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Q: Describe driven steel shell.

A: Driven steel shells are a type of pile foundations which are driven in the soil with the help of…

Q: When do you begin to account for tension stiffening?

A: The word "tension stiffening" is described as the impact on the stress of steel reinforcement of…

Q: negligible mass. Determine the force (Fin) that the small piston exerts on fluid in small cylinder.…

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Q: Define Thermoplastic-Polyolefin Roofing.

A: Answer Thermoplastic-Polyolefin Roofing. Thermoplastic-Polyolefin Roofing is the strong and durable…

Q: A soil sample can be considered well graded if the value of Uniformity Coefficient (Cu) and…

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Q: Could you help with the reaction forces? Dy, Ay, Ax, Dx ? thanks

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Q: When the length of the board is in inches, what is the formula used for B.F? _____

A: Board foot ( B.F.)  is the standard unit used for measurement of lumber

Q: What is the term for the process of reinforcing a material with fibers?

A: Continuous Fiber reinforcement is a process where fibers are integrated into a base material to…

Q: smart fabrics/textile

A: Smart textiles are intelligent textile structures or fabrics that can sense and react to…

Q: Explain the minimum diameter of bar used in column ?

A: There are different shapes of bars are used in the construction. it is used to enhance the bond…

Q: Reinforcing Structural Concrete Slabs

A: Solution Introduction A reinforced concrete slab is the structural part of the building. The…

Q: What is the weight of the reinforcement in the longitudinal direction of the roof shown in the…

A: Given data, Longitudinal reinforcement:  1. #10@300 mm c/c 2. #12@250 mm c/c Unit length weight: 1.…

Q: Explain isochrone?

A: isochrone is a term related with hydrology.  Runoff water taken time to reach outlet basin.…

Q: What is Earth pressure cell ? How are they used ?

A: IntroductionThe earth pressure is that pressure that is exerted by the soil in the horizontal…

Q: Define the role of packing materials in the pipe jacking of concrete pipes.

A: Packing materials are about 10mm - 20mm thick and these are generally made of the plywood,the…

Q: List any three common materials that can be recycled

A: The three materials that can be recycled are : 1. Glass 2. Metals like steel, copper, aluminum 3.…

Q: fan press in wastewater treatment

A: Fan press is properly named as the Rotary Fan Press. The main purpose of it is to remove the water…

Q: why are epoxy-coated bars sometimes used in the construction reinforced concrete?

A: In construction of any RCC structure  bars play critical role to transfer the loads and make the…

Q: What area of steel is provided (per ft width) for No 6 @ 9"o.c.? O 0.66 in² O 0.88 in² O 0.59 in² O…

A: In the given question rebar number is given as 6 and 9" bar spacing  Use the table and find area in…

Q: Outline the manufacturing chart of Glass. What are the benefits and Drawbacks of Glass in the…

A: The manufacturing process of glass is divided into 5 steps as mentioned below : 1. Raw materials…

Q: What materials are used for vapor barriers?

A: Vapor Barrier A vapor barrier is any material used for damp proofing typically a plastic or foil…

Q: Define resins. 2. Describe the appearance of resins. 3. What is the uses of resins

A: Resins and appearance of resins Resin can refer to a yellow or brown sticky substance produced by…

Q: Name of the Materials using Doors & Windows.

A: The door and windows play an important part in the house. While installing doors and windows…

Q: Why are the beams called rolled shapes?

A: - Rolled shapes beams sections are thermo mechanically treated section with enhanced properties in…

Q: illustrate normal stresses in cross section.

A: Normal stress is the stress component perpendicular to a given surface, such as a cross section of a…

Q: Glass's production flow chart should be sketched out. What are the advantages and disadvantages of…

A: Introductions: This question deals with the advantages and disadvantages of using glass in…

Q: Define the Tensile load transfer ?

A: Solution: Tensile load transfer is defined as a measure of the capacity of a material to stand up to…

Q: What are the factors affecting deflection of beams?

A: Brief concept- Beam- It is a structural member used widely in the construction of almost every…

Q: What is Pneumatic caissons.

A: Caisson is a watertight retaining structure or chamber that is used for the repair of ships,…

Q: Explain what is swelling pressure ?

A: swelling pressure is  a term related with soil phenomenon . Certain soil which undergoes large…

Q: .  Explain the three stages in casting process and its applications.

A: Stages of casting: While each casting method creates unique challenges and process enhancements, all…

Q: How to determine the size, number, spacing and location of the flexural and temperature…

A: Answer:- Reinforcing bar: Reinforced concrete in modern days widely used versatile composite…

Q: What is the permeable material?

A: Permeability is defined as property of a material by the virtue of it allows the fluid to pass…

Q: Based from color, what is the major indicator wether a reinforcing steel bar is weldable or not?

A: There are a few ways to tell the difference between grades of steel rebar. One of the easiest is to…

Q: How can resin and asphaltene help in improving fluid flow?

A: Brief Concept Introduction- Fluid flow- Fluid flow is the motion of a fluid when it is subjected to…

Q: What are the commonly produced cast irons?

A: Cast Iron Cast Iron is an alloy of iron that is composed of 2% to 4% of carbon content and different…

Q: Use technical information on industrial plywood to make construction product decisions?

A: One class is known as construction and industrial. Plywoods in this class are used primarily for…