Objective Questions on Cement Technology

Bihar SBTE Diploma Civil 5th SEM Dec  2019 Paper on Cement Technology

Sr. No. Questions with options
1 Portland cement sets in combination of water

(a)  Chemically

(b) Thermally

(c)  Hydraulically

(d) None of these

2 Percentage of CaO in portland cement is in the range of

(a)  60 – 66%

(b) 1 – 3%

(c)  3 – 8%

(d) 19 – 25%

3 Portland cement was patented and name in 1824 in England by

(a)  Newton

(b) J.C. Bose

(c)  Einstein

(d) Joseph Aspdin

4 Cement clinker is made at a temperature of

(a)  1650 degree Celsius

(b) 1400 degree Celsius

(c)  1000 degree Celsius

(d) 800 degree Celsius

5 Flash set of cement can be prevented by using

(a)  Alumina

(b) Magnestie

(c)  Gypsum

(d) Dolomite

6 Plaster of Paris is made by using

(a)  Dolomite

(b) Felspar

(c)  Silica

(d) Gypsum

 
7 The process used to make raw material usable in cement industry is

(a)  Slaking

(b) Calcinations

(c)  Drying

(d) Beneficiation

8 In blast furnace cement the percentage of slag is

(a)  80%

(b) 90%

(c)  75%

(d) 65%

9 Cement clinker is made in

(a)  Blast furnace

(b) Rotary kiln

(c)  Down draft kiln

(d) Tunnel kiln

10 Unsoundness is created by

(a)  Free MgO

(b) Free SiO2

(c)  Free Al2O3

(d) None of these

11 Clinker should contain calcium silicate phase

(a)  70 – 80%

(b) 40 – 50%

(c)  30 – 40%

(d) 25- 35%

12 Supplementary raw material are

(a)  Sand

(b) Bauxite

(c)  Fe2O3

(d) All the above

 
13 Water content of feed stock in wet process is

(a)  25 – 40%

(b) 17 – 22%

(c)  10 – 15%

(d) 1- 8%

14 Cyclone heat exchanger used in

(a)  Wet process

(b) Semi-wet  process

(c)  Semi –dry process

(d) Dry process

15 Hydrated lime is

(a)  Ca(OH)2

(b) CaO

(c)  CaCO3

(d) None of these

16 Sulphate resisting cement contain C3A phase

(a)  1 – 5%

(b) 25 – 30%

(c)  30 – 35%

(d) 50 – 60%

17 In high alumina cement, alumina content is

(a)  40 – 45%

(b) 10  – 15%

(c)  80 – 90%

(d) 75 – 80%

18 Burning zone of rotary kiln lining done by

(a)  Silica bricks

(b) Fire clay bricks

(c)  Mag-Alumina bricks

(d) None of these

   
  Published On – 6th June 2022
   
   

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