A soil is composed of solid spherical grains of identical specific gravity and diameter between 0.075 mm and 0.0075 mm. If the terminal velocity of the largest particle falling through water without flocculation is 0.5 mm/s, that for the smallest particle would be

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A: Landfills are deliberately constructed structure that are built into or on top of the earth,…

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A: FAR refers to Federal Aviation Administration Regulations.FAR part 65 provides criteria of eligible…

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A: - Inspection is an important and necessary step to ensure the safety and good working and…

Q: Describe the responsibilities of the inspector during construction.

A: Everyone wants a safe living and working place. For meeting these requirements of people, it is to…

Q: How is Standard Builder's Risk Insurance important?

A: In construction projects, builder's risk insurance is a type of property insurance that covers the…

Q: Upon being engaged to provide resident inspection on a project, what kind of documents are needed by…

A: The inspection on a project is carried out systematically and in accordance with the details given…

Q: What are some of the administrative procedures?

A: The construction administration is administrative assistance offered by an engineer, or…

Q: What is premium Floor Space Index?

A: Floor space index is defined as the ratio of total floor area of building to the area of the land.…

Q: Define the term building regulations, ordinances, and permits?

A: Building Regulations are defined as how to construct a new building or modification.

Q: What are payroll reports?

A: The payroll reports are the documents in which calculation is conducted about overtime worked, pay…

Q: What types of equipment are used for building maintenance?

A: There different equipment's used for the building maintenance  like free standing and the build in…

Q: Define the term quality control in construction?

A: Quality control is a set of procedures or methods meant to guarantee that a performed service or a…

Q: What are agency permits?

A: Agency Permit : Agency permit is an official approval or permission for the work from the concerned…

Q: Differentiate between the conditional waiver and nonconditional waiver?

A: A construction lien waiver is a legal document that states a party waives future lien rights against…

Q: Why do the Field personnel use BIM?

A: A method of building elements describes the geometric features, spatial orientation, geographic…

Q: I asked for ASD, not LRFD.

A: 2L 8x6x5/6 Tension Member DL = 50 kips LL = 100 kips Group A bolts, no-slip permitted. 3/8 in thick…

Q: Define the term vadose zone.

A: Vadose zone is defined as the zone which lies between the water table and top of the ground surface.

Weight-Volume relationships

Weight is defined as the quantity of matter contained in a body. Weight can also be defined as the force acting on a body due to gravity. Mathematically, weight can be defined as-