Define Reinforced Earth.

Q: The table below gives area information on earthwork of road cross sections at three different…

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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: Figure 2.5.3 - Qu Inside perimeter Outside perimeter Centreline

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Q: Define Earthquake Forces and Gravity Retaining Walls.

A: The earthquake forces are defined as “the forces occur due to the back and forth, up and down motion…

Q: Define spread footing

A: A spread footing is a type of foundation where the entire base is wider than a normal load bearing…

Q: describes a compact section?

A: Compact section: Answer : 3:     section capable of developing its plastic moment capacity.

Q: What are the trapezoidal and Simpson’s Rules?

A: This question is related from Areas and Volume from Surveying Engineering. In this problem we define…

Q: Define Deep Foundations.

A: Deep Foundation:

Q: what method is this? equation or area method

A: Given data in question  Simply supported beam  To be discussed  The method which is used is that…

Q: Define Connections with existing structures

A: Connections are defined as the method of joining or supporting any structure. There are three types…

Q: Slab on grade Define.

A: A slab-on-grade is a type of shallow foundation in which a concrete slab rests directly on the…

Q: Please show the complete detailed solution. W=53

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Q: Define cobbles or boulders.

A: A cobble (sometimes a cobblestone) is a rock clast described as having a 64–256 mm particle size,…

Q: Explain the Plan representation of components and locations for concrete and earth fill dam.

A: Earthfill Dam: Bottom Width: The dam 's highest width or crest size will be adequate to stand up to…

Q: describe what we mean by elevation, depth, relief, and slope.

A: Elevation:- The altitude of an entity above water level will be its elevation. Although elevation…

Q: What are the types, and applications of geotextiles? How are geotextiles installed.

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Q: Define the term In-Place Unit Weight.

A: In-place unit weight is defined as the term which is used for defining the relative density of the…

Q: 2. Determine the section factor for the hannel section having area 20m2.

A: To find : Section factor

Q: Define Gravity retaining walls.

A: Retaining Walls:

Q: How does the Information on surface conditions necessary for planning construction techniques?

A: Information on surface conditions is very much necessary for planning construction techniques is…

Q: Define Footing WidthThe

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

Q: Which shape has more sides than a quadrilateral?

A: A polygon is a two-dimensional shape that is formed by a set of line segments forming an enclosed…

Q: Define foundation

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

Q: Define Earth pressure loads

A: Pressure is defined as force acting per unit area of the body.

Q: what is soil properties with the foundation details

A: Bearing capacity of soil: Bearing capacity of soil is the ability of a soil to withstand against the…

Q: Define Earthquakes.

A: Earthquake is any sudden ground shaking triggered by the seismic waves passing through rocks of the…

Q: Explain the complete building bye laws and explain with Drawing a neat sketch.

A: Answer The answer of the above question is in the second step

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: What is similar flexure and contrary flexure and also draw a sketch what is the formula for…

A: Introduction- To assist in the transfer of railway and roadways vehicles from one track to another,…

Q: What is a collapse zone?

A: The structure is failure due to reasons are there like, design failure, soil failure, loads on the…

Q: Define Footing Depth

A: The part of structure which is present in substructure and takes all the load coming from…

Q: Define Launched Soil Nails.

A: The launched soil nail is a technique used for rapid stabilization or reinforcement of locally…

Q: Define Ice loads

A: Ice structure interactions can be carried out by means of various experimental stands. We perform…

Q: 1.Define plastic limit.

A: Plastic limit

Q: Define Fluid loads

A: Fluid loads : Fluid loads are the gravity loads of liquid or solid materials in equipment and piping…

Q: Discuss the importance of the following sections: I) Compound sections II) Built-up sections

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Q: Give an example of a foundation plan with computation of how to get its parameter and dimension

A: Answer  Foundation plan steps is following

Q: Define shrinkage limit.

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Q: Describe timber piles.

A: Pile foundation is a type of deep foundation. In this type of foundation the piles generally a…

Q: 157.*Trench plan of a building shows a) location and dimension of footing in horizontal plane b)…

A: Trench plan shows Length and width depth of a Trench.

Q: Define Earthquake loads

A: Earthquake load has a totally different nature than different sorts of loads .While different loads…

Q: Name the shallow foundations category.

A: Footing: Lower most part of the building or structure are generally Footings known as substructure…

Q: Define Shrinkage loads

A: In reinforced concrete, there are various internal effects that takes place in it. These effects may…