Parametric modeling (or parametric design) is the creation of a digital model based on a series of computer-generated rules or algorithms, known as parameters. This process is a quantum leap in the world of architecture as it can help resolve ...
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What to Do if Concrete Cylinder Test Fails at 28 Days?
The failure of the concrete cylinder test at 28 days occurs due to several factors like improper casing and curing of specimens and an incorrect mix of concrete used for construction. The cause of the failure should be identified by ...
How to Construct In-situ Walls with Soil-Cement?
Soil-cement is a highly-compacted mixture produced by mixing cement with soils. Generally, in-situ walls constructed with soil-cement are used for excavation support, groundwater control, and construction of single-story buildings. The in-situ construction with soil-cement shall be limited to single-story with ...
How to Install Marble Wall Cladding?
Marble wall cladding adds value to the aesthetic appeal and stylistic qualities of any space or setting, both externally and internally. It is generally preferred for kitchens, corridors, and staircases. The installation of marble cladding is a challenging work as ...
Stainless Steel as Reinforcement Material
The selection of stainless steel as a reinforcement material for large-scale projects may sound like a costly option. But its exclusive properties and characteristics imparted to the structure make up for its cost in several ways. Stainless steel reinforcement is ...
How to Control Soil Erosion on Construction Sites?
Soil erosion is one of the major concerns at construction sites but is often neglected. On top of that, construction works churn up the soil making it more vulnerable to erosion. A heavy runoff due to rain or any other ...
How to Repair Honeycomb in Concrete Structures?
Honeycomb is a rough and stony concrete appearance with air spaces between aggregates. It may occur due to improper concrete workability and concrete pouring practice, excessive water in the concrete mix, inadequate formwork rigidity and waterproofing, etc. It is found ...
How to Evaluate Liquefaction Potential of Soils in the Field?
The evaluation of the liquefaction potential of soils in seismic-prone region is essential for site selection, planning, and construction of structures. One can assess liquefaction potential through standard blasting tests, ground response analysis, laboratory tests, and expertise. The use of ...