Define the various types of boring with neat sketches ?

Q: How many SF can 1 ton of RipRap cover at 4' thick? SG=2.65, Void Ratio=0.55

A: There is no weight in voids so total weight will be due to solid only. By solid weight we will…

Q: What are different types of overlays? Explain

A: There are four different overlay systems used in creating decorative concrete floors: microtoppings,…

Q: What are the trapezoidal and Simpson’s Rules?

A: This question is related from Areas and Volume from Surveying Engineering. In this problem we define…

Q: What is deep excavations?

A: Excavation is the process of removal of soil or rock from ground surface for various purposes such…

Q: How is the cut and fill calculation done?

A: Cut and fill Excavation: It is also known as excavation and embankment. This is a  process in which…

Q: What is Hydraulic Gradient Line (HGL)?

A: Gradient lines are basically the energy level lines in a fluid flow.

Q: Describe the procedure of Borings Methods?

A: Boring methods are commonly used in subsurface investigations to take samples for laboratory testing…

Q: Draw a Gantt chart for this project.

A: The following figure shows the Gannt Chart for the project.

Q: What is The downward load-movement plot?

A: Downward load movement plot is defined as the movement of the pile in downwards direction against…

Q: Please show the complete detailed solution. W=53

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Q: 5. Determine whether the slabs shown is a two-way or one-way and also 3m S-1 approximately find the…

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Q: Where does the Earth fill and rockfill dams are typically used?

A: Earth fill dam: Earth dam is made of earth (or soil). It resists the forces exerted upon it mainly…

Q: Define cobbles or boulders.

A: A cobble (sometimes a cobblestone) is a rock clast described as having a 64–256 mm particle size,…

Q: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of calculating volumes of cut and fill by using the “grid…

A: The most suitable method of calculating volumes of cut and fill volumes is by using a digitizer and…

Q: describe what we mean by elevation, depth, relief, and slope.

A: Elevation:- The altitude of an entity above water level will be its elevation. Although elevation…

Q: Why differential levelling is the most commonly employed method?

A: Differential levelling is the process of measuring vertical distances from known elevation point to…

Q: 1. What is the difference between an excavation and a trench?

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Q: Write down the purpose of boring?

A: Boring Boring is the process of drilling of holes in the ground. That can either on the ground or on…

Q: What are some concerns about clear cutting?

A: "Clearcutting" is defined as "the falling and clearance of all plants from a specific forest…

Q: Draw to show the subgrade working area.

A: Subgrade soil -  The integral part of the road pavement which provides adequate support to the…

Q: Write down the main groups of levelling types and explain all of them in detail

A: leveling is the branch of the surveying which used to measure vertical distance with respect to the…

Q: Write the problems associated with tunnels development ?

A: Tunnels are civil engineering structures that create an underground passage that may pass through a…

Q: What design do the built-up sections require?

A: The built-up section is also known as a compound beam. it is generally used when the rolled steel…

Q: What does Borings and test pits provides?

A: A test pit will decide how secure an excavation area is.

Q: Step boring is advised to be used for:         a/Machining large radial depth of cuts…

A: Explanation:  Various boring methods are used for machining metals / hard materials such as Rough…

Q: What is similar flexure and contrary flexure and also draw a sketch what is the formula for…

A: Introduction- To assist in the transfer of railway and roadways vehicles from one track to another,…

Q: What is a collapse zone?

A: The structure is failure due to reasons are there like, design failure, soil failure, loads on the…

Q: Define Footing Depth

A: The part of structure which is present in substructure and takes all the load coming from…

Q: Define Launched Soil Nails.

A: The launched soil nail is a technique used for rapid stabilization or reinforcement of locally…

Q: Define Exploratory Trenches

A: Solution: A trench is a type of excavation in the ground which is  deep , wide and narrow in…

Q: A 47mm x 200mm deep section with a 72mm deep notch on the underside. What is the value of Ks?

A: Given:- The dimension of the section is 47 mm × 200 mm The depth of the notch is 72 mm  To…

Q: In earthwork calculations, a compound section is one which contains both a cut and a fill cross…

A: Earth work means the work or construction related to Earth like construction of embankment , cutting…

Q: What is electrical trench?

A: Trench : A trench is a kind of excavation in the ground that is typically deeper than breadth (as…

Q: Describe about the Transformed section method.

A: The cross section of a composite beam is transferred into the equivalent cross section of imaginary…

Q: Given the following data of the cross-section of an earthworks with a base of 10m.

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Q: What are the Recognizing Limitations of Borings and Penetrometer Data?

A: Limitations of Borings Data: Borings data have a certain depth limitation as it cannot be carried…

Q: What are the practical limitations to information provided by soil borings and cone penetration…

A: Soil Boring method:

Q: What is shallow excavations?

A: Shallow excavations refer to holes or trenches dug to an ultimate depth of 5 or 6 ft for open…

Q: 1-Any of the seismic survey methods this section represents? 2-Which method was used in the field to…

A: Since the question to be solved is not stated, the solution for first three questions is as follows:…

Q: Define Cone penetration test ?

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Q: 157.*Trench plan of a building shows a) location and dimension of footing in horizontal plane b)…

A: Trench plan shows Length and width depth of a Trench.

Q: Name the shallow foundations category.

A: Footing: Lower most part of the building or structure are generally Footings known as substructure…