Flood level gauge to be marked in a) All important bridges* b) All major bridges c) All minor & major bridges d) All bridges

Flood level gauge to be marked in
a) All important bridges*
b) All major bridges
c) All minor & major bridges
d) All bridges
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a) All important bridges*
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Last Answer : (i) Non gauge face side of A.T. weld

Which gauge is used to measure the height of rail at the time of aligning of rails for AT welding? (i) Height gauge.* (ii) Vertical gauge (iii) Horizontal gauge (iv) As decided by site supervisor

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Last Answer : (iv) As decided by site supervisor

Finished tolerance on 10 cm long st. edge at the centre on gauge side shall be? (i) ± 0.4 mm (ii) ± 0.1 mm (iii) ± 0.2 mm (iv) ± 0.3 mm*

Description : Finished tolerance on 10 cm long st. edge at the centre on gauge side shall be? (i) ± 0.4 mm (ii) ± 0.1 mm (iii) ± 0.2 mm (iv) ± 0.3 mm*

Last Answer : iv) ± 0.3 mm*

Finished tolerance on 1 Mt. st. edge at the centre on gauge side shall be? (i) ± 0.2 mm (ii) ± 0.3 mm (iii) ± 0.5 mm* (iv) ± 1.0 mm

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Description : Which gauge is used to measure finishing tolerances . (i) Tilted gauge (ii) Filter gauge (iii) Meter gauge (iv) Filler gauge.*

Last Answer : (iv) Filler gauge.*

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Last Answer : d) 5300 mm*

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