Code No: 117FJ Set No.

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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
IV B.Tech. I Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, September - 2017
MINE SUBSIDENCE ENGINEERING
Objective Exam
Name: ______________________________ Hall Ticket No. A
Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks. Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I. Choose the correct alternative:

1. The line joining the points of surface depressions as a result of subsidence is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

2. Classical theories of continuum are used to derive information on

a) Stress b) Strain
c) Stress and strain d) Deductions with respect to ground movement [ ]

3. The area smaller than the critical area that cannot cause subsidence on surface is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

4. The greatest amount of subsidence that occurs as a result of underground workings is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

5. Limit of subsidence with respect to a particular underground opening is called

a) Limit thickness b) Limit angle
c) Limit Depth d) Limit width [ ]

6. The area that can cause subsidence more than critical area of extraction is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

7. The width and depth of an underground opening together they determine

a) Critical area b) Super critical
c) Sub critical d) All the above [ ]

8. The magnitude and extent of surface subsidence depend upon on

a) Angle of draw b) Method of mine working
c) Stowing practices d) Geological disturbances [ ]

9. Which of the following is the first indication of subsidence?

a) Fire in underground district b) Small cracks on surface
c) Widening of patches d) Pressure building on underground support [ ]

10. The ground in the central portion of subsidence trough is subjected to

a) Lateral strain b) Vertical compression
c) Lateral compression d) None of the above [ ]
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Code No: 117FJ :2: Set No. 1

II Fill in the Blanks

11. Most surface structural damage in a subsidence trough are caused by................

12. ......................... is not a contributory factor for the cause of subsidence.

13. ..................................is not affected by subsidence.

14. The horizontal distance between the monuments depends on the ..............gradient.

15. The maximum tensile strain travelling with an advancing face is generally......final obtainable tensile
strain.

16. By Time Domain Reflectometry method a vertical accuracy of .............and horizontal accuracy
of............... is achievable.

17. In NX hole of mechanical grouting method ............. number of anchors were installed at different horizon

18. The wire line method is an electronic logging device commonly used in...................

19. In .......................theory assumed that ground act as continuous body bounded by the surface above and
below the excavation.

20. In flat seams main break is.................................

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Code No: 117FJ Set No. 2
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
IV B.Tech. I Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, September - 2017
MINE SUBSIDENCE ENGINEERING
Objective Exam
Name: ______________________________ Hall Ticket No. A
Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks. Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I. Choose the correct alternative:

1. The greatest amount of subsidence that occurs as a result of underground workings is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

2. Limit of subsidence with respect to a particular underground opening is called

a) Limit thickness b) Limit angle
c) Limit Depth d) Limit width [ ]

3. The area that can cause subsidence more than critical area of extraction is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

4. The width and depth of an underground opening together they determine

a) Critical area b) Super critical
c) Sub critical d) All the above [ ]

5. The magnitude and extent of surface subsidence depend upon on

a) Angle of draw b) Method of mine working
c) Stowing practices d) Geological disturbances [ ]

6. Which of the following is the first indication of subsidence?

a) Fire in underground district b) Small cracks on surface
c) Widening of patches d) Pressure building on underground support [ ]

7. The ground in the central portion of subsidence trough is subjected to

a) Lateral strain b) Vertical compression
c) Lateral compression d) None of the above [ ]

8. The line joining the points of surface depressions as a result of subsidence is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

9. Classical theories of continuum are used to derive information on

a) Stress b) Strain
c) Stress and strain d) Deductions with respect to ground movement [ ]

10. The area smaller than the critical area that cannot cause subsidence on surface is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]
Cont..2
Code No: 117FJ :2: Set No. 2

II Fill in the Blanks

11. The horizontal distance between the monuments depends on the ..............gradient.

12. The maximum tensile strain travelling with an advancing face is generally......final obtainable tensile
strain.

13. By Time Domain Reflectometry method a vertical accuracy of .............and horizontal accuracy
of............... is achievable.

14. In NX hole of mechanical grouting method ............. number of anchors were installed at different horizon

15. The wire line method is an electronic logging device commonly used in...................

16. In .......................theory assumed that ground act as continuous body bounded by the surface above and
below the excavation.

17. In flat seams main break is.................................

18. Most surface structural damage in a subsidence trough are caused by................

19. ......................... is not a contributory factor for the cause of subsidence.

20. ..................................is not affected by subsidence.

