Bricks - Properties

What are the two types of engineering bricks?

• Class C and D

• Class A and B

• Class E and F

• Class B and C

What type of bricks are used for partitions?

• Facing bricks

• Engineering bricks

• Common bricks

• Insulated blocks

Which type of brick is used for structural purposes?

• Facing bricks

• Engineering bricks

• Aerated blocks

• Insulated blocks

Which type of bricks has aesthetic properties?

• Common bricks

• Facing bricks

• Engineering bricks

Engineering bricks are primarily used for their:

• Aesthetic appearance

• Physical characteristics

• Color variety

• Lightweight nature

Engineering bricks are used in applications where what is crucial?

• Aesthetic appeal

• Strength and resistance

• Lightweight design

• Cost efficiency

For what type of construction are common bricks generally used?

• External brickwork

• Internal brickwork

• Below ground level

• Roofing

Why should common bricks not be used below ground level?

• They are too expensive

• They have lower compressive strength

• They are waterproof

• They are too heavy

Which type of bricks is known for low compressive strength?

• Facing

• Class A engineering

• Class B engineering

• Commons

Engineering bricks have higher compressive strength than facing bricks

• True

• False