a 36.| OMANTELExpert Q&Aix- The abrasion value is the highest in:a) Flakey aggregatesb) Angular aggregatesc) Rounded aggregatesd) Elongated aggregatesx- The higher tensile strength of the timbersobtained when the load is applied:a) Normal to grainsb) Parallel to grainsc) Making angle of 45° with grainsd) None of themxi- If the steel ultimate strength is 352 MPa, therefore the yield strength can beestimated as:a) 3.52 MPab) 252 MPac) 32 MPad) 635 MPaxii- The aggregate abrasion value is obtained when the loss of 1560 gm happenedusing the weight of aggregates of:a) 50 Kgb) 5 Kgc) 0.5 Kgd) 6 Kg

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ix- The abrasion value is the highest in: a) Flakey aggregates b) Angular aggregates c) Rounded aggregates d) Elongated aggregates x- The higher tensile strength of the timber is obtained when the load is applied: a) Normal to grains b) Parallel to grains e) Making angle of 45° with grains d) None of them xi- If the steel ultimate strength is 352 MPa, therefore the yield strength can be estimated as: a) 3.52 MPa b) 252 MPa c) 32 MPa d) 635 MPa xii- The aggregate abrasion value is obtained when the loss of 1560 gm happened using the weight of aggregates of: a) 50 Kg b) 5 Kg e) 0.5 Kg d) 6 Kg

ix- The abrasion value is the highest in: a) Flakey aggregates b) Angular aggregates c) Rounded aggregates d) Elongated aggregates x- The higher tensile strength of the timber is obtained when the load is applied: a) Normal to grains b) Parallel to grains e) Making angle of 45° with grains d) None of them xi- If the steel ultimate strength is 352 MPa, therefore the yield strength can be estimated as: a) 3.52 MPa b) 252 MPa c) 32 MPa d) 635 MPa xii- The aggregate abrasion value is obtained when the loss of 1560 gm happened using the weight of aggregates of: a) 50 Kg b) 5 Kg e) 0.5 Kg d) 6 Kg

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a 36.| OMANTEL
Expert Q&A
ix- The abrasion value is the highest in:
a) Flakey aggregates
b) Angular aggregates
c) Rounded aggregates
d) Elongated aggregates
x- The higher tensile strength of the timber
sobtained when the load is applied:
a) Normal to grains
b) Parallel to grains
c) Making angle of 45° with grains
d) None of them
xi- If the steel ultimate strength is 352 MPa, therefore the yield strength can be
estimated as:
a) 3.52 MPa
b) 252 MPa
c) 32 MPa
d) 635 MPa
xii- The aggregate abrasion value is obtained when the loss of 1560 gm happened
using the weight of aggregates of:
a) 50 Kg
b) 5 Kg
c) 0.5 Kg
d) 6 Kg

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