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What is Gravity Dam

What is Gravity Dam

What is Gravity Dam? Its Construction, Advantages and Disadvantages What is Gravity Dam? Construction of Gravity Dams. Advantages of gravity dams. Disadvantages of Gravity Dams. What is Gravity Dam ? Gravity dams are massive structure dam which is constructed of concrete or stone masonry. These dams are hold by the gravity to the ground. …

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What Is Difference Between PPC And OPC Cement

Difference between PPC and OPC cement

What Is Difference Between P.P.C And O.P.C Cement P.P.C and O.P.C are very commonly utilized cement. Presently, P.P.C is utilized like a substitute to O.P.C. As a result, the very puzzling matter is in what way to take the right selection. Ordinary Portland cement (O.P.C) – • O.P.C is created …

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Work Out The Unit Weight Of Steel

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How To Work Out The Unit Weight Of Steel Reinforcement bars are measured, obtained and paid by unit of weight i.e. in kilograms, pounds, tonnes etc. Unit weight of deformed rebars denotes its weight per unit length. The common units applied for recording unit weight of steel range from kilogram …

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What Is Precast Concrete And Why Should We Use It

Precast Concrete

What Is Precast Concrete And Why Should We Use It Precast Concrete Explained In the traditional method, we prepare the concrete structures on site, pouring fresh concrete in the place where the structure will be. But the prefabricated construction system works in terms of manufacturing the building components somewhere else …

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Footing Design Calculations And Shallow Foundation

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Footing Design Calculations – Shallow Foundation Determination, Area of Footing (a) Depth of Footing (d) Short form of Footing Designs Footing Designs Calculation – Shallow Foundation: Footing Designs Calculation Bearing Capacities of the Shallow Foundation from SPT: The bearing capacities of the shallow foundation particularly for top layer of cohesive …

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