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percentage of metal,clay or soil & water in water bond macadam roads to know the quantities for each in total volume of 11500 cubic meters
2140what is the basic idea of well sinking????
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1 4504sir tell me the formula for calculating the volume of 380mm dia double under reamed pile of 4.0 mts depth.
1984tell me height of colum casting if slab height 3mtr beam thikness 500mm and slab thik 150mm please write formula sir
3 7801how we can calculate the quantity of sand & cement & also Aggregate so give me to this answer for a slab Length is : 25' /3.28 = 7.62 Mtr Width is : 30' /3.28 = 9.14 Mtr Depth is : 0.6"/3.28 = 0.15 2Mtr
3 5842How we can calculate the quantity of sand, & cement, & also aggregate for a slab. Length 25'/3.28 = 7.62 Mtr width 20'/3.28 = 6.09 Mtr depth 6" /3.28 = 0.152 Mtr
2 6400Post New Civil Engineering Questions
How many kilo-newtons equals 1000 kilogram?
where will be the reinforcement of slab placed when there is an inverted beam and the bottom of the beam and slab are at same level ?
Exterior Joints,define
How to calculate Volume of Wet cement concrete for a specific grade?
There are two buildings one taller and one shorter whose time period will be grater and similarly the frequency ?
What is the development length given in pile?
why we use for testing of compression strength concrete the size of specimen 150x150x150. why we are not using another dimension like 100x150x100 uneven dimension.
During reclamation how can the occurrence of mud waves can be rectified?
why development length = 50D . why not 100D
how to calculate load bearing column
why do we provide haunches in rcc box or underpasses?
what do you mean by yeild stress of a material? What will happen when hit is given to cement?
States some of the tool bars used in cad?
3. What are the disadvantages of your present job, things you do not like about it?
what is the meaning of degreasing of the euipment or line.
