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What characterizes Ashlar Fine Tooled masonry?
Which type of Ashlar masonry is known for having a rough face with a chisel-drafted margin?
What is the maximum thickness of joints in Ashlar Rough Tooled masonry?
Which type of Ashlar masonry involves beveled edges at a depth of 2.5 cm or more?
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Why is Ashlar Facing not commonly used throughout the entire thickness of a wall?
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What was the overall grade obtained by MD Sherwan Adil in Semester II of the Diploma in Civil Engineering Examination?
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In which subject did MD Sherwan Adil obtain the lowest marks?
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How many credits are assigned to the subject Mathematics-I?
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What was MD Sherwan Adil's mark in Applied Chemistry Lab?
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In which subject did MD Sherwan Adil receive a grade of D?
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How many total marks are accounted for in the Grand Total calculation?
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What is the remark associated with MD Sherwan Adil in the results?
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What was the pass mark for Theory Papers in this examination?
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Study Notes
Ashlar Masonry
- Ashlar masonry uses large rectangular blocks of stone, specifically sculpted to have square edges and even faces.
- Requires dressing the stone, making it a costly option.
- Different types of ashlar masonry exist, categorized by stone surface treatments.
- Ashlar Fine Tooled uses stones of the same height, meticulously dressed on all sides, resulting in uniform mortar thickness.
- This method demands considerable labor and material wastage during dressing, making it expensive.
- Offers excellent bond in the masonry.
- Ashlar Rough Tooled uses roughly dressed stones, creating uniform joints no thicker than 6mm.
- Ashlar Rock, Rustic, or Quarry Faced resembles rough tooled, but leaves a rough, chiseled margin on the face.
- Ashlar Chamfered is similar to quarry faced, with the edges beveled at 45 degrees for a depth of at least 2.5 cm.
- Ashlar Block in Course utilizes squared, dressed stones, bridging the gap between rubble and ashlar.
- Resembles Coursed Rubble Masonry or Rough Tooled Ashlar Masonry.
- Ashlar Facing is the most refined type of ashlar masonry, used sparingly in expensive projects.
- Its high cost makes it unsuitable for full wall thickness, leading to facing built in ashlar and the rest in rubble to reduce costs.
Rubble Masonry
- Rubble refers to stone, irregular in form and size, used in masonry.
- Rubble masonry is characterized by randomly placed, undressed stones, often found in rustic buildings or traditional structures.
- Examples of rubble masonry include random rubble, coursed rubble, and dry rubble masonry.
- The quality and stability of rubble masonry are primarily determined by the size and shape of the stones, the mortar used, and the craftsmanship involved.
- Due to its varied appearances and rustic character, rubble masonry is often aesthetically appealing and adds a sense of authenticity to buildings, making it popular in restoration and preservation projects.
Student Information
- MD SHERWAN ADIL
- Registration Number: 1541523302
- Roll Number: 211541523302
- Government Polytechnic, Khagaria
- Diploma in Civil Engineering
- Semester II
Exam details
- Examination: Diploma in Civil Engineering, Semester II, 2024 (EVEN)
- Date of Examination: JUL 2024
- Result published on: 30/07/2024
Subject Details
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Theory Papers
- Mathematics-I: 3 credits, total marks: 100 (30 internal, 70 final)
- Applied Physics-I: 3 credits, total marks: 100 (30 internal, 70 final)
- Applied Chemistry: 3 credits, total marks: 100 (30 internal, 70 final)
- Communication Skills in English: 2 credits, total marks: 100 (30 internal, 70 final)
- Engineering Graphics: 2 credits, total marks: 100 (30 internal, 70 final)
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Practical Papers
- Applied Physics Lab-I: 2 credits, total marks: 50 (15 internal, 35 final)
- Applied Chemistry Lab: 2 credits, total marks: 50 (15 internal, 35 final)
- Communication Skills in English Lab: 2 credits, total marks: 50 (15 internal, 35 final)
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Term Work Papers
- Engineering Workshop Practice: 2 credits, total marks: 25 (7 internal, 18 final)
- Sports and Yoga: 2 credits, total marks: 25 (7 internal, 18 final)
- C/KYP/IT ESSEN/PYTHON/OTHERS: 1 credit, total marks: 50 (15 internal, 35 final)
Marks Obtained
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Theory Papers
- Mathematics-I: 75, Grade: B
- Applied Physics-I: 56, Grade: D
- Applied Chemistry: 36, Grade: F
- Communication Skills in English: 59, Grade: D
- Engineering Graphics: 62, Grade: C
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Practical Papers
- Applied Physics Lab-I: 43, Grade: A
- Applied Chemistry Lab: 39, Grade: B
- Communication Skills in English Lab: 43, Grade: A
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Term Work Papers
- Engineering Workshop Practice: 21, Grade: A
- Sports and Yoga: 22, Grade: A
- C/KYP/IT ESSEN/PYTHON/OTHERS: 43, Grade: A
Grand Total Marks
- 499 out of 750
Remarks
- Applied Chemistry: Carry in
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Description
Explore the various techniques of ashlar masonry, including Fine Tooled, Rough Tooled, and Chamfered. This quiz delves into the characteristics of these stone types, their categorization, and the material costs associated with them. Test your knowledge of how these methods impact masonry projects.