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A: Given information: Height of hall = 15' Dimensions of hall = 30'×20' Thickness of wall = 19" fc'=3…

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A: Solution; ASD Method This method is also known as the Allowable Stress Method. Use 'Service' Loads…

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A: To Design the Small office building with exterior siding finish. The 2007  California Building Codes…

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A: The excavation bracing can be defined as it is a support which is used transfers the lateral earth…

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A: A plumbob is used to check whether the objects are vertically placed or not. It consists of a weight…

Q: What type of floor tile is used for area subject to heavy use?

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A: The Standard Specifications require that reinforcing steel hooks and bends conform to the provisions…

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A: Flat slab and flat plate

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A: Step 1:  Step 2:

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A: The basic function of any roof is to offer protection from the elements for people and their…

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A: Solution: Types of Roof panel: 1. AC roofing sheet2. Aluminium Roofing sheet3. Polycarbonate Roofing…

Q: What span information are available for glued-laminated wood decking?

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Q: Draw with scale 1:10 a section in roof slab showing all layers used in roofing if you k

A: Solution- For the roof slab section - Scale = 1: 10 Slab thickness = 15cm Parapet height = 70cm

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Q: Check for subsidence and reinforcement detail.

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A: A floor beam is a huge pillar, normally steel, that traverses the width of a house at the middle and…

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A: When used in heavy timber construction, Glulam ensures high earthquake resistance and excellent…

Q: Find all the concrete amount in the foundation

A: Step 1: Identify the number of footings in the plan, in this case we have 12 different footings.…

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A: Timber decay is caused by a biological attack within the wood by bound species of fungi. The fungus…

Q: flowchart detailing the deisgn of One-way Slab

A: One-way Slab: - It is a slab in which longer span is equal or greater than 2 times of shorter span…

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A: For the C12×25 Area=7.35in2centroid from base is 0.674inFor the C12×25 Area=20in2centroid from base…

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A: To select the material for acoustical control analyze the background of acoustics and the…

Q: Define In selection of waterstop, shall engineers use plain dumb-bell type or center-bulb type?

A: Water stop:

Q: GICR register?

A: GICR REGISTER:

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A: Consider the footing placement as in Figure (1).

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A: Solution: Given: One-way slab: Main bars = 12 mm diameter Temperature bars = 10 mm diameter

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A: Approach to solving the question: used autocad Detailed explanation: Examples: cad Key references:…

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A: Idealization of Structure: The idealization of structure is carried out by converting the actual…

Drawing Framing Plans

A framing plan is a plan that is a blueprint to display the locations, materials (like timber, steel), spacings, sizes, framing members, and the number of structural components required to construct the house. Drawing the joists and double framing in such a position so that they can be occupied in the completed building. There is no requirement for joist dimensions at each position. Perpendicular to the joist, the drawing of bridges is made and noted as “3-2” x 3 bridgings. Wall framing plans depict the position and methodology of framing openings and heights of the ceiling so that studs and posts can be cut out. As it is a vertical plane view, technically a wall framing plan is​ not a plan.