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Asked: November 1, 2017In: Foundation

Movement of Groundwater and its Effects on Foundation Design

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What is the effect of groundwater movement on design of pile foundations? How to manage groundwater movements to prevent its future movements?

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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Foundation

In which type of soil can we use pile foundation?

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explain briefly about pile foundation and in which type of soil it can be used?

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    Pile foundations are habitually used for large structures and in certain situations where the soil at shallow depth is unsuitable to withstand excessive settlement & resist uplift. Thank You.

    Pile foundations are habitually used for large structures and in certain situations where the soil at shallow depth is unsuitable to withstand excessive settlement & resist uplift.


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Asked: July 24, 2020In: Foundation

What is punching shear failure of foundation?

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What is punching shear failure of foundation?

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    The causes of punching shear failure are as follows :- - Poor drainage. Some examples of poor drainage include short downspouts clogged gutters , or lack of waterproofing. - Weather conditions - Poor soil conditions - Transpiration - Poor building site and ground preparation

    The causes of punching shear failure are as follows :-

    – Poor drainage. Some examples of poor drainage include short downspouts clogged gutters , or lack of waterproofing.

    – Weather conditions

    – Poor soil conditions

    – Transpiration

    – Poor building site and ground preparation

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Asked: May 15, 2020In: Foundation

What is the Possibility of Footing Failure with Reduced Cement Content?

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During manual concreting of a raft footing which was designed for M25 grade concrete, the estimated cement required was 240 bags, while the laborers due to sheer negligence have added only 140 bags. The Soil conditions are good. There was ...

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    What is the Possibility of Footing Failure with Reduced Cement Content?

    Effect of cement content on strength of footing: The result reveals that the strength of concrete Foundation increases with increasing cement content in it. However, for concrete with cement content more than 150 kg per metre cube then the strength increases with the increase in the size of coarse aRead more

    Effect of cement content on strength of footing:

    The result reveals that the strength of concrete Foundation increases with increasing cement content in it.


    However, for concrete with cement content more than 150 kg per metre cube then the strength increases with the increase in the size of coarse aggregate up to 25 mm and decreases as the aggregate size increases beyond 25mm.


    Without a proper range of cement in the mixture then low strength development or excessive shrinkage may occur leading to premature deterioration.


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Asked: May 14, 2020In: Foundation

How to Inspect and Monitor Chemical Jet Grouting Process?

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I want to know how to monitor and carry out inspection of the chemical jet grouting process at the construction site?

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    How to Inspect and Monitor Chemical Jet Grouting Process?

    Jet grouting process: Jet grouting was first introduced by Pilots terraces S.A. in the year 2010 and in 2011, the first project using jet columns was constructed. Applications: Soil capacity improvement Settlement control Reduction of soil permeability Other environmental applications Underpinning eRead more

    Jet grouting process:

    Jet grouting was first introduced by Pilots terraces S.A. in the year 2010 and in 2011, the first project using jet columns was constructed.

    Applications:

    • Soil capacity improvement
    • Settlement control
    • Reduction of soil permeability
    • Other environmental applications
    • Underpinning existing Foundation
    • Ground improvement
    • Lateral support excavations
    • Hydraulic barriers
    • Slope stabilization
    • Liquefaction control

    The treat grouting is one of the most demanding soil improvement technique and requires excellence in designing and execution engineers and involved specialist.


    The field test allows selecting the most effective execution parameters and verifies that the final product with its design properties.


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Asked: July 16, 2020In: Foundation

Which type of foundation are used for G+5 building?

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Which type of foundation are used for G+5 building?

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    Pile foundation and raft foundation is used for a high rise structure. Pile foundations are more capable of taking higher loads than spread footings.   When allowable bearing pressure is low, the heavy structure is present & the site is with a highly compressible layer; then raft foundationRead more

    Pile foundation and raft foundation is used for a high rise structure.

    Pile foundations are more capable of taking higher loads than spread footings.


     

    When allowable bearing pressure is low, the heavy structure is present & the site is with a highly compressible layer; then raft foundation is applicable.


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Asked: April 28, 2019In: Foundation

Settlement of spread footing foundation under loads

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If we have two spread footing foundation (Isolated Pads) of square sizes (1m x 1m) and (2m x 2m),with axial loads ; (10t) and (40t) respectively, by assuming the soil features and specification for the two pads ,is the same , So ...

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    Since the dimentions and magnitude of the 2nd is more than the first one, the settlement would not be same roughly. Bcoz the dimension are twice the 1st one, Magnitude is 4 times the 1st one. So bcoz of this, obviously the 2nd footing will be settled more.

    Since the dimentions and magnitude of the 2nd is more than the first one, the settlement would not be same roughly.

    Bcoz the dimension are twice the 1st one, Magnitude is 4 times the 1st one.

    So bcoz of this, obviously the 2nd footing will be settled more.

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Asked: May 27, 2020In: Foundation

What is the difference between Gray Water and Black Water in Sewers?

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What is the difference between gray water and black water in sewage? How can we differentiate between them in a sewer?

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    What is the difference between Gray Water and Black Water in Sewers?

    Difference between Black Water and greywater: Black Water: Blackwater is the best water from bathrooms and toilets that contains faecal matter and urine. Waterproof kitchens and dishwashers are also considered Black Water due to the contamination of pathogens. It is also referred to as she waits forRead more

    Difference between Black Water and greywater:


    Black Water:

    • Blackwater is the best water from bathrooms and toilets that contains faecal matter and urine.

    • Waterproof kitchens and dishwashers are also considered Black Water due to the contamination of pathogens.

    • It is also referred to as she waits for groundwater and can carry diseases and bacteria both of which could be harmful.

    Treatment of blackwater:

    • The biological or chemical treatment and infection are required for treating Black Water.

    Greywater:

    • Greywater is the best water that comes from sinks, washing machines, bathtubs and showers.

    • Greywater contains a very low level of contamination and making it easier to treat and process.

    • Recycled greywater is commonly used in irrigation and constructed wetlands as long as no harmful chemicals are present.

    Treatment of Greywater

    • Greywater can be reused in cartoons with little or no treatment subsurface irrigation system to evenly spread water around in the garden.

    • This method is very safe for treated greywater.

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