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Updated 11 Feb 2025

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Q1. What is design mix Difference between TMT bars and HYSD bars Bar bending schedule Tests on concrete

Ans.

Design mix is the proportion of various ingredients like cement, sand, aggregates, and water used to make concrete.

  • Design mix is used to achieve the desired strength and durability of concrete.

  • It is determined by conducting various tests on the materials used in concrete.

  • The proportion of ingredients in design mix varies depending on the type of structure and its requirements.

  • TMT bars have higher strength and ductility compared to HYSD bars.

  • Bar bending schedule is a document ...read more

Q2. What are the BOM specifications for VDF flooring?

Ans.

BOM specifications for VDF flooring include type of material, thickness, reinforcement, and finishing details.

  • Type of material: Vitrified tiles

  • Thickness: Typically 8-10 mm

  • Reinforcement: Steel mesh or fiber mesh may be used for added strength

  • Finishing details: Smooth surface finish with epoxy grout

Q3. What is the lapping zone in a column?

Ans.

The lapping zone in a column is where two reinforcement bars overlap to ensure continuity of strength.

  • The lapping zone is typically located at the mid-height of the column.

  • It is important for transferring loads effectively between the bars.

  • Proper lapping length and overlap requirements must be followed as per design specifications.

  • Example: Lapping zone in a column where two vertical reinforcement bars overlap to provide continuous strength.

Q4. How many types of shuttering

Ans.

There are two types of shuttering - timber shuttering and steel shuttering.

  • Timber shuttering is made of wooden planks and is commonly used for small construction projects.

  • Steel shuttering is made of steel plates and is used for large construction projects.

  • Timber shuttering is cheaper than steel shuttering.

  • Steel shuttering is more durable and can be reused multiple times.

  • The choice of shuttering depends on the size and complexity of the project, as well as the budget.

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Q5. Current CTC and expected CTC

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I am currently earning X and expecting Y for my next role.

  • My current CTC is X and I am expecting Y for my next role.

  • I am open to negotiation based on the job responsibilities and company policies.

  • I am looking for a fair and competitive salary package.

  • I am also interested in other benefits such as health insurance, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.

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