What is a throwaway FGD process?

Q: What is the difference between ASD and LRFD

A: Solution; ASD Method This method is also known as the Allowable Stress Method. Use 'Service' Loads…

Q: Please describe the quality control of concrete construction.

A: Any structure to be durable, high strength and also for a good view, much-needed factor is quality…

Q: What is the use of CMM?

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Q: What type of building systems are CLT panels used for?

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Q: What is referred to as fast track construction?

A: In a traditional construction approach, the design tends to be completed before a price is sought…

Q: Explain the advantages of SCPT over SPT ?

A: SCPT (Static Cone Penetration Test) is commonly used in the field to record variations in in-situ…

Q: When it comes to structural testing, what are the several stages?

A: Structural testing, also known as glass box testing or white box testing is an approach where the…

Q: What are the different industry standard assessment methods used for evaluating the environmental…

A: Answer to the Question 1:- The need for environmental protection is on high demand. The pollution ,…

Q: In the earlier years of construction what seemed to be needed to assure quality construction?

A: Quality is one of the most important parameters in the construction industry.

Q: What is the minimum area of reinforecement of a one way slab slab (h=100mm, b=1000mm) if fy is…

A: To calculate the minimum area of reinforcement of a one-way slab of given dimensions and grade of…

Q: Qsn. Discuss the materials required to construct the building using PET bottles as an construction…

A: Materials Required The construction requires some of the basic materials which ensures  a stable,…

Q: What are the common uses of CFCs?

A: Brief concept- CFCs- It is Chlorofluorocarbons. It is a non-toxic gas having carbon, chlorine, and…

Q: What are some lumped safety factors ?

A: The use of (safe working) load capacity terminology for resistance is a convenient and easily…

Q: Q.3. A slab has to be designed for an auditorium project. The design demands of the client are such…

A: In the case of auditorium the slab provided must be such that it provide large column free space…

Q: What is the Defective Design risk?

A: - Defective design risk refers to the risk arises due to defect in designing phase of project or…

Q: What important changes were made by Burland and Burbidge (1985) from the previous methods ?

A: Solution: Burland and Burbidge generally proposed semi-empirical  method, that uses the counts of…

Q: is there any FBD for this?

A: As expert has already solved this question and Student has asked to  draw a Free body diagram for…

Q: What is the Format of Construction Dairy?

A: Format of construction diary:

Q: Differ between substantial completion and substantial performance?

A: Difference between substantial completion and substantial performance:

Q: Compare and contrast related approaches that could be used to lower the cost of rework.

A: Concept- Rework- It is the process of redoing anything. Rework needs the original work to be…

Q: Discuss about the punching shear failure? Explain the cause & consequences of punching shear…

A: Solution: The punching Shear is the mechanism of failure in the members of the structure such as…

Q: Show neat and clean step by step solutions. Also show FBD if possible.

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Q: What is consolidation test?

A: - Consolidation test is used to calculate the rate of consolidation and and magnitude of soil…

Q: Name two types of EIFS. Describe two ways of applying EIFS to a building. Why should barrier wall…

A: The two types of EIFS are:Barrier wall systemWall drainage system

Q: What is an example of a severe structural failure?

A: Answer:- Structural failure: Structural failure is defined as the loss of load bearing capacity of a…

Q: What steps does the Contractor take to remove dangerous hazards?

A: Steps that are taken by the contractor for the saferty on site:

Q: What is the concept of Lean Construction?

A: Lean construction is an approach to design production systems in a building environment with the…

Q: What are the principles of selecting design capacities for typical building?

A: The three main principles of building engineering are Building Safety, Designing a building that…

Q: Explain the following statement: The LBSR project was a self-certified project.

A: By permitting a certified expert to take accountability for and validate a project's conformity with…

Q: What is the goal of Lean construction?

A: The combination of practical development and operational research with principles and practices of…

Q: PPRA Evaluation Criteria based Analyse the Adequacy of the on STB Bidding Large Works. Document for…

A: These documents have been prepared as a global document intended to be used by different…

Q: What kind of positive contribution can be made by the architect  in the final inspection process?

A: Positive contribution made by the architecture in the final inspection process:

Q: What technology choice is appropriate for driving dismantling form work

A: Routine workplace safety inspections are conducted to detect possible risks, and personnel is…

Q: What are the techniques for retrofitting?

A: Techniques of RETROFITTING

Q: What is the difference between manual and mechanical auguring?

A: Any device that is used to dig a hole in the ground or wood is known as augring device. There is a…

Q: What is Compensation grouting?

A: Grouting is the process of ground improvement technique attained by injecting fluid like materials…

Q: What is the common use of RFI in construction?

A: RFI (Right for Information) in Construction : The construction RFI is a standardized reporting…

Q: A wooden plank 2.00 inches in thickness by 300mm in width x 3.00 meters in length per unit is said…

A: Given:- t=2 in Width = 300 mm L=3m=3000mm Area of flooring = 11.05* 20.35 m To find:- Total quantity…

Q: When should materials be checked by the inspector?

A: Material inspection is necessary for quality testing before construction to fulfill the standard…

Q: Which of the following techniques is advanced and more indicate in modern construction progress…

A: The construction projects are managed and monitored using various techniques, they are Milestone,…

Steel Framing

A steel frame consists of a skeleton frame structure comprising of horizontal I-beams and vertical steel columns fitted in a rectangular grid building construction to brace the floors, walls, and the roof of the building held onto the frame. Due to the implementation of this methodology, the construction of the skyscrapers was feasible.