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Rein Forced Concrete
What method needs to be adopted for designing Water Retaining structures?
abhishekcivil
- May 14th, 2009
Because the shape effect is the least for the 15cm cube and we get a fairly accurate idea of the strength of the concrete as such.
abhishekcivil
- May 14th, 2009
The reinforced water retaining structures should be based on working stress method of design.Secondly the crack thickness and the width of the crack is also to be watched for.Use of water bars during ...
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Soil Mechanics
What is Quick Sand Condition?
ravibarun
- Feb 23rd, 2009
The phenonmenon of lifting up of sand due to high head of the water above the ground level.
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Which one is comfortable for you to handle small or large scale projects?
digzcivil
- May 1st, 2009
Large scale projects because we can learn to manage and handle various activities in stipulated timeframe thus enhancing our managerial skills.
madhubabu
- Feb 3rd, 2007
At the begining handling of small projects are good. After getiing some experince in the field to handle the big projects are good.
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Permissible Length of Weld
What is the permissible length of weld for reinforcing bars in RCC mmembers as per I.S. Code.
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4-Lane Expressway
How many layers are required for a 4-lane Expressway in general? What are they?
S.KALAIYARASAN
- Apr 27th, 2009
There are 4 layers.1.) Bitumen layer2.) Concrete3.) Metal bed4.) Gravel
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What is the design mix of M5
dkarivu
- Dec 26th, 2008
M means grade of concrete refers to the strength of concrete block of size 150x150x150 mm after curing of 28days. which is called as M5 M=mega pascal = N/mm2? or?M5=5 N/mm2
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What will happen to the structure
If a tall structure subjected to only dead load and live load. there is no earthquake or wind load on the structure.a)settlement in internal structureb)settlement in external structurec)differential settlementd)none.and why??????
sauvirsingh01
- Dec 7th, 2008
It is not possible without air pressure, if structure is enough strong and foundation is strong this will settle internally.
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Building Cracks
What causes cracks in a building? What is the lasting solution to stop the cracks. the cracks show on the beam and block wall
Duns2000
- Dec 29th, 2008
In walls1. Shear cracks 2. Settlement cracksTo overcome these created cracks use 1. Filling adhesive materials. 2. If the crack is exceed 2mm then use chicken net or polymer strips.In beams1. Desi...
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Laying Foundation
Outline step by step procedure of laying the foundation.
gbalaji
- Nov 25th, 2008
First we have to prepare the work spot then it should be consolidated with water and then the bearing capacity should be checked p.c.c should be layed and toughly compacted then the reinforcement should be fixed to the correct position.
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Laying Foundation
Outline step by step procedure of laying the foundation.
smartkudo
- Nov 18th, 2008
After the set out is done, excavation at the determined point are done. the density of the soil are determined. if ok, the concrete blinding are done before placing the reinforcement start up are placed with the framework
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What is stagging?
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What is the quickest method to find slope and deflection of beam?
Karthik
- Nov 27th, 2007
Moment area method is the quicker than other methods I know.But it is easier for simple loadings.
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Inverted T-Beam
When we go for inverted T- beam for slab?
subhashcivil
- Aug 12th, 2008
We provide inverted T-beam in places like portico. the condition is when their is compression in upper zone & tension in bottom zone then we provide inverted T-beam.
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Soil foundations
What are the types of foundations used for different kinds of Soil?
yatendrapaliwal
- Jun 28th, 2008
Basically there are two type of foundations according their depths a. Shallow foundations b. Deep foundations Shallow foundations are the foundation which are not at greater depths and deeper f...
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Trilateration
What is Trilateration?How is it done in the field?What is the advantage of trilateration?
sanram
- Jun 12th, 2008
Trilateration is a method of determining the relative positions of objects using the geometry of triangles in a similar fashion as triangulation.ApplicationTrilateration can be used in lightning strik...
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Blended Cement
What is Blended Cement?
soneyac
- May 12th, 2008
The use of blended cements in concrete reduces mixing water and bleeding, improves finishability and workability, enhances sulfate resistance, inhibits the alkali-aggregate reaction, and lessens heat ...
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What are the differences between pc-dmis and camio studio. can someone also tell me which is recommended?
We are looking into camio and we need to see if it is worth the investment.
soneyac
- May 12th, 2008
CAMIO 4.4 metrology software. CAMIO 4.4 is a major release and continues the development theme of creating a productivity-focused metrology solution focused on the multi-sensor CMM market. Metris CAMI...
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What are the duties and responsibilities of a site engineer at the oil refinery rehabilitation?
razya sultana
- May 6th, 2008
First to check the site plan.and mention the site area then check the soil bearing capacity.chek the site earth level.and prepare the level chart.approved from consultant and take site order.start the earth work as drawing.check total dimention and design.
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Location on a site
How is the location of a structure on a site determined?
montystudent
- May 6th, 2008
The location of the structure depends on the geographical factors such as soil, topography, and vegitation affects. Sencory factors, climate factors, and codes and regulations also play a big roll in positioning the structure.
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