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  1. Asked: September 19, 2020In: Geotechnical Engineering

    drained and undarined shear strength

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    Added an answer on October 5, 2020 at 7:37 pm
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    Sir, Drained Shear Strength: The soil is free to dilate or contract during shear if the soil sample is totally drained. Undrained Shear Strength: Whenever water is not allowed to flow in or flow out of the soil then the stress path is called as undrained stress path. Undrained Shear Strength is notRead more

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    Drained Shear Strength: The soil is free to dilate or contract during shear if the soil sample is totally drained. Undrained Shear Strength: Whenever water is not allowed to flow in or flow out of the soil then the stress path is called as undrained stress path. Undrained Shear Strength is not a fundamental soil parameter as compare to drained strength. Undrained shear strength is more easier and cheaper.  

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  2. Asked: December 10, 2018In: Concrete

    How to calculate the quantity of water for a given concrete mix.?

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    Added an answer on October 5, 2020 at 7:35 pm
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    Sir, With reference to the IS10262-2019 code, for 10mm aggregate sizes, the water content is 208Kg/ meter cube. Refer the attached table.  

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    With reference to the IS10262-2019 code, for 10mm aggregate sizes, the water content is 208Kg/ meter cube. Refer the attached table.  

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  3. Asked: September 29, 2020In: Concrete

    How to adjust mix proportions if we have to work with wet sand?

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    Added an answer on October 5, 2020 at 7:34 pm
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    Sir, If we are dealing with moist sand and we used it in our concrete mix then we just have to find out their free moisture content and fix it in mix proportion accordingly.

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    If we are dealing with moist sand and we used it in our concrete mix then we just have to find out their free moisture content and fix it in mix proportion accordingly.

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  4. Asked: December 20, 2018In: Concrete

    fly Ash Percentage in PPC Cements

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    Added an answer on October 5, 2020 at 7:30 pm
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    Sir, Nearly 15-30% ordinary portland cement is replaced by Fly ash in portland pozzolana cement(PPC). Some times, it's percent may increase. The fly ash is used to lower the cost and it also inhance the performance of portland pozzolana cement.  

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    Nearly 15-30% ordinary portland cement is replaced by Fly ash in portland pozzolana cement(PPC).

    Some times, it’s percent may increase.

    The fly ash is used to lower the cost and it also inhance the performance of portland pozzolana cement.  

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  5. Asked: December 23, 2018In: Concrete

    How to Mix Geopolymer Concrete?

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    Added an answer on October 5, 2020 at 7:29 pm
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    Sir, The geopolymer concrete is the concrete which is created by the reaction of aluminate and silicate bearing materials with a caustic activator. It is more useful to keep environment more clean. It is an innovative type of concrete which have numerous advantages.  

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    The geopolymer concrete is the concrete which is created by the reaction of aluminate and silicate bearing materials with a caustic activator.

    It is more useful to keep environment more clean.

    It is an innovative type of concrete which have numerous advantages.  

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  6. Asked: September 21, 2020In: Career Guidance

    What is your current work status?

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    Added an answer on October 5, 2020 at 10:50 am
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    Sir, I am a MBA degree holder after civil engineering. Currently doing freelancing for various websites. theconstructor.org is the best source of information for civil enginering student. I handelled AutoCAD, STAAD.PRO, REvit, BIM, teKLA and had a 2 years of experiance in infomedia 18.

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    I am a MBA degree holder after civil engineering. Currently doing freelancing for various websites. theconstructor.org is the best source of information for civil enginering student. I handelled AutoCAD, STAAD.PRO, REvit, BIM, teKLA and had a 2 years of experiance in infomedia 18.

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  7. Asked: October 24, 2017In: Construction

    How to set up HDPE liner in Evaporation Pond?

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    Added an answer on October 3, 2020 at 12:09 pm
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    Sir, HDPE liner was choosen to protect the surface and groung waters of the area and to assist with the evaporation of the water. This liner is also known as the HDPE goe-membrane. It contains 98% high density polyethylene. It is durable and long lasting and are used to line cooling ponds due to theRead more

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    HDPE liner was choosen to protect the surface and groung waters of the area and to assist with the evaporation of the water.

    This liner is also known as the HDPE goe-membrane. It contains 98% high density polyethylene.

    It is durable and long lasting and are used to line cooling ponds due to their low permeability and resistance to UV light.  

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  8. Asked: October 26, 2017In: Miscellaneous

    I need general method statement for building works G+2

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    Added an answer on October 3, 2020 at 12:03 pm
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    Sir, The construction workers can build, repair, maintain, renovate, modify and demolish houses, offices, temples, hospitals,bridges, tunnels, stadiums and airports. The International Labour Organization(ILO) classifies the construction industry as government and private sector.   Following are consRead more

    Sir, The construction workers can build, repair, maintain, renovate, modify and demolish houses, offices, temples, hospitals,bridges, tunnels, stadiums and airports. The International Labour Organization(ILO) classifies the construction industry as government and private sector.  

    Following are construction occupants1:

    • Boilermakers
    • Bricklayers
    • Concrete finishers
    • Masons

     

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