat: Fat lime reacts quickly with water and generates a lot of heat during slaking.
  • Takes a very long time to develop adequate strength: It has a slow setting time and takes a longer period to develop full strength.
  • Has high plasticity: It has high workability and plasticity, making it easy to handle and shape.

So, the correct answer is all of these.

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Question 199

The main constituent of a Portland cement is ?

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The main constituent of Portland cement is lime.

Lime, in the form of calcium oxide (CaO), is the primary ingredient in Portland cement, and it combines with other components like silica, alumina, and iron oxide to form the various compounds that give Portland cement its strength and durability.

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