Sub-Engineer Mock Test of 25 Past Question #7

1. Commonly used material for water mains is:

2. Septic tank is designed on the basis of sludge storage of:

3. The expansion joints are provided if the length of the concrete exceeds:

4. Most important step toward damp proofing of a wall is to find out:

5. The strength of a structure in working stress method of analysis is assessed with respect to:

6. Three point problem in plotting of survey is solved by:

7. The fitting used to supply water in service pipe from main pipe is known as:

8. The maximum allowable super elevation in plain rolling terrain is:

9. Curing of concrete is keeping its exposed surface:

10. Codes used in Nepal for building construction/design is:

11. The excavation expending 1.5 m in width and 10 sq.m. in plan area with a depth not exceeding 30 cm, is termed as:

12. In water bound macadam roads, binding material used is :

13. Minimum radius of horizontal curve in hill roads is:

14. Accurate method of discharges measurement from a source of stream is:

15. A passage for the flow of surplus or waste water in a weir or irrigation system is known as:

16. The maximum pressure which a soil can carry without shear failure, is called

17. The compression resulting from a long term static load and consequent escape of pore water, is known as

18. The property of a material by which it can be drawn to a smaller section, due to tension, is called

19. When loads are applied proportionately to a frame structure containing its members in one plane, the structure is called

20. Bending moment at any section in a conjugate beam gives in the actual beam

21. In direct method of contouring, the process of locating or identifying points lying on a contour is called

22. In a rapid sand filter, air binding is caused due to excessive

23. The process of filling hollow spaces of walls before plastering, is known

24. The type of roof which slopes in two directions with a break in the slope on each side is known as

25. Efflorescence in cement is caused due to an excess of