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Q1. Estimate & costing
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Q1. What is size of concrete cube
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The size of a concrete cube is typically 150mm x 150mm x 150mm.
• Standard size for concrete cube is 150mm x 150mm x 150mm

• Used for testing the compressive strength of concrete

• Cubes are cast and cured for a specified period before testing
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Q2. What is accuracy of dumpy level or minimum reading we can take
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The accuracy of a dumpy level is typically around 1/100th of a foot or 2mm.
• The minimum reading that can be taken with a dumpy level is usually around 1/100th of a foot or 2mm.

• This level of accuracy is sufficient for most construction and surveying tasks.

• Higher quality dumpy levels may have even greater accuracy, down to 1/1000th of a foot or less.
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Q3. What is expiry date of cement
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The expiry date of cement is typically around 3 months to 1 year from the date of manufacture.
• Cement typically has a shelf life of 3 months to 1 year from the date of manufacture.

• The expiry date can vary depending on the type of cement and storage conditions.

• It is important to check the packaging for the specific expiry date of the cement.

• Using expired cement can lead to weaker concrete and construction issues.
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Q1. What do you do if concrete becomes to hard before placing? Do you add extra water
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No, adding extra water to hardened concrete will weaken the structure and compromise its integrity.
• Do not add extra water to hardened concrete as it will weaken the structure

• Consult with a supervisor or engineer for guidance on how to proceed

• Consider using additives or accelerators to help with placement if necessary
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Q2. What is the expiry date of cement
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The expiry date of cement is typically around 3 months to 6 months from the date of manufacture.
• Cement typically has an expiry date of 3 to 6 months from the date of manufacture.

• The expiry date is important as older cement may not set properly or provide the desired strength.

• Factors such as storage conditions and moisture levels can affect the expiry date of cement.
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Q1. What is the procedure for water proofing?
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Waterproofing procedure involves surface preparation, application of waterproofing material and quality control measures.
• Surface preparation involves cleaning and repairing the surface to be waterproofed.

• Waterproofing material can be applied using various methods such as spraying, brushing or rolling.

• Quality control measures include checking for leaks and ensuring proper curing of the waterproofing material.

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Q2. What are types of vitrified tile?
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Vitrified tiles are of two types - soluble salt and double charge.
• Soluble salt vitrified tiles have a pattern that is printed on the surface of the tile and then coated with a layer of liquid glass.

• Double charge vitrified tiles have two layers of pigment that are baked together to create a pattern that goes all the way through the tile.

• Other types of vitrified tiles include glazed vitrified tiles, full-body vitrified t...read more
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Q3. What challenges you faced as an site engineer?
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