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BASIC civil engineering book by s.s. bhavikatti

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AutoCad Basic Commands

Learning basic commands with AutoCA ✅DRAWING LINES IN AUTOCAD try using the line command again, but instead of picking points in the drawing area with the mouse as you did before, this time enter X and Y coordinates for each point using the keyboard. to see how follow these steps: Ribbon :Draw > Line Menu browser :Draw > Line Roolbar :Draw > Line Toool palettes :Draw > Line command :LINE or L COPY command This command is used to copying sketched objects Ribbon :Draw > Copy Menu browser :Draw > Copy Roolbar :Draw >Copy Toool palettes :Draw >Copy command : COPY MOVE command This command is used to Moving sketched objects Ribbon :Draw > Move Menu browser :Draw > Move Roolbar :Draw > Move Toool palettes :Draw > Move command : Move

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CIVIL ENGINEERING MCQ's

Civil Engineering MCQ’s 1. The process of taking out stones from natural rock is known as (a) Weathering (b) Quarrying (c) Dressing (d) Cladding 2. What is the full form of PVCN with respect to Paint? (a) Pigment Volume Concentration Number (b) Paint Volume Concentration Number (c) Paint Volume Carbon Number (d) Pigment Volume Carbon Number 3. The diameter of the sieve used for finding liquid limit is _____. ( a) 425 microns (b) 375 microns (c) 125 microns (d) 250 microns Ans. (a) 4. Basic value of span to effective depth ratio for span up to 10 m for cantilever is _____. (a) 20 (b) 7 (c) 12 (d) 5 5. The minimum furrow grade to assure surface drainage is _____. (a) 0.09% (b) 0.02% (c) 0.07% (d) 0.05% 6. The dimensions for the special shape of clay bricks are given in (a) IS : 3461 – 1966 (b) IS : 1464 – 1969 (c) IS : 6165 – 1971 (d) IS : 3951 – 1975 7. The longitudinal of friction on highway for calculation of stopping distance in geometrical design is _____. (a) 0.35 to 0.4 (b) 0.25 t...

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