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Civil Engineering Structure Discussion Area ---- [Daily Question] Question from the 20151107 issue

2015-11-07View Original

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True or False: The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. ( ) Answer: Wrong
Reply #22015-11-07
Error. ----------------The more cement used, the greater the shrinkage of the concrete ; The higher the water-cement ratio, the greater the shrinkage of concrete.
Reply #32015-11-07
Wrong: The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio becomes, and the greater the shrinkage of the concrete
Reply #42015-11-07
The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. ( Wrong )
Reply #52015-11-07
The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. ( × )
Reply #62015-11-07
The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. ( x )
Reply #72015-11-07
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-11-7 at 18:25. The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. (Incorrect) It should be: The more cement used, the greater the shrinkage ; The higher the water-cement ratio, the greater the shrinkage.
Reply #82015-11-07
The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. (Mistake)
Reply #92015-11-07
The more cement is used, the higher the water-cement ratio, and the less shrinkage the concrete will experience. ( Wrong )

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