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Asked: November 18, 2017In: Civil Engineering Jobs

How is resection done in survey?

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How is resection done in survey?

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    Resection Method. This method is used for establishing the instrument stations or after completing the traverse surveying the important object cannot be located due to difficulties & missed the station. PROCESS:- Select the two stations P & Q on the ground & measure the length PQ & pRead more

    Resection Method.

    This method is used for establishing the instrument stations or after completing the traverse surveying the important object cannot be located due to difficulties & missed the station. PROCESS:-

    1. Select the two stations P & Q on the ground & measure the length PQ & plot to a scale pq on a suitable scale.
    2. Set the table at P , Centre, & level the table so that the point p is over the P.
    3. Place the alidade along pq, orient the table by turning the board until the signal at Q is bisected, & then clamp it.
    4. With the alidade touching at p sight the station R & draw a ray p to r.
    5. Shift the table at R. & make the center & level & sight the point P by back sighting & clamp the table.
    6. With the alidade centered on q, sight the station Q & draw a ray. The point of intersection of this ray & that previously drawn from p gives the reqd point r.
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Asked: October 13, 2020In: Civil Engineering Jobs

Which are the highest paying jobs in the civil engineering field?

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Which are the highest paying jobs in the civil engineering field?

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    The below 7 jobs are the highest paying civil engineer field jobs that are: Structure Engineering (Average salary up to $100000) Geotechnical Engineering (Average salary up to $50000-$80000) Construction Engineering (Average salary up to $150000) Transportation Engineering (Average salary up to $850Read more

    The below 7 jobs are the highest paying civil engineer field jobs that are:

    1. Structure Engineering (Average salary up to $100000)
    2. Geotechnical Engineering (Average salary up to $50000-$80000)
    3. Construction Engineering (Average salary up to $150000)
    4. Transportation Engineering (Average salary up to $85000)
    5. Water Resource Engineering (Average salary up to $88000)
    6. Environment Engineering (Average salary up to $88500)
    7. Design Engineering (Average salary up to $73000)
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Asked: November 13, 2017In: Civil Engineering Jobs

What are Procedure for Stabilization of Sub Base?

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What are the procedures to be followed in the stabilization of the sub base layer?

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    There are 3 different types: Flyash, cement kiln dust, and lime.  Each one has different applications. As list flyash takes most product, lime takes the least amount of product.  Flyash and cement kiln dust will allow equipment on it later that day.  Lime takes upto 5 days before allowing equipmentRead more

    There are 3 different types: Flyash, cement kiln dust, and lime.  Each one has different applications. As list flyash takes most product, lime takes the least amount of product.  Flyash and cement kiln dust will allow equipment on it later that day.  Lime takes upto 5 days before allowing equipment on grade (except equipment needed for mixing and compaction of treated base).

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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Civil Engineering Jobs

What are the components of a unit rate in civil engineering?

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what are the components of a unit rate in civil engineering?

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    Hi, According to NRM(NEW RULES OF MEASUREMENT) which is published by the royal institute of chartered surveyors, ---it is a monetary rate applied to a component or element per unit of measurement. e.g cost per metre cube for a cross internal floor area, cost per functional unit etc. It is a standardRead more

    Hi,

    According to NRM(NEW RULES OF MEASUREMENT) which is published by the royal institute of chartered surveyors,

    —it is a monetary rate applied to a component or element per unit of measurement. e.g cost per metre cube for a cross internal floor area, cost per functional unit etc.

    It is a standard of measurement for planning or estimation for various construction projects.

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Asked: July 13, 2020In: Civil Engineering Jobs

How to earn money by online work as a civil engineer?

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How to earn money by online work as a civil engineer?

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    There are not many options for a civil engr to earn online. Find something on internshala or if you know designing software very well, then work on that. you can earn well for designing people's house plans or etc

    There are not many options for a civil engr to earn online. Find something on internshala or if you know designing software very well, then work on that.

    you can earn well for designing people’s house plans or etc

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Asked: September 19, 2020In: Civil Engineering Jobs

Best laptop for a civil engineer?

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Which is the best laptop for a civil engineer?

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    From my perspective, Acer predator triton 300 will be the best laptop for civil engineers because we engineers need to use heavy softwares. So, recently I'm also using this laptop which is giving me best experience.

    From my perspective, Acer predator triton 300 will be the best laptop for civil engineers because we engineers need to use heavy softwares. So, recently I’m also using this laptop which is giving me best experience.

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Asked: November 28, 2020In: Civil Engineering Jobs

Which country provides highest salary to civil engineers?

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Which country provides highest salary to the civil engineer?

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    Highest Paying Countries for Civil Engineer Switzerland: Average annual salary: $ 77, 438 (Approx. Rs. 50,33470) Denmark: The average annual salary happens to be: $ 71,565 (Approx. Rs 46,51725) Norway: Average annual salary: $ 67,154 (Approx. Rs 43,65010) U.S.: Average annual salary: $ 62, 019 (ApprRead more

    Highest Paying Countries for Civil Engineer

    • Switzerland: Average annual salary: $ 77, 438 (Approx. Rs. 50,33470)
    • Denmark: The average annual salary happens to be: $ 71,565 (Approx. Rs 46,51725)
    • Norway: Average annual salary: $ 67,154 (Approx. Rs 43,65010)
    • U.S.: Average annual salary: $ 62, 019 (Approx. Rs 40,31235)
    • Australia: Average annual salary: $ 54,155 (Approx. Rs 35,20075)
    • Canada Average annual salary in US dollars:  $47,262
    • Germany Average annual salary in US dollars:  $44,803
    • France Average annual salary in US dollars:  $42,2117
    • United Kingdom Average annual salary in US dollars:  $40,692
    • Netherlands Average annual salary in US dollars:  $40,612
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Asked: May 31, 2020In: Civil Engineering Jobs

What is Glass Bead Flooring?

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What is Glass bead Flooring? Why it is advised to be used in the food industries?

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    Glass bead flooring is a kind of flooring in which glass beads are mixed into epoxy or polyurethane floor coating and collectively applied so as to achieve a textured yet smooth floor finish. It is highly slip-resistant, highly serviceable, self-leveling, long-lasting, and easy to apply. It may alsoRead more

    Glass bead flooring is a kind of flooring in which glass beads are mixed into epoxy or polyurethane floor coating and collectively applied so as to achieve a textured yet smooth floor finish. It is highly slip-resistant, highly serviceable, self-leveling, long-lasting, and easy to apply. It may also be coated with another layer of epoxy or polyurethane.

    This kind of flooring is just the right choice for food products’ industries, especially for the poultry, dairy, meat and beverage industries for the following reasons :

    • Non porous surfaces with the absence of cracks and holes.
    • Skid resistance and spill resistance very important for beverage industries.
    • Anti – microbial properties, crucial to the food and beverage industry, since any growth on the floor can invite contamination above the floor as well.
    • Chemical resistance and moisture resistance, because deteriorated floor may cause contamination.
    • Easy to clean or sanitize.
    • Good pH resistance.
    • Strong resistance to thermal cycling.
    • Quick curing.
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