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Q: What are Solution Methods available in geotechnical or foundation engineering ?

A: Solution methods available in geotechnical or foundation engineering are:- Bearing Capacity…

Q: Describe common problems in foundations

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Q: After the construction of watermain, prior to hydrostatic pressure test, swabbingis carried out.…

A: Hydrostatic pressure testing, also known as Leak Test or hydrostatic testing, is a method for…

Q: Note: Given question is TRUE or False. Give me right answer with short explanation. The geotextile…

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Q: Explain the advantages of using top-down approach in basement construction?

A: Top down construction is the reverse method of bottom-up construction in which the permanent…

Q: What are the basic components of the reinforcing earth construction?

A: basic components of reinforcing earth construction are : 1- Soil 2- Reinforcement 3- Skin

Q: Describe the concept of stress roc

A: An object is stressed when it is subjected to a force. A rock is stressed when a force per unit area…

Q: what is the most type of foundation used in constructing towers

A: Pile Foundations are adopted for high rise towers. Most of the towers are subjected to wind…

Q: What are the types of structures subject to lateral soil and water pressures?

A: Structure which is used to hold back the lateral soil mass and water pressure is called a Retaining…

Q: Describe the Effect of capillary moisture on shear strength of cohesionless soil.

A: Capillary water:

Q: Why foundation is required under building?

A: The foundation of a framework is what gives the structure its strength. The foundation's primary…

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: Define Allowable Stress Design

A: Their are mainly two type of design concept: Allowable stress method Load and resistance factor…

Q: Explain the Effects of high groundwater on foundation and basement design.

A: Effect of water table on the foundation: We know that terzaghi’s equation for strip footing is…

Q: What is the allowable load on wall footing with a bearing capacity of 3000 psf, wall thickness of…

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Q: How do geotechnical engineers determine the appropriate foundation design for a building on a site…

A: Determining the appropriate foundation design for a building on a site with heterogeneous soil…

Q: Write on the concept of below ? Shallow Foundations – Structural Design

A: Shallow Foundation : A shallow foundation is a type of building foundation that transfers building…

Q: What are the factors that lead to concavity of the load vs penetration curve? How do you make the…

A: Brief Concept Introduction- California Bearing Ratio Test- The CBR rating of a subgrade is used to…

Q: Why is it critical to accurately calculate the centerline of a perimeter foundation of a building?

A: Centerline method:- In center line of estimation, first the total center line length of walls in a…

Q: How Permeability and Seepage differ?

A: Permeability: It is defined  property of material that allows flow of fluid through it. It also…

Q: 8. Determine the minimum thickness of the slab with a 6.00 meters by 5.00 meters dimension. (in…

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Q: Define floating slab foundation?

A: Floating slabs are the slab that lay over the soil without anchorage. Floating slab sometimes called…

Q: Many factors need to be thought through before a system is moved. Include concrete,…

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Q: Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) walls using metal strips or geotextiles as soil reinforcement…

A: Mechanically stabilised earthern walls consist of two layers of backfill and soil reinforcement…

Q: The impact of grades is much higher on passenger car than trucks true or false?

A: False

Q: Identify the formula of AREA use in earthwork and give 2 example problems

A: Given,  Our aim is to identify the formulas for determining the Area of earthworks.    So, let's get…

Q: Describe the principles of soil reinforcement techniques?

A: Soil reinforcement techniques are used to improve the engineering properties of soil by…

Management levels

Management levels are the hierarchy of all the designations of people present in a construction company or construction project. For the proper execution of the project, all the components of a management hierarchy must work properly as per their responsibility. The main objective of creating management levels is that the whole work should be distributed in parts to the respective departments of specialization in that part.