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Asked: December 4, 20222022-12-04T13:26:36+05:30 2022-12-04T13:26:36+05:30In: Construction

What is murum in civil engineering?

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    1. Vaibhav Verma
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      2022-12-05T12:17:32+05:30Added an answer on December 5, 2022 at 12:17 pm

      Murum is a type of stone wall commonly used in civil engineering. It is made using large, round stones that are held together with mortar, and can be used for retaining walls, dams, or support structures.

      Murum is a type of stone wall commonly used in civil engineering. It is made using large, round stones that are held together with mortar, and can be used for retaining walls, dams, or support structures.

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      2022-12-14T15:25:19+05:30Added an answer on December 14, 2022 at 3:25 pm

      Murrum soil is a type of soil made up of clay, silt and sand particles that have a reddish hue. It's common in parts of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and is often used for construction purposes. It is relatively impermeable and has low fertility, making it unsuitable for agriculture.

      Murrum soil is a type of soil made up of clay, silt and sand particles that have a reddish hue. It’s common in parts of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and is often used for construction purposes. It is relatively impermeable and has low fertility, making it unsuitable for agriculture.

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