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Stone Processing & Testing of Stone || Quarrying, Seasoning and Conversion of Stone

Stone Processing & Testing | Building Materials | Civil Engineering ​Welcome to CIVIL GYAN CENTER! In this comprehensive lecture, we dive deep into the essential concepts of Stones as a primary building material. This video is specifically designed for Civil Engineering aspirants preparing for competitive exams like ESE, SSC JE, RRB JE, UPPSC Polytechnic Lecturer, and state-level AE/JE exams. ​📖 What You Will Learn in This Video: ​Part 1: Stone Processing ​Quarrying of Stone: Methods of excavation (Digging, Heating, Wedging, and Blasting). ​Seasoning of Stone: Why it's crucial to remove "Quarry Sap" and the time required for natural drying. ​Conversion of Stone: The process of giving stones a required shape and size (Dressing). ​Part 2: Tests on Stones Understanding the technical properties through rigorous testing: ​Hardness Test: Using Mohs scale to determine scratch resistance. ​Toughness Test: Determining the Impact Value using the Impact Test machine. ​Acid Test: Checking the weathering resistance and presence of calcium carbonate. ​Other Key Tests: Water Absorption, Crushing Strength (Compressive Strength), and Smith’s Test. ​🎯 Targeted Exams: ​ESE (Engineering Services Examination) ​SSC JE (Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer) ​RRB JE (Railway Recruitment Board) ​UPPSC Polytechnic Lecturer / AE ​All State PSC (AE/JE) Exams ​💡 Why Watch This Video? ​Exam-Oriented Content: Focused on frequently asked MCQ patterns. ​Clear Visuals: Diagrams and tables to help you memorize values easily. ​Expert Guidance: Simplified explanations by Civil Gyan Center to ensure long-term retention. ​📱 Join Our Community: ​If you found this video helpful, please: ✅ Subscribe to Civil Gyan Center for more Civil Engineering lectures. 🔔 Hit the Bell Icon to never miss an update. 👍 Like & Share this video with your fellow aspirants. ​#CivilEngineering #BuildingMaterials #SSCJE #ESE2026 #RRBJE #StoneProcessing #CivilGyanCenter #ConstructionMaterials #JuniorEngineer