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What is disturbed and undisturbed soil sample?
What is chases, rebates and throating in stone masonry work?
Throating is simply groove, which is provided underside of the projecting elements. Examples cornices, coping, etc. This is provided to discharge the rainwater clear from the wall. Rebate is also called lap in stone masonry. Rebate length depends upon the work, but should not be less than 70 mm. A jRead more
How to do estimation fo steel gate?
What is SOR? Which department publishes SOR?
SOR, i.e., Schedule of Rates, also known as DSR, i.e., District Schedule of Rates. It is a document released by Public Works Departments for every district. It consists of many tables for different activities in construction, such as Concreting, Earthwork, Steelwork, etc. and there different methodsRead more
What is the difference between Tar and Bitumen?
Bitumen: 1. Bitumen is naturally occurring substances, it is dark in color & it occurs in both solid and liquid form. 2. Bitumen is a viscous organic substance, which occurs naturally. 3. Bitumen is strongly adhesive and water-resistant. & it is always a viscous liquid. 4. Bitumen is createdRead more
What is the difference between Grit and Aggregate?
Grit and aggregate all are manufactured in stone crushers. From stone crusher we get Durt Grit Artificial sand Aggregate GSB material Size of 10-20mm stone is defined as a aggregate. And size of stone <10mm is defined as a grit. Grid is used to make a well packing layer ( fill the voids). [captioRead more
What is surface excavation?
What are the best steps for bituminous patch repair work?
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Disturbed soil samples don't hold the in-situ properties of the soil during the assortment procedure. Engineers don't believe these examples to be illustrative of underground soils aside from geotechnical testing that doesn't depend on the structure of the soil itself. Researchers generally test disRead more