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part 1) Field Soil Evaluation includes (choose all that apply): Group of answer choices SPT Shear...

part 1) Field Soil Evaluation includes (choose all that apply): Group of answer choices

SPT

Shear Vane

Plasticity Tests

Dutch Cone Test

please explain....

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A solid cylinder of diameter 5m has a Hight of 4m Find the metacentric height of...

A solid cylinder of diameter 5m has a Hight of 4m Find the metacentric height of the cylinder. If the specific gravity of the material of the cylinder is 0.7 and is floating in the water with its axis vertical. State whether the equilibrium is stable or unstable.

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Design a staircase for a two story building with the given loads: DL = 72 psf...

Design a staircase for a two story building with the given loads: DL = 72 psf LL = 60 psf The building floor height = 8ft for a total height of 16 ft. The staircase design must comply with the A.D.A. requirement for a hospital building. Design calculations must be in english units (ft, inches, pnds etc).

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Using pictures and/or diagrams, describe in detail the digging forces generated by both the Electric and...

  1. Using pictures and/or diagrams, describe in detail the digging forces generated by both the Electric and Hydraulic mine shovels. (2.5page minimum)

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Discuss and compare the fundamental attribution error and self-serving bias.

Discuss and compare the fundamental attribution error and self-serving bias.

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Identify any one busy street on your community with large volumes of surface traffic comprised of...

Identify any one busy street on your community with large volumes of surface traffic comprised of vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians. Explain how you would carry out problem identification, and if a problem is found to exist, discuss how you would assess the need for a solution.

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You are the city engineer of a large city. Name and describe any one system of...

You are the city engineer of a large city. Name and describe any one system of systems (SOS) that falls under your control. List one concern that is likely to be associated with your SOS’s physical structure, operation, or physical condition. How would you assess the overall technical performance of (a) any one component system of the SOS and (b) the entire SOS? For the SOS, list and discuss any three costs or “disutilities” associated with the system.

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Your campus bus transit corporation is considering switching its fleet from gasoline to hybrid. From the...

Your campus bus transit corporation is considering switching its fleet from gasoline to hybrid. From the systems perspective, what advice would you give?

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The city of Imaginopolis, which is located near White River, has an elaborate system of levees...

The city of Imaginopolis, which is located near White River, has an elaborate system of levees to protect the city from flooding during high-water events. The levees were built over 50 years ago and many of them are showing signs of structural distress. Using a systems perspective, how would you draw up a program to rehabilitate the levee system under budgetary constraints over a 5-year period?

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A nursing home located near a busy freeway suffers from excessive noise from the freeway traffic....

A nursing home located near a busy freeway suffers from excessive noise from the freeway traffic. Describe fully a solution that you would recommend to resolve the situation using the systems approach.

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The following information applies to every part of this problem: A 1-kg mass hanging from a...

The following information applies to every part of this problem: A 1-kg mass hanging from a spring stretches it .3924 m in its equilibrium position. The spring is initially compressed to .5 m above the equilibrium point and released with an initial downwards velocity of 2 m/s. