CONSTRUCTION FNC Flashcards

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  1. Find the swell of a soil that weighs 1661 kg/m in its natural state and 1186 kg/m after excavation.
    A. 40% B. 20%
    C. 25% D. 80%
A

40%

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  1. Find the shrinkage of a soil that weighs 1661 kg/m3 in its
    natural state and 2077 kg/m3 after compaction.
    A. 10% B. 20%
    C. 25% D. 40%
A

20%

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  1. A soil weighs 1163 kg/LCM, 1661 kg/BCM, and 2077
    kg/CCM. Find the load factor for the soil.
    A. 0.40 B. 0.70
    C. 0.80 D. 0.35
A

20%0.70

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  1. A soil weighs 1163 kg/LCM, 1661 kg/BCM, and 2077
    kg/CCM. Find the shrinkage factor for the soil.
    A. 0.40 B. 0.70
    C. 0.80 D. 0.35
A

0.80

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  1. A soil weighs 1163 kg/LCM, 1661 kg/BCM, and 2077
    kg/CCM. How many bank cubic meters (BCM) and
    compacted cubic meters (CCM) are contained in 593,300
    LCM of this soil?
    A. 514 130 BCM & 322 384 CCM
    B. 451 130 BCM & 332 824 CCM
    C. 415 310 BCM & 332 248 CCM
    D. 415 130 BCM & 323 284 CCM
A

415 310 BCM & 332 248 CCM

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  1. Find the base width and height of a triangular spoil bank
    containing 76.5 BCM if the pile length is 9.14 m, the soil’s
    angle of repose is 37°, and its swell is 25%.
    A. 7.45 m & 2.80 m B. 7.54m & 2.08 m
    C. 5.47 m & 2.08 m D 7 5 4 m &2.80 m
A

7.45 m & 2.80 m

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  1. Find the height of a conical spoil pile that will contain 76.5
    BCM of excavation if the soil’s angle of repose is 32° and its
    swell is 12%.
    A. 1.37 m
    C. 3.17 m
    B. 3.71 m
    D. 1.73 m
A

3.17

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  1. Estimate the actual bucket load in bank cubic yards for a
    loader bucket whose heaped capacity is 3.82 m3. The soil’s
    bucket fill factor is 0.90 and its load factor is 0.80.
    A. 7.52 BCM B. 2.57 BCM
    C. 7.25 BCM
    D. 2.75 BCM
A

2.75

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  1. Find the expected production in LCM per hour of a small hydraulic excavator. Heaped bucket capacity is 0.57 m3. The material is sand and gravel with a bucket fill factor of 0.95
    Job efficiency is 50 min/h. Average depth of cut is 4.3 m.
    Maximum depth of cut is 6.1 m and average swing is 90.
    Hint: Cycle Output = 250 cycles/60 min
    Swing Depth-Factor = 1.00 A. 113 B. 131 C. 111 D. 133
A

113

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  1. Find the expected production in LCM per hour of a 2.3
    m3 hydraulic shovel equipped with a front-dump bucket. The
    material is common earth with a bucket fill factor of 1.0. The
    average angle of swing is 75° and job efficiency is 0.80.
    Hint: Standard Cycles = 150 cycles/60 min
    Swing Depth-Factor = 1.05
    A. 270
    C. 255
    B. 305
    D. 290
A

290

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  1. Determine the expected dragline production in LCM per
    hour based on the following information:
    Hint: Job efficiency = 50 min/h
    Material = common earth
    Average depth of cut = 2.4 m
    Swing angle = 120°
    Dragline size = 1.53 m3
    Soil swell op = 25%
    A. 156
    C. 231
    B. 165
    D. 321
A

165

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  1. Estimate the production in loose cubic yards per hour for
    a medium-weight clamshell excavating loose earth. Heaped
    bucket capacity is 0.75 m3. The soil is common earth with a
    bucket fill factor of 0.95. Estimated cycle time is 40 s. Job
    efficiency is estimated at 50 min/h
    A. 35 B. 45
    C. 53 D. 63
A

