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Q: State the depth of improvement ?

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

Q: A is an electronic file that contains numerous projects within it. O project pool WBS Gantt chart…

A: Project Pool means a series of Eligible Projects sold to Owner XVII or Owner XVIII in accordance…

Q: Why is the contractor, required to submit all data through the field office and not directly to the…

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Q: How is the punch list prepared?

A: A punch list can be defined as a document that is prepared when the project nears the completion and…

Q: Describe Building codes administrationand the construction standards.

A: The building code administration is a collection of rules, which can define the standards for…

Q: Write all the design data for a building design?

A: The design details are

Q: Define the Design working life ?

A: Design Life The design life (or design administration life) of a structure, other construction or…

Q: In detail what is the CSI MasterFormat and what is listed in division 28?

A: Answer  CSI MasterFormat also known as "Dewey Decimal system" is the product of the Construction…

Q: What is FAQ?

A: FAQ is also called the frequently asked questions section that is a informative section where the…

Q: Define Stripping?

A: Brief concept- It is related to the construction part and also known as De-shuttering.

Q: Within the preceding elements,what should be the preference order for the documents?

A: An order of precedence is listed to resolve any disputes that arise from the conflicts between the…

Q: what was the unit used in the plan shown above ? autocad

A: There base unit in AutoCad is inch.

Q: Define the term Index Properties.

A: The index properties are the soil properties which help to identify and classify soil. These…

Q: What are the other Nonstandard construction specifications formats in use?

A: We have to organize non-standard specifications while special types of structural system are to be…

Q: Under CSI Format, explain the difference between the documents referred to as “General Conditions”…

A: Difference between the General conditions and general requirements under the CSI format:

Q: actors that cause hardness along with a bibliography

A: The water hardness may be simply defined as the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in the…

Q: Question 1 A draw schedule is typically proposed by a contractor. O True False

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Q: Differentiate between Design built and design firm?

A: Both the organization are work on the desogn.

Q: Quality Engineering question A Production Engineer working in Company A wants to maintain a…

A: Introduction- The standard operations procedures  is a series of step-by-step procedures established…

Q: Briefly describe the CSI Specifications?

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

Q: Define Dynamic Replacement.

A: Dynamic Replacement is the dynamic compaction variation, and comprises of delivering energy of…

Q: Discuss the following: 1. Construction drawing 2. Specification 3. Quantity survey and cost estimate…

A: The mechanical (HVAC), electrical, and plumbing systems present in modern structures are referred to…

Q: some examples of the term OFFSET

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Q: Describe the Project Delivery System?

A: The project delivery system is a process which is used to assign the responsibilities of the…

Q: What are master specifications?

A: Master specifications are a compilation of standardized, guide specifications or pre-written…

Q: Explain what is project close out?

A: The term project closeout in construction is the last stage of a construction project and an…

Q: Describe the MODIFIABLE and NON-MODIFIABLE risk factors of CAD

A: Risk factors which can be altered through a variety of lifestyle modifications are referred to as…

Q: What is expert determination?

A: Experts are often assigned by justices and adjudicators in national courts and arbitration…

Q: Discuss the safeguard measures of a contractor.

A: The contractor is a person who looks after the safety of people at construction site. The contractor…

Q: What is a contractors design portion?

A: The contract is a legal agreement which is signed between two or more parties. The limitation period…

Q: According to CSI, how many formats are there under OmniClass to organize the construction…

A: The objective of the question is to understand the number of formats under OmniClass, their…

Q: Describe the web-enabled project management?

A: Web Enabled project Management is used in storing and managing the project information efficiently.…

Q: Define Construction tolerances—The

A: Tolerance in construction:

Q: Describe Design by Contract” principles

A: Design by Contract is a software engineering approach that aims to improve software reliability and…

Q: diagrams on the spaces provided: For the frame in Figure 1 compute all support reactions and draw…

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Q: what does the special design-build documents consist of?

A: The method in which the design and construction services are done considering it as a single unit is…

Q: Within the specifications,write the order of precedence?

A: An order of precedence clause is used to sets the order in which the contract documents take…

Q: Define Structural Analysis

A: Answer  Structural Analysis refers to the determination of the axial forces, shear forces, bending…

Q: In a circumstances in a private construction where there are any indications that the work done is…

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Temperature effects on atom arrangements

Atoms are the smallest units of matter. Atoms can be subdivided into electrons, protons, and several other subatomic particles. Groups or combinations of atoms form molecules that primarily decide the property and behavior of materials. These molecules have the property to attract other molecules based on the valence electrons in the atoms' outermost orbit. An orderly arrangement of molecules is known as crystal structure, which forms the fundamental topic of concern in materials science and engineering. The arrangement of molecules is different for different materials and hence, each material exhibits different lattice arrangements. The lattice arrangements are functions of external loads, deformations, and temperature. On experiencing high temperatures or low temperatures, the behavior of the lattice arrangement of a material change.