Make whatever changes or addition are necessary in each case to form a correct and complete FB.D.

Q: What are the benefits of vertical and horizontal partitioning?

A: There are 2 major kind of partitioning :-  1. Horizontal 2. Vertical

Q: Define two-way flat slab.

A: Slabs are 2D construction members that are used to provide cover for floors and tranfer the load…

Q: What is the top width of a triangular annel having a depth y and side slope Z?

A: OPEN CHANNEL FLOW- FLUID MECHANICS: Option C - 2Zy

Q: Identify and discover the different structural parts of a two-storey house and illustrate with…

A: oundation provides a base for the super-structure and transmits all the dead, live and other loads…

Q: What is a sill sealer used for?

A: It is a closed-cell product that is used to reduce the air gap between the foundation wall and the…

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A: Given a 3D diagram of the object is shown below

Q: 2. Illustrate the cross-sections of the following slab along the X-X and Y-Y sections.

A: The given slab reinforcement is for one way slab.  12 mm ϕ bar is placed a@ 6" c/c along the width…

Q: - In the cross section below, find:-

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Q: What are the types of overlays?

A: There are four types of overlays 1. Microtoppings 2. Stampable overlays 3. Multipurpose overlays 4.…

Q: Describe about the Sliding Block Analysis.

A: The sliding block analysis method used by the Newmark is an engineering which determines permanent…

Q: Define Foundation Drains.

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

Q: Detailed WBS for a 2 storey building starting from earthworks to finishing

A: Work breakdown structure  of a RCC building is given below. RCC Structure is the structure which…

Q: how did they get grid 1-4 under beams ?

A: Solution: For beam the X and Y are the cordinates where the moment are to be calculated: Grid X…

Q: Check if the section is adequate or inadequate: (indicate adequate or inadequate).

A: The values given in the question are as follows: Width of beam(b)=200 mm Depth of beam(D)=400 mm…

Q: How many types of Interior Walls.

A: Interior wall Interior walls are both load-bearing and non-load bearing walls. Non-load bearing…

Q: Define Fabric and Grid Reinforcing.

A: Answer Fabric is that which consists of high yield steel bars. The steel bars are welded together.…

Q: Q2/A: Draw with suitable scale the details of "T' junction clay brick bearing walls 240 mm and 360…

A: Solution:- The  suitable scale the details of 'T' junction clay brick bearing walls 240 mm and 360…

Q: Define the term prestress.

A: The term prestress is defined as introduction of internal stresses into (for example structural…

Q: 1. What is KSA in tile setting? 2. What is PPE?

A: KSA = knowledge skills and ability PPE = personal protective equipment

Q: The floor area measured at floor level is termed as build-up area Select one: O True O False

A: Given data:- the floor area measured at floor level is termed as build up area. a. True b.False

Q: Define Decay of Timber

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

Q: What is the crank length in the slab?

A: Answer Crank is the little or slight bending of the reinforcement that is used for maintaining the…

Q: Define Footing WidthThe

A: Footing is a structure made of brick, stone, or concrete under a wall foundation or column to…

Q: Define foundation

A: Foundation is defined as the substructure of the building for even distribution of the load from the…

Q: What finished surfaces are available when selecting chalkboards?

A: The finish surfaces is based on material or paint we used for surfacing. there are certain options…

Q: Research 5. 1st floor and attic floor wall details (wood)

A: Because the high cost of new construction prevents homeowners from adding square footage to their…

Q: Pls provide an isometric drawing for a gatehouse with an inclined roof and rectangular gateway…

A: Brief concept introduction- Isometric drawing- Isometric drawing is a type of three-dimensional…

Q: What are the framing notes indicated in drawing of framing plan.

A: A framing plan is a drawing that shows the locations, sizes, spacings, materials (e.g., wood,…

Q: What design do the built-up sections require?

A: The built-up section is also known as a compound beam. it is generally used when the rolled steel…

Q: what is footing

A: Answer Introduction The important elements of the building which give stability to the structure are…

Q: Differentiate half sectioning & full sectioning

A: Full  Sectioning  Half Sectioning  1. It is the full section view. 1. It is the half section view.…

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

A: The roof plan depicts the roof's outline as well as the main object. roof structural frame plan with…

Q: Identify the mistakes in this floor plan and recommend & correct the mistakes.

A: I have identify the mistakes and I have suggested to a few changes.

Q: Draw a detailed layout of a wooden wall form with dimensions.

A: Formwork are temporary mould used for casting different section of the structure like beam, column,…

Q: Sketch a flowchart detailing the design of One-Way Slab. Include all equations and appropriate…

A: A one-way slab is a form of concrete slab in which loads are transferred to the supporting beams and…

Q: Identify the brick orientations depicted below. А E C 1. Sailor 2. Rowlock 3. Stretcher 4. Header 5.…

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Q: Q4) Calculate the area of the following sections, by coordinate method.

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Q: Attic floor Framing Plan

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Q: Describe about the Transformed section method.

A: The cross section of a composite beam is transferred into the equivalent cross section of imaginary…

Q: if the scale of a drawing is identified as 3/4" = 1' and an exterior wall of the drawing measures 17…

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Q: What are the Constructive Changes?

A: Constructive change involves modification of the contract with no official change order being…

Q: What is the minimum allowable number of layers in a drawing? 4 2 1

A: Ans = 1 All objects should be drawn on Layer 0 and then assigned to another layer. Always keep Layer…

Q: What are the different kinds of overlays?

A: There are four kinds of overlay are available  such as:- 1. Standarad Overlay 2. Advanced Overlay 3.…

Q: how is shrunk scale

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