A type of cast-in-situ pile best suited for places where the ground is – McqOptions

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1.	A type of cast-in-situ pile best suited for places where the ground is soft and offers little resistance to the flow of concrete, is
A.	simplex pile
B.	Franki pile
C.	vibro-pile
D.	Raymond pile
Answer» D. Raymond pile

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