Water Demand

Water Demand water demand Whenever an engineer is given the duty to style a water system scheme for a specific section of the community it becomes imperative upon him/her, to first consider the demand, then the second requirement is to seek out sources to satisfy that demand. It is very difficult to exactly assess the number of water demanded by the general public , since there are many variable factors affecting water consumption. The...

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What do Structural Engineers? Work of structural engineers?

 Work of structural engineers? Work of structural engineers? Have you ever stop wondering at the large sort of buildings and structure all around us? Why we just assume that houses will stay awake and bridges won't subside . The answer are often found within the work of a structural engineer. Structural engineers design, create, solve issues, innovate by use of maths and science to make the world . The structures they build; from homes,...

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Non Destructive Tests For Concrete Strength

Introduction Non Destructive Tests For Concrete Strength Concrete Strength testing is always a requirement in the field of concrete construction. Usually, when concrete batch arrives, two or three cylinders or cubes are cast so that quality control is maintained. Question arises however when you need to find the concrete strength of already built structures than what are the options? Of course, you can cut core and test that in lab but this...

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Mix Design Concrete Thumb Rules Engineer Should Know

Mix Design Concrete Thumb Rules Engineer Should Know Concrete Mix design is complete science and it is based on a lot of research. Popular Mix Design method is highlighted in the  ACI 2011 of committee report. It is a systematic approach in which user starts with defined slump and strength and some other parameters. End result gives quantities of different constituents. Mix Design Concrete Thumb Rules Engineer Should Know Performance-based...

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10 sources of cracking in concrete you should know

10 sources of cracking in concrete you should know We all understand cracking is one in all the most important issues in concrete and it ought to be thought of whereas combine style, except for that, we've to grasp the sources that can cause cracking in concrete. Here may be a list of sources of cracking in concrete. Sources Of Cracking In Concrete Use of low-grade materials: One of the most important sources is that the use of lower quality...

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LIST OF P.S.U. THAT RECRUIT CIVIL ENGINEERS BASED ON GATE SCORE

LIST OF P.S.U. THAT RECRUIT CIVIL ENGINEERS BASED ON GATE SCORE LIST OF P.S.U. THAT RECRUIT CIVIL ENGINEERS BASED ON GATE SCORE HERE IS THE LIST OF ALL PSUS THAT RECRUIT CIVIL ENGINEERS THROUGH GATE EXAM.   1. AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA 2. BARC  3. BSPHCL 4. CEL 5. EDCIL(EARLIER EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS INDIA LIMITED)  6. HAL 7. HPCL 8. IOCL 9. IRCON 10. KRIBHCO (KRISHAK BHARATI COOPERATIVE LTD) 11....

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HOW QUALITY OF CEMENT IS CHECKED AT SITE

HOW QUALITY OF CEMENT IS CHECKED AT SITE Cement is probably the costliest ingredient in concrete. Strength of Concrete structures is largely affected by quality and type of cement used in construction.  HOW QUALITY OF CEMENT IS CHECKED AT SITE Both from economic and safety point of view it is very much advicable to check the quality of cement by thorough inspection. In this post we are going to discuss some simple yet useful methods...

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Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering Who is Civil Engineer: Civil Engineering A civil engineer is an engineer who usually works on public and government projects. The occupation in recent times has been divided into several different fields. This is guide will give you salary information and a brief outline in what you can expect when entering this field. Education: Civil engineer required to have graduate from a post secondary college with the degree...

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Difference between an ENGINEERS AND an ARCHITECTURE?

Difference between an ENGINEERS AND an ARCHITECTURE? What is the Difference between an ENGINEERS AND an ARCHITECTURE? The major distinctions or difference  between architects and engineers run along generalist and specialist lines. The generalists are ultimately responsible for the overall planning. It is for this reason that an architecture is generally employed as the prime professional by a client. On some special projects, such...

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Classification Of Surveying(Survey-Types)

 Classification Of Surveying Different Type of surveying What Are The Classification Of Surveying? Surveying may be classified on the following basis: (i) Nature of the survey field(ii) Object of survey(iii) Instruments used and(iv) The methods employed.                       Classification Of Surveying Classification Based on Nature of Survey Field On this basis survey...

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Surveying, its objects and Uses

Surveying, its objects and Uses What Is Surveying and What Are The Objects And Uses Of Surveying?                     Surveying Surveying is the art of taking measurements of objects on, above or beneath the ground level to show their relative positions on paper. The relative positions required is either be horizontal, or vertical, or both.              ...

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Stress-Strain Curve

STRESS - STRAIN CURVE FOR BRITTLE MATERIALS BASIC INFORMATION What Is The Stress-Strain Curve Of Brittle Materials? Many of  characteristics of a material can be deduced from  tensile test. It is more convenient to compare materials in terms of stresse and strain, rather than loads and extensions of a particular specimen of a material. The stress at any stage is the ratio of the load of the original cross-sectional of  area of...

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HOOKE’S LAW

HOOKE’S LAW; MODULUS OF ELASTICITY BASIC INFORMATION What Is Hooke's Law? How To Apply Hooke's Law? Most engineering structures are designed to undergo relatively small deformations, involving  the straight-line portion of the corresponding stress-strain diagram. For that initial portion of the diagram, the stress s is directly proportional to the strain P, and we can write σ = ΞE This relation is known as Hooke’s law, after Robert Hooke...

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