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16.2.3. Water
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What type of water should be used in cement concrete construction?
Hint
Think about what 'potable' means.
- 2.
Name one standard that regulates water quality in concrete.
Hint
Recall the standards mentioned in class.
- 3.
What is the required quality of water for cement concrete construction?
- Non-potable
- Potable
- Contaminated
Hint
Think about the definition of potable.
- 4.
IS: 456 sets standards for which aspect in concrete construction?
- True
- False
Hint
Remember what we discussed about standards.
- 5.
You have a water source that has a high concentration of salts. Explain how this will affect your concrete mix and propose a solution.
Hint
Consider the specific impacts of each contaminant discussed.
- 6.
How would you design a water quality testing protocol for a construction site to ensure it meets IS: 456 requirements?
Hint
Think about the various testing methods we've discussed.
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