Q.2- Answer with true and false, and correct false statements.1- Loading time of concrete starts from the first contact between water and aggregate.2- Time of formwork striking increases with increasing of ambient temperature but it decreases withincreasing of active space of concrete slab.3- Concrete quantity measured by weight of hardened concrete.4- Minimum concrete cover thickness depends on diameter of reinforcement bars only.5-Columns capital and drop panels must be placed with columns monolithically.

Part 1 Loading of concrete starts from placing of concrete rather than mixing. Hence False Part 2…

Q.2- Answer with true and false, and correct false statements. 1- Loading time of concrete starts from the first contact between water and aggregate. 2- Time of formwork striking increases with increasing of ambient temperature but it decreases wit increasing of active space of concrete slab. 3- Concrete quantity measured by weight of hardened concrete.

Q.2- Answer with true and false, and correct false statements. 1- Loading time of concrete starts from the first contact between water and aggregate. 2- Time of formwork striking increases with increasing of ambient temperature but it decreases wit increasing of active space of concrete slab. 3- Concrete quantity measured by weight of hardened concrete.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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