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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is mean by sheroid triangle in the survey?

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What is mean by sheroid triangle in the survey?

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    The triangle which is formed on the earth by three geodesic lines joining three points on a spheroid while performing geodetic survey is known as spheroid triangle. Thank you.

    The triangle which is formed on the earth by three geodesic lines joining three points on a spheroid while performing geodetic survey is known as spheroid triangle.

    Thank you.

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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Interview Questions

Difference between jamb and corbel.

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Difference between jamb and corbel ?

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    Difference between jamb and corbel.

    Jamb and corbel are two different technical terms used in masonry. The difference in between jam and corbel are discussed below; 1) Definition: Jamb- A finished vertical sides of the opening of Window or door is called as a jamb. corbel- A supporting a stone projecting outside from the wall is calleRead more

    Jamb and corbel are two different technical terms used in masonry.


    The difference in between jam and corbel are discussed below;

    1) Definition:

    • Jamb– A finished vertical sides of the opening of Window or door is called as a jamb.
    • corbel- A supporting a stone projecting outside from the wall is called a corbel.

    2) Function:

    • Jamb– jamb is provided at the recess to receive the frames of doors and frames of Windows
    • Corbel– corbel is provided to give support to joist, truss and weather shed.

    • Jamb has two types:
    1. Plane jamb
    2. Splayed jamb

    • Mostly Corbel is moulded to give ornamental treatment to the structure.
    • The corbel should be extended at least two-thirds of their length into the wall hence they can’t overturn out of the wall.

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Asked: July 20, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is best answer of “Introduce Yourself”?

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What is best answer of “Introduce Yourself”?

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    Introduction differs from person to person. Everybody have their own way to introduce themself. If you are going for an interview it is most important to introduce yourself in correct manner because we all know that first impression is last impression. So, here are some tips which you can use for inRead more

    Introduction differs from person to person. Everybody have their own way to introduce themself. If you are going for an interview it is most important to introduce yourself in correct manner because we all know that first impression is last impression. So, here are some tips which you can use for introducing yourself in an interview or anywhere;

    • Start with a smile and make a greet to the person opposite of you.
    • Use a casual and friendly tone.
    • Give your education details in short.
    • Share about the reason you are there for.
    • Ellaborate on your experiences and achievements.
    • Give a short explanation about your project.
    • Tell about your interests and hobbies.
    • And conclude by saying THANKS with a SMILE.
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Asked: July 22, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is the best answer for ”Why did you choose Civil Engineer?

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    My answer would be, "Food, clothes, and shelter are the basic necessities of mankind. Civil engineering provides one of the three basic necessities. I also chose civil engineering because it is the most practical branch of civil engineering. It gives life to the drawings. The satisfaction of lookingRead more

    My answer would be, “Food, clothes, and shelter are the basic necessities of mankind. Civil engineering provides one of the three basic necessities. I also chose civil engineering because it is the most practical branch of civil engineering. It gives life to the drawings. The satisfaction of looking at your drawings and designs getting life and standing up tall can not be compared to any other form of pleasure!”

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