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Q: Explain any three types of excavation

A: Excavation is the process of excavating and removing volumes of earth or other materials for the…

Q: Explain the term Cunningham correction factor.

A: Cunningham Correction Factor (C): In dynamics of fluid, the Cunningham slip correction factor is…

Q: Explain the  Swelling Index ?

A: The soil with clay minerals like montmorillonite, illite, and hallosite has the tendency to swell…

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Q: How can lakes exist at elevations above the groundwater table?

A: Lake is an area filled with water, in a basin, around land apart from any outlet such as rivers and…

Q: Outline examples of how construction projects can be responsible for altering the elevation of the…

A: The construction projects have a severe impact on groundwater situation. The effect of the…

Q: For the beam and loading shown, (a) Use discontinuity functions to write the expression for w(x).…

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Q: Explain the procedure of well points.

A: Well point drainage includes building a tightly spaced row of tiny wells in diameter across an…

Q: What is a multi-tube cyclone or multicone?

A: Air pollution is the addition of pollutants in the atmosphere which degrades the quality of air and…

Q: What is the beta method of analysis?

A: The beta method is based on an analysis of effective stress and it is suited for long term analyses…

Q: Hydraulic fracturing may be used in groundwater hydrology when?

A: Brief concept- Hydraulic fracturing- Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, is a well stimulation…

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Q: What are the most important ideals and rules of DSDM? DSDM is a good method to use when making plans…

A: DSDM (Dynamic Systems Development Method) is an agile project delivery framework that provides a set…

Q: Define The width of the loaded area

A: Load: It is defined as the weight or force which is applied on the member, joint, or anybody which…

Q: Explain the two different types of limit state ?

A: The limit state method is the method to design succeeding the design procedures like working stress…

Q: Describe the Standard Model of Consolidation

A: The Standard Model of Consolidation is a geotechnical engineering model that was developed to…

Q: Explain why Hasofer-Lind's reliability index important?

A: Hasofer-Lind's reliability index or better known as first order relaibility method is a…

Q: What is base flow separation?

A: It is required to answer about what is base flow separation?

Q: What is Uniformly loaded rectangular area at the surface ?

A: The external load coming from soil, water pores form the extra incremental stress.

Q: How do pulse jet baghouses work?

A: The self cleaning dry filtration system which is used for collecting dust  and cleaning system is…

Q: What are some inherent limitations of the stability indices

A: The most commonly-used type of parameter in the objective aids to tropical-weather forecasting has…

Q: What is over-consolidated?

A: There are 3 types of consolidation stages namely : 1- over consolidation stage 2- normal…

Q: Why  Vicats apparatus is used ?

A: Vicat apparatus consist of frame to which is attached a movable rod weighing 300 gm and having…

Q: How are the redundant determined from the conditions of compatibility?

A: When the number of internal reactions in the structure is more than the number of equilibrium…

Q: Using the the following values, please calculate Specific Gravity Corrected G corrected (rounded to…

A: Given, K-value = 1.0004122 Uncorrected G = 2.251

Q: Describe the TRD method.

A: TRD stands for Trench Re-mixing and Deep wall. It is a one-phase process for excavation and in situ…

Q: What are stability and normality tests?

A: Normality: It is defined as the state of the data distribution that will occur as a normal…

Q: What types of conduit are in general use?

A: Types of conduit that are generally used are Rigid Metal Conduit—RMC and IMC. Electrical Metallic…

Q: What is the PreProposal meeting?

A: Pre-proposal meetins:

Q: Define the term diffusivity ?

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Q: How the process of pumping large volumes of water from a well does can alter the position of a…

A: -  The process of pumping large volume of water from the ground at a fast rate in comparison to rate…

Q: A pipeline carrying water has an average height of irregularities projecting from the surface of the…

A: Average height of irregularities projecting from the surface of the pipe,h= 0.155 mmFor pipe surface…

Q: GEOFOAM Methodology - How is this material installed and/or maneuvered around site?

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Q: The flow lines and equipotential lines together are the mesh strands which form the flow net. What…

A: Graphical representation of water flow of from a soil mass is flow net. It is a net in the form of…

Q: Techniques

A: The single sideband technique is a technique which is used for transmitting information like an…

Q: What are two feasible uses for CPM?

A: CPM allows to find out the most important task among all the task in a project. Deadline is a very…

Q: What is the importance of primevera in construction project scheduling

A: Primavera is a project management software that is used to build project baselines from start to…

Q: What were construction material used on Vaderkloof dam

A: Vaderkloof dam: Vaderkloof Dam is a earthen dam which catches water stretching a length of 100 km at…

Q: Where does The SPT-T procedure can be used?

A: This test incorporates the advantages of the Standard Penetration Test (SPT) and the Vane Shear Test…

Q: What is the principle on which well-point dewatering is based?

A: Introduction:- In this method wells are drilled around the excavation area with submersible pumps…