Civil Engineering Materials Quiz
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Which property describes the coefficient of material degradation?

  • Water resistance
  • Temperature resistance
  • Water permeability (correct)
  • Water absorption
  • Why are newly molded reinforced concrete items treated with moist heat?

  • To enhance its thermal insulation.
  • To increase its porosity.
  • To accelerate the concrete's hardening. (correct)
  • To improve workability.
  • What is the brand marking of heavy concrete based on strength?

  • M2000... 3000
  • M50... 1000
  • M150... 500
  • M1000... 5000 (correct)
  • Which instrument measures the viscosity of Portland cement?

    <p>Kashkarov hammer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the M200 concrete grade mean?

    <p>Tensile strength.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Question 144

    • Material durability is described by water resistance

    Question 145

    • Newly made reinforced concrete is treated with moisture and heat to accelerate hardening

    Question 146

    • Heavy concrete's strength is measured in various categories like M 50 to 1000, M150 to 500, M0.1 to 0.9 or M1000 to 5000

    Question 147

    • Viscosity of Portland cement is ascertained by measuring tools like a Vicat apparatus

    Question 148

    • The time frame for setting cement used in Portland cement mark strength testing is 28 days

    Question 149

    • Cement is a hydraulic binder

    Question 150

    • M200 concrete mark denotes a compressive strength measure

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    Test your knowledge on the properties and types of cement and concrete. This quiz covers key concepts including water resistance, hardening processes, and strength ratings in civil engineering materials. Perfect for students and professionals alike.

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