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Sir, I request you to mention the material requirement for the following works : R.C.C COLUMN ( Size of TMT steel & Mix of cement:Sand:aggregate) TIE BEAM( Size of TMT steel & Mix of cement:Sand:aggregate) ERECTION OF COLUMN ( Size of TMT steel & Mix of cement:Sand:aggregate)   REINFORCEMENT ...

  1. JUNAID.A.KAWOOSA

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    First of all you need to mention the structure is a multistory building or G +2  if it is G +2 Coloums : 16 mm dia bar of 8 nos size of coloum 20x60 Slabs: 12mm dia bar with 20mm c/c Lintels : 10mm dia @25mm c/c Height of lintel 200mm bearing will be 300mm both sides. Stair case : 12mm steel for steRead more

    First of all you need to mention the structure is a multistory building or G +2  if it is G +2

    Coloums : 16 mm dia bar of 8 nos size of coloum 20×60

    Slabs: 12mm dia bar with 20mm c/c

    Lintels : 10mm dia @25mm c/c Height of lintel 200mm bearing will be 300mm both sides.

    Stair case : 12mm steel for steps 30c/c for landing 20c/c for base 20c/c

     

    Mix design 

    Coloums : M20.

    Slab&Stair case : M20.

    Lintels: M15.

     

     

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What is fatigue in any structural member?

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    Concrete fatigue refers to the phenomenon of rupture under repeated loadings, each of which is smaller than a single static load that exceeds the strength of material.

    Concrete fatigue refers to the phenomenon of rupture under repeated loadings, each of which is smaller than a single static load that exceeds the strength of material.

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Why helical reinforcement gives better strength than ordinary columns?

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    The small dia reinforcement wrapped around the main or longitudinal reinforcement of columns, restraining the lateral expansion of the concrete under compression and thus strengthening the column. Columns with one helical reinforcement take more load than that of tied column due to additional strengRead more

    The small dia reinforcement wrapped around the main or longitudinal reinforcement of columns, restraining the lateral expansion of the concrete under compression and thus strengthening the column. Columns with one helical reinforcement take more load than that of tied column due to additional strength of spiral.

    Helical reinforcement can protect columns/piles against seismic loads.

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What is difference between Asphalt and Bitumen?

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    What is difference between Asphalt and Bitumen?

    In simple words, bitumen is a liquid that binds together asphalt. Asphalt-It is a mixture prepared by adding aggregates(sand, gravel, slag, crushed rocks) with appropriate binders like bitumen. Then it is laid down on-site to a decided level or thickness by a paving machine. Bitumen- This is the heaRead more

    In simple words, bitumen is a liquid that binds together asphalt.

    Asphalt-It is a mixture prepared by adding aggregates(sand, gravel, slag, crushed rocks) with appropriate binders like bitumen. Then it is laid down on-site to a decided level or thickness by a paving machine.

    Bitumen- This is the heavy semi-solid hydrocarbon produced by the distillation of crude oil.

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Could you please provide (a /some) commonly used local plinth area rate(s) and local cubic rate(s) in some major Indian cities such as Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, and Pune.

  1. DevilAVRT

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    Visit the PWD websites of different states. You will get all the things you want.

    Visit the PWD websites of different states. You will get all the things you want.

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Which are the methods for the demolition of any structure?

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    Demolition is defined as simply the safe and careful removal of existing buildings & structures in order to utilise the land for another use. The several methods for the demolition of any structure are as follows ; Total Demolition : It refers to the demolition of an entire building or structureRead more

    Demolition is defined as simply the safe and careful removal of existing buildings & structures in order to utilise the land for another use.

    The several methods for the demolition of any structure are as follows ;

    • Total Demolition : It refers to the demolition of an entire building or structure. In case of community re-structure, this is the most common method.
    • Interior Demolition : This method refers to the demolition of interior part of the building, while protecting and maintaining the exterior structure. For example; partition walls, ceilings, etc. This method is one of the great option for creating more space inside the building by removing the troubling areas.
    • Selective Demolition : This method refers to the removing of specific parts of the building. In case if there is a old building which is not performing as it should & the entire building is not a state of concern. Or perhaps it is a listed building, therefore it may be restricted as to what and how much you can demolish. So you could select a particular section of a building to demolish and build up from scratch.
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What is the meaning of the defect liability period?

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    Defect Liability period is a particular amount of time given to the contractor after the completion of a project to check if the project is delivered in good shape, whereby if any defects be detected, the contractor is to fix the defect for free during the defect liability period.

    Defect Liability period is a particular amount of time given to the contractor after the completion of a project to check if the project is delivered in good shape, whereby if any defects be detected, the contractor is to fix the defect for free during the defect liability period.

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Which type of building is best for G+1 story bungalow frame structure or load bearing?

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    For the G+1 structure, the load-bearing structure is consistently prudent. Notwithstanding, if it is a modern structure or the dirt conditions are terrible, at that point, confined structures are liked. Regardless of whether you settle on load-bearing sort structure, it is fitting to give RCC groupsRead more

    For the G+1 structure, the load-bearing structure is consistently prudent. Notwithstanding, if it is a modern structure or the dirt conditions are terrible, at that point, confined structures are liked. Regardless of whether you settle on load-bearing sort structure, it is fitting to give RCC groups at plinth, ledge, and lintel levels to improve the seismic obstruction of the structure. In addition, On the off chance that the range of the section or pillar is progressive, at that point, to stay away from load fixation from bars on to the heap bearing dividers, it will be smarter to go for encircled structure. Likewise, the surrounded structure gives adaptability of receiving diverse floor plans for Ground and First floor.

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