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For a given soil, the following are given: Gs = 2.67; moist unit weight is 17.61...

For a given soil, the following are given: Gs = 2.67; moist unit weight is 17.61 kN/m3, and moisture content = 10.8%. Determine the weight of water, in KN, to be added per cubic meter :

100& degree of saturation (kN/m3)

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how we can strengthen the existing buildings against earthquake effects? existing old buildings

how we can strengthen the existing buildings against earthquake effects?

existing old buildings

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Explain what is meant by the two terms: "Price based Contracts" and "Cost-based Contracts

Explain what is meant by the two terms: "Price based Contracts" and "Cost-based Contracts

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Q5) Prepare a mix design (Use ACI Method of Mix Design) which will be used for...

Q5) Prepare a mix design (Use ACI Method of Mix Design) which will be used for a pier located at the South Carolina. South Carolina is hot and humid with daytime temperatures averaging between 30–34 °C in most of the state and overnight lows averaging 21–23 °C on the coast and from 19–23 °C inland. Winter temperatures are much less uniform in South Carolina. Coastal areas of the state have very mild winters with high temperatures approaching an average of 16 °C and overnight lows in the 5-8 °C. Inland, the average January overnight low is around 2 °C in Columbia and just below freezing in the Upstate. While precipitation is abundant the entire year in almost the entire state, the coast tends to have a slightly wetter summer, while inland March tends to be the wettest month. Pier will be constructed during winter season. The specified strength is 29 MPa at 28 days and it is required that no more than 2 test result in 400 will fall below the specified strength. The sieve analysis result of used aggregate is given in Table.

BS Sieve   Mass Retained (gr)
10.0 mm   0
5.00 mm   8
2.36 mm   27
1.18 mm   43
600 μm   51
300 μm   90
150 μm   39
< 150 μm   10

For the other properties of fine aggregate, a specified amount of sand particles were taken from stockpile to determine the physical properties. 490 gr of saturated surface dry aggregate was prepared for this test. Mass of container was filled with water and weighted as 1437 gr. Then sand particles were added to the container which were initially filled by water and weighted as 1605 gr and after 24 hours the samples were taken from oven and weighted as 480 gr.

For Coarse aggregate: SSD bulk specific gravity: 2.75, absorption capacity = 1.5 %, total moisture: 2.5 %, Dry-rodded unit weight: 1500 kg/m3.
Cement: Type V, Sp.Gravity:3.1. For 0.34 m3 of concrete the cement content should not be exceeded 110 kg.

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for a dam construction , what is the stages of the dam constructions starting from project...

for a dam construction , what is the stages of the dam constructions starting from project stage to operations.

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A site investigation was conducted to determine the suitability of the material from a borrow pit...


A site investigation was conducted to determine the suitability of the material from a borrow pit for a gravel road construction. A 174.33 mm (internal diameter) thin-walled sampling tube was pushed into the bottom of a trial pit and a 218.72 mm long undisturbed specimen, weighing 4802.9 g, was obtained. When dried in the oven, the specimen weighed 4382.99 g. The specific gravity of the soil grains was measured and found to be Gs = 2.66, Determine the following:

the total volume of the soil
the volume of the solids
the volume of water
the volume of voids
the volume of air
the total mass of the soil
the mass of the solids
the mass of water
find the void ratio,
water content,
degree of saturation,
bulk density
and dry density.
The order in which you determine these variables is up to you. You will be writing down your answers in the following 13 questions (one variable at a time).

Use units of Mg for masses and m for lengths.

You may take the density of water to be 1.0 Mg.m3

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client has a groundwater supplu with chlorides of 5000 MG\L, lots of hardness, and a few...

client has a groundwater supplu with chlorides of 5000 MG\L, lots of hardness, and a few bacteria. Create treatment.

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draw the mili-equivilents bar graph for the raw water

draw the mili-equivilents bar graph for the raw water

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explain the calculation principle of hardy-cross method in pipe networks

explain the calculation principle of hardy-cross method in pipe networks

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Assuming a linear speed-density relationship. the mean free speed is observed to be 65 mph at...

Assuming a linear speed-density relationship. the mean free speed is observed to be 65 mph at near zero density and the corresponding jam density is 160 veh/mi. Assume that the average length of vehicles is 20 feet.

a) Write down the equations for speed-density and flow-density relationships

b) Calculate the speed and density corresponding to a flow of 1000 veh/hr

c) Calculate the average time headway and average space headway when the traffic flow is at maximum value

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The following two claims are made by salesmen about newly invented 2-phase adiabatic compressors. Salesman A:...

The following two claims are made by salesmen about newly invented 2-phase adiabatic compressors.

Salesman A: "It can compress steam with a quality of 0.2 from 50 kPa to saturated liquid at 1000 kPa."

Salesman B: "It can compress steam with a quality of 0.2 from 50 kPa to saturated liquid at 3000 kPa."

a. Show both claims on a T-?̂ (temperature vs. specific entropy) diagram.

b. Which claim or claims are possible?

c. Which claim or claims are impossible?

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Occupancy data from a single loop detector was obtained from a one way street. The loop...

Occupancy data from a single loop detector was obtained from a one way street. The loop detector has a length of 6 feet and was observed to have six vehicles cross over it in a period of 30 seconds. The duration and the length of each vehicle are shown in the table below. Use the average vehicle length in your calculations. Estimate the values of q, k and u (flow, density and speed)

Vehicle 1 2 3 4 5 6
Duration (sec) 0.31 0.28 0.3 0.33 0.39 0.35
Length (ft) 17 21 22 18 24 19

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Mix No. Water-cement ratio Cementitious Content Fine Aggregate ratio 28-day Compressive strength 1 0.38 350 0.35...

Mix No.

Water-cement ratio

Cementitious Content

Fine Aggregate ratio

28-day Compressive strength

1

0.38

350

0.35

39.7

2

0.4

38.8

3

0.45

39.1

4

375

0.35

34.1

5

0.4

38.2

6

0.45

40.6

7

400

0.35

34.2

8

0.4

39.3

9

0.45

39.8

10

0.43

350

0.35

27.9

11

0.4

37.4

12

0.45

38.5

13

375

0.35

31.9

14

0.4

37.1

15

0.45

33.9

16

400

0.35

26.5

17

0.4

30.7

18

0.45

26.5

19

0.48

350

0.35

30

20

0.4

32.1

21

0.45

30.5

22

375

0.35

20.7

23

0.4

27.5

24

0.45

39.9

25

400

0.35

25.4

26

0.4

31

27

0.45

25.3

Shamsad A., Saeid A. Alghamdi (2014), "A Statistical Approch to Optimizing Concrete Mixture Design", Hindawi Publishing Corporation, The Scientific World Journal, Volume 2014.

I want  ANOVA hand calculation and if possible output of any design analysis software and find the Normal Probability check of original data and residual, Model regression, Validity of models and Hypothesis testing of coefficient significant

NOTE: I need hand calculation

Thank you

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how we can use "mass reduction" and "external prestressing" as a "methods to retrofit" against earthquake...

how we can use "mass reduction" and "external prestressing" as a "methods to retrofit" against earthquake effects the existing buildings in Civil Eng?

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what are two experimental considerations when running PXRD (powder X-ray diffraction) using a flat disk sample...

what are two experimental considerations when running PXRD (powder X-ray diffraction) using a flat disk sample holder? And why is the scan time and 2theta range important parameters in the experiment?

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