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What is Gunia in Building Construction?

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Asked: August 17, 20202020-08-17T08:50:33-07:00 2020-08-17T08:50:33-07:00In: Miscellaneous
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    2020-12-17T21:06:50-08:00Added an answer on December 17, 2020 at 9:06 pm

    Gunia means simply a diagonal checking of the rectangular area.

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    2020-10-09T21:14:31-07:00Added an answer on October 9, 2020 at 9:14 pm
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    Gunia in building construction:

    • Gunia means simply a diagonal checking of the rectangular area.

    • It is based on the Pythagoras theorem.

    • Duniya is also called a 3,4,5 rule.

    In Pythagoras theorem, a2+ b2= c2 


    Let’s say if you wanna check the building’s diagonal. Given data: 

    • Height of building is 10 metre
    • Width of the building is also 10 metre

    To find:

    • The diagonal of the opposite corners of the building

    Solution:

    Here,

    • a =10 m
    • b=10 m
    • C=?

    Using Pythagoras theorem,

    We get,

    c= 14.14 m


    Thank you.

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    2020-09-02T21:27:22-07:00Added an answer on September 2, 2020 at 9:27 pm

    Guniya means diagonal checking of the rectangular area. It is based on Pythagoras theorem it is also called the 3,4,5 rule. In Pythagoras theorem a22+b22= c22

    Suppose we want to check the diagonal of a building. Its length is 10m and width is also 10m. Now to calculate the perpendicularity of the oppo. corners of the structure must be same.

    a=10m , b=10m and c=?

    using Pythagoras theorem putting the values in it

    (10)22 +(10)22 = c22

    100+100 =c22

    200=c22

    c=200

    Hence both sides a+b=c proving Pythagoras theorem the rectangular area diagonal is correct.

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    2020-08-18T15:58:48-07:00Added an answer on August 18, 2020 at 3:58 pm

    Gunia is a way to check perpendicularly of walls or boundaries. Suppose you have two walls meeting perpendicularly, but you want to be precisely sure that the angle is 90º. So, what is generally done is, from the corner a point at a distance of 3m is marked on one wall and that at a distance of 4m on the other. Now, according to the Pythagorean theorem, the distance measured between these two marked points has to be accurately 5m got the walls to be perpendicular. And that’s what we wanted to check.

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