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Dry Density of Soil By Water Displacement Method

Aim: To determine the dry density of a soil specimen by water displacement method Theory A soil sample of normal

Importance of Architectural Features The conduct of a building and structure amid quakes depends fundamentally on its general shape, size

Objective: To ascertain the shear strength (ultimate shear stress) of the mild steel specimen supplied using double shear method. Equipment

In this article, you can study truss analysis techniques with examples. Analysis of truss by the techniques of joints and

Objective: Determination of viscosity of bitumen using tar viscometer Apparatus Tar viscometer Cup Valve Receiver Thermometer etc. Theory In simple

Radiography This strategy empowers to take a photo indicating points of interest of within a concrete part. It is utilized

Objective: Assessment of specific gravity of a specified sample of bitumen Apparatus Pycnometer and balance Theory Specific gravity of bituminous

There are two methods for fire damage assessment of buildings which are explained below: Differential Thermal Analysis (DTA) – Lab

Objective: Assessment of Permeability of Soil by Constant Head Permeameter. Theory: The coefficient of permeability is equivalent to the

Objective: Assessment of softening point of bitumen/tar. Apparatus 1. The ball and ring apparatus comprising of (a) Steel balls-two numbers

Why does a building twist? When you were a young child, you ought to have sat on a rope swing