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Q: A stone weighs 450 N in air and 200 N in water. Compute the volume of stone

A: Given  Weight of stone in water = 200N Weight of stone in air = 450N   To find Volume of stone

Q: Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams with clear hand calculations.

A: For the given beam and loading, the SFD and BMD are to be drawn.

Q: Why do crystal formations create grains?

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

Q: A stone weigh 105 lb in air and 67 lb in water the buoyancy force on it =??? ?= And the stone volume

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Q: block weighing 2000 pounds? The angle of contact surfaces is 15'. The angle of friction is 10". O-…

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Q: Give at least 2 specific rocks (sandstone, basalt, etc.) and provide a summary of their origin and…

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Q: What are the Effects of Surface Tension?

A: The force that held the surface molecules together is called surface tension. The external force is…

Q: Give and Discuss some of the new innovations or discoveries related to concrete and its application…

A: Concrete is a development material made out of concrete, fine totals (sand) and coarse totals…

Q: What type of plastic is used in the manufacture of latex paints?

A: Latex paint is a type of water-based paint. it is generally used when the area that has to paint is…

Q: What is Earth pressure cell ? How are they used ?

A: IntroductionThe earth pressure is that pressure that is exerted by the soil in the horizontal…

Q: What is the Regional Differences in Capillary Pressure?

A: Solution: Capillary pressure is basically determined by centrifuge experiments which generally…

Q: 1. What is the unit of coefficient of viscosity?

A: Viscosity is resistance to the flow of fluid

Q: Describe three causes of permanent ground deformation in steel pipelines.You may use sketches in…

A: Permanent land displacement (PGD) is caused by faults in the soil, landslides, or liquefaction.…

Q: What is LAP SPLICING? Illustrate a figure and explain it thoroughly

A: A lap is when two pieces of reinforcing bar (rebar) are overlapped to create a continuous line of…

Q: Give 2 specific rocks and provide a summary of their origin and basic properties such as color,…

A: 1) Quartzite is a nonfoliated metamorphic rock composed almost absolutely of quartz. It paperwork…

Q: Describe properties that represent how light or how heavy materials are per unit volume.

A: Properties of light or how heavy materials are, generally rely on the mass of the material. Some…

Q: Izod impact test Charpy impact test

A: Izod impact test is an ASTM method of determining impact resistance and toughness strength of…

Q: Give and Discuss some of the new innovations or discoveries related to steel and its application in…

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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 the permeable material?

A: Permeability is defined as property of a material by the virtue of it allows the fluid to pass…

Q: What do you mean bySteam, Pneumatic, and Hydraulic Hammers

A: Steam Hammer : A steam hammer, also called a drop hammer, is an industrial power hammer driven by…

Q: Discuss  in  details coagulation

A: Coagulation is defined as the process of converting smaller dissolved solids into larger particles…

Q: Write a brief note on the pros and cons of construction practices for controlling temperature rise…

A: Monitoring and controlling temperature after concreting is essential for the construction of a…

Q: Define the terminology liquid limit, plastic limit and shrinkage limit.

A: The liquid limit is defined as “the water content of soil on which the shear strength is very low up…

Q: Write short notes "Elastic and plastic torsion"

A: Elastic Torsion: The torsion induced shear stress variation in elastic material is termed as Elastic…

Q: Explain the relationship between permeability and Darcy's law. Difference between particle specific…

A: Permeability : The ability of soil to permit water to flow through it is called to as permeability.…

Q: 1. Find the volume of concrete needed to fill up the slump cone for the test. 2. Find the volume…

A: KINDLY NOTE that as per our guidelines we are supposed to solve the first question. Kindly post the…

Q: Calculate vertical components at point C

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Q: Subject: Geology Give the Tensile strength, Compressive strength, and Shear strength of each of the…

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Q: What is the difference between vapor pressure and Henry's Law constant? What is an application of…

A: Answer:- Vapor pressure:-  When a liquid comes in the contact with the air, a fraction of it will go…

Q: Instruction: Draw the shear force and bending moment diagram with clear hand calculations

A: To draw SFD and BMD

Q: Make an objectives for Fluid Displacement Method for Measuring Volume Solids. Cite your references

A: Measuring the volume of an irregularly shaped object using geometry is often difficult and…

Q: Discuss in detail Kennedy and Lacey Theory? Write down all the design steps.

A: The velocity of flow within the canal should be critical. The design of canals which are referred to…

Q: Shear stress , shear rate and shear force? Relative viscosity , absolute viscosity and kinematic…

A: At the point of maximum magnitude of BM, shear force must be of SF, BM need zero. At the point of…

Q: What is the Engineering Properties of Basalt Rocks?

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Q: the structural number or density factor (X) most nearly?

A: Given data: Sleeper density (D)=1174 sleepersTrack length (L)=800 KmRail length (l)=1500 cm=1.5…

Q: Describe at least 5 parts of theodolite and provide introduction and conclusion.

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Q: Can you please describe insulated wing

A: Brief concept introduction- Aircraft insulated wing- A wing is a form of fin that generates lift as…

Q: Question 30 Which element of a railway system holds the correct gauge between rails? O Spike O…

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Types and properties of steel

Steel is an alloy of iron. It is formed by heating iron and combining carbon (0.1-1.7%) with it and minor amounts of other elements such sulfur,  chromium, manganese, nickel, etc. Thousands of steel grades have been published, registered, or regulated around the world, each with its chemical composition, and special numbering systems have been devised in various countries to classify the vast number of alloys.