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Code No: 117FJ Set No. 3
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
IV B.Tech. I Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, September - 2017
MINE SUBSIDENCE ENGINEERING
Objective Exam
Name: ______________________________ Hall Ticket No. A
Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks. Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I. Choose the correct alternative:

1. The area that can cause subsidence more than critical area of extraction is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

2. The width and depth of an underground opening together they determine

a) Critical area b) Super critical
c) Sub critical d) All the above [ ]

3. The magnitude and extent of surface subsidence depend upon on

a) Angle of draw b) Method of mine working
c) Stowing practices d) Geological disturbances [ ]

4. Which of the following is the first indication of subsidence?

a) Fire in underground district b) Small cracks on surface
c) Widening of patches d) Pressure building on underground support [ ]

5. The ground in the central portion of subsidence trough is subjected to

a) Lateral strain b) Vertical compression
c) Lateral compression d) None of the above [ ]

6. The line joining the points of surface depressions as a result of subsidence is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

7. Classical theories of continuum are used to derive information on

a) Stress b) Strain
c) Stress and strain d) Deductions with respect to ground movement [ ]

8. The area smaller than the critical area that cannot cause subsidence on surface is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

9. The greatest amount of subsidence that occurs as a result of underground workings is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

10. Limit of subsidence with respect to a particular underground opening is called

a) Limit thickness b) Limit angle
c) Limit Depth d) Limit width [ ]
Cont..2
Code No: 117FJ :2: Set No. 3

II Fill in the Blanks

11. By Time Domain Reflectometry method a vertical accuracy of .............and horizontal accuracy
of............... is achievable.

12. In NX hole of mechanical grouting method ............. number of anchors were installed at different horizon

13. The wire line method is an electronic logging device commonly used in...................

14. In .......................theory assumed that ground act as continuous body bounded by the surface above and
below the excavation.

15. In flat seams main break is.................................

16. Most surface structural damage in a subsidence trough are caused by................

17. ......................... is not a contributory factor for the cause of subsidence.

18. ..................................is not affected by subsidence.

19. The horizontal distance between the monuments depends on the ..............gradient.

20. The maximum tensile strain travelling with an advancing face is generally......final obtainable tensile
strain.

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Code No: 117FJ Set No. 4
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
IV B.Tech. I Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, September - 2017
MINE SUBSIDENCE ENGINEERING
Objective Exam
Name: ______________________________ Hall Ticket No. A
Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks. Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I. Choose the correct alternative:

1. The magnitude and extent of surface subsidence depend upon on

a) Angle of draw b) Method of mine working
c) Stowing practices d) Geological disturbances [ ]

2. Which of the following is the first indication of subsidence?

a) Fire in underground district b) Small cracks on surface
c) Widening of patches d) Pressure building on underground support [ ]

3. The ground in the central portion of subsidence trough is subjected to

a) Lateral strain b) Vertical compression
c) Lateral compression d) None of the above [ ]

4. The line joining the points of surface depressions as a result of subsidence is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

5. Classical theories of continuum are used to derive information on

a) Stress b) Strain
c) Stress and strain d) Deductions with respect to ground movement [ ]

6. The area smaller than the critical area that cannot cause subsidence on surface is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

7. The greatest amount of subsidence that occurs as a result of underground workings is known as
a) Surface trough b) Full subsidence
c) Subsidence factor d) Pull/drawn [ ]

8. Limit of subsidence with respect to a particular underground opening is called

a) Limit thickness b) Limit angle
c) Limit Depth d) Limit width [ ]

9. The area that can cause subsidence more than critical area of extraction is known as
a) Critical area of extraction b) Sub critical area of extraction
c) Super critical area of extraction d) Limit line [ ]

10. The width and depth of an underground opening together they determine
a) Critical area b) Super critical
c) Sub critical d) All the above [ ]
Cont..2
Code No: 117FJ :2: Set No. 4

II Fill in the Blanks

11. The wire line method is an electronic logging device commonly used in...................

12. In .......................theory assumed that ground act as continuous body bounded by the surface above and
below the excavation.

13. In flat seams main break is.................................

14. Most surface structural damage in a subsidence trough are caused by................

15. ......................... is not a contributory factor for the cause of subsidence.

16. ..................................is not affected by subsidence.

17. The horizontal distance between the monuments depends on the ..............gradient.

18. The maximum tensile strain travelling with an advancing face is generally......final obtainable tensile
strain.

19. By Time Domain Reflectometry method a vertical accuracy of .............and horizontal accuracy
of............... is achievable.

20. In NX hole of mechanical grouting method ............. number of anchors were installed at different horizon

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