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PE Civil Transportation Exam with 100% Correct Answers, Exams of Advanced Education

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PE Civil Transportation Exam with
100% Correct Answers
Type I Concrete - ANSWER-NORMAL
general-purpose portland cement suitable for most uses when the special properties of
other types are not required
• should NOT be used where concrete will be in contact with high-sulfate soils or will be
subject to high temperatures during hydration
• cures in 28 days (fast)
Why does consolidation settlement occur? - ANSWER-Expulsion of pore water from
saturated soil due to an imposed load
Which is worse for settlement, sand or clay? - ANSWER-Clay
critical path - ANSWER-the sequence of activities that determine the earliest date by
which the project can be completed, and the longest path of activities
Design-Bid-Build (DBB) - ANSWER-Project Delivery method where the owner contracts
with an architect/engineer to design the project and prepare contract documents. When
complete the documents are issued to interested contractors to prepare bids to
construct the work. (Tratitional Model for public sector)
Design-Build (DB) - ANSWER-Owner develops a concept plan, then asks for bids from
architects/engineers/builders to design and contruct.
Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) - ANSWER-All participants collaborate closely from the
projects earliest conceptualization to move in. Owner has multiple agreements with
independent design and construction firms (improves efficiency)
Public-private partnership (PPP) - ANSWER-Involvement of the private sector, in the
form of management expertise and/or financial investment, in public sector projects
aimed at benefiting the public. Includes financing from both.
What will resist torsion more. Solid Circle, Hollow Circle, I beam, Soild Rectangular
beam - ANSWER-best cross section would be a soild circle. any open section will
perform poorly.
For a W36 x 135 Beam: What is the width, weight (lb/ft) - ANSWER-Width = 36 inches
Weight = 135 lb/ft
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Type I Concrete - ANSWER-NORMAL general-purpose portland cement suitable for most uses when the special properties of other types are not required

  • should NOT be used where concrete will be in contact with high-sulfate soils or will be subject to high temperatures during hydration
  • cures in 28 days (fast) Why does consolidation settlement occur? - ANSWER-Expulsion of pore water from saturated soil due to an imposed load Which is worse for settlement, sand or clay? - ANSWER-Clay critical path - ANSWER-the sequence of activities that determine the earliest date by which the project can be completed, and the longest path of activities Design-Bid-Build (DBB) - ANSWER-Project Delivery method where the owner contracts with an architect/engineer to design the project and prepare contract documents. When complete the documents are issued to interested contractors to prepare bids to construct the work. (Tratitional Model for public sector) Design-Build (DB) - ANSWER-Owner develops a concept plan, then asks for bids from architects/engineers/builders to design and contruct. Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) - ANSWER-All participants collaborate closely from the projects earliest conceptualization to move in. Owner has multiple agreements with independent design and construction firms (improves efficiency) Public-private partnership (PPP) - ANSWER-Involvement of the private sector, in the form of management expertise and/or financial investment, in public sector projects aimed at benefiting the public. Includes financing from both. What will resist torsion more. Solid Circle, Hollow Circle, I beam, Soild Rectangular beam - ANSWER-best cross section would be a soild circle. any open section will perform poorly. For a W36 x 135 Beam: What is the width, weight (lb/ft) - ANSWER-Width = 36 inches Weight = 135 lb/ft

Is concerete better in tension or compression - ANSWER-Great in compression, Poor in tension Lag Time (Hydrograph) - ANSWER-Time difference between peak rainfall and peak discharge rate Max change of radius in a compound curve - ANSWER-100% or 2: Value of Cohesion for "Ideal Sand" - ANSWER- Is tension positive or negative - ANSWER-Positive. And compression is negative Weight of one sack of cement - ANSWER-94 lbs Type II Concrete - ANSWER-MODERATE STRENGTH portland cement used where precaution against moderate sulfate attack is important, as in drainage structures where sulfate concentrations in groundwater are higher than normal

  • generates less heat of hydration and cures at a slower rate than Type I
  • reduces the temperature rise, which is important in warm weather areas for structures of considerable mass Type III Concrete - ANSWER-HIGH EARLY STRENGTH portland cement used when high strengths are desired at a very early time, usually a weak or less Type IV Concrete - ANSWER-LOW HEAT a special portland cement for use where the amount and rate of heat generated during hydration must be kept to a minimum
  • development of strength occurs at a slow rate
  • intended for use in large masses of concrete Type V - ANSWER-Highly sulfate resistant Produced in limited quantities Fatigue in steel is a result of - ANSWER-Reduction in strength due to high cyclical loads List the components of concrete - ANSWER-Cement, Water, Air, Fine aggregate, Course Aggregate MUTCD average pedestrian walking speed - ANSWER-3.5 ft/s Edge Cracking - ANSWER-Long cracking on the shoulder caused by lack of shoulder support Alligator cracking - ANSWER-caused by: