Civil Engineering MCQJE Level Civil Engineering

'Shotcrete' (sprayed concrete) is used primarily for:

Building MaterialsBuilding MaterialsMEDIUM

Choose the correct answer

A

Only for pre-cast factory elements

B

Slope stabilisation, tunnel linings, repair — sprayed at high velocity without formwork; impact provides compaction

C

Plain roads in rural areas

D

Under-water bridge piers only

Correct Answer

B. Slope stabilisation, tunnel linings, repair — sprayed at high velocity without formwork; impact provides compaction

AI Detailed Explanation & IS Code Reference

Unlock the reasoning, formula path and code-linked notes inside your student dashboard.

Shotcrete: concrete pneumatically applied (sprayed) at high velocity onto surface. Dry-mix: dry materials pneumatically conveyed, water added at nozzle. Wet-mix: pre-mixed concrete pumped and sprayed. Applications: slope stabilisation and rock support, tunnel linings, swimming pools, repair of deteriorated structures, slopes in cuttings. Compaction achieved by impact (no formwork needed).

ScoreCardAI links this solution with subject, topic and difficulty signals so your scorecard can identify weak areas after a full mock test.

Concept shortcut
IS/IRC reference
Common trap

Practice more Civil Engineering questions

This MCQ belongs to JE Level Premium Test Series. Full tests include timed attempts, rank comparison and subject-wise analysis.

Create Free Account