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  • Controlled dump site

    Controlled dump site

    A controlled dump site is a particular site previously used for open dumping. Proper planning is required to construct it. It consists of minimal infrastructure requirements. The selected site should have suitable hydrological conditions. Preparation…

  • Sectional elevation of a house

  • Features of Primavera P6

    Features of Primavera P6

    Risk management Identify, track and resolve risks before they become issues Timelines A traditional Gantt chart to schedule tasks on a bar graph Reporting & Analytics Ability to generate status reports for stakeholders Resource analysis…

  • Introduction to Project

    A project can be defined as a group of tasks performed in a definite time period to meet a specific set of objectives or the scope, time, cost, risk and the performance of the project.…

  • Segregation in freshly poured concrete

    The separation of the aggregate particles from the cement paste, resulting in a non-uniform distribution of materials in the concrete mix can be called Segregation in concrete.  The consequences of segregation are as follows, Reduced…

  • Unit Conversions in Civil Engineering

  • Column formwork and concrete casting

    The column is a vertical structural member that transmits the load from the ceiling/roof slab and beam, including its self-weight to the foundation. Column formwork is designed with a leakproof, smooth inside surface and contains…

  • Concreting process

    Concreting process

    1. Column concreting   Kicker Generally, a kicker is provided at all positions where concrete columns are required from concrete slabs, footings, or plinth beams. Generally, the height of the kicker is 75mm (3”) and…

  • Ramp

    Ramp

    A ramp is a sloped pathway that provides access between two vertical levels. It enables the movement of wheelchairs, bicycles, and other wheeled vehicles. They are widely used in public buildings, railroad stations, stadiums, hospitals,…

  • Lintels

    The general function of a lintel is to support the masonry wall above the openings (window and door frames) and transfer its load to side walls. Generally, reinforced concrete lintels can be made in 4”…