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Asked: May 18, 2020In: Construction

What is Built up area and Super built up area?

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Explain the concept of built-up area and super built-up area?

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    Built-up area and super built-up area is generally used in real-estate. It is used to calculate the cost of property per square feet or square meter. The built-up area is the carpet area plus the thickness of the outer walls and the balcony. The Super built-up area is the built-up area plus a proporRead more

    Built-up area and super built-up area is generally used in real-estate. It is used to calculate the cost of property per square feet or square meter.

    The built-up area is the carpet area plus the thickness of the outer walls and the balcony. The Super built-up area is the built-up area plus a proportionate area of common areas such as the lobby, lifts shaft, stairs, etc. Sometimes it may also include the common areas such, swimming pool, garden, clubhouse, etc.

    The carpet area is the covered area of the usable spaces of rooms in the building. It is measured between walls to walls within the building and is the sum of the actual areas of the rooms where you can carpet.

    Now, when the total cost of construction of a building including the cost of land or plot, is lets say, USD 10,000 and its carpet area is 1000 sqft, built-up area is 1250 sqft and super built-up area is 1500 sqft, then the cost of the building per square feet can be calculated as:

    Cost per sqft of carpet area = USD 100,000/1000 = USD 100

    Cost per sqft of built-up area = USD 100,000/1250 = USD 80

    Cost per sqft of super built-up area = USD 100,000/1250 = USD 66.67

    In this way, you can arrive at the actual cost of construction per square feet including the cost of land or plot. This can also be used to calculate the selling cost of the property.

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Asked: July 7, 2020In: Construction

What are the functions of Arches and Lintels?

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What are the functions of Arches and lintels? Give relative merits and demerits of lintel over arches?

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    Function of Lintel :- A lintel is one type of beam which is used to support the above wall when openings like doors, windows, etc. are necessary to provide a building structure. The main function of the lintel is to take loads coming from above wall and transfer its load to the side walls. FunctionRead more

    Function of Lintel :- A lintel is one type of beam which is used to support the above wall when openings like doors, windows, etc. are necessary to provide a building structure. The main function of the lintel is to take loads coming from above wall and transfer its load to the side walls.

    Function of Arches :- The arches of the foot, formed by the tarsal and metatarsal bones, strengthened by ligaments and tendons, allow the foot to support the weight of the body in the erect posture with the least weight.

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Asked: July 22, 2020In: Construction

What is difference between site plan and layout plan?

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What is difference between site plan and layout plan?

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    The site layout is the part of the site plan. The site layout is the part of the construction plan that focuses mainly on the physical space of the construction site and the layout plan includes physical management of the things.

    The site layout is the part of the site plan. The site layout is the part of the construction plan that focuses mainly on the physical space of the construction site and the layout plan includes physical management of the things.

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Asked: May 31, 2020In: Construction

Which are the best Mobile Applications useful to Civil Engineers for doing construction calculations and measurements?

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Which are the best mobile applications useful to civil engineers for doing construction calculations and measurements?

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    Some of the best mobile applications for the civil engineering for calculation and measurements are as follows :- 1. AutoCAD-DWG Viewer and Editor 2. My Civil CalC 3. Civil Sutra 4. Civil Engineering Dictionary Offline 5. Civil Engineering MCQs

    Some of the best mobile applications for the civil engineering for calculation and measurements are as follows :-
    1. AutoCAD-DWG Viewer and Editor
    2. My Civil CalC
    3. Civil Sutra
    4. Civil Engineering Dictionary Offline
    5. Civil Engineering MCQs

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Asked: July 17, 2020In: Construction

What is the purpose of soil sample soaked in water 7days in CBR Test?

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What is the purpose of soil sample soaked in water 7days in the CBR Test?

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    CBR test is done in construction materials laboratories to evaluate the strength of soil subgrades and base course materials. The purpose of soil sample soaked in water for 7days is to find out the strength of the sample after soaking continuously in water. The effective CBR should be 75% .

    CBR test is done in construction materials laboratories to evaluate the strength of soil subgrades and base course materials.

    The purpose of soil sample soaked in water for 7days is to find out the strength of the sample after soaking continuously in water. The effective CBR should be 75% .

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Asked: May 19, 2020In: Construction

What are the Benifits of Chemical Resistant Floors, Walls, and Linings?

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What are the Benefits of Chemical Resistant Floors, Walls, and Linings?

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    Due to chemical attack the floor, walls and linings can be destroyed quickly. So, chemical-resistant flooring,wall and lining system have properties that protect these areas from spills, splashes from acids, alkalis, solvents and other corrosive elements. The benefits are as follows :- - Extending tRead more

    Due to chemical attack the floor, walls and linings can be destroyed quickly. So, chemical-resistant flooring,wall and lining system have properties that protect these areas from spills, splashes from acids, alkalis, solvents and other corrosive elements.

    The benefits are as follows :-

    – Extending the functional life of floors, walls and linings thereby saving time and money in replacing the damaged materials.
    – Protecting the appearence of floors and walls against chemical stains.
    – Meeting environmental and safety standards in the case of tanks and containment areas.

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Asked: June 12, 2020In: Construction

What is the difference between a Mansion and a Duplex?

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What is the difference between a mansion and a duplex?

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    Mansion & Duplex : Mansion: It is a large dwelling house (usually block or flat), including luxurious facilities like yards, swimming pools, orchards, terraces, garages, walkways, rooms, halls, separate lavatories, etc. It is mostly located in the outside area of the city. Duplex : It is simplyRead more

    Mansion & Duplex :

    Mansion:

    1. It is a large dwelling house (usually block or flat), including luxurious facilities like yards, swimming pools, orchards, terraces, garages, walkways, rooms, halls, separate lavatories, etc.
    2. It is mostly located in the outside area of the city.

    Duplex :

    1. It is simply a multi-family home that doesn’t have a limitation on size, but it’s a house made up of two visually separate sections having a common wall.
    2. It also has two separate entrances for each unit & an apartment with portions on two floors joined by a staircase is also known as a duplex.

    Thank You.

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Asked: May 19, 2020In: Construction

What are the common Roof Types?

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What are the common roof types?

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    Roof is the most important part of the building. Thus, we can say without roof our building or house is incomplete. There are many types of roofs available which are classified on the basis of their shape and size. Hence, knowing your roof style also can help you to decide what roof material or shinRead more

    Roof is the most important part of the building. Thus, we can say without roof our building or house is incomplete. There are many types of roofs available which are classified on the basis of their shape and size. Hence, knowing your roof style also can help you to decide what roof material or shingle works is best for your home.

    Some of the common roof types are as follows ;
    1. Saltbox Roofs
    2. Mansard Roofs
    3. Gambrel Roofs
    4. Pyramid Roofs
    5. Hip Roofs
    6. Cross Gabled Roofs
    7. Flat Roofs
    8. Bonnet Roofs
    9. Skillion Roofs
    10. Sawtooth
    11. Butterfly Roofs
    12. Curved Roofs
    13. Domed Roofs

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