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  1. Asked: July 7, 2020In: Structural Engineering

    How to treat the under design poured concrete on shearwall?

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    Added an answer on September 5, 2020 at 8:25 am
    How to Conduct a Field Test of Cement at the Site?

    Design of poured concrete on the shear wall: When the final f'c extrapolated from a break of 3 days then an additional break of 5 days (it is usually 3, 7 & 28 days), it is directly indicated that the first cylinder itself was defective. When the f'c of 5000psi was one of the 28th day (i.e. finaRead more

    Design of poured concrete on the shear wall:

    • When the final f’c extrapolated from a break of 3 days then an additional break of 5 days (it is usually 3, 7 & 28 days), it is directly indicated that the first cylinder itself was defective.
    • When the f’c of 5000psi was one of the 28th day (i.e. final) result, then it clearly indicates that it’s necessary to return the design engineer who is specified f’c 7000.
    • It is really possible that he or she can review their previous calculations and determine lower compression that will still satisfy their own design.
    • If it is not so then it will clearly requirement of other physical attributes like load, span, etc. it will have to be adjusted.
    • Practically on a job, I was inspecting probably 3-day break spec, 5-day break, confirmed below fake spec.
    • Usually, the contractor decided to tear the wall out and repour, but later on, it was determined to be a mechanical failure at the batch plant where only half the cement was batched.
    • In case of another multi-storey hotel, it wasn’t the compression, it was the lack of adequate reconsolidation including vibration.
    • When the forms where is stripped from a large, significance and poured in place shear wall, there were a large number of voids -some the size of a basketball.
    • It was ultimately referred to the engineer, who specified filling a large number of voids with a simple compound.
    • I personally didn’t feel particularly warm and fuzzy about the fix, but the engineer seemed more satisfied.

    • One example of which I know is that a cantilevered deck at an officer’s club, on a military base.

    But after all, the testing fell short of the design, the general contractor, and batch plant manager approach to the officer in charge (Airforce colonel which is assigned to oversee the project) to propose one of the serious field testings to demonstrate that the cantilever would work.

    Finally, he decided to redo it.

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  2. Asked: September 2, 2020In: Miscellaneous

    Why water tanks are still designed by the working stress method?

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    Added an answer on September 3, 2020 at 1:15 pm

    Dear student, Nowadays we use IS 3370:1965 for water tank design which permits only the working stress method. The reason behind the design of water tanks  using the working stress method only are as follows; Variation of the load is not taken into account in working stress method. Working stress meRead more

    Dear student,

    Nowadays we use IS 3370:1965 for water tank design which permits only the working stress method.

    The reason behind the design of water tanks  using the working stress method only are as follows;

    • Variation of the load is not taken into account in working stress method.
    • Working stress method is used whenever the design is more conservative.
    • Commonly water tanks are highly vulnerable because the water level in the tank will drastically vary and there is highly continuous variation in the water pressure inside the tank.
    • Working stress method fulfils the highest requirement factor and gives one of the traditional methods to account such type of variation.
    • Serviceability of working stress method is more as compared to Limit state method and hence the lifespan of the structure will automatically extend.
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  3. Asked: June 18, 2020In: Miscellaneous

    What are the various Types of Electrical Works carried out in a High Rise Building?

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    Added an answer on September 2, 2020 at 9:18 pm

    Dear students, Definition : High rise building is that type of building which is taller than 15m height which people can willing to walk up and it also requires mechanically operated vertical Transportation systems. No. of Floors in high rise building= greater than four (i.e. G + 3 Floors) ElectricaRead more

    Dear students,

    Definition :

    High rise building is that type of building which is taller than 15m height which people can willing to walk up and it also requires mechanically operated vertical Transportation systems.

    No. of Floors in high rise building= greater than four (i.e. G + 3 Floors)

    Electrical system :

    The electrical system provided in high rise building depends on the utility of that building.

    High Voltage wire is required for commercial building and it is considered hazardous.

    The machine has its own fuse, there will be wire ways included in the floor slab.

    Various types of electrical works carried out in high rise building:

    • Fixing a standby diesel generator
    • Each consumer has to be protected by a provision of an Earth leakage circuit breaker(ELCB)  to safeguard the persons against electrical shocks.
    • All power sockets need to be earthed through an earth conductor and finally connected to ground pits.
    • Solar power for high rise building is essential to fulfilling all requirements and reduces electricity consumption.
    • Enhances energy conservation
    • New technology:

                  integrated building                      management system(IBMS)

    1. Can monitor and control fire.
    2. It has a security module for access control
    3. Elevator control
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  4. Asked: June 18, 2020In: Structural Engineering

    What are the Static and Dynamic Effects of Bridge Cranes?

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    Added an answer on September 2, 2020 at 9:15 pm
    How to Conduct a Field Test of Cement at the Site?

