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Q: What is the Split-tension test? How it is different from the Flexure Strength Test?

A: Split tension test : 1. It is a method determining the tensile strength of concrete using a cylinder…

Q: b) A7 in 17 lb/ft (6.538in ID) casing string is set at 8,000 ft deep in a 8 3/4 in hole. A height of…

A: Solution; Given that; Mass of cement=94lb/sk The specific gravity of cement=3.14 The mass of…

Q: Design a RC square footing by Ultimate Strength ACI Column dimensions: 14''x14'' LL= 100 k DL =…

A: Data given: Column dimensions = 14" x 14" LL = 100 k  DL = 71 k qall = 4 ksf f'c = 3 ksi fy = 60 ksi…

Q: Estimate the TOTAL quantity of cement, sand and gravel needed for 12 pieces of the typical concrete…

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

A: Following is a triangular strip load:

Q: FOUNDATION PLAN NGL NGL |C-1| |C-2 5750 mm 2250 mm 2000 mm 2250 mm 10350 mm ELEVATION crete Piles -…

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Q: Explain the difference between the shape of the actual shear failure surfaces in footings withthose…

A: The shear failure in the foundation is defined as the shear stresses in the soil is exceed the shear…

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

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Q: A solid masonry unit has what percentage of voids? O a. 25

A: ANSWER: a) <25

Q: C9-1. The concrete footing A was poured when this oolumn was put in place. Later the rest of the…

A: The 45° cracks in the foundation slab at each corner occurs as a result of shear failure of the…

Q: What is the purpose of the raft or mat foundation?

A: Raft or mat foundation is a large continuous footing which is used to control the differential…

Q: GIVE 10 DISADVANTAGES OF USING HOLLOW BLCOKS

A: Disadvantages of using hollow blocks are : High Maintenance cost Load bearing capacity of the wall…

Q: Surveying The following staff readings were taken in succession with a dumpy level. The instrument…

A: Given data, 1st reading was taken on a BM , RL of benchmark= 200.00m The instrument was shifted…

Q: what is the Basic recommended slump for column ?

A: Slump Test- It is defined as the test which is used to measure the workability of concrete which 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: Explain Procedures for bracing excavation sheeting..

A: Procedure of the Bracing Excavation:

Q: 1. Reinforcement is one of the primary uses of geotextile in foundation a.True b. False c.Maybe d.…

A: 1.Reinforcement is one of the primary uses of geotextile in foundation   This statement is true

Q: Q. 2. Determine the reactions at the supports for the frame in Q. 2. E is constant. 3k/ft B 10k Inc…

A: We have to determine the support reaction for the frame as given in the figure.

Q: Question #1 why is the sum of un-factored loads instead of sum of sum of the factored loads used for…

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Q: 7k/f 12'

A: Given Data: UVL=7k/ft Span L=12' To find Vmax

Q: Define the Unconfined Compression Test ? Where it can be applied ?

A: Solution: The Unconfined Compression test is basically laboratory test. It is used to determine the…

Q: 150 kN 24 kN/m A |D BO00 C 000 2 m 1 m 0.5 m0.5 m

A: The degree of static indeterminacy = 4-3 =1. The moment at B is taken as redundant R and the basic…

Q: Define the below term ? Gross foundation pressure (or gross contact pressure, or, gross loading…

A: Gross foundation pressure; It is the total pressure at the bottom of the footing because of weight…

Q: Estimate the TOTAL quantity of cement, sand and gravel needed for 12 pieces of the typical concrete…

A: Given data, Number of footings and column = 12 Concrete in colums = Class B Concrete in footing =…

Q: Foundation: Direct Shear Test

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Q: 7. Consider a stress state where p = 15 and q 12. The relevant soil properties are o = 35° and c= 3.…

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Q: When is it necessary to employ a mat foundation?

A: It is used to reduce differential settlement of buildings. Raft or mat foundation is used when the…

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

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Q: Describe about the designing mat foundations?

A: Mat foundation A mat foundation is defined as a system in which the entire building is placed on a…

Q: When can the flexure formula be applied?

A: Flexure refers to the action of curving or bending or the condition of being curved or bent. Due to…

Q: What is Schmidt Hammer Test & Point Load Test? pls explain Briefly

A: Schmidt Hammer Test  A Schmidt hammer is also known as a Swiss hammer or a rebound hammer or…

Q: Estimate the TOTAL quantity of cement, sand and gravel needed for 12 pieces of the typical concrete…

A: Given data, Total number of column and footing = 12 Concrete for column = Class B Concrete for…

Fire Place Construction and Layout

A fireplace is a chamber, made of different materials usually constructed to contain the fire for various applications. A fireplace is often known as a hearth. Fireplaces can be made of bricks, steel, stone, and concrete. Fireplaces serve as room heaters for cold areas and vary in design and heat efficiency.