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Q: Estimate the quantity of cement bags, sand and gravel in cubic meter, and water in gallons per floor…

A: Solution -  consider the nominal mis is 1:2:4 wastage of cement mix is considerd as 2%  output of…

Q: for problems 13.1 through 13.6 use the virtual-work method to deteermine the deflection of each of…

A: Given:E=29 x 106 psiE=29 x 103 kipsin2To determine:Vertical deflection at each jointsNote: Please…

Q: Q- The seepage occurring through an earthen dam is represented by a flow net comprising of 10…

A: Given- Number of equipotential drops Nd=10, Number of flow channels Nf=20, Coefficient of…

Q: 3. The coordinates of two points on a given compression curve are as follows: e₁ = 1.82 e₂ = 1.54 P₁…

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Q: Water at 10°C flows through a branched pipe system as shown. Branch 1 is 400 m. long and branch 2 is…

A: Given Data: The data is given as: Diameter of pipe1(d1)=0.075mDiameter of pipe2(d2)=0.1mLength of…

Q: Problem 2: Method of Sections Find the forces acting on members AC, BC, and BD of the truss using…

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Q: Compute the latitude for the following line: S 22°-15'-48" E 140.58 O-58.0142 O-58.2607 O-130.1001 -…

A: Objective: To compute the latitude for the given line.   Given: Bearing=S 22°-15'-48'' E…

Q: An 2m. long beam is on hinged at its left end and on fixed support at its right end. Its flexural…

A: Given data  Length of beam (L) = 2m  Flexural capacity (Mmax ) = 610 KNm  Shear capacity (Vmax ) =…

Q: The Q-kg industrial door with mass center at G is being positioned for repair by insertion of the 5°…

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Q: 1. An L 178 x 102 x 19 with one line of 20mm diameter bolts in each leg in usual gage as shown.…

A: Given: section: L 178 x 102 x 19 bolt size, db = 20 mm bolt hole size, dbo = 20+2 = 22 mm connection…

Q: If a wire weighing 0.10 lb/ft is stretched between points 100ft. apart until the tension reaches…

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Q: One of the common problems encountered in some municipalities is that some streets do not directly…

A: this question is belong to surveying  I solving in tabular form and formula written in solution…

Q: The truss problem for this semester is the problem below. Find the maximum compression and the…

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Q: A line of levels is run from BM1 to BM2, which is 12 km long. Elevation of BM1 was found out to be…

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Q: 1. A line having an equation of y = 2x intersects the curve y² = 8x. Compute the centroid.

A: to find centroid

Q: The right limb of a simple U-tube manometer containing mercury is open to the atmosphere while the…

A: Given Data- Specific gravity of fluid S1=0.9, Difference in mercury level h2=20 cm, To find- The…

Q: DETERMINE THE CENTROIDAL MOMENT OF INERTIA [100mm] 1/2" [13mm] 2.67" [66.7 mm] 1.33" [33.3 mm) I…

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Q: Draw the shear and moment diagrams of the loaded beams shown in the figure. Determine the Vmax  and…

A: Given data  Draw shear and moment diagram and find maximum shear force and bending moment.

Q: What is the rating of the rock under "Spacing of Discontinuities" parameter? The average joint…

A: Given data in question  Spacing of discontinuities 8 joint /m To find out  Rating of the recovered…

Q: Calculate the moment of inertia of the shaded figure about its base a-a.

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Q: I Two discs are placed in a horizontal plane, one over the other. The water enters at the centre of…

A: Given Source strength q=0.628 m2/s, Pressure at radius 50 mm=200x103 N/m2, It is required to find…

Q: A cantilever beam has a span of A m. and having a flexural rigidity of 40000 kN.m2. At the free end…

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Q: Complete the table below. LINE BEARING DIST (M) AB N 58° 46.9' E 38.588 37.736 BC S 57° 59.7' E CD S…

A: Line Bearing Azimuth from North  θ Distance  l Latitude = l cosθ Departure = l sinθ AB N58°46.9'E…

Q: Homework No. (1) Discuss the stability and determinacy of the following structures. C=2

A: A structure composed of two parts with hinge and roller supports.  The determinacy and stability is…

Q: 1)Determine the slope and deflection at point "C" using (conjugate beam method) E = 29000 ksi, I=…

