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Asked: August 3, 2020In: Miscellaneous

What are the inspections carried out by local authorities while construction?

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What are the inspections carried out by local authorities while construction?

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    The inspections carried out by local authorities while construction are as follows :- Quality and progress :- 1. Condition surveys of neighbouring structures prior to commencement of the works. 2. Regular valuation inspections to assess progress of the works in order to value interim payments. 3. InRead more

    The inspections carried out by local authorities while construction are as follows :-

    Quality and progress :-

    1. Condition surveys of neighbouring structures prior to commencement of the works.
    2. Regular valuation inspections to assess progress of the works in order to value interim payments.
    3. Inspecting mock ups and samples and witnessing tests.
    4. Witnessing commissioning.
    5.Inspection prior to certification of practical completion.
    6. Inspection after handover of the site to the client on certification of practical completion.
    7. Inspection at the end of the defects liability period to prepare a schedule of defects.
    8. Inspection on completion of the rectification of defects set out on the schedule of defects.

    Health and safety :-

    1. Prevention of falls and personal fall protection systems.
    2. Work at height.
    3. Work platforms such as scaffold and mobile platforms.
    4. Ladders and stepladders.
    5. Personal protection equipment, including head protection.
    6. Plant, vehicles and other equipment.
    7. Storage.
    8. Electrical systems.
    9. Asbestos risk.
    10. Provision of welfare facilities such as toilets and handwashing facilities.
    11. Site conditions and order.
    12. Avoidance of obstructions.
    13. Management of respiratory risks.
    14. Structural stability.
    15. Prevention of unauthorised access to the site.

    Building control :-

    1. Excavations, before filling.
    2. Foundations before covering up.
    3. Damp proof course.
    4. New drains before covering up.
    5. Ground beams and steelwork.
    6. Insulation.
    7. Roof construction.
    8. Completion.

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Asked: September 19, 2020In: Miscellaneous

What is 30 minutes time in case of a septic tank?

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What is 30 mins time in case of a septic tank even though it took a detention period of 12-36 hours?          

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    Added an answer on October 3, 2020 at 11:26 am

    Hi, Let me correct your concept, in septic tank detention period off 24 hours is considered. In this case, the rate of flow of influent= rate of flow of effluent. Septic tank is to be designed in such a way that see wait is retained in the tank for 24 hours and all the biological decomposition in thRead more

    Hi,

    Let me correct your concept, in septic tank detention period off 24 hours is considered. In this case,

    the rate of flow of influent= rate of flow of effluent.

    Septic tank is to be designed in such a way that see wait is retained in the tank for 24 hours and all the biological decomposition in the absence of air that is an aerobic bacteria takes place and breaks the soil which living a very small quantity of soil which is commonly called as sludge which settles at the bottom. And the clearwater which out from the tank is known as effluent.

    As you asked in question the 30 minutes is regarding the washing time of the tank.

    Hope you get clarity.

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Asked: September 19, 2020In: Miscellaneous

Use of green and white colored GI sheets for roofing and side cladding.

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Why do we mostly use green and white colored GI sheets for roofing and side cladding of industrial sheds? Why are there no other color combinations?

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    Thanks for the answer. I agree that there are other combinations like blue and white etc, but is there any specific reason for mostly using green and blue along with white?

    Thanks for the answer. I agree that there are other combinations like blue and white etc, but is there any specific reason for mostly using green and blue along with white?

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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Miscellaneous

What is the name of Building which has the maximum number of floors till now?

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What is the name of Building which has the maximum number of floors till now? Enlist name of the building in the world which has a maximum number of floors in decreasing order.

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    The list of 10 buildings having maximum numbers of floors are mentioned below in decreasing order :- Burj Khalifa= 163 floors (Dubai)  Central Park Tower = 131 floors (New York city)  Shanghai Tower = 128 floors (Shanghai) Goldin Finance = 128 floors (Tianjin)  Lotte World Tower = 123 floors (Seoul)Read more

    The list of 10 buildings having maximum numbers of floors are mentioned below in decreasing order :-


    1. Burj Khalifa= 163 floors (Dubai)
    2.  Central Park Tower = 131 floors (New York city)
    3.  Shanghai Tower = 128 floors (Shanghai)
    4. Goldin Finance = 128 floors (Tianjin)
    5.  Lotte World Tower = 123 floors (Seoul)
    6.  Abraj AI Bait = 120 floors (Mecca)
    7. PNB 118 = 118 floors (Kuala Lumpur)
    8. International Commerce centre  = 118 floors (Hong Kong)
    9. Ping An Finance Centre = 115 floors (Shenzhen)
    10. Guangzhou CTF Finance Center = 111 floors (Guangzhou)
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Asked: October 5, 2020In: Miscellaneous

What is the difference between Declination and Dip?

