Civil Engineering - Building Materials - Discussion
Discussion :: Building Materials - Section 2 (Q.No.37)
37. |
A good quality stone absorbs water less than |
[A]. |
5% | [B]. |
10% | [C]. |
15% | [D]. |
20% | [E]. |
25%. |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
No answer description available for this question.
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Ravi said:
(Aug 10, 2016)
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Why not 10%? |
Engr Asadullah Shaikh said:
(Sep 23, 2016)
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@Ravi
Because 10% is a huge amount of water which makes it rejected stone. |
Parthi said:
(Jan 3, 2017)
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10% for bricks 5% for stones. |
Surraz Das said:
(Feb 11, 2017)
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It should be 0.5-0.6%.
Not that much ie. 5%. |
Parashuram said:
(Jun 7, 2017)
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It should be less than 6% exactly. |
Mallu Malgond said:
(Aug 7, 2017)
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Should not more than 10% less than 5% not used. |
Vijay said:
(Nov 18, 2017)
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Not more than 10% for stone.
For bricks ; 1st class - 20%.
2nd class - 22.5%.
3rd class - 25%. |
Milan said:
(Feb 17, 2018)
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Not more than 15% for stone. |
Subhasish said:
(Mar 28, 2018)
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It should be less than 0.6%. |
Yousuf said:
(Apr 1, 2018)
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It should be 5% to 7%. |
Yousuf said:
(Apr 1, 2018)
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It is depend on stone type also. |
Sam said:
(Apr 26, 2018)
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It is not more than .6%. |
Ravi said:
(Jun 1, 2018)
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Please provide a correct explanation for the answers. |
Gopika said:
(Sep 19, 2018)
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The % of water absobtion for stones should not be less than 5%. |
Yogesh said:
(Jan 20, 2019)
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For 1st class brick - 15%.
2nd class brick - 20%.
3rd class brick - more than 20%. |
Joe said:
(Jan 25, 2020)
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Good quality stone absorb water less than5%.
Stone is rejected if it absorb water more than 10%. |
Engr Usman Ullah said:
(Feb 7, 2021)
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5% is the right answer. |