Scaffolding, Shoring and Underpinning
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1. In _____ method, piles are driven along both sides of existing wall and needle in form of pile caps are provided through existing one. |
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2. ___________ type of Shoring is suitable for a maximum distance of about 9 m between adjacent parallel walls. |
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3. In ________ shore arrangement, inclined supports are given to external walls from ground. |
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4. _________ method is useful when soil consists of sand or granular material. |
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5. In _______ shores, needles are placed at a distance of about 1.5 m to 2 m and y are suitably braced. |
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6. __________ is a very light type of scaffolding and can be used only for maintenance work such as painting, pointing, whitewashing, etc. |
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7. __________ type of scaffolding is used when proper hard ground is not available for standards to rest. |
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8. The placing of new Foundation below and existing foundation of process of strengning existing Foundation is known as _______ of foundation. |
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9. _________ is a Board placed parallel to Ledgers and supported between Putlogs. |
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10. In _______ method, underpinning is carried out by vibrating sand. |
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