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    This document contains instructions for an exam on building construction. It lists 5 questions: 1. Compare construction methods between ground floors and suspended ground floors, including a sketch. 2. Explain pile foundations as deep foundations and discuss how they improve soil bearing capacity. 3. Define arch types based on configuration and sketch concrete lintels and partition walls. 4. Differentiate between lintels and arches, sketching stone and brick masonry load bearing walls. 5. Write short notes on building layout, timbering trenches in hard soil, shallow trench excavation, moisture movement in buildings, and damp proofing materials.

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    This document contains instructions for an exam on building construction. It lists 5 questions: 1. Compare construction methods between ground floors and suspended ground floors, including a sketch. 2. Explain pile foundations as deep foundations and discuss how they improve soil bearing capacity. 3. Define arch types based on configuration and sketch concrete lintels and partition walls. 4. Differentiate between lintels and arches, sketching stone and brick masonry load bearing walls. 5. Write short notes on building layout, timbering trenches in hard soil, shallow trench excavation, moisture movement in buildings, and damp proofing materials.

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    2069 Bhadra

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    This document contains instructions for an exam on building construction. It lists 5 questions: 1. Compare construction methods between ground floors and suspended ground floors, including a sketch. 2. Explain pile foundations as deep foundations and discuss how they improve soil bearing capacity. 3. Define arch types based on configuration and sketch concrete lintels and partition walls. 4. Differentiate between lintels and arches, sketching stone and brick masonry load bearing walls. 5. Write short notes on building layout, timbering trenches in hard soil, shallow trench excavation, moisture movement in buildings, and damp proofing materials.

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