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This document discusses frequently asked questions about civil engineering materials, construction practices, and contracts. It addresses topics like the properties and manufacturing processes of bricks, cement, and concrete. It also describes engineering properties of common civil materials, construction safety programs, quality control, scheduling techniques, depreciation methods, contract types, the tendering process, and more. The document provides an overview of key concepts and processes in civil engineering materials and construction management.
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