Determine the force in the members GF, CF, and CD of the truss in the figure left, and state if the members are in tension or compression. The parameters in the figure are given in the table below. Parameter Magnitude f1-365+115 f2-365+250 Unit F1 N F2 Fa f3-365+200 f4-365+200 Fa a-365+85 b-365+55 mm b mm C-365+45 mm d-365+75 mm e-65+35 f-65+75 e mm mm g-65+15 Degree

Q: What type of architecture is this?

A: Answer:- It is the METABOLISM TYPE ARCHITECTURE and it is Residential Building and/or Office…

Q: Explain the material and methods of construction?

A: Construction material is any material that is used for purposes of construction, including house…

Q: i cannot understand the hand writing please explain each step

A: Given: To find: The reactions at the supports X and Y.

Q: How to find yarn count from it weight and how to find weight from it count ??

A: The yarn count, a number that indicates how fine or coarse a yarn is, determines the quality of a…

Q: What are the concepts, principles, and origin of Regalian Doctrine?

A: The Regalian Doctrine The Regalian Doctrine is a legal concept that asserts that all natural…

Q: Describe the elements that make up a structure

A: Solution- The basic elements of a building structure are listed below. Roof Parapet Lintels Beams…

Q: What is Structures of mutual support?

A: Structure of mutual support:

Q: Explain what the float is.

A: 'FLOAT' is a word which mainly use in Construction Planning & Management Work. Float plays an…

Q: Explain Vibratory Hammers

A: The vibratory hammer: Vibratory Hammers is a device which is used ro drive the sheet piles into the…

Q: What is driven concrete pipes

A: Solution: Driven piles or precast piles are the prefabricated elements which are made up of timber,…

Q: What is one of the biggest obstacles to good constructability?

A: Constructability is the process or technique that aims at optimum use of knowledge and experience in…

Q: What is/are the difference between shakehand grip and penhold grip?

A:

Q: Give two examples of the fundamental canons of the NSPE’s Code ofEthics.

A: 1.The license and the permission from the authority is a prior requirement which leads to paramount…

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: Give examples of renewable building materials.

A: Timber is the best renewable building materials. It is obtained from either hardwood or softwood…

Q: What is the role of Specification?

A: - The role of Specification is: 1- Specifications gives clear instructions on the purpose,…

Q: what is the importance of finding/knowing the internal forces inside a structure/material when it…

A: The internal forces and the stresses inside the material helps in determining the designing of the…

Q: Glass and Building Codes.

A: Solution:  Safety glazing is basically required for the fixed and operable panel of glass that will…

Q: What is Muntin and what its use.

A: Muntin is a vertical timber member used mainly in doors and window panels.

Q: Explain professional responsibility af an engineer.

A: Brief concept- An engineer is responsible for various responsibilities and one of them is a…

Q: What is kerb ? why it is used for ?

A: given question is from traffic engineering.

Q: What is the difference between foot and international foot?

A: Solution: The main difference between the Foot and international Foot is that the international foot…

Q: Explain Carpet & which materils buit.

A: For the aesthetic of the building, there are many structural materials that are used. The building…

Q: what are your insight about the role of mechanical engineers and architect?

A: An analysis, design, manufacture, and maintenance of mechanical systems are performed by mechanical…

Q: May I trouble you to solve the problem (b)

A: Find: The reactions at the supports and draw the bending moment diagram.

Q: give the pros and cons of Structural Bridge with examples

A: Brief concept introduction- Structural Bridge- A bridge is a structure that spans a physical barrier…

Q: Differentiate between elasticity and plasticity.

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

Q: Provide 7 pros and cons of dating an engineer

A: in this question 7 pros and cons of dating an engineer is asked

Q: What do you know about Engineering Code of conduct?

A: Code of conduct or ethics: It is the principles that establish professional conduct. The principles…

Q: What are the works of an engineer?

A: Engineers are experts that create, develop, analyse, construct, and evaluate machines, complicated…

Q: -When did Architecture begin?

A: The beginning of architecture can be traced back to the Neolithic period, about 10 000 BC, or simply…

Q: Explain how hollow metal doorframes are secured to walls and floors?

A: If the doors are to operate appropriately, the installation of doors and frames is a procedure that…

Q: How can virtue ethics inform the practice of architecture, and what virtues are essential for…

A: A philosophical perspective known as virtue ethics emphasises the formation of moral character and…

Q: What is  negative skin friction ?

A: Friction is the resistance to motion of one object moving relative to another. It is not a…

Q: what is Green Roofs.

A: A roof is an essential part of any building, that provides the necessary protection from rain, sun,…

Q: what do they mean about modular construction? thanks for your answer!

A: Modular construction. One construction technique in civil engineering.

Q: modernize the structure with a sleek new stained glass or modern clear glass roof, or perhaps a…

A: Notre Dame is an ancient church situated in Paris. Recently, a fire broke which destroyed the roof…

Q: Describe the term compressibility.

A: Compressibility:- It is defined as the capability of the soil to decrease its volume under…

Q: What are the differences between construction and manufacturing

A:

Management of Labor

Labor, worker or construction laborer are the skilled workers employed in the construction site who performs several works which demand physical strength. The laborer's task is very challenging and often leads to fatigue and exhaustion. Depending on the nature of work, a construction firm may employ many laborers. The laborers prepare sites for construction works, loading and unloading of materials, removing hazards, dismantling, overhauling of equipment, shifting materials, and assisting higher officials. The labor may also require to operate special equipment depending upon its expertise. In a nutshell, the laborer's work is essential and challenging sometimes, and their involvement help to finish the construction process on time.A labor manager undertakes the task of labor-management in a construction site. He helps in the organization of the project by wisely and systematically managing the laborers involved with the project. A labor manager hires people with the expertise, to deliver the right productivity. Proper labor management will ensure high productivity, right skills utilization, availability of workers on time, and timely project completion.