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Discussion Forum : Highway Engineering - Section 6 (Q.No. 54)
54.
Pick up the incorrect statement from the following. If water cement ratio is
increased, strength of concrete increases
decreased, strength of concrete increases
increased, strength of concrete is not affected
none of these.
Answer: Option
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Shubham Umak said:   8 years ago
A and C is incorrect and only B is correct.

Debasmita said:   7 years ago
B is the correct option.

Anshul said:   7 years ago
According to the water cement ratio theory, the strength of concrete depends entirely on the amount of water added to it.

Abhijit patil said:   7 years ago
I think Only A is incorrect.

Gitartha said:   4 months ago
1. If water-cement ratio is increased, strength of concrete increases.
Incorrect – Increasing the water-cement ratio reduces strength due to excess water leading to more capillary pores.

2. If water-cement ratio is decreased, strength of concrete increases.

Correct – Less water (to an extent) means denser concrete and higher strength.

3. If water-cement ratio is increased, strength of concrete is not affected.
Incorrect – Strength is affected and generally decreases.

4. None of these.
Incorrect – Because statement 2 is correct, and others are not.

Correct Answer: "If water-cement ratio is increased, strength of concrete increases".


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