What is the use of geosynthetic fabrics

Q: In what directions do sound waves move?

A: Sound wave propagates as an acoustic wave which have oscillation in pressure, stress, particle…

Q: Draw cross sectional view of earth. Analyze all the major layers and the thickness of earth?.…

A: Cross sectional view of earth

Q: Analyse the positive environmental and sustainability impact of geosynthetics technology in terms of…

A: Geosynthetics technology-Materials created by humans called geosynthetics are used to improve soil…

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Q: Enthalpy is a point function. Explain?

A: There are two types of function that are given as, Path function: The value of the function depends…

Q: Where does geotextiles and geocomposites with high planar permeability can be used?

A: Geotextiles:- Geotextiles are the polymers which are porous and used to improve soil…

Q: How does geomembranes are made from?

A: Geomembranes are the mebranes used for controlling fluid migration in any structure.

Q: Define Plate Tectonics.

A: Plate tectonics is the theory which deals with the dynamics of outer shell of Earth known as the…

Q: Define types of geotextiles used in civil engineering ?

A: The ability of a fabric to sperate ,filter ,protect and drain the soil is known as geo textile.…

Q: What is Tectonic movements?

A: The Planet is in ever-changing shape. The surface of the earth, named the lithosphere, is composed…

Q: Geotechnical

A: Given data :Thickness of layer 1 (H1)=7 mThickness of layer 2 (H2)=3 mThickness of layer 3 (H3)=10…

Q: midpoint approximation

A: Midpoint Approximation: The midpoint approximation or the midpoint rule is used for calculating the…

Q: 2. are engineering works created through the processing of parts of the earth's surface involving…

A: Various engineering work done on the earth's surface- Soil nailing  Ground freezing Caisson  Trench…

Q: What are the differences between density and apparent density?

A: Density is defined as the mass per unit volume for the same material. The volume of the voids are…

Q: GEOLOGY

A: Weathering Process in sedimentary rocks There are two kinds of weathering process:- a.) Physical…

Q: what do you mean by datum surface?

A: Depending on the scale of the geometry and therefore the tolerance, the independent indicators of…

Q: explain the areas where geology is useful in civil engineering practices

A: Brief Concept Introduction: Geology-  Geology is the study of rocks, minerals and about the earth's…

Q: Describe the features of Aerial photographs that help on surface conditions and land forms?

A: The term 'Aerial photographs' deals with the taking of photographs from the air, depicting a portion…

Q: Explain the importance and the geosynthetics in geotechnical and environmental engineering.

A: Geosynthetics are the planar polymeric products, which are used in the connection with soil, rock or…

Q: Describe parameters that define a domain in geostatics

A: Geo statics: It is used to verify that the geostatic stress field is in equilibrium with the…

Q: Explain the uses of Geosynthetics to Prevent Ground Contamination.

A: The geosynthetic can be defined as it is a planar product which has made from a polymeric substance,…

Q: Surveying Explain nouns: (a) collimation height or instrument height (b) turning point

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Q: Surveying Explain nouns: (a) horizontal base plane (b) rear view (c) front view

A: (a) Horizontal Base Plane : It is the plane which is perpendicular (90 degrees) to the plumb line…

Q: How are the sensitive parameters identified?

A: The process of determining probability of a variable of interest affected when value of one or more…

Q: For what purpose does Geocomposites with high planar permeability are being used for?

A: Geo-composites are multi-layered geosynthetic combinations.

Q: represent

A: Standard penetration test(SPT) is most commonly used in-situ test, especially for cohesionless soils…

Q: Does a car’s odometer measure distance traveled or displacement? Elaborate.

A: car’s odometer measure distance traveled not the  displacement.

Q: Introduce structural geology in own words

A: Geology: Geology is a subfield of Earth science that studies both the solid and liquid Earth, the…

Q: Explain sea floor spreading and transcursion

A: Sea floor spreading Is the creation of oceanic plate in the mid sea.Sea floor spreading occurs at…

Q: why distance in taping is important?

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Q: What is meant by “development of surfaces”?

A: The development of an object's surface refers to the unrolling and unfolding of all of the object's…

Q: What is the Protection functions in Geosynthetics?

A: Let’s first understand what is “Geosynthetics”: Plastic products that are made predominately from…

Q: Explain Drainage, Filtration, Separation, and Protection with Geosynthetics.

A: Geo textiles are those materials which are made from permeable fabrics. Polypropylene or polyester…

Q: Determine kinematics indeterminacy

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Q: Road designs are not growing in complexity. 1) True 02) False

A: (2) False Road designs are growing in complexity.

Q: Define Geomaterials

A: Geomaterials:

Q: Explain how to carry out chain surveying in civil engineering?

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Q: What is the dimension of C? LT

A: To find : Dimension of C.

Q: How does studying surveying relates to civil engineering?

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Q: How geology and its branches are relevant to Geotechnical engineering?

A: Geology is a branch of Earth science that deals with the study of the earth material, its…

Q: Explain Tacheometry?

A: Tacheometry is a quick surveying method that eliminates the need for a chain, tape, or additional…

Q: Specific gravity is an extensive property Fabe

A: Intensive property are the property which depend on matter .  Example : Specific gravity Density…

Q: Approximation, projection pr prediction of a quantity of work; a statement of the approximate or…

A: Brief concept introduction- The successful execution of the project needs proper planning,…

Q: Explain The application of AUTO CAD

A: Answer: AUTOCAD is a computer-aided 2d and 3d design and drafting software that first came into…