A road is built with a vertical transition curve. The PVC is at 111+05 and elevation of 322. The PVI is at 111+85 and elevation of 320. Low point of curve is at 111+65.
Find starting grade? Ending grade? Design speed of curve? Elevation of low point on curve?
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Identify and discuss the major people and events associated with the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s. Be sure to support your generalizations with specific examples.
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▪ Describe how fluid mechanics govern the design of MOSE project and Thames Barrier project (detailed explanation)
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“Most national and international engineering
organizations create, maintain, and distribute codes and
standards
that deal with uniformity in size of parts and correct engineering
design practices so that public safety is ensured.”
Explain briefly, why and how the Standards and Codes insure the
public safety. Provide one example.
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Using this table, please fill the table, draw the stress strain curve and then answer the question.
In case where the load is released at point 1 and 2 Draw and show the permanent and the recovery deformations.
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
|
Force |
0 Kn |
400 Kn |
650 Kn |
550 Kn |
Length |
2 cm |
2.004 cm |
2.036 cm |
2.049 cm |
Diameter |
1 cm |
0.9995 cm |
0.998 cm |
0.996 cm |
∆L/L |
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∆d/d |
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ᵋx |
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ᵋz |
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The following are some additional facts about the alternatives and current situation:
WHAT COULD THE COMPANY DO?
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1. Explain the basic treatment categories for hazardous waste.
2. Determine the compacted waste to soil ratio (by volume) for an assumed compacted waste density of 500 kg/m3. The design disposal rate is 60 tons per day. The cell height and width will be 3.0 m and 5.0 m respectively. Take the slope of working faces as 3 horizontal to 1 vertical. The prescribed daily soil cover thickness is to be 200 mm.
3. It is mandatory that a civil engineer research a potential site and then design a construction and operation plan based on local geological characteristics before an operator can safely build a landfill. You have to design a new landfill with a 25 year lifespan. Determine the compacted landfill waste volume, the cover soil volume required and the landfill footprint area. The soil burrow pit is estimated to be 5 m deep. The solid waste generated per capita average 3.0 kg/day. The initial rate of deposition is 200 tons/day. The population growth rate is 2% per annum. The estimated compacted density of the waste at the site is 700 kg/m3. The minimum buffer zone to the landfill is to be 500 m. Assume a volumetric ratio of cover material to compacted waste of 1:4. Assume an 8 hectare allowance for landfill facilities.
4. Anaerobic digestion and aerobic digestion are processes that breakdowns biodegradable material. Discuss the application for this processes with regards to solid waste management
5. Describe the mechanical biological treatment system and state five possible advantages of this system.
6. The “waste hierarchy” ranks waste management options according to what is best for the environment. Describe the waste hierarchy.
7. Determine the classification of a landfill that yields evaporation records of 2 200 mm per year and rainfall of 600 mm per year. The site receives only general waste from a rural community and the estimated current disposal rate is 0,80 Tons per day. The site life is expected to be 7 years.
8. The final cover of a landfill functions as a way to keep water out of the contaminate and to control the runoff from entering the system. Draw an annotated drawing of a class G: L: B - landfill.
9. State and discuss the role of MRFs in an Integrated Solid Waste Management System
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1. Discuss potential negative effects of Municipal Solid Waste.
2. Discuss the importance of managing the quantity of Municipal Solid Waste generated.
3. Discuss the best method of Municipal Solid Waste quantity estimation and supply an appropriate relationship with explanation of variables.
4. In the landfill classification system, a landfill is classified in terms of three characteristics, all of which influence the risk it poses to the environment. Describe these characteristics.
5. Leachate is a widely used term in the environmental sciences where it has the specific meaning of a liquid that has dissolved or entrained environmentally harmful substances that may then enter the environment. It is most commonly used in the context of landfilling of putrescible or industrial waste. Under which conditions will it not be necessary to install al landfill leachate system?
6. Solid waste generation and characterisation are some of the most important parameters which affect environmental sustainability. Municipal solid waste characterization depends on social structure and income levels. Discuss the purposes of Solid Waste Characterization.
7. The greater the density of the waste in a landfill, the more tons of waste can be disposed in the landfill. The density of waste in a landfill can be increased in a variety of ways. Discuss three methods.
8. The local municipality consulted you to advice on a recycling programme to be introduced. How will you address the implementation of such a programme?
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In the year 2015, leaders from 193 countries of the world gathered and moderated by the United Nation and finally summarized that there are 17 goals for the world to be achieved in 2030 named as UNDP Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) towards 2030.
THIS IS THE LINK FOR 17 GOAL.
https://www.undp.org/content/dam/undp/library/corporate/brochure/SDGs_Booklet_Web_En.pdf
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In your opinion, how this pandemic changed the way of engineering education in universities as well as engineering career post-Covid-19 and how you as a newly-graduated engineer can still contribute to the United Nation Development Plan (UNDP) Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2030 despite this pandemic challenge?
USE TYPING
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A reinforced concrete bearing wall supports 12” wide beams bearing on the full width of the wall spaced 10’ o.c. The bottom of the wall is a fixed connection. The top of the wall is a pinned connection. The wall is 20’ tall. The load from each beam, Pu, is 30 kips. Determine whether a 10” wide wall will work for this condition. Select vertical and horizontal reinforcing steel.
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