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Q: What the deviator stress?

A: The deviator stress can be defined as it is the difference between the principal major and minor…

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Q: What types of sculpture are commonly available?

A: Sculpture is a generally a form of artwork used in interior as well as exterior locations.

Q: Make your own process on how to insert an image in autoCad.

A: Step-by-step procedure for how to insert an image in AutoCAD.

Q: What do beams develop?

A: Beams are the structural members which are loaded transversely. This transverse load can cause…

Q: Why are the beams called rolled shapes?

A: - Rolled shapes beams sections are thermo mechanically treated section with enhanced properties in…

Q: illustrate normal stresses in cross section.

A: Normal stress is the stress component perpendicular to a given surface, such as a cross section of a…

Q: Define the Tensile load transfer ?

A: Solution: Tensile load transfer is defined as a measure of the capacity of a material to stand up to…

Q: how do you use translational and rotational responses to derive the stiffness matric of a structure?

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Q: How will you know whether a three-dimensional framework will be stable? Use a sketch to support your…

A: ● Solution:-  The degree of static indeterminacy Ds is calculated for given 3D frame. DS = Dse + Dsi…

Q: What are Sources of Shear Resistance

A: Shear resistance  Shear resistance of an beam is estimated to comprise partly from concrete and the…

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Q: Define Allowable Stress Design

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

Q: XPLAIN WITH FIGURES WHAT IS MAJOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WET AND DRY ETCHING

A: Dry etching uses gas-phase reactants in plasma and the process is a combination of both chemical and…

Q: Define the two-elastic-layer system ?

A: Since flexible pavements are layer frameworks with quality materials on the highest point and cannot…

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Q: Explain what is swelling pressure ?

A: swelling pressure is  a term related with soil phenomenon . Certain soil which undergoes large…

Q: 3.3. How will you know whether a two-dimensional framework will be stable? Use a sketch to support…

A: Introduction- In order to be implemented in electronic media, a two-dimensional framework is…

Q: Explain what is English bond and what is English cross bond? Draw the picture.

A: English bond and English cross bond are the type of Bonds used in Brick Masonry . Bonds are defined…

Q: Define Stress at a Point.

A: The stress at appoint is defined as “the internal resistance developed by a loaded material per unit…

Q: How did u calculate minor and major stress

A: Minor and major stress

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Q: Define induced stresses ?

A: The internal resistance of a body to changes and deformation due to applied load is known as stress.…

Q: How to know, if structure is unstable?

A: Resistance offered by structure to undesirable movement like sliding, moment and toppling etc is…

Q: Details of columbs law of shear strength

A: Coulomb 's law of shear strength is used to evaluate  the total shear strength of a soil having…

Q: What is relation between stress and strain?

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Q: Define the Normal and Shear Stresses on a Plane ?

A: The normal stress is the stress acts perpendicular to the surface of the object.It can be of tension…

Q: what is grain elasticity?

A: Grit is the name for what is on a grinding, sanding or polishing tool. It is made up of a hard…

Q: Illustrate shear stresses in a cross section

A: Shear stress is defined as a stress which acts along the direction of force. It is given as τ= shear…

Q: Describe the method of virtual forces applied to beams?

A: The method of virtual force is defined as the total external work by the unit load is equal to the…

Q: Describe one of the methods of measuring surface tension with a physical justification.

A: Given :surface tension                                              To determine: method of…

Q: Differentiate between elasticity and plasticity.

A: Elasticity:  Elasticity is the property of a material which regains it's original shape once the…

Q: What is typical grade stamps for structural panels.

A: Grade Stamping is done for structural panels in order to differentiate and manage the panels in a…

Q: 8. The general plane of the construction drawing with background and color is more intuitive and…

A: 8.True   9.True     10.True

Q: Discuss how the framework for designing technology in commercial buildings is of help in the…

A: For the structural designer the basic inseparable tools are structure analysis and structural…

Q: What is the difference between "stress" and "pressure?

A: ASKED: To differentiate stress and pressure.   Pressure is the measure of a force applied externally…

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Q: Describe about the surface tension.

A: Surface tension is defined as the tensile force acting on the surface of a liquid in contact with a…

Q: Explain the uses of Mohr’s circle to determine stresses.

A: The equations of transformation for plane stress may be represented by a plot in graphical form…

Q: What does "crystal imperfection" mean?

A: A perfect crystal, with every atom of the same type in the correct position, does not exist is known…

Q: What is secondary compression?

A: Secondary compression:- It is a continuation of the volume change that started during primary…

Q: 8. The general plane of the construction drawing with background and color is more intuitive and…

A: Answer .8 - True Explanation-- It would be easy to understand the construction drawing when it is…

Q: Discuss rigid methods

A: Rigid method is used for designing mat foundation in which it is assumed that mat foundation is…