The thickness of cast-in-situ concrete partitions is generally ___________(a) 80-100 mm(b) 80-100 cm(c) 40-60 mm(d) 40-60 cmI have been asked this question in an international level competition.Origin of the question is Types of Partitions in section Cavity Walls & Partition Walls of Construction & Building Materials

The thickness of cast-in-situ concrete partitions is generally _______

1.	The thickness of cast-in-situ concrete partitions is generally ___________(a) 80-100 mm(b) 80-100 cm(c) 40-60 mm(d) 40-60 cmI have been asked this question in an international level competition.Origin of the question is Types of Partitions in section Cavity Walls & Partition Walls of Construction & Building Materials
Answer» The correct option is (a) 80-100 mm To explain: The THICKNESS of cast-in-situ concrete PARTITIONS is generally 80-100 mm. They are rigid and stable. HOWEVER, they REQUIRE large costs for their CONSTRUCTION.

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