What is the difference between UTM and WGS in a GIS software? What is the significance of both in specifying locations on the earth?
Causes of honeycombing in the column: Improper mixing ratio Vibrating not done properly Use of excessive stiff concrete. Use of figure size of aggregate in concrete during mixing. Curing not done properly Following are the remedies of honeycombing in the column: the spacing of reinforcement should bRead more
Causes of honeycombing in the column:
- Improper mixing ratio
- Vibrating not done properly
- Use of excessive stiff concrete.
- Use of figure size of aggregate in concrete during mixing.
- Curing not done properly
Following are the remedies of honeycombing in the column:
- the spacing of reinforcement should be maintained properly so that the vibrating needle goes middle in of the column and operating properly. If the spacing of reinforcement and stirrups is less, this illustrates the vibrating operations.
- In a column, strictly use of less than 20 mm aggregate used to reduce honeycombing defects.
- Tapping the shuttering with the help of wooden hammer during concreting this helps for minimising the honeycomb being up to great extent.
- Use of a thinner needle, it may be less than 25 mm. This allows vibrating at in very less space in the column.
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Komal Bhandakkar
Difference between UTM & WGS in GIS software: UTM and WGS both are examples of coordinate systems. The difference is that WGS is a Geographic coordinate system and UTM is a projected coordinate system. Geographic coordinate systems are based on a spheroid and utilise angular units(i.e. degree) PRead more
Difference between UTM & WGS in GIS software:
UTM and WGS both are examples of coordinate systems.
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