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    The document contains 17 multiple choice questions about optimizing glass use and reducing waste from a glass architecture and design course. The questions cover topics like recycling glass to reduce pollution, using cullet (broken glass) in manufacturing, minimizing waste, and using waste glass in construction materials like concrete and asphalt.

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    MCQ - Optimisation & Wastage

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    ASWIN KUMAR N S
    The document contains 17 multiple choice questions about optimizing glass use and reducing waste from a glass architecture and design course. The questions cover topics like recycling glass to reduce pollution, using cullet (broken glass) in manufacturing, minimizing waste, and using waste glass in construction materials like concrete and asphalt.

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    MOHAMED SATHAK ENGINEERING COLLEGE, KILAKARAI

    AR8008 GLASS ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN VIII SEM

    MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS: (About Optimisation & Wastage)

    1. ______ is one of the many ways we can help reduce pollution and waste.
    a) Recycling of Lumber
    b) Recycling of brick
    c) Recycling of wood
    d) Recycling of glass

    2. We can save on energy needed to ______


    a) Harden the glass
    b) Melt the glass
    c) Set the glass
    d) Gather

    3. Glass produced from recycled glass reduces related air pollution by ______
    a) 20%
    b) 30%
    c) 40%
    d) 50%

    4. Glass produced from recycled glass reduces related water pollution by ______
    a) 20%
    b) 30%
    c) 40%
    d) 50%

    5. When the glass is taken to a manufacturing or recycling plant, it is broken up into


    smaller pieces called ______
    a) ww
    b) ww
    c) Cullet
    d) Ww
    6. New recycled bottles and jars are made using raw materials ______
    a) Cement
    b) Mortar
    c) Wood chips
    d) Soda ash

    7. Waste minimisation is a cost-saving exercise, achieved through a


    technique______
    a) Effective staff training
    b) Material and utility management
    c) Re-use and recycling
    d) All of the above

    8. Making glass from raw materials for the first time, cullet melts at a ______
    a) Higher temperature
    b) Lower temperature
    c) Normal temperature
    d) Whatever can be

    9. Use of recycled glass into ______


    a) Aggregate for concrete
    b) Glass Concrete Paving block
    c) Architectural mortar
    d) All of the above

    10. Glass aggregate in concrete has durability issues due to the ______ reaction.
    a) Alkali-silica
    b) Alkali
    c) Silica
    d) None

    11. To avoid durability issues, waste glass should finely grounded into ______
    a) Smaller than 25–50 mm size
    b) Smaller than 50–75 mm size
    c) Smaller than 75–100 mm size
    d) Smaller than 100–125 mm size

    12. Which constituents to make glass Concrete Paving block?


    a) Cement
    b) Coarse aggregate
    c) Recycled glass
    d) All of the above

    13. Ling and Poon (2011) have demonstrated that the use of particle size ranged
    from ______ can significantly increase the aesthetic of the glass architectural
    mortar produced.
    a) 5mm to 10mm
    b) 10mm to 15mm
    c) 15mm to 20mm
    d) 20mm to 25mm

    14. Cutting Optimization Pro is a cutting software used for obtaining optimal cutting
    layouts for ______ pieces.
    a) 1D and 2D
    b) 2D and 3D
    c) 3D and 4D
    d) All of the above

    15. Cutting Optimization Pro can be used for cutting rectangular sheets made of
    _____
    a) Glass
    b) Metal
    c) Plastic
    d) All of the above
    16. Successful application of waste glass is its use as an alternative aggregate in
    bituminous materials in ______
    a) Bridge construction
    b) Road construction
    c) Building construction
    d) None

    17. Waste glass as bituminous materials, where the term ______ is being used.
    a) Glassie
    b) Glassware
    c) Glassphalt
    d) Glass

    18. Glass presents several advantages as a packaging material, such as its______


    a) Chemical inertness
    b) Low permeability
    c) High intrinsic strength
    d) All of the above

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