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Q: Write any two uses of drop panel in the flat slab

A: The flat slab is defined as a two-way reinforced concrete slab which is used when direct transfer of…

Q: What are the technical requirements of fired common bricks?

A: Fired common bricks: It was formed by the compaction of wet clay into the molds and then kept for…

Q: and 20 meters high including the portion below normal grade line. How many bags will be needed for…

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Q: Don't waste my question. No wrong answer. House storage 95 ft x 65 ft must be finished with the drop…

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Q: Define the difference in application between open stirrups and closed stirrups in concrete beams?

A: Basically function of the stirrups is to  Resist shear stress developed in the beam  Hold the main…

Q: Define differences in design between normal precast concrete pipes and pipes used for pipe jacking?

A: Pipe jacking: Pipe jacking is a trenchless construction that is used to install pipes beneath…

Q: Explain the process of placing roller compacted concrete with a vibratoryscreed.

A: When finishing concrete slabs, Vibratory screed can fit the demands of every job site with a variety…

Q: Define Post-Tensioned Concrete.

A: To define: Post-Tensioned Concrete.

Q: What is intermittent kiln?

A: Kilns in general refer to the type of places or spots where ignition activity is carried out to cool…

Q: How is an exposed aggregate concrete floor surface produced?

A: Exposed mixture has become a preferred ornamental concrete alternative because of its aesthetic…

Q: What justifies the need for plenumrated cabling above ceiling tiles

A: plenum-rated cables are those cables whose outer coating is fire resistant, which helps in…

Q: Why are the rods are required to have some concrete coverage?

A: The space between the reinforcing rods and the concrete is called as concrete cover. While pouring…

Q: 1. Give the dead load in psf for the floor and wall section below. Do not round 3/4" wood paneling 4…

A: Given data:- Dead load, DL=22 psf live load, LL = 40 psf The joist are spanning 12' spaced at 16"…

Q: Determine the optimal roofing material and create a list of three (3) critical features to consider…

A: When it comes to selecting the optimal roofing material, the consideration of appearance,…

Q: What justifies the need for plenumrated cabling above ceiling tiles?

A: Ceiling tiles are the false ceiling which used for architectural purposes. The space…

Q: write in detail about different methods of pre stressing.Also write about the erection methods for…

A: There are two different methods of prestressing which are   Pre-tensioning: This is the foremost…

Q: What is the minimum required clear concrete cover for slab (mm) based on NSCP 2015. Your answer…

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Q: Elaborate what is upsetting in forging?

A: what is upsetting in forging? Upsetting in Forging is defined as the production process under which…

Q: PLACE YOUR ANSWERS HERE. I x,0 = 10 " 1" I y,0 = r x,0 = 4"X6"X ½" ry.o = 12" 4"X 8"X 1" 1" 10 "

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Q: Explain FIVE (5) timber characteristics that are improved after the  seasoning process

A: There are mention 5 characteristics of timber after seasoning process :-

Q: Define the Hollow core plank system ?

A: Hallow core plank system : A hallow core slab also known as a voided slab, hollow core plank or…

Q: What are the circumstances that warrant the installation of plenum-rated cabling above ceiling…

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Q: If i were to create a full pumice stone bath mat, what materials should be used?

A: Developing a complete pumice stone bath mat requires a thorough examination of technical factors and…

Q: Distinguish between Pre tension and post tension method of prestressing

A: In ordinary reinforced concrete tensile stress are taken by steel alone and compressive stress taken…

Q: What is the recommended moisture content for wood to be painted?

A: Seasoning of the wood or timber is the process by which the moisture content in a freshly cut tree…

Q: Define the following i) SMRF Structures ii) IMRF Structures

A: 1. The SMRF structures and IMRF structures are types of moment-resisting frames use to resist the…

Q: What is Spudding?

A: Spudding is defined as a process in which the drilling process of a well in any gas and oil industry…

Q: Identify the influence of fly ash, GGBS and silica fume on fresh concrete.

A: To enhance the qualities of concrete, additional cementitious ingredients such as fly ash, ggbs, and…

Q: Copies the standards relevant to heavy wood construction from the local building code.

A: Introduction: Heavy timber construction is a method of achieving fire resistance by limiting the…

Q: Why is brick debris an un preferable break for concrete work

A: Brick debris is un preferable for concrete work because of following reasons:- strength…

Q: Prepare sketches illustrating the various types of monolithically cast slab and beam floors and…

A: Answer  Introduction Monolithically cast salband beam floor means the beam and floor will be cast…

Q: Provide clear and step by step solution Using LRFD, PL400x350 mm base plate, W12x120 column,…

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Q: Define the IS code for Plain and Reinforced Concrete ?

A: IS 456-2000 Plain and Reinforced Concrete -  is an Indian Standard code of practice used in  general…

Q: 1- Why are there standard specifications for bricks? 2- And what happens if the bricks fail to meet…

A: Reference : ASTM American Society Testing Materials To determine : 1. Standard specifications 2.…

Q: Differentiate the wood shake and wood shingles?

A: Wood shake and wood shingles are wood roofing material. wood shingles are sawn on both side whereas…

Q: way to Determine the required thickness of the concrete base ?

A: Answer Factor affecting the calculating minimum thickness of the slab1) Applied load2) Durability of…

Q: Before any system of precast concrete flooring is put in consideration, several factors must be put…

A: This question is related to the design of RCC structure from civil engineering. In this question ,…

Q: Discuss defects of Timber in detail, also draw a neat and clean diagram for each defect.

A: Solution: There are mainly 5 types of defects in timber:1. Defects due to natural Forces2. Defects…

Q: Q3/ List four points of the Engineering Properties for the Bricks?

A: Brick is one of the oldest materials used in engineering construction work. It mainly used in…

Q: What is Laminated Veneer Lumber? Explain Axis convention used for defining loading conditions for…

A: A multilayer mixture of wood veneers and adhesive is called laminated veneer lumber (LVL). It is a…

Finishing Operations

Finishing operations are the processes that are applied to the workpiece at the end of a manufacturing process, and after completing all other relevant operations that bring the product to its required dimensions. Finishing operations involve polishing, reducing the surface roughness, eliminating wrinkling, and grinding to enhance the surface texture and provide a better surface finish to the workpiece surface.