How is the evaluation of the claim of a differing site  conditions made?

Q: Describe the difference between an intact and a transversely isotopic rockmass and explain why this…

A: The intact isotopic rockmass: The unfractured blocks between discontinuities in a typical rock mass…

Q: What do you mean by differing site conditions?

A: Differing site conditions:

Q: Describe about the Erosion control function in Geosynthetics?

A: Erosion can occur due to human activities, or simply because nature requires a helping hand to…

Q: How are subsurface conditions on a site determined?

A: Answer Subsurface is the layer below the surface we find the condition before make the flooring.

Q: What is the differeing site condition?

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Q: Problem no. 7: At station 10+010, a rectangular trench was measured and found to be 9.4 m wide by…

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Q: Management conditions include topography, surface and weather conditions, and requirements for work…

A: Management conditions include the topography, surface and weather conditions, and requirements for…

Q: Given the following set of slope staking notes, find X2:

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Q: 26.5* Two level sections 75 ft apart with center heights 4.8 and 7.2 ft in fill, base width 30 ft,…

A: Given data- B= 30 ft L =75 ft Slope = 2:1 Find out - Volume of cross section ?

Q: Who investigates the Site conditions?

A: Site investigation is just the process of gathering information, evaluating data and documenting…

Boundary Surveys

A boundary survey is a property survey used to measure the perimeter of any property to locate the boundary line. Only after deciding the boundary, the area of a property can be computed. Bases on the area, the land can be subdivided, sold or any building can be constructed on the land. The property corners are first marked with any type of markers, such as rebar, metal survey markers, pipe, or wooden flags, and are then labeled for identification. The markers should be visible from all sides of the property to ensure optimum visibility. Any paint that assures visibility is used to indicate the boundaries in between the corner points. The procedure of delineating property lines must adhere to legal description and guidelines and it is an important part of the land registration system. This type of surveying is also called cadastral surveying.