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What is the difference between declination and dip?

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    What is the difference between Declination and Dip?

    Declination: I am providing more additional information about the declination, have a look. Here, I Attached a diagram of declination, through that we can clearly understand positive as well as negative declination. Whenever declination is towards the Eastwood direction then that declination is callRead more

    Declination:

    I am providing more additional information about the declination, have a look.

    Here, I Attached a diagram of declination, through that we can clearly understand positive as well as negative declination.


    1. Whenever declination is towards the Eastwood direction then that declination is called positive declination.

    2. When a declination is going towards west word direction then it is called negative declination.

    True bearing is the sum of magnetic bearing plus declination.


    Thank you.

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Asked: October 5, 2020In: Miscellaneous

What is the difference between Water Content and Lod?

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What is the difference between Water Content and Lod?

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    Water content is determined by the Karl Fischer titration method and it consists of only water i.e moisture content. ... Loss on drying (LOD) is determined by heating the sample below its melting point in an oven and it includes all volatile matter including water content and solvents.

    Water content is determined by the Karl Fischer titration method and it consists of only water i.e moisture content. … Loss on drying (LOD) is determined by heating the sample below its melting point in an oven and it includes all volatile matter including water content and solvents.

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Asked: September 12, 2020In: Miscellaneous

How to install AutoCAD on Student Licence?

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How to install AutoCAD on Student Licence?

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    Added an answer on September 16, 2020 at 3:41 pm

    Its very simple. Search Autodesk student on google. You'll get this https://www.autodesk.com/education/edu-software/overview?sorting=featured&page=1&filters=individualhttps://www.autodesk.com/education/home Login to the website You've to select platform of OS Then select AutoCAD which you waRead more

    Its very simple.

    1. Search Autodesk student on google. You’ll get this https://www.autodesk.com/education/edu-software/overview?sorting=featured&page=1&filters=individualhttps://www.autodesk.com/education/home
    2. Login to the website
    3. You’ve to select platform of OS
    4. Then select AutoCAD which you want.
    5. You’ve to select 1) High School or 2) University
    6. Then you’ve to verify yourself.
    7. Upload your Student ID after filling your details.
    8. The team will verify your documentation.
    9. You’ll get a mail with steps to follow, eligible or not for student version.
    10. If eligible you’ll get 1yr licence from them to use free student version with access key you have to put while installing.
    11. Download the software from the site.
    12. Now you’re free to design.

    Hope it helped.

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Asked: July 16, 2020In: Miscellaneous

Derive the expression to find the distance and elevation of the object when the base of the object is inaccessible?

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Derive the expression to find the distance and elevation of the object when the base of the object is inaccessible? Consider instruments and objects lies in the same vertical plane.

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    When the base of the object is inaccessible we use an indirect method of surveying. A tachometer is used to measure the distance between the two points with the use of an analytical lens. There are two methods Stadia method: In this method diaphragm of the tachometer are provided with two stadia haiRead more

    When the base of the object is inaccessible we use an indirect method of surveying.

    A tachometer is used to measure the distance between the two points with the use of an analytical lens. There are two methods

    1. Stadia method: In this method diaphragm of the tachometer are provided with two stadia hair .the difference between staff intercept gives stadia reading.
    2. Tangential Method: in this method, the tachometer is not provided with stadia hairs, the reading is taken by single horizontal hair.

    D=(f/L)S + (f + d)

    D=horizontal distance between tachometer and stadia rod.

    f/L = multiplying constant

    S= Staff Intercept

    Elevation formula:

    v = KSsin(2©)/2 + Ccos(2©)

    © = Theta= Angle of elevation or depression.

    K & C = Tachometric Constant

    substance method and tangential method is also used to find the elevation between two points.

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