Answer Posted / kalyan

For Yield materials Maximum shear stress theory and
for Fracture materials Maximum principal stress theory.
mild steel - Maximum shear stress theory
Concrete - Maximum principal stress theory.

What happens when,in Prestressed girder the HDPE duct and cone size is provided more than required? (technical answer expected)

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What is rolling stock

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What is the nature of duties & responsibilites senior civil engineer ?what is self confident & satisfaction should be a senior civil engineer?

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Concrete cover for slab, column, beam and footing?

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Bearing capacity of soil determined as per ASTM is to design the foundation size.what is the importance of EV1/EV2 value as per DIN .My consultant ask me to test the the soil as per din to find out this ratio to assess the compacted strength of soil ,,?? is it meaning full ??

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Form where IS456 is adopted in 1978?

1982

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Minimum concrete cover in slabs, columns, beams, foundation and other st?

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What is the general specifications of a bituminous pavement road?

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asubmerged weir is one in which the water level on the down stream side of the weir is just at the crest level below the crest level above the crest level at stamp elevation as water surface on upstream

1933

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How many square meter can a worker/labor demolish a structure per day?

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whaat is blister in box girder bridge and what is its function..

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i have four storeyed rcc building.basement of the building is around 34 years old.it does not have pillar support.it is having lintel steel support at every 7 feet of construction. how long this building will lost long . can any body help me in this regard

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How many mortar required for Brickwork of 1 Cu.m works??

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What is meant by scaffolding coefficient?

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What happens to Load at yielding ?

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