How does the specific gravity of a material is related to the strength of that material?
For deciding the location of headwork an irrigation system, you should have to follow points during the selection of location. Elevation of water should be in such a manner that the water will flow under the gravity force. All the construction materials should be available in the surrounding area. DRead more
For deciding the location of headwork an irrigation system, you should have to follow points during the selection of location.
- Elevation of water should be in such a manner that the water will flow under the gravity force.
- All the construction materials should be available in the surrounding area.
- Diversion head should be near the irrigation for irrigating area as possible and for keeping minimum canal length.
Kuldeep Singh
If you mean in general, then no. The strength of any material doesn't depend on the specific gravity of that material, be it a solid or paste. Neither of the compressive, tensile or shear strength depends on density. For example, two grades of steel might have the same specific gravity but very diffRead more
If you mean in general, then no. The strength of any material doesn’t depend on the specific gravity of that material, be it a solid or paste.
Neither of the compressive, tensile or shear strength depends on density. For example, two grades of steel might have the same specific gravity but very different strengths. Cast iron is stronger in compression and wrought iron in tension despite the same densities. You can design two concrete mixes with the same densities and compare the strengths to check yourself!
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