A: Given: Required: Slope and deflection at C using conjugate beam method

Q: Problem 3 A vertical parabolic summit curve has grades of 2% and + 4% which intersects at station…

A: Solution: Given: SSD=145m n1=4%=0.04 n2=-2%=0.02 N=n1+n2=4+(-2)=2%=0.02 Reaction time  (t)=2.4s…

Q: A change order is a written amendment to the contract signed by the Owner and the Contractor stating…

A: Brief concept introduction- Contract- A contract is an agreement between parties that establishes…

Q: a) Determine the Error of closure b) Relative Precision (in fraction form; format: 1/wholenumber)

A: Answer  (a) We know that the Error of closure are two types Linear error of closure which is given…

Q: show that: 1- Se= Gs Wc

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Q: What are the three main activities in Geomatics?

A: Introduction- Geomatics- The techniques and tools used to gather, distribute, store, process, and…

Q: Considering P = 12 kN, determine the internal axial force in member BC and state whether the member…

A: Internal axial force : Axial internal forces in cables, arches, and trusses. Certain types of…

Q: der at the Lemieux Island WTP breaks down. As sho flows into a 5 km long distribution pipe. The…

A: Solution-   No. of people = 190,000  volume used by each people = 200 litre/day   discharge = Q=…

Q: Identify the ff soil using AASHTO % Passing: No. 10 = 65 No. 40 = 55 No. 200 = 25 Liquid limit = 35…

A: Given: % Passing: No. 10 = 65 No. 40 =55 No. 200 = 25 Liquid limit = 35 PL =30 Required: Soil…

Q: 4. Determine the speed of block B when block A is moving down at 4 m/s while block C is moving down…

A: VA=4m/s VC=12m/s To find velocity of block B

Q: Problem 1 Locate the centroid of the I-shape below then determine the moment of inertia about the…

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Q: 6-17. If the maximum force that any member can support is 8 kN in tension and 6 kN in compression,…

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Q: Determine the forces in the members identified by “X” of the truss shown using method of sections.

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Q: A 10 m simply supported beam canies a uniform load of 21kN/m and concentrated midspan. The…

A: Answer  We are given  length of beam L = 10m uniform load w = 21 KN/m Concentrated load P = 50 KN…

Q: Problem 2.4 The vertical force F acts downward at A on the two- membered frame. (Figure 1) Part A…

A: Given : F = 550 N To Find :

Q: In a tracer dilution measure observations are made. Rate of injection of tracer of injecte-…

A: Data given - concentration of tracer C1 = 1.8g/litre   Rate of injection   Q1 = 1.5×10-4 m3/sec=…

Q: What is the time required for water from the most hydraulically remote region of the watershed to…

A: Reference : Water Resources. Given : Length of flow L = 1550 m Difference between outlet and area H…

Q: (b) A catchment consists of an asphalt pavement that drains into a rectangular concrete channel. The…

A: Given: Average of the slope of asphalt surface = 0.6% Distance between catchment boundary and drain…

Q: A simple beam with a span of 36 ft has a distributed load that varies from 0 at its ends to a…

A: Given : Span = 36' max. distributed load = 1000 lb/ft Find the value of max. bending moment in the…

Q: that vertical curve is parabolic in nature and is represented by the formulaic expression :…

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Q: From field notes of a closed traverse shown below, adjust the traverse using Transit Rul e area…

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Q: Problem no. 1. Compute the reaction forces at pt. A and B D C A 9m B 3m 1.5 m 3 m 30° 20 KN

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Q: a.) DETERMINE THE SHEAR AND MOMENT DIAGRAM R₁ 2m 2m ·20 kn/m Im a

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Q: An engineer will model this flow of water as steady and inviscid. The parameters are Q = 0.14 m³/min…

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Q: S 45 deg E is converted to an azimuth of

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Q: Q.3) Two structural members AB and BC (shown below) are connected by a 0.75- inch diameter pin at B…

A: Pin diameter= 0.75 in Maximum average normal stress in members AB and BC

Temperature related material properties

Temperature-related properties of materials are the properties that change or show any variation with temperature variations. Various properties of materials include physical properties, mechanical properties, chemical properties, electrical properties, magnetic properties, etc. The chemical, electrical, and magnetic properties of materials are important, but the physical and mechanical properties are more important. Based on their composition and chemical bonding, materials are classified as metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites.