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A: Wood or timber:

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A: The excavation bracing can be defined as it is a support which is used transfers the lateral earth…

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A: Caisson: It is a hollow box or in the shape of a cylinder that is prefabricated which is sunk into…

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A: When hoppers square measure designed inconsiderately of the particular materials being handled,…

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A: what is upsetting in forging? Upsetting in Forging is defined as the production process under which…

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Q: Describe the auger method.

A: Auger method:

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A: Solution- For the roof slab section - Scale = 1: 10 Slab thickness = 15cm Parapet height = 70cm

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A: Definition, Elaboration and Illustration below for Precast Concrete Slabs.

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A: steel sheeting section:

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A: Building materials used in construction are of different types for different purposes. Some of the…

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

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Q: 2 Required drawings: Roof framing plan-scale 1:100 mts.

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A: Timber decay is caused by a biological attack within the wood by bound species of fungi. The fungus…

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A: Answer  Introduction Monolithically cast salband beam floor means the beam and floor will be cast…

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A: Name of the concrete blocks Usage  Size image  1. Solid Concrete Block  Used in load bearing walls…

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