What is The downward load-movement plot?

Q: ould a negative answer mean that the direction arrow was drawn in the wrong direction in the FBD?

A: To explain the directions of the moments and forces

Q: Determine how far is the centroid of the given cross section above the base. + 4.50" 2-50" 4: 50"…

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Q: Explain needle-punching procedure in geotextiles.

A: Geo textiles are permeable materials that have the capacity to isolate, absorb, reinforce, cover or…

Q: The areas in cut of two irregular sections 45 m apart are 44 m^2 and 66 m^2 respectively. The base…

A: Given values: Area of 1st cut, A1 = 44 m2 Area of 2nd cut, A2 = 66 m2 Distance between the cuts, L =…

Q: nformation modelling and DFD levelling are discussed.

A: There are two important concepts in software engineering and systems analysis: information modelling…

Q: Describe the Use of geosynthetics for reinforcement, stabilization, and slope protection is useful.

A: Landslides are usually caused by rain in the soft or weathered rock soils. Such slopes are…

Q: Why Bearings are predominately used in boundary surveying?

A: Bearing usually are measured with respect to a fixed meridian(generally true North) unlike normal…

Q: The cross section at station 2+60 has a cut area of 9 ft² and a fill area of 4 ft² and the cross…

A: Given that,  Cut Area of cross-section at station 2+60, A2+60=9ft² Cut Area of cross-section at…

Q: How do I find the horizontal analysis

A: Horizontal Analysis of financial statements is an analysis method that represents the changes that…

Q: List the four types of sketches grouped by projection methods

A: The four types of sketches grouped by projection methods are listed below-

Q: Use the following 1- Fill the NGL values in the profile view. 2- Draw NGL using a vertical scale…

A: NGL: The Natural Ground Level (NGL) is defined as the unmodified level of the ground or land.…

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: The distance between two street intersections on an aerial photo of an urban area is 4.32”.  The…

A: Given data- Aerial photo distance (DA) = 4.32" Actual Block Length (DL) = 1200'

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.