    Dear students, To understand this question deeply first we have to understand what exactly is the bridge cranes. Bridge crane is nothing but the overhead crane with consists of parallel runways with a travelling bridge spanning the gap. Use of bridge crane:  lift and move heavy loads from one placeRead more

    Dear students,

    To understand this question deeply first we have to understand what exactly is the bridge cranes.

    Bridge crane is nothing but the overhead crane with consists of parallel runways with a travelling bridge spanning the gap.

    Use of bridge crane: 

    • lift and move heavy loads from one place to another which increases space safety and efficiency.
    • It also used in the refinement of Steel, Copper and Aluminium.

    Static effects:

    • considered while designing.

    Dynamic effects:

    • Generally neglected because of their operation at low speed.
    • Dynamic behaviour of a megastructure as a movable flexible structure is different than of a smaller crane.
    • Vibration is a serious problem.
    • Extra fatigue damage can occur.
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  5. Asked: July 27, 2020In: Construction

    Why does India lack world class safety practices that are normal in western world?

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    Added an answer on September 2, 2020 at 9:11 pm
    How to Conduct a Field Test of Cement at the Site?

    Safety is the first and foremost need of any country. As per World Health Organisation (WHO) occupational health deals with all aspects of Health and safety in the workplace and has a firm focus on primary prevention of hazards. The reason behind why this India lack world-class safety practices thatRead more

    Safety is the first and foremost need of any country.

    As per World Health Organisation (WHO) occupational health deals with all aspects of Health and safety in the workplace and has a firm focus on primary prevention of hazards.


    The reason behind why this India lack world-class safety practices that are normal in western worlds are as follows;

    • Work organisations and working culture does not support the health and safety of workers.
    • Lack of managerial system.
    • No personnel policy regarding this issue.
    • No idea about principles for participation.
    • Lack of training policies.
    • No quality management scheme for the undertaking.
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  6. Asked: July 27, 2020In: Construction

    Which are top Multinational Construction Companies operating in India?

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    Added an answer on September 2, 2020 at 9:01 pm

    The updated list of top multinational Construction companies in India: Larsen and Tourbro Infrastructure Development Projects Limited. Tata Projects Limited, Mumbai Shapoorji Pallonji and co. Limited, Mumbai. GMR Group, Mumbai Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), Mumbai Afcons Infrastructure LimiteRead more

    The updated list of top multinational Construction companies in India:

    1. Larsen and Tourbro Infrastructure Development Projects Limited.
    2. Tata Projects Limited, Mumbai
    3. Shapoorji Pallonji and co. Limited, Mumbai.
    4. GMR Group, Mumbai
    5. Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), Mumbai
    6. Afcons Infrastructure Limited, Mumbai
    7. JMC projects, Mumbai
    8. Gammon India Limited, Mumbai
    9. IVRCL, Hyderabad
    10. J Kumar Infra, Mumbai
    11. Gammon Infrastructure Projects Limited (GIPL), Mumbai
    12. Reliance infrastructure
    13.  Ashoka Buildcon, Nashik
    14. B L Kashyap and sons Limited (BLK), New Delhi
    15. Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited (CCCL), Chennai
    16. Essar group, Mumbai
    17. GVK Group, Secunderabad
    18. IRCON International Limited, New Delhi
    19. Jaypee group (Jaiprakash Associates Limited), Noida
    20. KEC International Limited, Mumbai
    21. LANCO Group, Hyderabad
    22. MBL Infrastructures Limited, New Delhi
    23. Nagarjuna Construction Company Limited (NCC), Hyderabad
    24. National Building Construction Corporation Limited (NBCC), New Delhi.
    25. Punj Lloyd, Mumbai
    26. Tantla Construction limited, Kolkata
    27. Toyo Engineering India Limited (TEIL), Mumbai
    28. Ahluwalia Contract India Limited, New Delhi
    29. Anubhav Infra, Howrah
    30. ARSS Infrastructures Limited, Delhi
    31. Allanta Limited, Mumbai
    32. BSCPL Infrastructure Limited
    33. C & C Construction Limited, Gurgaon
    34. Capacite Infraprojects Limited, Mumbai
    35. Coastal Projects Private Limited (CPPL), Hyderabad
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  7. Asked: July 27, 2020In: Construction

    What are the type of Cadding work in Wall and Roof?

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    Added an answer on September 2, 2020 at 9:00 pm
    How to Conduct a Field Test of Cement at the Site?

    let's discuss some modern cladding techniques: Intelligent and responsive cladding Ventilated energy-conserving facades Optical and the Mesmerising Fire Resistant cladding Modern cladding construction materials: Terracotta High-pressure laminates(HPL) Stone and ceramic tiles Facade cladding systems

    let’s discuss some modern cladding techniques:

    1. Intelligent and responsive cladding
    2. Ventilated energy-conserving facades
    3. Optical and the Mesmerising
    4. Fire Resistant cladding

    Modern cladding construction materials:

    • Terracotta
    • High-pressure laminates(HPL)
    • Stone and ceramic tiles
    • Facade cladding systems
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