53

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  1. A wheel tractor-scraper weighing 91 t is being operated
    on a haul road with a tire penetration of 5 cm. What is the
    total resistance (kg) and effective grade the scraper is
    ascending a slope of 5%?
    A. 9100 kg & 10%
    B. 9100 kg & 5%
    C. 0 kg & 10%
    D. 0 kg & 5%
A

9100 kg 10%

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  1. A wheel tractor-scraper weighing 91 t is being operated
    on a haul road with a tire penetration of 5 cm. What is the
    total resistance (kg) and effective grade the scraper is
    descending a slope of 5%?
    A. 9100 kg & 10%
    B. 9100 kg & 5%
    C. 0 kg & 10% D. 0 kg & 0%
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  1. A crawler tractor weighing 36 t is towing a rubber-tired
    scraper weighing 45.5 t up a grade of 4%. What is the total
    resistance (kg) of the combination if the rolling resistance
    factor is 50 kg/t?
    A. 5535
    C. 5335
    B. 5553
    D. 3355
A

5535

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  1. A four-wheel-drive tractor weighs 20,000 kg and
    produces a maximum rimpull of 18,160 kg at sea level. The
    tractor is being operated at an altitude of 3050 m on wet
    earth. A pull of 10,000 kg is required to move the tractor and
    its load. Determine the maximum available power and
    maximum usable pull
    A. 14346 kg & 9000 kg
    C. 14346 kg & 8000 kg
    B. 13446 kg & 9000 kg
    D. 13446 kg & 8000 kg
A

14346 kg & 9000 kg

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  1. A power-shift crawler tractor has a rated blade capacity
    of 7.65 LCM. The dozer is excavating loose common earth
    and pushing it a distance of 61 m. Maximum reverse speed
    in third range is 8 km/h. Estimate the production of the dozer
    ifjob efficiency is 50 min/h.
    Hint: Fixed time = 0.05 min
    Dozing speed = 4.0 km/h
    A. 271 LCM/h B. 290 LCM/h
    C. 267 LCM/h D. 217 LCM/h
A

14346 kg & 9000 kg271 LCM/h

18
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  1. Estimate the hourly production in loose volume (LCM) of
    a 2.68 m3 wheel loader excavating sand and gravel (average
    material) from a pit and moving it to a stockpile. The average
    haul distance is 61 m, the effective grade is 6%, the bucket
    fill factor is 1.00, and job efficiency is 50 min/h
    A. 209 LCM/h B. 168 LCM/h
    C. 124 LCM/h D. 188 LCM/h
19
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  1. The estimated cycle time for a wheel scraper is 6.5 min.
    Calculate the number of pushers required to serve a fleet of
    nine scrapers using single pushers. Determine the result for
    both backtrack and chain-loading methods.
    A. 4&3 B. 3 & 2
    C. 3 & 4 D. 2&3
20
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  1. Given the following information on a shoveltruck
    operation,
    Shovel Production at 100% efficiency = 283 BCM/hr
    Job efficiency = 0.75
    Truck Capacity = 15.3 BCM
    Truck Cycle Time, excluding loading = 0.50 hr
    Calculate the number of trucks theoretically required and the
    production of this combination.
    A. 9 B. 10 C. 1 D. 12
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  1. 24.1 km of gravel road require reshaping and leveling.
    You estimate that six passes of a motor grader wil be
    required. Based on operator skill, machine characteristics,
    and job conditions, you estimate two passes at 6.4 km/h, two
    passes at 8.0 km/h, and two passes at 9.7 km/h. If job
    efficiency is 0.80, how many grader hours will be required for
    this job?
    A. 23.1 hrs
    C. 21.3 hrs B. 13.2 hrs D.32.1 hrs
22
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  1. Trial blasting indicates that a rectangular pattern of
    drilling using 7.6-om holes spaced on 2.75-m centers and 6.1
    m deep will produce a satisfactory rock break with a particular
    explosive loading. The effective hole depth resulting from the
    blast is 5.5 m. Determine the rock volume produced per
    meter of drilling.
    A. 8.6 m’/m
    C. 3.6 m3/m
    B. 6.3 m//m
    D. 6.8 m3/m
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  1. From the driving data below, determine the safe load
    capacity of a 6-in. - square concrete pile 60 ft long. Assume
    that the unit weight of the pile is 150 lb/cu ft.
    Pile driver energy = 14 000 Ib-ft
    Ram weight = 4000 lb
    Weight of driving appurtenances = 1000 lb
    Average penetration last six blows = 1/5 in./ blow
    Hint: W,+ KWp
    R = (5+01) W-+w
    R = safe load (Ib)
    S = average penetration per blow, last six blows (in.)
    E = energy of hammer (ft-b)
    K = 0.20 coefficient of restitution
    W, = weight of hammer ram (Ib)
    W= weight of pile, including driving appurtenances (Ib)
    A. 56289
    B. 52869

