In this post, I will share some important questions which are frequently asked in competitive examinations such as SSC, UPSC and state PSCs.
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Who has developed Magnesium Phosphate Cement?
- Indian Road Congress
- American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
- Central Road Research Institute, India
- None of the above
View AnswerAnswer: c Central Road Research Institute, India -
At what temperature cement clinkers formed?
- $1350^\circ C$
- $1450^\circ C$
- $1550^\circ C$
- $1650^\circ C$
View AnswerAnswer: b $1450^\circ C$ -
When gypsum is added to cement?
- During Burning process
- During Grinding Process
- Either (a) or (b)
- None of the above
View AnswerAnswer: b 3 to 4 % of gypsum is added to cement during the process to clinker grinding to retard the setting time of cement. -
Air permeability test for cement is done to find?
- Standard Consistency
- Fineness
- Setting Time
- Compressive Strength
View AnswerAnswer: b Fineness of cement -
While performing the standard consistency test on cement, the procedure is repeated till the Vicat plunger penetrates the Vicat mould for a depth of _________.
- 30 to 35 mm from top
- 30 to 35 mm from bottom
- 33 to 35 mm from top
- 33 to 35 mm from bottom
View AnswerAnswer: c 33 to 35 mm from top or 5 to 7 mm from bottom -
Before conducting the setting time test for cement, one should perform which of the following test?
- Standard Consistency Test
- Fineness Test
- Soundness Test
- Compressive Strength
View AnswerAnswer: a Standard Consistency Test -
How much water is used to make cement paste to test setting time?
- 0.55 times the standard consistency
- 0.65 times the standard consistency
- 0.75 times the standard consistency
- 0.85 times the standard consistency
View AnswerAnswer: d 0.85 times the standard consistency -
Gauging time for making cement paste for standard consistency test should not be more than?
- 2 minutes
- 5 minutes
- 8 minutes
- 10 minutes
View AnswerAnswer: b 5 minutes -
What is the maximum final setting time for OPC 53 grade cement?
- 30 minutes
- 300 minutes
- 600 minutes
- 1000 minutes
View AnswerAnswer: c 600 minutes -
What is the maximum final setting time for Low heat cement?
- 30 minutes
- 300 minutes
- 600 minutes
- 1000 minutes
View AnswerAnswer: c 600 minutes -
What is the maximum final setting time for Masonry cement?
- 350 minutes
- 680 minutes
- 1050 minutes
- 1440 minutes
View AnswerAnswer: d 1440 minutes -
What is the minimum 7 days compressive strength of OPC 43 grade cement?
- 22 MPa
- 33 MPa
- 37 Mpa
- 43 MPa
View AnswerAnswer: b 33 MPa -
Why soundness test is performed on cement?
- To find the compressive strength
- To find if the cement contains an excessive amount of lime and magnesium
- To find the heat of hydration
- To find the chemical composition
View AnswerAnswer: b To find if the cement contains an excessive amount of lime and magnesium -
Le-Chatelier Apparatus is used to find?
- Unsoundness by lime only
- Unsoundness by Magnesium only
- Both a and b
- None of the above
View AnswerAnswer: a Le-Chatelier apparatus detects unsoundness due to lime only. -
The autoclave is used to find?
- Unsoundness by lime only
- Unsoundness by Magnesium only
- Both a and b
- None of the above
View AnswerAnswer: c Autoclave is sensitive to both lime and magnesium. -
Maximum soundness by Le-Chatelier Apparatus for High Alumina Cement is?
- 5 mm
- 10 mm
- 15 mm
- 20 mm
View AnswerAnswer: a 5 mm -
Maximum soundness by Autoclave for Rapid Hardening Cement is?
- 0.5 %
- 0.6 %
- 0.7 %
- 0.8 %
View AnswerAnswer: d 0.8 % -
What is the size of the cement mortar cube used in compressive strength test?
- 70.4 mm
- 70.5 mm
- 70.6 mm
- 70.7 mm
View AnswerAnswer: c Size of the cube is 70.6 mm -
How much water is added to make cement mortar cubes to be used in compressive strength test?
- P/4 + 3 % when standard sand is used
- P/4 + 3.5 % when standard sand is used
- P/4 + 3 % when ordinary sand is used
- P/4 + 3.5 % when ordinary sand is used
- Both (i) and (iii)
- Both (i) and (iv)
- Both (ii) and (iv)
- Only (iii)
View AnswerAnswer: b P/4 + 3 % when standard sand is used and P/4 + 3.5 % when ordinary sand is used
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