That depends what you mean by 'type', I suppose. There are dialogue scenes and action scenes; scenes with intellectual conflict, emotional conflict and physical conflict; long scenes, short scenes, and a string of scenes that are all dramatically the same scene (eg, a chase is technically many separate scene, but it's about one person chasing another...)

Debbie, you and I are in sync. Establishing scenes, interaction scenes, exposition scenes, revelation scenes among others as you mentioned. The point is to consider what the point of each scene is, then write to that. If the main point of a scene is a revelation of a key fact, write to that. If the point of the scene is an interaction between characters, write to that. Be mindful that there are different types of scenes.