Dhoot Group Civil Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Cement is a binding material used in construction to hold together bricks, stones, and other materials. Sand is a fine aggregate used in concrete mixes.

• Cement is a powdery substance made from limestone and clay, which when mixed with water forms a paste that hardens to bind materials together.

• Sand is a granular material composed of finely divided rock and mineral particles, commonly used as a fine aggregate in concrete...read more

Aggregate and sand are materials commonly used in construction for creating concrete and mortar.

• Aggregate is a mixture of sand, gravel, crushed stone, or other materials used in construction.

• Sand is a granular material composed of finely divided rock and mineral particles.

• Aggregate is used in concrete to provide bulk and strength, while sand is used in mortar for bonding materials together.

• Examples of aggregate include...read more

Pressure in fire hydrant pipe is determined by factors like water flow rate, pipe diameter, and elevation difference.

• Pressure in fire hydrant pipe is directly related to the flow rate of water through the pipe.

• The diameter of the pipe also affects the pressure, with larger diameter pipes resulting in lower pressure loss.

• Elevation difference between the hydrant and the point of discharge can impact the pressure in the p...read more

NRC stands for National Register of Citizens.

• NRC is a register containing names of all genuine Indian citizens in the state of Assam, India.

• It was first prepared in 1951 and is now being updated to identify illegal immigrants.

• The NRC process involves verifying the citizenship status of individuals based on documents like birth certificates, land records, etc.

The quantity of cement in M25 grade concrete is 350 kg/m³.

• M25 grade concrete has a mix proportion of 1:1:2 (cement:sand:aggregate).

• The total volume of concrete is taken as 1 m³.

• Therefore, the quantity of cement required for 1 m³ of M25 grade concrete is 350 kg.

• This is calculated by multiplying the volume of concrete by the proportion of cement in the mix.

The weight of steel varies with its diameter.

• The weight of steel can be calculated using the formula: weight = volume x density

• The density of steel is approximately 7850 kg/m³

• The volume of steel can be calculated using the formula: volume = pi x (diameter/2)² x length

• For example, a 10mm diameter steel rod with a length of 1 meter would weigh approximately 0.393 kg

Waterproofing is the process of making a structure or object resistant to water penetration.

• Identify the areas that need waterproofing such as roofs, walls, and foundations.

• Clean and prepare the surface to be waterproofed.

• Apply a waterproofing membrane or coating such as bituminous, acrylic, or polyurethane.

• Ensure proper drainage and slope to prevent water accumulation.

• Test the waterproofing system for leaks and make n...read more

Conversion of brass to Cum

• Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, while Cum is not a known substance

• It is not possible to convert brass to Cum

• Perhaps the question is referring to a different substance or material