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Power stations are generally treated as

A. Light construction

B. Heavy construction

C. Industrial construction

D. Electrical construction

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Power stations are large-scale projects involving the installation of heavy machinery, boilers, turbines, generators, and complex control systems.

Such projects require specialized design, skilled manpower, and coordinated construction of structural, mechanical, and electrical components.

Because power stations are built to support industrial-level production of energy, they are classified under industrial construction.

Light construction generally refers to residential or small commercial buildings, while heavy construction usually relates to infrastructure like dams, highways, and bridges.

Electrical construction is only a part of power station work and does not represent the overall project category.

Hence, power stations are generally treated as industrial construction, making Option C the correct answer.

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Comments (3)

  1. Muhammad Ali
    Muhammad Ali:
    2 months ago

    Ans)>>>>> Industrial Construction on all textbooks and other online resources.

  2. Muhammad Ali
    Muhammad Ali:
    2 months ago

    plz correct it the correct Answer is "industrial construction" @examveda plz correct it i found this ans of industrial in around 5 websites.
    Plz make it correct

  3. Summan Noor
    Summan Noor:
    2 years ago

    Heavy construction

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