C. 58268lb D. 59862 lb

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  1. Calculate the safe load capacity of a bulb pile based on
    the following driving data.
    Selected K value = 25
    Volume of base and plug = 25 cu ft
    of blows to drive last batch = 40
    Volume in last batch driven = 5 cu ft
    Height of drop = 20 f
    Hammer weight = 3 tons
    WXHXBX/2/3
    Hint: R =
    25
    A. 144 tons
    C. 155 tons
    B. 172 tons
    D. 164 tons
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  1. Calculate the number of bricks 95x57x203 mm laid in
    running bond required for a double wythe wall 2.44 m high by
    4.27 m wide having one opening 1.22x1.83 m and one
    opening 0.81x1.22 m. Mortar joints are 13 mm. Allow 3% for
    brick waste.
    A. 918
    C. 981
    B. 891
    D. 819
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  1. Find the maximum safe unsupported height in meters for
    a 20-cm heavyweight concrete block wall if the maximum
    expected wind velocity is 80 km/h.
    A. 2.1 m B. 3.2 m
    C. 1.9 m D. 2.3 m
27
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  1. Estimate the hourly repair cost for the first year of
    operation of a crawler tractor costing $136,000 and having a
    5-year life. Assume average operating conditions and 2000
    h of operation during the year.
    Hint: Lifetime repair cost factor = 0.90
    A. $8.04 B. $ 8.40
    C. $ 4.80 D. $ 4.08
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  1. Calculate the expected hourly owning and operating cost
    for the second year of operation of the twin-engine scraper
    described below.
    Cost delivered = $152,000
    Tire cost = $12,000
    Estimated life = 5 years
    Salvage value = $16,000
    Depreciation method = sum-of-the-vears’-digits
    Investment (interest) rate = 10%
    Tax, insurance, and storage rate = 8%
    Operating conditions = average
    Rated power = 465 hp
    Fuel price = $1.30/gal
    Operator’s wages = $32.00/h

A. $ 93.79/h
C. $ 73.99/h
B. $ 79.43/h
D. $ 97.34/h

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  1. Determine the hourly production of a 0.57 m? capacity
    backhoe, excavating a foundation 3 m deep in common
    earth.
    A. 67 m°/h
    C. 113 m ₴ /h
    B. 44 m3/h
    D. 54 m?/h
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  1. Trucks are loaded by a 1 m capacity tracked loader
    machine at the rate of 30 mgh bulked material. The truck
    transports the material to a tip 3 km away. Select the size and
    number of trucks required.
    Select truck size, say,
    loader bucket capacity x 5 = 5 m capacity truck. Minutes
    Load Time = 60/30 x 5
    Cycle time to tip and back (average speed, 20 km/h)
    Dumping, turning and accelerating……
    31
    Truck 1
    Truck 2
    Truck 3
    Truck 4
    18
    3
    10
    18
    3
    10
    18
    3
    10
    18 3
    1 min waiting
    for excavator
    A. Four 4m^3 capacity
    C. Three 5 m^3 capacity
    B. Five 2 m^3 capacity
    D. Two 3 m^3 capacity
A

Three 5 m^3 capacity

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A

Three 5 m^3 capacity