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Q: 3 civil engineering-related inventions that are now in use. Additionally, their concept and flaws

A: Inventions Related to the Civil Engineering: The design, construction, and maintenance of any…

Q: Major communication problems faced by civil engineers and how to manage them

A: Civil engineering is the branch of technology that works with using technical and statistical…

Q: show the integration process

A: To show the integration process

Q: By whom  are computers used for project administration/

A: Project administration is the part of project management. There are so much responsibilities in…

Q: What are the outputs (products) that we are getting from a design (EPC) industry? two in dotail…

A: The infrastructure project's complete package regarding it's engineering technique , procurement and…

Q: Could you show the calculations for the table

A: The discharge through the section = Q = 100, 150, 200, and 250 cfs The slope of the section = S =…

Q: Environmental Effects of engineering constructions projects. Include photos.

A: Environmental engineering : Environmental engineering comprises the development of methods and…

Q: Define integer ambiguities.

A: Answer The integer ambiguities are used in GPS & GNSS surveys.

Q: Where do we get n from and what does it stand for ?

A: Problem  How to get value of n, and what does it stand for?

Q: 12 What does BIM mean?

A: AutoCAD, Revit, and other structural analysis programs are works on the BIM process which is very…

Q: What is a box model? Give the equation to represent box model.

A: The Urban air quality models has been called box models. The Figure is a schematic graph of a box…

Q: Differentiate between generic diversity and cultural diversity

A: Answer - Genetic diversity is the differences of DNA among individuals of a particular species .The…

Q: What is structural analysis

A: Structural analysis: It is the method which helps in determining the effects of loads on physical…

Q: Define a system model and its importance in various engineering disciplines.

A: An abstraction or simplified depiction of a complicated real-world system is called a system model.…

Q: How about discussing the principles of data analysis and modeling?

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Q: Explain how the least count of a measuring instrument affects the accuracy of measurements

A: Least count:- It is the smallest and accurate value in the measured quantity that can be resolved on…

Q: Define architecture? How it is different from civil engineering

A: Architectural engineering is the application of application of engineering principles and technology…

Q: What is Landsat and name 2 Civil Engineering Applications can it be used for?

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Q: can someone racalculate B and C? I dont get it

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Q: What is the main requirement for a BIM approach ?

A: Brief Concept Introduction- BIM- BIM stands for Building Information Modeling. BIM is a very vast…

Q: Who designed Harvard's buildings?

A: Harvard GSD is reimagining the future of design as a response to the increasingly complex…

Q: You are appointed as an officer of Occupational Safety to investigate the incident happened during…

A: Officer of Occupational Safety is responsible for 1) Enforcing safety policies, 2) Conducting audits…

Q: What are the scientific calculator specifications? Give 3 examples.

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Q: Is it necessary to prioritise all nonfunctional requirements equally?

A: Brief Concept- Non-Functional Requirements (NFR)- These are used to indicate the quality attributes…

Q: Can you please explain where all the values came from?

A: Theoretical oxygen demand (ThOD) is indeed the estimated quantity of oxygen needed to completely…

Q: what are the four sources of written information a dafter has to be able to use

A: sources of written information a dafter : 1.As per the guidelines given by the National Institute of…

Q: 10- Explain about the specifications of design software using empirical mechanistic method.

A: The empirical mechanistic (EM) method is a design approach that combines empirical observations with…

Q: What are Quantity Variations?

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Q: How are engineering services being classified

A: It is asked to define how are engineering service classified?

Q: What is Micropiles?

A: - A Micropile is a type of friction pile having diameter less than equal to 305 mm which can be…

Q: Analyze three methods for building systems in the field of system analytics

A: System analysis: It is a collection of data needed before starting a construction project. It…

Q: When individuals use the term "scope," what precisely do they mean?

A: Scope- Scope of work (SOW) is the part of the agreement that describes the work to be done. SOW…

Q: List the Top 10 Useful Software for CIVIL ENGINEERS

A: List the Top 10 Useful Software for CIVIL ENGINEERS 1) AUTOCAD for Drafting2) STAAD PRO for Design…

Q: Explain the terms acronym and abbreviation. Differentiate between the two by giving relevant…

A: acronym- It contains a set of initial letters from a phrase that usually form another word. In other…

Q: Define the following words Tesserae Kline  Klismos Chai

A: These three terms give various elements that are important in design and art. Learning these will…

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Fluid Materials

In general terms, anything that flows can be termed as a fluid. In other words, a fluid is any substance that cannot resist shear forces and deforms continuously under the application of external shear forces. Fluid materials differ completely from solid materials such as metals and alloys. For instance, if we consider two infinitesimally small cross-sectional areas of fluid materials and solid materials, and apply shear forces to these elements, both the elements will undergo deformation. Upon releasing the shear force, the element of the solid materials will regain its original orientation, but the element of the fluid materials will keep on deforming continuously under the action of the shear force.