Plain hot rolled wires
Cold drawn wires
Heat treated rolled wires
All have same tensile strength
B. Cold drawn wires
Decrease in early strength
Reduction in chemical action with sulphates
Increase in shrinkage
All the above
5 kg/cm2
8 kg/cm2
10 kg/cm2
15 kg/cm2
Size and shape of aggregates
Specific gravity of aggregates
Grading of aggregates
Size and shape of the container
Top face perpendicular to wall
Bottom face perpendicular to wall
Both top and bottom faces perpendicular to wall
None of the above
Has strength less than 10% to 15%
Has more resistance to weathering
Is more plastic and workable
Is free from segregation and bleeding
Gypsum
Hydrogen peroxide
Calcium chloride
Sodium oxide
Water
Cement
Aggregate
None of these
The quality of water governs the strength of concrete
10% excess of water reduces the strength of concrete by 15%
30% excess of water reduces the strength of concrete by 50%
All the above
Reacts fast with water
Generates less heat of hydration
Causes initial setting and early strength of cement
Does not contribute to develop ultimate strength
The front face in one direction
The front face in both directions
The inner face in one direction
The inner face in both directions
High percentage of C3S and low percentage of C2S cause rapid hardening
High percentage of C3S and low percentage of C2S make the cement less resistive to chemical attack
Low percentage of C3S and high percentage of C2S contribute to slow hardening
All the above
Fineness test
Consistency test
Test for setting time
Test for tensile strength
0.37 fy
0.57 fy
0.67 fy
0.87 fy
Higher compressive strength of concrete
Lower compressive strength of concrete
Higher tensile strength of steel
Lower tensile strength of steel
7 kg
14 kg
21 kg
35 kg
Increases the strength of concrete
Decreases the strength of concrete
Has no effect on the strength of concrete
None of these
0
10
20
30
Thorough mixing of concrete is required
Proper compaction of concrete is required
Proper curing of concrete is required
All the above
Setting time
Tensile strength
Consistency
All the above
Nala beds
River beds
Sea beds
None of these
Segregation
Bleeding
Bulking
Creep
Water enables chemical reaction to take place with cement
Water lubricates the mixture of gravel, sand and cement
Strength of concrete structure largely depends upon its workability
All the above
Increasing the depth
Providing shear reinforcement
Using high strength steel
Using thinner bars but more in number
50 mm
75 mm
100 mm
120 mm
Decreases workability
Increases strength
Increases heat of hydration
None of these
Crushing strength
Impact value
Abrasion resistance
Water absorption
100 m
200 m
300 m
400 m
Hydrates rapidly
Generates less heat of hydration
Hardens rapidly
Provides less ultimate strength to cement
Ferrous sulphate
Potassium chloride
Ammonia
Nitric acid
Elastic shortening of concrete
Shrinkage of concrete
Creep of concrete
Loss due to friction