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Difference between Self Supporting Stacks and Guyed Stacks

Difference between Self Supporting Stacks and Guyed Stacks Stacks are known as chimneys so do not confuse. S.No. Self supporting stacks Guyed stacks 1. At the base they are supported on a flared portion In this stack is anchored by guyed wires joint to collar 2. A thick lining is...

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Important points to Ordinary Portland Cement(OPC)

The content provided in this article mainly asked in various examinations. We all know cement is made up of various constituents. But the main constituent responsible for initial setting of cement is tricalcium aluminate. As per IS specification, initial setting time should not be less than 30 minutes and final...

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Equivalent Single Wheel Load(ESWL)

Equivalent Single Wheel Load(ESWL) To maintain the maximum wheel load distribution within a specified range and to carry the greater load it is very important to provide dual wheels at both the ends of the rear axles of commercial vehicles. Hence the loading effect of dual wheels is not twice...

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Shape factor and Poisson’s ratio in SOM

Shape factor is the ratio of a plastic moment(Mp) to elastic moment(Me) OR we can say that it is the ratio of plastic section modulus(Zp) to elastic section modulus(Ze). Shape factor shows the extra strength or moment possessed by a section, that is the strength or moment beyond yield point....

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Duration for Removal of formwork

As a Site Engineer or supervisor it’s important for carrying out the project in a good manner. S.NO. STRUCTURAL MEMBERS DURATION 1. Slabs( when props left under) 3 days Removal of props to slabs of spanning upto 4.5m 7 days Removal of props to slabs of spanning over 4.5m 14...

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Difference between Flexible and rigid pavement

Difference between flexible and rigid pavement S.No. Flexible pavement Rigid pavement 1 Load transferred grain to grain. There is no such transfer took place. 2 Durability is less as compare to rigid. Durability is more as compare to flexible. 3 Road can be used within 24 hours. Road cannot be...

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Prime Coat, Tack Coat and Seal Coat

Prime Coat It is the first application of low viscosity liquid bituminous material over an existing porous surface like WBM base course. The main object of priming is to plug in the capillary voids of the porous surface using a low viscosity binding material. Mainly SC or MC cutbacks are...

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Difference between Bunker and Silo

Bunker Bunkers may be rectangular or circular in plan Bunkers are shallow in depth The plane of rupture intersects at top of the surface and makes an angle of (90+ᶲ)/ 2 Silo Silos are generally circular in plan Silos are deep The plane of rupture intersects at walls of silo and...

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Concrete pipes

Concrete pipes are widely used in various construction projects for the conveyance of fluids, including water, sewage, and drainage. They offer several advantages and disadvantages that should be considered when choosing the appropriate pipe material for a specific application. Advantages of Concrete Pipes: 1. Strength and Durability: Concrete pipes are known...

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Why we use reinforcement in Beam?

Why We Use Reinforcement Bars in Beams? Reinforcement bars, also known as rebar, are used in beams to provide additional strength and durability to the structure. The use of reinforcement bars in beams is essential to ensure the safety and stability of the structure, especially in buildings and bridges. Here...

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Important R.C.C Questions for Exams and Interview

Questions with Answers: The pitch of the stair should be between 25 to 40 degree. The minimum and maximum value of cross‐sectional area of longitudinal reinforcement for column are 0.8 % and 6% respectively. The longitudinal bars in columns shall not be less than 12mm in diameter. A R.C.C column...

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INFORMATION ON ARCH

In civil engineering, the term “arch” refers to a structural element that is curved in shape and designed to carry loads primarily through compression. Arches have been used in construction for thousands of years and are known for their strength, stability, and aesthetic appeal. Arches are typically made of materials such...