Quartering, Basticit Q3) Answer the followings: 1-Under what conditions would you recommend the use of sulphate resisting cement? 2- What is the effect of aggregate surface roughness on the concrete strength? 3-Why does workability of fresh concrete decrease with time?

Q: Write down the objectives of Design of Concrete Structure II?

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Q: Provide the ASTM for Specific Weight of ff: a. Fine Aggregate b. Coarse Aggregate:

A: Here it is asked to provide the ASTM Specification for Specific Weight of following:1. Fine…

Q: Where does “stress at a point” analysis can be applicable?

A: The analysis of stress at a point is applicable to find the mechanical properties of the solid…

Q: How do you test load/stress testing?

A: The load testing process can be briefly described as below the process:-  1. Create the dedicated…

Q: Define the  various limit states of strength ?

A: Answer:- Limit state:- A limit state is a condition of a structure beyond which it no longer…

Q: Explain the term STRESSES BENEATH ?

A: The term stress beneath is generally used for the stress beneath the granular embankment.

Q: What is the significance of iron and steel as a construction materials?

A: Significance of Iron:- Iron is used in variety of ways in construction material. Iron has grown in…

Q: Name of the Materials using Doors & Windows.

A: The door and windows play an important part in the house. While installing doors and windows…

Q: in your own words give 3 concrete example where you can apply the kinematics of particles as a civil…

A: Kinematics is the study of the motion of points, objects, and groups of objects without considering…

Q: discuss five specific advantages of concrete structures in building from environmental point of…

A: Concrete: the combination of cement, fine aggregate, coarse aggregate and water is known as…

Q: What are Sources of Shear Resistance

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

Q: Why is it important for civil engineers to determine the deflection and stress in beams?

A: Deflection is very important for the civil engineers in order to measure the weight of a particular…

Q: The details of the section geometry reinforced concrete beam are given Width of the beam (mm)…

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Q: explain about the most important materials that use in building

A: Given - Explain about the most important materials that use in building

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: .  Explain the three stages in casting process and its applications.

A: Stages of casting: While each casting method creates unique challenges and process enhancements, all…

Q: Provide examples of practical engineering applications of Equation of Elastic Curve

A: we know that,equation of elastic curveM=EId2ydx2where,M= moment EI=flexural rigidity of the beam

Q: Make and solve a problem involving the concepts of stresses in beams Note:  -Make your own Problem…

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Q: d. Calculate the area moment of inertia (ly) for design A and design B. Make sure to use the…

A: Given two designs,  The MI about centroidal y axis and polar moment of inertia through the…

Q: timeline of concrete history.

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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: Discuss the grading of timber for structural purposes in civil and construction engineering

A: structural grading is done on the basis of  strength of the timber  The higher the number of F grade…

Q: Explain the concept of distribution of loads in structures.

A: Definition of load distribution in a structure : The spreading out of a load over a wider area is…

Q: Explain the role of stirrups in beams.

A: Solution: The main  role of the stirrups in beam is generally that it  holds the primary…

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: Q3/ Define (.. Consistency of concrete, Segregation of concrete, bleeding of concrete, Bond strength…

A: a) Consistency of concrete:- The manner a material remains together is described by its consistency;…

Q: Enumerate and explain (in your own words) the limit states that should be considered

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Q: What are the content of special scheme of prefabricated structure hoisting in civil engineering

A: Structural engineering is a civil engineering sub-discipline where structural engineers are trained…

Q: What are the sources of stress for industrial engineer

A: Solution: Industrial engineer is the one who is responsible for designing, imporovisation, and…

Q: basic introduction about concrete materials

A: Introduction- The Concrete is a combination materials made up of coarse and fine aggregates linked…

Q: Concretes have several properties. Which one of the following statements is incorrect? a. Concretes…

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Q: Explain the difference between mold and a cast.

A: Various materials are usually heated to high temperature to turn it into liquid form and then it is…

Q: How does the slope of the unload/reload line correspond to the Modulus of Elasticity calculated from…

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Q: what are compatibility or kinametics conditions for underdeterminate structure of a material?

A: There are two methods for analysis of indeterminate structures. 1) Force compatibility method:- The…

Q: Define what is a stress-strain diagram and its importance in Civil Engineering field.

A: ASKED: To define a stress-strain diagram and it's importance in civil engineering.     Definition: A…

Electric Circuit and Components

An electrical circuit or electrical network is a pre-determined pathway to make the electrons flow in the desired direction. The flow of electrons will set up a current flow in the circuit. Normally, the flow of electrical current is opposite to the flow of electrons. An electron is a fundamental sub-atomic particle of an atom possessing a negative charge. To initiate the flow of current and achieve the desired output, the electrical circuit should necessarily be composed of closed pathways. The pathways are made-up of good conductors of electricity such as aluminium and copper.