4010B Building Professionals Quiz ALL DONE

Remaining Time: 1 hour, 08 minutes 38 seconds Question Completion Status Determine the magnitude (N) of the horizontal component of the reaction at point A if, F=515N, a=0.49m, b-1.43m, r=1.41m and d=29.87degrees. Round off only on the final answer expressed in 3 decimal places. Instead of units, indicate R if force is directed towards the right or Lif towards the left. F-

Prepare the details estimate for the following 2 roomed building epare BOG the foilowing WI w1 D2 3500 mm x 3400 mm 4000 mm x 3400 mm W1 D1 D1 -Door 1 1100mmx 2100mm D2 -Door 2 1000mmx 2100mm W1-Window 1 1200mmx 1200mm Roof height: 2.80m Consider bearing for lintel as RCC roof 170mm thick Lintel 0.15m thick 300mm 1 300 mm 750 mm 1000 mmm- 1200 mm ww 00s ww 00s 200 mm ww 00s

From the wind load design perspective, why do inclined roofs are preferred over flat roofs in low-rise buildings? (1-2 sentences are allowed)

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A. Briefly discuss the different types of tensile structures. B,Compare the two tensile solutions for the exhibition space roof. C. Choose one of the tensile structures solution from above and justify your selection Answer All Questions, Answer should be in typed format not in handwritten

a. What activities make up the critical path? b. When is the proposed finish date? c. What are two near-critical activities? 2 d. If the Architect changes their mind, and the exterior siding material is delayed and does not arrive until Wednesday, November 6, 2024, causing this to be the earliest starting date for the activity, does this impact the finish date listed in question b.? How do you know?e. What is the new revised finish date if the carpenters that are responsible for the exterior siding cannot work the week of the 4th of November, assuming the material is delayed, and could only start back on Tuesday, November 12th? How do you know? f. If the insulation material is delayed and does not arrive until Tuesday, November 12th, 2024, causing this to be the earliest starting date for the activity, does this impact the finish date listed in question b.? (ignore previous delays in questions d. and e.) How do you know? g. What is the new revised finish date if the insulators cannot…

a. What activities make up the critical path? b. When is the proposed finish date? c. What are two near-critical activities? 2 d. If the Architect changes their mind, and the exterior siding material is delayed and does not arrive until Wednesday, November 6, 2024, causing this to be the earliest starting date for the activity, does this impact the finish date listed in question b.? How do you know?e. What is the new revised finish date if the carpenters that are responsible for the exterior siding cannot work the week of the 4th of November, assuming the material is delayed, and could only start back on Tuesday, November 12th? How do you know? f. If the insulation material is delayed and does not arrive until Tuesday, November 12th, 2024, causing this to be the earliest starting date for the activity, does this impact the finish date listed in question b.? (ignore previous delays in questions d. and e.) How do you know? g. What is the new revised finish date if the insulators cannot…

a. What activities make up the critical path? b. When is the proposed finish date? c. What are two near-critical activities? 2 d. If the Architect changes their mind, and the exterior siding material is delayed and does not arrive until Wednesday, November 6, 2024, causing this to be the earliest starting date for the activity, does this impact the finish date listed in question b.? How do you know?e. What is the new revised finish date if the carpenters that are responsible for the exterior siding cannot work the week of the 4th of November, assuming the material is delayed, and could only start back on Tuesday, November 12th? How do you know? f. If the insulation material is delayed and does not arrive until Tuesday, November 12th, 2024, causing this to be the earliest starting date for the activity, does this impact the finish date listed in question b.? (ignore previous delays in questions d. and e.) How do you know? g. What is the new revised finish date if the insulators cannot…

use the parametric cost estimate method to estimate the plumbing cost of this building plan:

Civil Engineering Q4:-what are the common problem being faced in the construction site.briefly discuss.

Write short note on SPT and MPT.

