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Q: apparent cohesion,

A: Before we start the discussion, first we define the what is cohesion, adhesion and surface tension…

Q: What is dimensioning? Specify the importance of dimensioning in Engineering Drawing? Answer:

A: Dimensioning:                 The method involved with adding size data to a drawing is known as…

Q: What are four ways ArcGIS applies scaled symbology?

A: in this question four ways which are ArcGIS applies for scaled symbology.

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Q: Define structural engineering

A: The specialised branch in civil engineering seems to be structural engineering. This is a technology…

Q: Why Engineering drawing is called the language of engineers?

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Q: What role does computer graphics play in the realm of design?

A: Step: 1 Design: - It is the process in which something is made or planned and shows how it will…

Q: What does the relative magnitude of second moment of area represent?

A: The second moment of area is also known as the moment of inertia. The symbols used for its…

Q: What are the benefits of layering architecture?

A: The benefits of layered architecture are The framework is very simple and very easy to learn and…

Q: Explain the process of rounding off numbers.

A: Rounding off refers a number is made simpler by keeping its value intact but closer to the next…

Q: things that are know related to measurement?

A: Brief concept- Measurement- The process of linking numbers with physical quantities and occurrences…

Q: What does on the lines, 4 & 3 indicate

A: Line 3 in View 2 represents the level at which the plan or top view (View 1) is drawn. Although the…

Q: Can you please explain or elaborate the step 3 in sentences

A: I explain step 3 in sentences for your understanding. I use some written content also.

Q: Explain, materiality is an important issue in the digital architectural design.

A: Answer Materiality is known as the concept used in the field of architecture design which is applied…

Q: Explain two-dimensional conformal.

A: A conformal field theory (CFT) is a field theory which is invariant under these transformations.…

Q: What is a box model? Give the equation to represent box model.

A: The Urban air quality models has been called box models. The Figure is a schematic graph of a box…

Q: How is Coriolis force created?

A: The Coriolis force is a fictitious or inertial force that acts on moving objects within a frame of…

Q: What do we mean by dimensional homogeneity? Give an example.

A: Dimensional homogeneity is defined as a concept in which the dimension of all the variable in te…

Q: Differentiate between Temperature and Rate?

A: An increase in temperature typically increases the rate of reaction. An increase in temperature will…

Q: How is the driver’s psychology or perception considered in geometric design?

A: The act of driving involves continual engagement. The person within the car processes sensory…

Q: There are two ways to create a solid model of an object; explain them.

A: There are two ways to create a solid model of an object they are:  Bottom-up approach Top-Down…

Q: 3.3. How will you know whether a two-dimensional framework will be stable? Use a sketch to support…

A: Introduction- In order to be implemented in electronic media, a two-dimensional framework is…

Q: Can you please explain and elaborate STEP 4 in sentences

A: Explanation for step 4: Release the moment at A and support B is allowed to rotate. Let the…

Q: Discuss the following topics and make two illustrative problems of each a. Centroid of volume.

A: In The above problem, we have to discuss the centroid of volume. we have given the formula used in…

Q: How does measurements of angle and direction connects to civil engineering? How does is apply to the…

A: In civil engineering, there are many steps that are followed for construction. First, the survey of…

Q: Explain the concept of "float."

A: Answer IntroductionThe float generally used for finding the critical path in the project management…

Q: Mathematical problems useful for engineering works are is

A: For plural we should use 'are'. For singular we should use 'is'.

Q: 1. There are two approved ANSI systems of dimensioning on drawings when it comes to engineering…

A: The 2 types dimensioning methods are: 1. Aligned method 2. Unidirectional method.

Q: Why Is Modeling Required?

A: Modeling is the process of generating data and making predictions about a system using a logical or…

Q: Law of contract is important for Civil engineers. Give three examples.

A: In a contract, responsibilities and obligations are outlined and agreed upon by the two parties…

Q: Explain what is meant by solid modeling.

A: Solution: Solid Modeling is basically the computer modeling of 3D solid objects. The main purpose of…

Q: why we draw everything in AutoCAD model space at a scale of 1:1

A: To Determine why we draw everything in AutoCAD model space at a scale of 1:1

Q: Write introduction about 'Measurement range and Sensitivity' that show it's importance and it's…

A: Measuring Range:

Q: Value the line theorem in the context of scale drawing.

A: Scale drawing: In the scale drawing, an object has exactly the same shape as the original object but…

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Q: How were the equations in the table of "visual work product integration" derived? /in other words…

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Q: Explain the difference between nominal and actual size.

A: Nominal measurements- The “nominal” size of a piece of lumber is typically what’s referred to by the…

Q: Examine the relevance of scale drawing on product design.

A: Product design is an important part of a production process. It forms the basis of further steps as…

Q: List five areas of engineering where finite element method is applied.

A: Answer Introduction The finite element method is used in the field of civil, mechanical, automotive,…

Q: Do you think choosing right device matters in measurement? Explain

A: yes it is very important to choose right device in measuring anything as it is  different and not…

Q: "organization" and "architectural"

A: Introduction-The organization design is a depiction of the frameworks existing in the association.…

Q: Explain rupture theory in detail.

A: INTRODUCTION: Rupture is the sudden failure of any material or structure due to application of load.…

Q: 9. The main task of engineers is to

A: The construction engineer is one of the main responsible for the completion of the construction…

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Q: How can you apply vectors and scalar quantities in the study of motion What concepts can be applied…

A: 2: The concept that is applied in two dimensional motion is that we break motion into two…

Q: why tension

A: Answer  We can observe that there are three forces acting on each car of subway train, they are…

Site Plan Requirements

A site plan (also known as a plot plan) is a diagram or process to show the proposed improvements on an existing property. A site plan is important, as it provides information regarding the landscape features of a given plot of land.  Zoning is done or can be understood with the help of a site plan.