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As per IS 383, code of specifications, the desirable limit for crushing value of coarse aggregates used for concrete other than wearing surface is ____.

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10%

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45%

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There is no recognized limits have been laid down for crushing value

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25%

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Solution

The correct option is B 45%
As per IS 383, code of specifications, the desirable limit for crushing value of coarse aggregates used for concrete other than wearing surface is 45%.

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