Revision BQS552 2nd part

A Deep Foundation definition is "A foundation that is placed at a greater depth or transfers the loads to deep strata "

• TRUE

• FALSE

Match the following

• sections of sheet materials with interlocking edges that are driven in the ground

• REPLACEMENT PILES

• A hole is formed in the ground by removal of material from the ground, concrete is formed in it

• END BEARING PILES

• end of the pile needs to be penetrated into the firm strata by at least three times the diameter

• SHEET PILES

• Piles is driven, pushed, vibrated, or screwed into the ground, but no material is removed

• DISPLACEMENT PILES

Propose the most suitable type of pile to construct a coastal protection works

• SHEET PILES – Steel Sheet Piles

• SHEET PILES - Precast Concrete Sheet Pile

• Raking piles

• Bored Pile

A wall made from properly this type of piles leaks very little.

They are commonly used in coastal defence works which are likely to be subjected to tidal action.

• SHEET PILES – Steel Sheet Piles

• SHEET PILES - Precast Concrete Sheet Pile

• BORED PILES

• END BEARING PILES

​ (a)   is a type of ​ (b)   where the piles is either driven, jacked, vibrated or screwed into the ground ​ (c)   removal of the ground material.

• Driven Piles
• Displacement Piles
• without
• Bored Piles
• Sheet Piles
• after the
• Replacement Piles
• End Bearing Piles
• Friction Piles

​ ​ (a)   is a type of ​ (b)   ​ where the piles is either driven, jacked, vibrated or screwed into the ground ​ ​ (c)   removal of the ground material.

• Bored Piles
• Replacement Piles
• after the
• Driven Piles
• Displacement Piles
• Without

 Open Cut Method is not suitable for URBAN Areas because of the site constraints and the need to restrict ground movements adjacent to the excavation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The picture shows

• Monsoon Drain

• Berm Drain

• Cascade Drain

• Open Drain

Match the following

• CASCADE DRAIN

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• BERM DRAIN

• 
• MONSOON DRAIN

• 
• BOX DRAIN

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Factors to considered when designing a residential drainage system.

• No. of discharge points

• External positions of rainwater pipes

• Internal layout of sanitary fittings

• All of the above