In a typical site- cast reinforced- concrete structure, the cost of formwork and shores is
A) approximately 50% of the combined cost of concrete and steel.
B) approximately 75% of the combined cost of concrete and steel.
C) approximately equal to the combined cost of concrete and steel.
D) approximately 25% of the combined cost of concrete and steel.
E) none of the above.
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Q2: According to building codes, plain concrete (concrete
Q3: Scaffold- type shores are generally made from
A)steel
Q4: The structural design of formwork design is
Q5: The term flying form refers to
A)a large
Q6: Stirrups are used in a concrete beam
A)to
Q7: A doubly reinforced beam is one in
Q8: In site- cast concrete construction, shores are
Q9: High- density overlay (HDO)on form plywood
A)improves the
Q10: Which of the following statements is true?
A)Posttensioning
Q11: Stirrups are generally made of
A)No. 6 or
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