What are the two types of bond?

Q: Why do crystal formations create grains?

A: Introduction: A collection of crystals oriented in the same direction. The proliferation of tiny…

Q: What are the mechanical properties that define a material?

A: Material has different types of properties like mechanical properties, chemical properties, thermal…

Q: Describe the elements that make up a structure

A: Solution- The basic elements of a building structure are listed below. Roof Parapet Lintels Beams…

Q: 2. What is a prototype? a) A small-scale replica b) Actual structure c) Theory structure. d) Adopted…

A: What is a prototype? a) A small scale replica b) Actual structure  c) theory structure  D) Adopted…

Q: 3. Which of the following is/are the classification of building materials? a) Inorganic materials…

A: Option A is correct  Inorganic materials and Organic materials

Q: How do you make Industrial diamonds

A: Industrial diamond:-  Industrial Diamond is any diamond which was designated for the industrial use…

Q: What are your viewpoints about certain ane uncertain in structural engineering?Give more examples…

A: A certain structure means the structure is safe and do not have any source of error, and an…

Q: Explain the difference between the external forces on the structure and the internal forces…

A: In this question difference between external forces and the internal forces applied in the structure…

Q: what the FBD of the structure is?

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Q: 8 - Which is not a component of Non-structural Component? a) Life safety b) Mechanical and…

A: Non structural component include architectural element , electrical and mechanical system component…

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Q: In mechanics of deformable bodies, what is the other name for Elongation? is it strain or…

A: Elongation: The elongation is defined as the measure of deformation when an object is subjected to…

Q: Why is it important to control how much shrink a film is capable of?

A: Shrink wrapping (also called wrinkling film or shrink wrapping) is a flexible polymer material used…

Q: What is redox reaction?

A: Redox reactions are chemical reactions that minimize oxidation in which the reactants undergo a…

Q: Loads that may move or change mass or weight O Live Load Dead Load O Dynamic Loads Wind Load ООО О

A: LIVE LOAD: The load which moves with time and its location is also changes. DEAD LOAD: The load…

Q: What is The Coulomb theory?

A: Coulomb theory is used for used for analyzing the earth pressure on a retaining sloped wall having…

Q: * = pw 2 gm/cm3 1 gm/cm³ O 4 gm/cm³ O 3 gm/cm³ ОООС

A: 1 g/cm3

Q: Q#4: A) Illustrate the bond beam in your own words. Also write few lines about the diaphragm and…

A: A bond beam is a horizontal structural component, typically found as an embedded a part of a masonry…

Q: What are the three major classifications of bonding agents?

A: The three major classification of bonding agent are: cement adhesives glue

Q: hear Stress

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Q: What are the two ways bonding agents hold materials together?

A: During construction, many elements are to be bonded to provide strength and aesthetic look to the…

Q: What are "Carbon molecular Sieves” and what are their benefits?

A: Solution: Carbon molecular sieve are the essential elements of the PSA system which utilized in the…

Q: What surface structure is most desirable forgardening? What can you do to help developthis structure…

A: Question is based on gardening .In the question we have to tell about the surface structure suitable…

Q: Why do grains form in crystal structures?

A: A bunch of crystals which are arranged  in the same directions. A polycrystaline structure is formed…

Q: Explain the difference between S, and o

A: Difference between sx , and σ :- The distinction between the sigma (σ) and 'sx' as generally…

Q: an extension to a house has the appearance and dimensions in meters as shown in the drawing. zinc…

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Q: Briefly cite the main differences between ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds.

A: The concept of ionic, covalent and metallic bonds is based on valence electrons and the manner in…

Q: Material Classifcation By Bond Type

A: Types of bonds, Stretcher bond, Header bond, English bond, main features of English bond,…

Q: Imperfections in solids, are they good or bad? Why?

A: Solution: When there is an availability of irregularity in the structure pattern of crystal…

Q: How to convert hexadecimal to octal?

A: The octal number system is a base-8 number system that represents numbers with the digits 0 through…

Q: what are compatibility or kinametics conditions for underdeterminate structure of a material?

A: There are two methods for analysis of indeterminate structures. 1) Force compatibility method:- The…

Q: Define defects and impurities in crystal structures. Are they favourable?

A: We have to define the defects and impurities in crystal structure and also have to talk about that…

Q: What happens if defects are found?

A: Defects in a construction work are defined as the aspects of the works which are not in according to…

Q: What are the classes of defects in crystal structures?

A: Arrangements of the atoms in all types of materials hold imperfections that have a profound effect…

Q: 2. How do lonic bonds and covalent bonds differ?

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Q: What is the difference between primary and secondary bonding in the structure of materials?

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Q: Breaks a compound object into its component objects break command scale command champfer command…

A: Step: 1 “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you…

Q: Engineering structure testing and detection

A: Metal structure models are generally concerned mainly in the selection of material and nodal…

Q: What are its absolute and kinematic viscosities in SI units?

A: Given : Absolute viscosity = 3.2×10-4 lb-sec/ft2 Weight                  = 56 lb/ft3

Q: Discuss Structural rigidity

A: A structure is designed in such a way that it remains stable and external forces remain in…

Material Selection

A wide variety of engineering applications make use of different materials, depending upon their usage. The materials used in civil engineering vary in their properties such as strength, ductility, brittleness, and creep strength. Depending upon the application and external loading conditions, an engineer must make a wise decision for material selection. A wrong decision would fail in its functionality.