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Q: What is the difference between ASD and LRFD

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

Q: When selecting construction equipment used to build a building, the contractor should always do the…

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Q: Don't copy from other websites . why AASHTO LRFD always yield economical design

A: Brief concept- AASHTO LRFD- It stands for Load and Resistance Factor Design. It is used for the…

Q: Define the concept of Design Loads ?

A: The concept of Design Loads are; A load is defined as the external force acting on the structure,…

Q: Assuming that you have convinced the owner/designer to not use No3 grade and only Select Structure…

A: Lumber grade first and second is the highest grade of hardwood lumber. it is usually 6-inches x…

Q: Define what is Two-way shear ?

A: One way shear One way shear will be ruling in linear structures like beam, combined footing…

Q: What are the similarities and difference between the actual ASTM C143 standard and the procedure…

A: In ASTM C143, the test method includes the determination of the hydraulic cement concrete slump in…

Q: Explain the disadvantages of grillage analysis which is commonly used in structural analysis of…

A: In designing the no. of cells for concrete box girder bridges. The depth of the box girder bridge…

Q: What is the main difference in constructing a residential building and an industrial building? How…

A: Residential Building: Residential Building refers to the Construction of Buildings according to the…

Q: Define the process of computing the design factored loads ?

A: The strength of structural members of reinforced cement concrete is determined with the help of…

Q: Develop cost codes for each element of the WBS shown inFigure 7.4. Hint: If you assign the account…

A: The different type of work being done on a project is termed as cost code. The individual costs are…

Q: Why we comply with resident engineer and the clerk of works

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Q: As a future civil engineer, which do you prefer to use in designing a structure, LRFD or ASD? Why?

A: To find :- which do you prefer to use in designing a structure, LRFD or ASD?

Q: Given: A square CMU building built using 12"x8"x16" block that is 25'-4" on each side and is 11'-4"…

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Q: Assuming that you have convinced the owner/designer to not use No3 grade and only Select Structure…

A: Lumber- It is described as the felling of economically valuable trees in the forest for domestic,…

Q: How to produce a rough cost estimation for the structural design solutions such as ribbed slab…

A: Rough cost estimation is usually estimated when project budget is calculated initially. It generally…

Q: Why should the Resident Project Representative for design not supervise the techniques?

A: When a person is appointed on site as the representative for looking all the affairs of site is…

Q: Make sure you know the difference between fixed and movable slots. What impact may they have on the…

A: A slot is a shelf or part of a shelf where  items of a warehouse sit. Warehouse slotting is…

Q: Activity Description Time Immediate Predecessors (Dependencies) А. Excavate None В. Foundation A С.…

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Q: Which of the following is true about formwork? it tends to be labor intensive for elevated…

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Q: 4.4 Refer to the framing span diagrams from Architects' Studio Companion and answer the following…

A: As per Bartleby's guidelines we are supposed to answer only first three questions. Kindly repost…

Q: In a circumstances in a private construction where there are any indications that the work done is…

A: Introduction- Construction- It is the process of planning and management of the construction of…

Q: Substantial completion of a project is when: O The roof placement is completed. O 10 days prior to…

A: Substantial completion of a project is when: Answer  The owner can begin to occupy and use the…

Q: Define The structural ultimate limit

A: In the limit state method a structure is designed for safety against collapse (for ultimate strength…

Q: What is the punching shear failure?

A: Punching shear failure: Punching shear is also called as two way shear. It is the shear that is…

Q: Describe the term the selection of the trailer type field office/

A: In the field of construction , the offices are needed to be set at the fields or construction site.…

Q: Is the contractor obligated to provide access to the work to the architect?

A: Usually, the contractor requires access to the site, even though such access is restricted or…

Q: CONSTRUCT 4 A 4B A SUMMARY TABUL & PLOT Fc = 6000 PS1 fy = 60 ks2 Fe 4000 PS1 Fy = 60 KSI 23 26 14"…

A: Beam AWidth= 14in ; Eff. Depth= 20.5in ; depth of NA= 4.45in ; Strain in concrete= 0.003 ; Strain in…

Q: How does faults and joints affect road cuts?

A: Faults and joints  It is a phenomena of fracturing and displacement of rock strata or soil layer due…

Q: Identify and compare all relevant advances and developments of engineering draughting techniques and…

A: Engineering draughting techniques have undergone several advancements and developments over the…

Q: Why is it importnat to have exterior materials in a design room for project management?

A: Exterior materials are an essential component of any building project, and their selection and…

Q: What is the additional method in use for determining the permissible or safe design loading?

A: Working stress method: It was the standard design approach not only for RCC, as well as for steel…

Q: Select a particular material item (e.g., concrete) and follow its material handling process from the…

A: Special equipment for Earthwork as; Excavators Backhoe Dragline Excavator Bulldozers Graders Wheel…

Q: what type of contract is this: (1) The supply by a wholesaler of 10,000 bricks to the site…

A: Consider the given statement The supply by a wholesaler of 10,000 bricks to the site following a…

Q: Can just certain candidate system types be employed in a building?

A: A candidate system refers to a proposed solution for a particular aspect of a construction project.…

Q: What is a throwaway FGD process?

A: Throwaway FGD Process: Throwaway Process is a method of Flue-gas Desulfurization commonly adopted…

Q: Does the principal agent/engineer have power to give instructions after practical completion?

A: There is no complete explanation for the actual termination, and the case law is very strict. There…

Management levels

Management levels are the hierarchy of all the designations of people present in a construction company or construction project. For the proper execution of the project, all the components of a management hierarchy must work properly as per their responsibility. The main objective of creating management levels is that the whole work should be distributed in parts to the respective departments of specialization in that part.