Explain the step-by-step procedure as presented by Leonards and Frost (1988) ?

Q: True or false? Under the CQC process, inspection is provided by the contractor.

A: The contractor is responsible for the betterment of the project. The contractor also responsible to…

Q: What preparations are required before a field study can be conducted

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Q: There are 4 basic components of risk management, which are hazard identification, risk assessment,…

A: Brief concept- Hazards- Hazards are something that has the potential to harm lives, property, or…

Q: What are TWA-TLVs (time weighted average threshold limit values)?

A: Introduction: The term "threshold limit value (TLV) – time-weighted average (TWA)" refers to the…

Q: Explain the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale the experience data obtained from investigating…

A: Earthquake are caused due to movement of Tectonic Plates.  The Modified Mercalli Scale is used to…

Q: Draw a network diagram representing the sequence of activities and the dependence between them.…

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Q: advantages of frequency response method?

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Q: Discuss screening, scoping and impact analysis in EIA?

A: here two question is asked first is from environmental engineering and second question is from…

Q: In 3-5 sentences, relate the impact of the industrial use of water for hydraulic fracturing…

A: Hydraulic fracturing (fracking)- In this process cracks in the rocks and rocks are forced to open…

Q: What is overall collection efficiency of a device?

A: The collection efficiency of a device for particles of diameter Dp is defined as, η Dp=1-number of…

Q: Who is responsible for the operating tests?

A: Different Civil Engineers are responsible for various operating tests as per their specialization in…

Q: What factors affect the selection of a testing instrument? What are the criteria for selecting an…

A: Some factors affecting while the selection of a testing tools/instruments

Q: What formula is suited to answer this question?

A: Given data in question Dry unit weight Water content 5 Samples are taken To find out Formula to be…

Q: Penetration testing reports should clearly document conclusions. What are three additional areas…

A: Solution: Penetration test reports are crucial because they provide you with a structured summary of…

Q: ExAmpte 2 Computing the lengths in feet corresponding to the following distances measured with…

A: Given data:  b) 6 ch 12 lkc) 24 ch 8 lk Q1) a) 20 ch 25 lkb) 50 ch 5 lk

Q: Why the first performance period is more than the second performance period?

A: Solution: Serviceability IndexServiceability Index is defined as the measurement of the present…

Q: black box testing?

A: Black-box testing is a method of software testing that examines the functionality of an application…

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Q: What are the different types of testing?

A: Brief concept- Testing- Generally, testing is the process of determining how well something…

Q: Is measurement for payment of underground pipelines constructed in place in hilly terrain generally…

A: The contractor is responsible for the betterment of the project. The contractor also responsible to…

Q: 1. What is the aim of pipe network analysis? a) To determine the mass of fluid b) To determine the…

A: This question is related to the Pipe Network from Fluid Mechanics. In this we answered about use of…

Q: What is the best conclusion in this graph ?

A: The grading of soil is defined by the particle size distribution curve. The grade of soil is…

Q: Does either the method of limits or the staircase method offer a better operational definition of…

A: 1.Answer In Fechner's Method of limits, threshold is defined as the average of the points on each…

Q: What is the recommendations we must take it when we select the location of intakes?

A: Intake structures are the structure which are used to collect from surface source like river, lake,…

Q: Explain what is meant by bath type curve and its relationship to reliability

A: Bathtub curve : It is a curve which shows the failure rate of a product or products with respect to…

Q: What is the role of CPM?

A: C.P.M stands for "Critical Path Method".The critical path method (C.P.M) was developed…

Q: Evaluate the importance of planning and preparing internal quality assurance activities

A: Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) is a set of principals for ensuring top management of the…

Q: What do you mean by time weighted average threshold limit values (TWA-TLVs)?

A: Answer The exposure limit is the represent the maximum airborne concentration of a toxic substance…

Q: Explain what is Critical Path Method (C.P.M)?

A: Project management: The sequence of steps or procedures like planning, organizing, and other tasks…

Q: Explain what is the purpose of CPM /PERT network?

A: CPM stands for critical path method. It is used for a repititive type of project like which have…

Q: How can a company facilitate a smooth and timely implementation of a TMS?

A: Brief concept- TMS- It stands for Translation Management System. It is found to be helpful in…

Q: Give four challenges and suggest solutions for those challenges in well testing ?

A: Challenges: Drilling problems can be a very costly. The most prevalent drilling problems include…

Q: Define the step-by-step procedure presented by Schmertmann ?

A: To determine the settlement of the shallow foundation on the sandy soil by subdividing the…

Q: When is the Burden Fluctuation Method used?

A: Burden Fluctuation method are also known as Allegheny technique or method.

Q: What are the difference of quantitative and qualitative data in collection procedure?

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Q: What are some of the benefits of automated testing?

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Q: What’s the role of documentation in Manual Testing?

A: INTRODUCTION: Documentation is the process of arranging all the details related to certain project…

Q: Compare Between AHP, VRIO analysis, and Risk Assessment Matrix in Construction Project Techniques

A: Concept- Construction Project Techniques- It implies putting all of your project's moving pieces…

Q: n your own perspective, how would the civil engineering industry look like without Surveyors?…

A: The surveyors are the most important person in civil engineering, various tasks are performed in the…

Q: What is the procedure of EJCDC?

A: EJCDC- Engineers Joint Contract Document Committee.

Q: Why Does Boundary Value Analysis Provide Appropriate Test Cases in Manual Testing?

A: One of the most extensively utilized case design techniques for black-box testing is boundary value…

Q: What are the different approaches of hazard assessment? Give examples of how each approach applied

A: A hazard is defined as a condition, event, or circumstance that could lead to or contribute to an…

Q: Describe four basic issues that should be considered prior to selection of an evaluation procedure.

A: Following are the basic issues that should be considered prior to the selection of an evaluation…

Q: Describe the special applications applies for safety programs?

A: The goal of safety programs is to protect workers and actual hazards and from any potentially…

Q: (b) In the recent flood, muddy water was flowing through the rivers and streams. Propose on how the…

A: It is has been asked about the ways to clean the muddy water from the river, it can be cleared by…

Q: The leading cause of death in a trench is caused by: Equipment falling into the trench O Flash…

A: Trenching is a technique of digging a hole which is deeper and narrow in length . Trechning is…

Q: In a certain situation repeated measurements of a property are within the experimental precision of…

A: All measurement have some degree of uncertainty that may come a variety of sources. The process of…

Introduction to Engineering Design

Students are often confused with engineering and design. The term engineering design has two words with different meanings, engineering, and design. The term engineering implies applications of laws and principles of science to design and analyze physical structures and components. In civil engineering, students apply the concept of physics and chemistry to design and build structures and buildings. In engineering disciplines, the term design means determining the dimensions, loads, and associated influences on the component due to the applied loads such as stresses and deformations. The estimation of such parameters is crucial to make the component or structure foolproof.