Discuss some of the significant challenges faced by the designer and the builders in the design and construction of the structure.  "The Beijing National (Birds Nest) Stadium"

3385 A Basic Causes of Loss Form provides coverage against which of the following perils? a. collapse b. sprinkler leakage c. water damage d. theft

give detailed information about generalised compressibility chart.

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mention Color Inspection Applications In Environmental Engineering

Q3) What are the techniques for retrofitting?

Q 03: Apply Center Line Method to calculate the following quantities for the given drawing by considering the listed terms and conditions. (a) Dimensions of the rooms and veranda + your roll number. (b) Ratio of 1:4:8 for PCC and 1:2:4 for step1, step 2 and DPC. 1. Number of bricks 2. Quantity of cement 3. Quantity of fine aggregate 4. Quantity of Coarse Aggregate ALL WALLS ARE 9" Thick Cross Section of Footing of Walls Room 1 Room 2 cRoss -SECTION 14'x 16' u'x 16 D.p.e a" Natuhal sail level 3" to' » Room Heigui → window ize = 4x4 > Deer Size 4x6' %3D P.c.c

Please answer the problem in the picture, make sure you give the right answer I already asked this question and they gave me the wrong answer.

The Dwelling Broad Form policy provides protection for additional perils insured against, which are not available under the Dwelling Basic Form. All of the perils listed below are ONLY available on the Dwelling Broad Form policy EXCEPT ⒸA. falling objects. OB. internal explosion. OC. weight of ice, snow, or sleet. ⒸD. accidental discharge of water from an automatic fire protective sprinkler system.

Which dimensions should be taken into account while designing a cyclone seperator?

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using concrete, steel and timber in mild weather regions. Use perfect academic writing and academic references. Insert the links of academic reference   Use perfect academic writing and academic references. Cite the information then Insert the links of academic reference is (((Necessary))).   If you are copy the answer, I will give you down vote

Determine the number of 25kg-bags of tile adhesive that will be used to install 500 pcs of 0.30m x 0.30m ceramic tiles. Consider a 25kg bag can cover 5sq.m. PLEASE NEED ANSWER IN 10 MINS. ASAP, PLEASE. THANK YOU I WILL RATE YOU AFTER.

2 2' 8570 PROBLEM 1 2720 770 3580 1500 2G2 2G1 || PC S2 1 2 The Figure on the right is a 2nd Floor Structural framing Plan showing slabs, beams, and columns. Slab Panels were labelled accordingly. 2G1 2G2 261 3 s2 2B 2CB1 S2 4 2800 Which among these slab panels act as ONE-WAY system? Which among these slab panels act as TWO-WAY system 2G1 2G1 2G1 6. 7 Show your solution in determining the slab classification. All || || measurements are in millimeters. 2G1 2G1 2G1 || 8 9. 10 || 2G1 2G1 2G1 E 2820 2850 2900 8570 1B 2ND FLOOR FRAMING PLAN S-1 S-1 SCALE 1:100 15850 3850 000 000 000 2G1 2G1 2G1 2G1 2G1A 2G1 2G1 ----- 2G1 2B1 2G1

FIRSTLINE Which one of the following would support coordinating concrete formwork relative to the structural design? esc Temporary Works Trade Coordination Clash Detection Schedule Simulation 46°F Sunny Ơ

Reasons and defects for floors mentance

Q2/ Answer the followings with drawing sketch: A/ briefly explain what is construction joint and mention the location of construction joint in beam, column, and slab? 12 B/ Mention the steps of building construction and explain them briefly.

Please provide the enough information and definition of these construction terms:  General contractor General specification Gravitational acceleration Green building Gross area Groundwater table Gutter Hardware Hardware Hectare Hunch Hydraulic jump Hydraulic structures Inspection Insulation Joint survey Kickoff meeting Land reclamation Landscaping Lean construction Live load Load-bearing wall Logistic manager Lumber Man power Mat foundation Material checklist Material specification Mechanically Stabilized Earth Wall (MSEW) Meeting agenda Meeting follow up Meeting minutes Modulus of elasticity