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EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT Excavators Graders Loaders Skid loader Crawler loaders Backhoe Bulldozers Trenchers Scrapers Wheeled loading shovels CONSTRUCTION VEHICLE Tippers Dumbers Trailers Tankers MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT Crane Conveyors Hoists ForkLifts CONSTRUCTION …
Equipment Use in Construction Read More
Look at the size of the column or beam from the drawings. Adopt Dia of the bar (generally 8mm Dia is used for stirrups). Deduct the concrete cover or clear …
Steps involved in finding the cutting length of stirrups Read More
Longitudinal reinforcement A minimum area of the cross section of the longitudinal bars must be at least 0.8% of the gross section area of the column. The maximum area of …
Types of Columns reinforcement Read More
There are different ways of cupboard construction. I have explained pros and cons of the both cupboards. go through this and choose your option. constructing with bricks constructing …
Different Ways of Constructing Cupboard Read More
A bridge’s railing depends on various factors such as location, material, and purpose. The railing adds safety for pedestrians, aesthetics, and a custom touch to bridge construction. The different types …
Different Types of Handrails Used in Bridges Read More
First, Calculate The Dry Volume Of Mortar. The required mortar volume for our plasterwork is 4 cubic feet (We calculated this above). But that is the wet volume of mortar. …
The calculation for Required Bags of Cement for Plastering Work Read More
Plinth Beam: A plinth beam is a beam member constructed at the plinth level, which separates the superstructure and substructure of the building. The primary function of the plinth beam …
Differences Between Plinth Beam and Tie-Beam Read More
Plinth Beam: Plinth beam is a beam in a framed structure provided at ground level. It also known as a tie beam because it binds the column. So it reduces …
Plinth Beam Vs Ground Beam Read More