Lime concrete is used under floors over roofs etc.
Suman Kumar said:
(Mar 20, 2017)
According to me, Option C is correct.
Kamlesh said:
(Jun 5, 2017)
Option c is the correct answer.
Goku said:
(Jul 18, 2017)
Lime concrete is very widely used for foundation bases of load bearing walls, columns, and under layers of floors. So, C is correct.
Jeetu Kumar said:
(Jul 24, 2017)
I think C is correct.
Anand Gopalan said:
(Jul 30, 2017)
Lime concrete is used for wall foundations also.
Jitendra Kumar said:
(Sep 6, 2017)
C is the right answer.
Giritharan said:
(Nov 20, 2017)
Option C is the correct answer. I also agree.
Garry said:
(Jan 7, 2018)
Option C is the correct answer for this.
Engr.Taimoor Nasir said:
(Feb 2, 2018)
Lime concrete is generally used for foundations in dry-subgrade while.
For moist subgrade with high sub-soil water (usually 15 in Or less below the foundation level), cement concrete should always be used. In such situations the foundation concrete should not be leaner than 1:4:8 (1 cement 4 sand : 8 stone ballast).
The masonry work over the foundation lime concrete should be started only after 7 days.
In case of cement concrete, however, the masonry work over the foundation concrete may be started after 48 hours of its laying.
Mbj said:
(Mar 29, 2018)
Option 'C' is the correct answer.
Vivek Kankran said:
(Jul 15, 2018)
Option 'C' is the correct answer.
Tdentaa said:
(Sep 6, 2018)
USES:
Lime in building industry is used for various purposes such as.
A matrix for lime concrete used in building foundations and filling where early setting is not required,
For preparing mortar for bedding bricks and stones in masonry works,
As a cementing material in plaster for covering walls and pointing in preserving joints, and.
For whitewashing and colour washing.
Opsc Aee said:
(Oct 29, 2019)
The answer should be - C.
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