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Q: Explain the differences between structural testing and functional testing using examples.

A: A testing strategy called structural testing involves testing the software application's core…

Q: When conducting CBR test, it is observed that the load dial reading at 2.5 mm penetration is 33…

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Q: How local shear failure differs from general shear failure ?

A: General shear failure These above figure describe a strip footing resting on above the surface of a…

Q: What are shear strength result of unconsolidated–undrained (U–U) shear tests?

A: UU is a type of triaxial test

Q: List four things you can take to ensure you're utilizing a structural computer software…

A: structural computer program: It is widely regarded as the most comprehensive structural engineering…

Q: Define how the different types of shear failures can be predicted ?

A: there are three major types of shear failure as follows (1) General Shear Failure. (2) Local…

Q: Q10: The following values were found from the corrected load versus penetration curve Satisfactory…

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Q: Explain Hydraulic Fracturing Field Test. For what purpose is this test performed?

A: Hydraulic fracturing is used to assess the magnitude and orientation of in-situ stress in the…

Q: Explain the difference between posthole auger and the helical auger ?

A: There are two kinds of hand auger as follows, Helical augur  Post hole augur.

Q: Why A36 is so popular with suitable example?

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Q: What is the purpose of evaluation methods of materials and assemblies in historic bulidings?

A: The purpose of evaluation methods of materials and assemblies in historic buildings is to assess the…

Q: Define the minimum curing period ?

A: The curing of concrete plays a very important role in the strength development of concrete. It…

Q: Discuss the different types of Impact Testing Methods

A: Impact tests are performed to determine a material's toughness. Toughness refers to a material's…

Q: 8. Which of the following statements about the setting of seismic joints is incorrect

A: During an earthquake, a complex building can be divided geometrically into smaller components that…

Q: What are the limitations of the Wilson approach, and how can these limitations be mitigated in…

A: given data,question given related to the wilson approachlet's discuss the limitations of the Wilson…

Q: What is the amount of load that center of the rectangular concret To ic 3 5ON

A: Modulus of ruptutr is given by :M=3PL2bd2

Q: What does "flexural reinforcement" entail according to AS 3600? What are the most typical means of…

A: Introduction: This question explains what "flexural reinforcement" entails according to AS 3600, as…

Q: on the topic of Standard Impact Testing, what would be an applications of different standard…

A: Standard impact testing -This type of testing widely use to determine ability of a material to…

Q: What important changes were made by Burland and Burbidge (1985) from the previous methods ?

A: Solution: Burland and Burbidge generally proposed semi-empirical  method, that uses the counts of…

Q: 48. Rehabilitation of structures may be required due to several reasons. Choose the correct reason.…

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Q: What are the characteristics of general shear failure ?

A: General shear failure is the  most common type of shear failure occours  in dense  and stiff soil.…

Q: What is the reduction ratio of a single roll crusher?

A: As the number of roll increases ratio decreases

Q: Design testing and detection scheme for bridge bearing capacity, illustrate the equipment and…

A: Bridge bearings are used in the construction of bridges as they withstand the loads or movements in…

Q: Define the Three principal modes of shear failure ?

A: The three principal modes of shear failure are General shear failure, local shear failure, and…

Q: Describe 3 applications of failure Analysi

A: Step: 1 Analysis: - It is a process in which one will do detailed examination of different parts of…

Q: How to determine the design service load for use in SLS analyses?

A: The limit state design method is the best effective method in the design of RCC and the steel…

Q: Explain the difference between a rigid analysis and a nonrigid analysis.

A: Rigid analysis; Ultimate lateral strength can be calculated by using the rigid analysis. This…

Q: load and resistance factor design

A: Load and resistance factor design (LRFD) is the method also called as design strength used the term…

Q: What are the steps of structural testing?

A: What are the primary step of structural testing?

Q: Explain how to measure the length of a concrete cylinder specimen. When will the counting of test…

A: To measure the length of a concrete cylinder specimen. 1) Use a steel ruler to measure the mold of…

Q: What are the Material/equipment requirements of FreeRice Equipment?

A: Basic Requirements of FreeRice Equipment:- (i) It must be able to perform the basic function…

Q: How to compact an HMA specimen using a mechanical Marshall hammer?

A: First of all a specimen is prepare and after that sample is put in mechanical marshall hammer…

Q: flexural tests

A: These tests are used to find the flexural strength of a material.This helps us to know the modulus…

Q: How does a synthetic liner around a prestressed concrete tank affect the maximum failure load

A: The material which is used for slope erosion control for a lagoon liner is known as synthetic liner.…

Q: Explain when in the field static cone penetration test is applied  ?

A: Introduction : The geotechnical qualities of soils are determined using a cone penetration test. The…

Q: What is the procedure for The SPT-T?

A: The Standard Penetration Test (SPT) is a on field complex testing process intended to include…

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Q: What are the possible feasibility of Smart Construction Vest (innovative) that has a features of…

A: The idea of a Smart Construction Vest packed with features like fall detection, communication, heat…

Q: es of dynamic load

A: A computer programme can load a library into memory at runtime, retrieve the addresses of the…

Q: Define the following i) SMRF Structures ii) IMRF Structure

A: Solution:  1) SMRF Structures: SMRF stands for Special Moment Resisting Frame (SMRF) is considered…

Q: give 4 engineering project examples where the shear box test, will be the preferred test over the…

A: The shear box process is a test of determining a soil pattern's shear strength. The ground is…

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Q: Of all the weld failures in a certain assembly,85% of them occur in the weld metal itself, and the…

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Q: 8) Explain briefly why the regions in the below given graph have curved boundaries rather than…

A: The given graph is a plot between stress/poisson ratio to deformation. Basically the linearity of…

Q: For a cantilever beam with a span of 3600 mm, what is the minimum thickness (depth) unless the…

A: Given:- The span length for a cantilever beam = 3600 mm  To determine:- The minimum thickness…