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Civil Engineering Objective Type questions Written by S.S. Bhavikatti

Civil Engineering Objective Type questions is covered a vast syllabus of civil engineering competitive exam like UPSC, GATE, PSC, CPWD, JOINT CSIR-UGC, INDIAN FOREST SERVICES, PWD ETC .
on every aspect of civil engineering. With this objective, competitive examinations are conducted to
select candidates for admission to postgraduate courses, UPSE, BHEL, ONGC, NTPC and many
more organizations. this book has been prepared to enable the candidates to glance through all the subjects and prepare themselves for the competitive examinations.First presented briefly and then an exhaustive set of objective type questions with keys at the end are presented.
The author hopes all UG students, students preparing for competitive examinations and practising
engineers will find this book useful.

Table of content in Civil Engineering Objective Type questions Book

  1. Materials of Construction
    1.1 Stones
    1.2 Characteristics of Good Building Stones
    1.3 Timber
    1.4 Bricks
    1.5 Clay Products
    1.6 Ferrous Metals
    1.7 Non-Ferrous Metals
    1.8 Alloys
    1.9 Cement
    1.10 Mortar
    1.11 Cement Concrete
    1.12 Concreting
    1.13 Lime
    1.14 Pozzolanas
    1.15 Paints, Varnishes and Distempers
    1.16 Miscellaneous Materials
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  2. Building Construction
    2.1 Introduction
    2.2 Foundations
    2.3 Roofs
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  3. Surveying
    3.1 Surveying
    3.2 Errors in Surveying
    3.3 Levelling
    3.4 Permanent Adjustments of Dumpy level and Theodolite
    3.5 Circular Curves
    3.6 Precise Levelling
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  4. Engineering Mechanics
    4.1 Resultant and Equilibrium of System of Coplanar Concurrent Forces
    4.2 Beams
    4.3 Friction
    4.4 Centre of Gravity and Mass Moment of Inertia
    4.5 Work Energy Method
    4.6 Rotation of Rigid Bodies
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  5. Strength of Materials
    5.1 Introduction
    5.2 Simple Stresses and Strains
    5.3 Compound Stresses and Strains
    5.4 Theories of Failure
    5.5 Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams
    5.6 Stresses in Beams
    5.7 Torsion
    5.8 Thin and Thick Cylinders and Spheres
    5.9 Columns and Struts
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  6. Structural Analysis
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Influence Lines
    6.3 Cables and Suspension Bridges
    6.4 Slope Deflection Method
    6.5 Moment Distribution Method
    6.6 Column Analogy Method
    6.7 Influence Line Diagrams for Statically Indeterminate Beams
    6.8 Analysis of Multistorey Buildings by Approximate Methods
    6.9 Two Hinged Arches
    6.10 Matrix Method of Structure Analysis
    6.11 Plastic Analysis
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  7. R.C.C. Design (As Per IS : 456-2000)
    7.1 Methods of R.C.C. Design
    7.2 Strength of Doubly Reinforced Sections
    7.3 Limit State of Serviceability
    7.4 Requirements of Reinforcements
    7.5 Design of Circular and Odd Shaped Slabs
    7.6 Yield Line Analysis of Slabs
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  8. Steel Structures (As Per IS 800-2007)
    8.1 Advantages and Disadvantages
    8.2 Principle of Limit State Design
    8.3 Bolted Connections
    8.4 Welded Connections
    8.5 Design of Tension Member
    8.6 Design of Compression Members
    8.7 Column Splice
    8.8 Design of Beams
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  9. Fluid Mechanics
    9.1 Introduction
    9.2 Kinematics of Fluid Motion
    9.3 Dynamics of Fluids
    9.4 Laws of Mechanics
    9.5 Turbulent Flow in Pipes
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  10. Hydraulic Machines
    10.1 Turbine
    10.2 Types of Hydraulic Turbines
    10.3 Pumps
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  11. Irrigation Engineering
    11.1 Quality of Irrigation Water
    11.2 Canal Irrigation System
    11.3 Sedimentation Transport and Design of Channels
    11.4 Cross Section of Canal
    11.5 Waterlogging and Salinity of Soil
    11.6 Diversion Head Works
    11.7 Hydraulic Jump
    11.8 Theories of Seepage
    11.9 Canal Falls
    11.10 Miscellaneous Canal Structures
    11.11 Tank Irrigation
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  12. Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering
    12.1 Introduction
    12.2 Properties of Soils
    12.3 Permeability of Soil
    12.4 Seepage
    12.5 Compressibility and Consolidation
    12.6 Shear Strength
    12.7 Earth Pressure and Retaining Structure
    12.8 Foundations
    12.9 Soil Stabilization
    12.10 Types of Foundations
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  13. Environmental Engineering
    13.1 Sources of Water
    13.2 Sanitary Engineering
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  14. Highway Engineering
    14.1 Role of Transportation
    14.2 Highway Construction
    14.3 Traffic Engineering
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  15. Railway Engineering
    15.1 Introduction
    15.2 Sleepers
    15.3 Ballast
    15.4 Geometric Design
    15.5 Curves
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  16. Tunnelling
    16.1 Tunnel Drainage
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  17. Docks and Harbour Engineering
    17.1 Types of Harbours
    17.2 Features of a Harbour
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  18. Bridge Engineering
    18.1 History of Bridges
    18.2 Selection of Bridge Site
    Multiple-Choice Questions
  19. Airport Engineering
    19.1 Introduction
    19.2 Terminal Area
    Multiple-Choice Questions
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