Define the Geotechnical strength requirements ?

Q: How a properly designed, installed, and operated dewatering and pressure relief system will…

A: Consider the following given  point that how a properly designed, installed, and operated dewatering…

Q: What are the "Three Levels" seismic fortification goals? What is the "Two-stages" seismic design…

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Q: Be familiar with paving materials and applications.   Understand the planning and construction of…

A: Answer:- Paving materials:- Aggregate is a collective term for the mineral materials such as sand,…

Q: Explain shadow zones with respect to the seismic waves?

A: Shadow zones : A seismic shadow zone is an area of the earth's surface where seismograph can  barely…

Q: Describe the Modification Factors for Eccentric and Inclined Loads.

A: Modification factors for inclined loadings: In case of footing (strip, square, circular or any…

Q: Define direct shear test ?

A: Direct shear test: It is a laboratory or field test used to measure the shear strength of the soil.…

Q: Define Flood loads

A: The load expected to occur in case of floods due the the flood waters is called flood load. This…

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A: Solution Note- “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you.…

Q: Define timber  piles

A: To define: Timber piles.

Q: Define Modification Factors for Eccentric and Inclined Loads.

A: Modification factor for the column for inclined and eccentric loading: Eccentric loading: The load…

Q: * What is the definition of grubbing in site clearance and preparation? Removal and disposal of…

A: This question is related to the Traffic and Highway Engineering. In this question, Ask question…

Q: Explain Improvement Techniques of Deep-Ground.

A: Techniques of deep ground improvement are useful for projects where unconsolidated, loose soils…

Q: Define the function of waterstops in joints of box culverts and drainage channels?

A: The principal function of waterdrops is to prevent liquids (e.g. water), water-borne materials, and…

Q: Is strike fault affects and influence the tunnels?

A: Effect of strike fault on tunnel.

Q: List out the various factors consider in earthquake area ?

A: The structural component of the building is always designed for all types of loads, there are dead…

Q: Define why is shallow bedrock condition unfavorable for open berth piers?

A: Open berths feature structures supported by piles set slightly offshore from the natural extent of…

Q: Describe the categories of ground improvement techniques.

A: Ground improvement techniques are the techniques that are used by several geotechnical engineers to…

Q: Define why concrete profile barriers designed with curved surface profiles?

A: Question is based on concrete profile barriers. Reason needs to be provide for the curved surface…

Q: Be familiar with paving materials and applications. Understand the planning and construction of…

A: Planning Understand project objectives and requirements Define work elements Develop safe…

Q: Assess illustration to show the importance of determining soil properties for the bridge

A: The soil investigation is very necessary in order to determine the properties and nature of the soil…

Q: As a geotechnical engineer and considering the questions below, select the question or questions…

A: Note  here  i have to select only the desired question but i gave some explanation too

Q: How acoustic method used in locating weathered zones? Explain the process

A: concept- Acoustic methods are based on pleasing vibrations in a model that has a local impact and…

Q: Define Soil Stabilization.

A: Soil stabilization:

Q: describe shortly the seismic analysis steps?

A: The analysis of the seismic forces is carried out by the following principal. 1. Determine the…

Q: What is Vane Shear Test ? explain where it can be used ?

A: The vane shear test is done to evaluate the undrained shear strength of soils, particularly soft…

Q: Describe the TRD method.

A: TRD stands for Trench Re-mixing and Deep wall. It is a one-phase process for excavation and in situ…

Q: What are some concerns about clear cutting?

A: "Clearcutting" is defined as "the falling and clearance of all plants from a specific forest…

Q: What is Uniformly loaded strip ?

A: Answer:- Uniformly loaded strip: A uniformly loaded strip is defined as that strip which is…

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Q: Discuss why ripraps used along river banks and shore lines are placed without any grout in between.

A: Brief concept introduction- Ripraps- These are kinds of stones, parts of rocks, large pieces of…

Q: Be familiar with paving materials and applications. Understand the planning and construction of…

A: Various types of work required earthwork section of construction contract are grading, excavating,…

Q: acceptability or otherwise in terms of; Overturning Il. Sliding Ill. Bearing capacity failure…

A: Overturning- Failure the retaining wall due to overcoming load on structure and naot capable to make…

Q: 4. What is the seismic coefficient? And how to determine it?

A: Seismic coefficient - The seismic coefficient is a dimensionless quantity, which shows the maximum…

Q: There are 3 ways to protect against trenching hazards. Which one of the following is not a method? O…

A: Trenching is technique of excavtion in ground . The depth of excavation is deeper than its width .…

Q: You have been constructed to conduct a swimming pool in a residential area. Through your site…

A: It is very dangerous to construct any structure over expansive soil from safety and stability point…

Q: Describe different techniques of contour blasting with neat and clean diagrams.

A: Contour blasting- It is defined as a method that is used in blasting regarding excavation and…

Q: Do the construction contractor protect the utility reference stakes and use the suitable…

A: Yes, the construction contractor protect the utility reference stakes and use the suitable…

Q: What are the Effect of Changing the Surface Grade?

A: - Grading of surface is the method of maintaining a level base  with or without a specified slope…

Q: On large construction sites, why the surface grade changed?

A: In civil engineering and landscape architectural design, grading is the task of ensuring a level…

Q: How can we identify faults in the fields?

A: A fault is a region of fracture between two blocks of rocks. Due to faults block of rocks move with…

Q: identify faults in the fields?

A: Faulting- it is the phenomena occuring due to brittle nature of forces and resulting structure is…

Q: Explain General categories of concrete-masonry dams.

A: - A concrete masonry dams are those dams which are made from concrete and masonry and can be simply…

Q: What is the seismic coefficient? And how to determine it?

A: Seismic Coefficient: The formula for the seismic coefficient is, Ah=ZISa2Rg Here, Z is the zone…

Q: Define Transient loads

A: The force acting on the building or structure is defined as loads. Loads can be live load, dead…