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Q: Why is it necessary to limit the widths of cracks?

A: Cracks are of concern for three main reasons: Appearance Leakage of air or fluids through the…

Q: Define Applying Allowable Bearing Pressures—ASD

A: Answer ASD is known as allowable stress design. which is referred to both as the load service load…

Q: How to calculate stresses distribution under triangular strip load ?

A: Following is a triangular strip load:

Q: How much "steel per foot" is there in a slab with #4 bars (area=0.2 in2) spaced 8 inches on center?

A: Number 4 rebars, Ab= 0.2 in2 Spacing= 8 inches on center

Q: What is Drilled caisson

A: Drilled occasion is the deep foundation solutions used to support large axial and lateral loads…

Q: 2. Illustrate the cross-sections of the following slab along the X-X and Y-Y sections.

A: The given slab reinforcement is for one way slab.  12 mm ϕ bar is placed a@ 6" c/c along the width…

Q: 2. How to consider the seismic joint in the seismic design?

A: Seismic design: The seismic design is used to design buildings to resist earthquake loads. The…

Q: What is Caissons? Describe its types.

A: Caissons are one of type of deep foundation.

Q: What is Open caissons?

A: The foundation is the subsurface structure which is used to transmit the structure load to the…

Q: Situation: A beam has a width of 300 mm and an effective depth of 480 mm strength f'c-34 MPa. Steel…

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Q: 8. Calculate the uplift force on the lift station box. The base of the box is 3' x 3'. 424 2' 3' 7'

A: Uplift Force: The uplift force is the upward force that is applied to the structure. The pressure of…

Q: Cutting a structure is the most important step when applying Method of Sections. Which of the…

A: The rules pertaining to method of sections are given out of which correct options has to be choosen.

Q: The detail drawings of the concrete footings for a building are shown below. The bars to be ordered…

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Q: What force is required to punch a ½ inch hole on a 3/8 thick plate if the ultimate shearing strength…

A: Given data in question  Shearing strength of plate 42,000 psi Thickness 3/8 inches Diameter 1/2…

Q: Define the term Caissons.

A: Caisson is defined as, it is a watertight retaining structure used for the construction of a…

Q: Describe about the Check-valve bailers.

A: Bailers are used for collecting ground water samples under the water table level.

Q: Describe the two basic methods for protecting joints

A: There is expansion and contraction of joints provided on the walls. Any foreign object that enters…

Q: Given data for column D = 350 Kips, L=250 Kips, 20 in x 20 in, 8#8 bars, fy = 50 ksi, f= 4 ksi, and…

A: The given data is shown below: D=350 kipsL=250 kipsSize of column=20 in.×20 in.fy=50 ksif'c=4…

Q: Explain fan fold? Irrespective of your answer please sketch it.​​​b) Explain heave and throw in…

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Q: 1 Lx b- L1 L3 LU3 U4 L2U4 ELEVATION 2 col col 13 L2 12.00 3 col col L3 sp 4 Lx

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Q: Define the term Shear Centre for Open Thin-Walled Members?

A: The shear center is a point from which a concentrated load passes; then, there will be only bending…

Q: You can climb the frames of any walk-through type scaffold. O True O False

A: True

Q: Define ubber-balloon method.

A: Rubber balloon method is a quick method which gives more reliable results as compared to other…

Q: What force is required to punch a 20-mm-diameter hole in a plate that is 25 mm thick? The shear…

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Q: Estimate the depth of a waffle slab.

A: The 2 way solid slabs having large span and ribbed system is called as waffle slab.

Q: A nail joint is subject to medium term tensile loading under service class 2. The joint comprises of…

A: A nail joint is subject to medium term tensile loading under service class 2.The joint comprises of…

Q: State the stability criteria of cantilever retaining wall ?

A: Cantilever retaining wall Cantilever retaining walls are constructed of reinforced concrete. They…

Q: Discuss the procedure for erecting pre-cast concrete units and the types of connections used?

A: Nowadays, construction industries, to avoid site work and site activity use the precast concrete…

Q: Define how to determine the required depth of embedment of the anchor bolts into the concrete ?

A: Anchor bolts are used to move loads through components like ledgers, sills, including supporting…

Q: Define the structural capacity of an element in OpenSees?

A: The Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (OpenSees) is one of the many projects under…

Q: Write a short note on Depth of Tension Crack ?

A: Tension Crack : A tension crack at the head of a slide suggests strongly that instability is…

Q: How to prepare a Newmark’s Chart Method of Determining Vertical Stresses ?

A: newmarks's chart - newmark's chart is the graphical representation of boussinesq's  theory. it is…

Q: Classify the structure below. Fill in the blank if determinate, or indeterminate, or unstable CH 대

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Q: What's an end bent?

A: Ends. The ends of the superstructure are free to rotate and translate longitudinally.

Q: Howcan I  design  a shear wall ,Could you give steps ?

A: Oi

Q: Describe about the Installation procedure of Excavation Bracing?

A: Deep excavations with vertical sides need lateral supports to prevent cave in of the soil and to…

Q: 9-2 Why is it necessary to limit the widths of cracks?

A: Cracks are of concern for three main reasons:AppearanceLeakage of air or fluids through the…

Q: Understand the purpose of expansion and control joints in masonry construction.?

A: Answer Purpose of the expansion joints  in masonry construction 1) The purpose of the expansion…

Q: 3 in. in. 2 in. i in. 2 in. i in. Prob. 9-66

A: The location y¯ of the Centroid for a beam having the cross section area is shown. The beam is…

Electric Circuit and Components

An electrical circuit or electrical network is a pre-determined pathway to make the electrons flow in the desired direction. The flow of electrons will set up a current flow in the circuit. Normally, the flow of electrical current is opposite to the flow of electrons. An electron is a fundamental sub-atomic particle of an atom possessing a negative charge. To initiate the flow of current and achieve the desired output, the electrical circuit should necessarily be composed of closed pathways. The pathways are made-up of good conductors of electricity such as aluminium and copper.