Differences between Load Bearing and Partition Walls
In framed structures partition walls are built to divide floor area for different utilities. They rest on floors. They do not carry loads from floor and roof. They have to …
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Types of Super Structures
On this basis there are two types Load Bearing Structures Framed Structures. Load Bearing Structures: In this type of structure the load on the structure is transferred vertically downward through …
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Minimum Curing Time for Cement Concrete
Early strength of concrete is more important and it is responsible for the ultimate strength of concrete. We should do proper curing as per the environment condition, type of member, …
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Grillage Footing and Arch Foundation
Grillage Footing High rise buildings are built with steel columns encased in concrete. Such columns carry very heavy load and hence they need special foundations to spread the load to …
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Load Bearing and Non Load Bearing Walls
Non-load Bearing Walls They are meant to carry super imposed loads in addition to their own weight. The materials most often used to construct load-bearing walls in large buildings are …
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Types of R.C.C. Footings
There are mainly two types of R.C.C. footings: One way reinforced footings. Two way reinforced footings. One Way Reinforced Footing: These footings are for the walls. In these footings main …
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Types of Formwork for Concrete Construction
Considering shapes, formwork types can be classified as: Column Formwork Beam formwork Slab Formwork Wall Formwork Column Formwork Column formwork is made usually with either timber or metal panels. The …
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Why Ties are Provided in Column
The following are the main reasons behind using ties in column. To hold the longitudinal bars in position in the forms while the concrete is being placed. Longitudinal bars are …
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