What are Trusses | Types of Trusses

What are Trusses | Types of Trusses

What are Trusses | Types of Trusses What are Trusses Trusses can define as the triangulation of structure members to make the structure stabilized. Triangulation is the stable structure configuration and typically has a top chord, bottom chord, vertical chord, and diagonal chord members. The main work of the trusses is carrying the loads from […]

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Cantilever Bridges | Advantages & Disadvantages of Cantilever Bridge | Top Longest Cantilever Bridges

Cantilever Bridges | Advantages & Disadvantages of Cantilever Bridge | Top Longest Cantilever Bridges

What is a Cantilever Bridge? Who Invented the Cantilever Bridge?| | Advantages & Disadvantages of Cantilever Bridge | Top Longest Cantilever Bridges  | Lifespan of a Cantilever Bridge What is a Cantilever Bridge? A cantilever bridge is a bridge constructed using cantilevers, which project horizontally into space, supported on only one end. It is built […]

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What is a Cantilever / Cantilever Beam? | Example of Cantilever Beam | Cantilever Beams Deflections

What is a Cantilever / Cantilever Beam? | Example of Cantilever Beam | Cantilever Beams Deflections

What is a Cantilever and Cantilever Beam? | Example of Cantilever Beam | Advantages and Disadvantages of Cantilever Beam | Cantilever Beam Details | Cantilever Beam Uses What is Cantilever? A cantilever can be defined as a projecting member or beam supported at only one end and carries a load at only one end or […]

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Combined Footing Design: An Important Structural Element

Combined Footing Design: An Important Structural Element What is Combined Footing? A Combined footing is typically a combination of various footings types, that utilizes the properties of different types of  footing in a single footing based on the requirement of the structure. A combined footing carries two or more columns along a straight line Combined Footing Design  

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Sill Level  | The Sill Height | Main Purposes of Sill Level  

Sill Level  | The Sill Height | Main Purposes of Sill Level  

Sill Level  | The Sill Height | Main Purposes of Sill Level What is the Sill Level   The horizontal beam-like member provided at the windows’ base is known as the sill, and the level where the sill is provided is called the sill level. It is also referred to as the window sill or sill band. Sill is mostly constructed using Reinforced […]

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Lateral Ties | Stirrups in Column and Beams |Why Stirrups in Beams and Columns

Lateral Ties | Stirrups in Column and Beams |Why Stirrups in Beams and Columns

Lateral Ties | Stirrups in Column and Beams |Why Stirrups in Beams and Columns What are Stirrups? Stirrup  also called Lateral Ties are typically a shear reinforcement tiered around the longitudinal bars in Beams  and Columns. There are may different shapes of stirrups are used in civil structural construction and these stirrup have different parts Why […]

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What is Rebars (Steel Reinforcement Bars ) |  Types and Grades of Steel Reinforcement | Structural Design

What is Rebars (Steel Reinforcement Bars ) | Types and Grades of Steel Reinforcement | Structural Design

What are Rebars (Steel Reinforcement Bars ) | Types and Grades of Steel Reinforcement What are Rebars ? Rebars also know as Steel reinforcement bars are specific bars that are used to improve the tensile strength of the concrete as concrete alone is very weak in tension, but is strong in compression. Steel bars  has […]

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What is Lintel Level | 9 Different Types of Lintel Beams |  Precast Concrete Lintel Beam Size

What is Lintel Level | 9 Different Types of Lintel Beams | Precast Concrete Lintel Beam Size

What is Lintel Level | Doors Lintels & Window Lintels | Lintel Beam Design | Precast Concrete Lintels Sizes What is the Lintel Level Lintel can be defined as the structural members of the superstructure that lies in between the uppermost portion of the window or door and top slab. The lintel level is basically […]

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