What is The downward load-movement plot?

Q: At what height is it necessary to install guardrails? O Sec 26.3 (1) O Sec 26.3 (2) O Sec 26.3 (3) O…

A: sec 26.3(2) where height is necessary to install the guardrails.

Q: What are the trapezoidal and Simpson’s Rules?

A: This question is related from Areas and Volume from Surveying Engineering. In this problem we define…

Q: How does Use of Geosynthetics for Stabilization and Reinforcement can be done?

A: A Geosynthetic's stabilization or reinforcement function comes from offering lateral restraint of…

Q: Define fixed-earth-support method.

A: The fixed earth support method is a basic method by which anchored sheet walls are designed. In this…

Q: Make a checklist of activities during constrution

A: Here we have to. Make a checklist of activities during construction .     Checklist is a set of…

Q: What control is used to determine the elevation drop across the following manhole?

A: Manholes are those which are provided underground to inspect, modify and clean a sewerage system.

Q: What is pole placement method

A: Answer:- The pole placement approach is a very useful design tool, particularly for estimating the…

Q: Define ALLOWABLE BEARING PRESSURE APPROACH

A: Bearing capacity is defined as the total pressure at the base of footing due to the weight of…

Q: Find the volume to be excavated if the ground surface is to be leveled to elevation 5m.

A: Givendata: The elevations of the ground surface at each corner of the square section are given as:…

Q: From the top of a building, the angle of depression of a point A located due west of the building is…

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Q: 1. The free haul distance for a cut and fill project is 100 m. Draw the Mass diagram and Profile…

A: Introduction- A mass diagram is a graphic depiction of the total quantity of earthwork moving all…

Q: Define the consideration in selecting the orientation of wing walls in the design of bridge…

A: All applicable AASHTO load variations must be considered when designing abutments. The girder loads…

Q: Describe the procedure of Improving Stability of Slopes?

A: Slope stability analysis:

Q: Describe the Use of geosynthetics for reinforcement, stabilization, and slope protection is useful.

A: Landslides are usually caused by rain in the soft or weathered rock soils. Such slopes are…

Q: Describe the uses  of Geosynthetics for Stabilization and Reinforcement.

A: Geosynthetics for Stabilization and Reinforcement:

Q: What is the spacing of stirrups at critical point?

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Q: Define Teng (1962) approach for allowable bearing pressure ?

A: Teng's approach is based on Terzaghi's method: He gives the equation of bearing pressure as:…

Q: May you please include the whole process of the solution. Thank you! The marker is to be dragged…

A: we have to find the force T and angle theta.

Q: What is fixed-earth-support method?

A: When an attached bulkhead is pushed to a substantial depth, its lower part will be essentially fixed…

Q: What is the effect of elevation on friction force?

A: At a certain limit , this force resists the motion and acts as a constraint.

Q: What is the interpretation of the slope?

A: The slope of a line is the ratio of the amount that y increases as x increases some amount. The…

Q: Several lines of levels are run over different routes from BM-A to establish the elevation of BM-B.…

A: Given: The lengths and elevations are, Route Difference in elevation (m) Lengths (km) 1…

Q: Why are adjustments performed using the least-squares method generally programmed?

A: Solution: The least square method is a statistical process which is used to find the best fit for…

Q: Describe the Computational Aids—Slope Stability Charts.

A: For preliminary research, slope stability charts are useful to compare transitions that may be…

Q: describe what we mean by elevation, depth, relief, and slope.

A: Elevation:- The altitude of an entity above water level will be its elevation. Although elevation…

Q: A rectangular gate (width w= 2 m) is hing shown, with a stop on the lower edge. At depth H will the…

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Q: What are geotextiles? What design considerations should be kept in mind while using geotextiles in…

A: Geotextile is a synthetic material that is permeable. It is used to improve soil properties. They…

Q: Define Earth surcharge loads

A: Surcharge can simply be defined as additional or in extra.

Q: Why differential levelling is the most commonly employed method?

A: Differential levelling is the process of measuring vertical distances from known elevation point to…

Q: Is it 49.3 kN down or up???

A: This question is related to the Structure Analysis. In this question Reaction at B (Rb or By ) will…

Q: Complete the statement: “Ten percent slope indicates that for every 100 m of horizontal distance,…

A: To Determine Which of the given option completes the given statement ( Ten percent slope indicates…

Q: Probl A submerged rectangular gate holds back water. Gate is 2 m. wide. Compute force (F=?) to open…

A: Given a submerged rectangular gate holding water, it is required to determine the force (F), to open…

Q: With sketches explain outages and Bath Tub Curve

A: Introduction- The term refers to the cross-sectional form of a bathtub, which has steep sidewalls…

Q: Q1)In the shown drawing, a grid area of 50 m X 50 and the grid elevations are provided. a- Calculate…

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Q: What is the magnitude of load Pthat is necessary to displace point A 11 mm to the left?

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Q: Please show complete and detailed solution for the table 2 and double check table 1. Also, show the…

A: To find. Bearings, Latitudes, Departures, and corrected Latitude and corrected Departure.

Q: a.) What is the maximum story drift at level 3?

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Q: Is reverse fault affects and influence the tunnels?

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Q: what drawings are required to project grades onto an elevatin?

A: 1.Contour line so that elevation of points can be shown . 2.drainage direction of flow. 3.property…

Q: Which selection method that can use all the selection method? * Using undo Using all Using crossing…

A: Which selection method that can use all the selection method? using all

Q: What is meant by “strike” and “dip”?

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Q: For the bridge structure what should be the vertical clearance to be observed between the bottom of…

A: To state the vertical clearance between bottom of bridges and the top of the roadway.   Vertical…

Q: Define the term Fixed overhead?

A: The fixed overhead cost is defined as “the costs that do not change even while the volume of the…

Q: Refer to the channel cross section shown in problem 7 in ch 6. If the channel slope is 1.75% and the…

A: The solution for Question 07 is as follows. Given Data: Slope of the channel is i=1.75% The depth of…

Q: Given the following data of the cross-section of an earthworks with a base of 10m.

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Q: Foundation Engineering Question: When given a boring log, how do you determine where the water…

A: The water table is generally expressed with a symbol in the bore logs. When the symbol hasn’t been…

Q: 6.30. The passage is 1.2 m wide normal to the paper. What will be the horizontal component of force…

A: Given: Channel width, B = 1.2m To determine horizontal component of force exerted by the water on…

Drawing Framing Plans

A framing plan is a plan that is a blueprint to display the locations, materials (like timber, steel), spacings, sizes, framing members, and the number of structural components required to construct the house. Drawing the joists and double framing in such a position so that they can be occupied in the completed building. There is no requirement for joist dimensions at each position. Perpendicular to the joist, the drawing of bridges is made and noted as “3-2” x 3 bridgings. Wall framing plans depict the position and methodology of framing openings and heights of the ceiling so that studs and posts can be cut out. As it is a vertical plane view, technically a wall framing plan is​ not a plan.