Explain why there is a need for engineering symbols.

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

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Q: a. Types of structural forms

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Q: What does it mean by structural transformation?

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A: There are many physical laws 1. Newtons laws of motion: Newton’s first law states that a body at…

Q: Explain Henry's law.

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Q: WHAT ARE SOME APPLICATIONS WHY THERE IS A NEED TO UNDERSTAND ENGINEERING DESIGN

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Q: Give three examples of a material’s mechanical properties.

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

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Q: Explain two-dimensional conformal.

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

Q: Can you please explain the process of step by step in a paragraph?

A: Step 1: Find the reactions at the support using equilibrium conditions. Step 2: Shear force and MEI…

Q: What is structural analysis

A: Structural analysis: It is the method which helps in determining the effects of loads on physical…

Q: Give another example of Newton's third law of motion

A: Newton third law of motion: Newton's third law of motion states that for every action there is an…

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: Explain value engineering?

A: Value engineering is an intensive, interdisciplinary problem solving activity that focuses on…

Q: Give examples of the important role of area in engineering analysis and design.

A: Area play an very important role in many engineering problems. It is derived secondary physical…

Q: Define architecture? How it is different from civil engineering

A: Architectural engineering is the application of application of engineering principles and technology…

Q: Explain the one-to-one concept.

A: The one-to-one concept is the phenomenon that defines construction project administration. As per…

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Q: What is value engineering?

A: Value engineering is described as a systematic project design assessment to get the most value for…

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: Give examples of renewable building materials.

A: Timber is the best renewable building materials. It is obtained from either hardwood or softwood…

Q: Civil Engineering Mathematics) * Surface Integrals How does learning it help us?

A: Surface Integrals:  In Mathematics the surface integral is the generalization of multiple integrals…

Q: Explain why different approaches, careful observation and analysis of data are important in…

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Q: give the pros and cons of Structural Bridge with examples

A: Brief concept introduction- Structural Bridge- A bridge is a structure that spans a physical barrier…

Q: Give examples of the important role of volume in engineering analysis and design.

A: Volumes are useful in determining the amount needed to fill up, which is quite opposite to surface…

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Q: -When did Architecture begin?

A: The beginning of architecture can be traced back to the Neolithic period, about 10 000 BC, or simply…

Q: Explain the theory of plasticity ?

A: The plasticity theory is widely used for modelling the stress–strain relationship of concrete. It is…

Q: What is the connection of architectural styles and architectural form

A: Architecture is generally the art and technique of designing and building, as distinguished from the…

Q: explain the concept of design workstation with the help of figure and examples

A: Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computers (or workstations) to aid in the creation,…

Q: Give examples of the important role of length in everyday life.

A: Explanation- The base distance between two distinct focuses is estimated by the length, and it is an…

Q: What are mass or weight properties?

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Q: Explain a few of the different ways in which computers can be categorized.

A: Computers are broadly classified into following categories: 1.  Based on single user. 2.  Based on…

Q: Why does it matter if something is structurally sound or serves a certain purpose?

A: Structure is sound and serving a certain purpose. In civil engineering various structures are built…

Q: Discuss why geometric design standards are necessary Would you expect design standards to change…

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Q: Give examples of engineering variables that are based on the fundamental dimensions of length and…

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Q: discuss the importance of carpentry in engineering

A: Carpentry is extensively required in rework and remodel of  the existing structure.      it is…

Q: Give examples of common civil engineering symbols.

A: By creating roads, bridges, airports, homes, hospitals, parks, tunnels, stadiums, and just much…

Q: Why is principles of design important in art?

A: - Design principles define the manner in which an artists use the elements of art in an art work. -…

Q: why tension

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Q: 9.Give the name of 5 civil engineering structures?

A: Burj Khalifa Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world. Its height is 828 m and has more…