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Q: What is adsorption zone?

A: The deposition of molecular species onto the surface of any object is known as adsorption. The…

Q: How do you convert gpm to ft?

A: A cross-sectional area's flow of fluid is measured in gallons per minute. In simple terms, it…

Q: State the depth of improvement ?

A: Soil engineering improves techniques to enhance the soil or ground. Vibro- compaction could be a…

Q: Why is drainage clogging occur?

A: 1)Damaged Pipes-Another major cause of blocked drains is broken pipes. For water to flow freely, it…

Q: Describe about the installation of a monitoring well.

A: Monitoring wells:- Monitoring wells are those with small diameter drilled in the ground to…

Q: What are some common sources of groundwater pollutants?

A: This problem is related to Water pollution from Environment Engineering. In this question ask about…

Q: Describe Basic Hydrogeology.

A: Hydrology is the science which handles the Earth's waters, their occurrence, circulation and…

Q: What is susbtainable design?

A: Answer Introduction Sustainable design is defined as these are those that seek to minimize the…

Q: Illustrate a simple drawing plan of pipeline

A: Simple drawing plan of pipeline: The piping plan or general arrangement drawings show all major…

Q: What is the most common use of RFI?

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Q: How does USGBC operate?

A: - USGBC is acronym for United States Green Building Council. - USGBC is formed to provide new…

Q: Define Building Perimeter Firestopping.

A: The prevention of fire through building is known as firestopping.

Q: Flowchart of how to estimate EARTHQUAKE LOADS. Please write it down, don't use the book nscp.…

A: Analysis of past earthquakes aids in understanding their causes and mechanisms and may even aid in…

Q: Briefly describe the CSI Specifications?

A: CSI stands for the Construction Specification Institute. CSI has introduced a common format for…

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

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

Q: How are concrete water tanks insulated

A: Insulation of concrete tank is required because loss of moisture can occur as a result of the…

Q: Slab on grade Define.

A: A slab-on-grade is a type of shallow foundation in which a concrete slab rests directly on the…

Q: Describe ASTM and AASHTO Test Procedure Designations.

A: ASTM and AASHTO

Q: How should they be resolved? a. Improper Electrical Wiring b. Plumbing Problems c. Minor Structural…

A: To fix the problem, turn off the power to the device, then disconnect the wires and either clip off…

Q: What are Ambient Air Quality Standards (AAQSs)?

A: Ambient air is the air without pollution in its free state containing 78% nitrogen ,21% oxygen, 1%…

Q: Which fire rating class indicates the highest fire protection?

A: Fire rating classification specified by the Underwriters Laboratory Inc (UL) is an important factor…

Q: Discuss  in  details coagulation

A: Coagulation is defined as the process of converting smaller dissolved solids into larger particles…

Q: A restroom should be located within 400 feet of every permanent workstation

A: Maximum distance is 400 feets ... Maximum of above or below 1 floor in case of building..

Q: What is a Two-Envelope System?

A: Explanation- Two Envelope System refers to an optional bid procedure in which the bid is presented…

Q: Describe about the construction controls?

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Q: " SANITARY PLANNING LAYOUT " A.   FLOOR PLAN - ONE -STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING B.   PLUMBING…

A: A building's or structure's layout depicts the design of its foundation on the ground surface, as…

Q: What are the highway culvert design criteria and sizing principles, what risks they are exposed to…

A: Brief concept introduction- Highway culvert- A highway culvert is a drainage system that allows…

Q: B. LABELINGS " CITY SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM "

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A: True  Hvac System design must be prepared by a licensed professional engineer beacause they used…

Q: Describe the Sources of Groundwater Contamination.

A: Groundwater is defined as the water below the surface of water which is stored in the spaces . It is…

Q: hat is volume anaylsis system?

A: Civil engineering is mainly concerned with the planning and detailing of the structure. So for the…

Q: Define the Pollution prevention and environmental regulation.

A: Pollution prevention Pollution prevention is the process of reducing or eliminating the production…

Q: What is aerator? Explain different type of aerators with sketches

A: It is asked in the question to determine what is aerator and explain different types of aerators

Q: Wht is design requirements

A: Whatever requirements that somehow a designer should usually have to follow while establishing the…

Q: give detailed information about generalised compressibility chart.

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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.