Explain the Relevance of soil color for site specific use

Q: What is adsorption zone?

A: The deposition of molecular species onto the surface of any object is known as adsorption. The…

Q: Define undrained condition

A: If water is not allowed to flow in or out of the soil,  the stress path is called an undrained…

Q: Explain the various losses in prestressing ?

A: Solution: Pre-stress loss is the decrease of initial applied prestresses to an effective value. We…

Q: Differentiate between two methods of soil investigation

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Q: xamples of internal and exterior fragmentation are shown. Make use of visual aid

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Q: What were fly-ash ESPs?

A: An electrostatic precipitator is defined as a filterless device that excludes fine particles, for…

Q: When does the procedure to assess the potential for site liquefaction to occur?

A: Site liquefaction: “A Phenomenon or process whereby a partially saturated or fully saturated soil…

Q: Define why concrete profile barriers designed with curved surface profiles?

A: Question is based on concrete profile barriers. Reason needs to be provide for the curved surface…

Q: give an example of soil behavior

A: Required:Give an example of soil behaviour

Q: How acoustic method used in locating weathered zones? Explain the process

A: concept- Acoustic methods are based on pleasing vibrations in a model that has a local impact and…

Q: Define what is Inclinometer ? Explain the use of Inclinometer ?

A: Inclinometer- It is a device or sensor used to measure the inclination angle of any bent structure.…

Q: What is a vadose zone in the subsurface region of an area, and what causes it?

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Q: Write down the intended functions for foundation drains

A: Foundation drains can be defined as it is an exterior drainage system installed on the outer face of…

Q: Q)What are the components of a 3D cement construction printer and a 3D metal printer?

A: The components of a 3D cement construction printer and a 3D metal printer are: 1.Extruders :…

Q: What is soil set-up factor?

A: The bearing capacity is the major factor in the geotechnical engineering. The scientists have…

Q: How are finished grades determined in machine guidance and control?

A: .Today’s machine-control systems help operators of all skill levels get to finished grade faster by…

Q: Where does the bentonite clay slurry is used?

A: Bentonite is a Montmorillonite type of clay.

Q: Define the  Soil Origin ? Explain the types of weathering ?

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Q: Draw the subgrade design process.

A: Note: As you have not mentioned anything else except the "Draw the subgrade design process". So, we…

Q: Differentiate between Freeze-Thaw weathering and Exfoliation weathering in aspect of engineering…

A: Concept- Weathering- It is the process of the breakdown of rocks and minerals on the Earth's…

Q: What is cavity ratio? Then give 4 examples

A: Answer Cavity Ratio 1) Room Cavity Ratio= Room cavity ratio is determined by 5 times the ratio of…

Q: Define the soil mechanics principles ?

A: A branch of civil engineering science called soil mechanics examines the mechanical properties of…

Q: escribe the construction process for slab on grade construction including the foundation

A: Residential and light commercial buildings are often constructed using slab-on-grade construction,…

Temperature effects on atom arrangements

Atoms are the smallest units of matter. Atoms can be subdivided into electrons, protons, and several other subatomic particles. Groups or combinations of atoms form molecules that primarily decide the property and behavior of materials. These molecules have the property to attract other molecules based on the valence electrons in the atoms' outermost orbit. An orderly arrangement of molecules is known as crystal structure, which forms the fundamental topic of concern in materials science and engineering. The arrangement of molecules is different for different materials and hence, each material exhibits different lattice arrangements. The lattice arrangements are functions of external loads, deformations, and temperature. On experiencing high temperatures or low temperatures, the behavior of the lattice arrangement of a material change.