Penetration Resistance Test on Concrete

Penetration resistance tests on solid offers a method for deciding relative qualities of cement in a similar structure or relative quality of various structures. In view of nature of types of gear, it cannot and ought not be relied upon to yield total estimations of quality. ASTM C-803 gives this standard test strategy titled “Penetration […]

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Pelton Turbine

  Pelton Wheel or Pelton Turbine refers to the Tangential Flow Impulse Turbine. This Turbine is basically utilized for High Heads and it was named after its creator, L.A.Pelton. The water strikes the container alongside the curvature of the tangent of the runner. The energy obtainable at the inlet of the turbine is just Kinetic […]

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Kaplan Turbine

Kaplan Turbine refers to the Axial Flow Reaction Turbine. For Axial Flow Turbines, the water passes through the runner alongside the course similar to the axis of rotation of the runner. Reaction Turbine refers to the water at the inlet of the Turbine retains Kinetic Energy and additionally Pressure Energy as well. In case of […]

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Francis Turbine

Francis Turbine refers to an Inward Flow Reaction Turbine consisting Radial Discharge at Outlet that is 0. Modern Francis Turbine is a blended flow type turbine that is Water sips through the runner of the turbine in the radial course and leaves the runner in the axial direction). Radial Flow Turbines refers to those type […]

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Specific Gravity of Soil by Pycnometer Test
Specific Gravity of Soil by Pycnometer Method

How do you carry out the determination of Specific Gravity of Soil by Pycnometer Method? The Pycnometer is chiefly utilized for the determination of the specific gravity of soil particles of both types; grained and coarse grained soils. The specific gravity of soil is computed with the utilization of following relation: Where M1=mass of empty Pycnometer, M2= […]

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Determination of shrinkage limit of remoulded soil

Aim: To Determine the Shrinkage Limit of a Specimen of the Remoulded Soil Theory The shrinkage limit refers to the propertion of the soil when the water is rightly adequate to fill up all the pores of the soil and the soil is saturated to the right extent. The size of the soil will not […]

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Centrifugal Pump

Introduction At the point where a specific weight of liquid is made to rotate by the force of an outward source, it is flunked away from the centrifugal axis of rotation and a centrifugal head is rapt which qualifies it to upsurge to a comparatively higher level. In the cases where more content of liquid […]

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Specific gravity of solids by density bottle method

Aim: For determination of specific gravity of the solids by density bottle method Theory The specific gravity of solid particles refers to the proportion of the mass density of solids to the proportion of water. Its determination is carried out in the laboratory by applying the relation: Where, M1 = mass of empty bottle M2 = mass […]

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Particle Size Distribution of Soil by Hydrometer Method

Aim: Assessment of the particle size distribution of soil by hydrometer method Theory Particle Size Distribution of Soil by Hydrometer Method For assessment of the particle size distribution of soil by hydrometer method Theory: Hydrometer method is utilized for assessment fot the particle size circulation of fine-grained soils passing 75  sieve. The hydrometer computes the […]

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Seismic Design Philosophy for Building

The Earthquake Problem Seriousness of ground shaking at a given area amid an earthquake can be minor, direct and very strong. Generally, minor shaking happens every now and again, direct shaking infrequently and strong shaking once in a while. For example, all things considered every year around 800 earthquakes of extent 5.0-5.9 happen on the […]

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