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  1. Asked: May 22, 2020In: Geotechnical Engineering

    What is the size of the gravel which is used in pavements for Granular base?

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    Added an answer on June 12, 2020 at 1:01 pm

    This question actually needs very long & detailed answer,It can not be answered in 2 lines.However,Let me summarize this as possible. The flexible pavement contains 4 main pavement layers that are as following Sub-grade(Natural soil) ,  Sub-base , base & Surface Course. The surface course coRead more

    This question actually needs very long & detailed answer,It can not be answered in 2 lines.However,Let me summarize this as possible.

    • The flexible pavement contains 4 main pavement layers that are as following Sub-grade(Natural soil) ,  Sub-base , base & Surface Course.
    • The surface course contains 4 layers as well that are as following Prime Coat , Binder Course , Tack Coat & Wearing Surface.
    • The Binder Course & Wearing Course contains the Following (Coarse aggregate + Fine aggregate + mineral filler + Asphalt)
    • Size & Gradation of aggregate(Coarse & fine) shall be as following as per AASHTO …> Coarse aggregate (Retained on Sieves#4 , 8 & 10) …> and the fine aggregate (Passing from Sieves#4 , 8 & 10) …> Mineral filler (at least 70% pass from sieve#200)
    • Regarding the Subgrade soil shall be Fine or Coarse aggregate and the soil shall have group index less than 4 to be suitable for use as per AASHTO
    • Group index equation as following (G.I=0.2*a + 0.005*a*c + 0.01*b*d)
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  2. Asked: June 9, 2020In: Construction Site Related

    What is the lumpsum quantity of steel in residential and commercial building in unit of kg/sqft?

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    Added an answer on June 11, 2020 at 5:33 pm

    Lump sum quantity of steel shall be as following based on thumb rule: For G+1 ... 1.92kg/Sq.ft For G+3 ... 2.7kg/Sq.ft For G+7 ... 4.2kg/Sq.ft For tower_7 to 20 floors ... 6 to 7.2kgSq.ft    

    Lump sum quantity of steel shall be as following based on thumb rule:

    For G+1 … 1.92kg/Sq.ft

    For G+3 … 2.7kg/Sq.ft

    For G+7 … 4.2kg/Sq.ft

    For tower_7 to 20 floors … 6 to 7.2kgSq.ft

     

     

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  3. Asked: May 31, 2020In: Construction

    Which are the best Mobile Applications useful to Civil Engineers for doing construction calculations and measurements?

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    The best Engineering apps that are very useful & Commonly used: 1. RealCalc Plus 2. Engineering Unit Converter 3. Basic Engineering Dictionary 4. Civil Engineering Dictionary 5. Civil Engineering Basics 6. Engineering Codes and Standards 7. Beamdesign 8. Frame Design 9. Autocad- DWG Viewer and ERead more

    The best Engineering apps that are very useful & Commonly used:
    1. RealCalc Plus
    2. Engineering Unit Converter
    3. Basic Engineering Dictionary
    4. Civil Engineering Dictionary
    5. Civil Engineering Basics
    6. Engineering Codes and Standards
    7. Beamdesign
    8. Frame Design
    9. Autocad- DWG Viewer and Editor
    10. Steel Profiles
    11. Civil Engineerinh
    12. Build A Bridge
    13. Civil Formulas

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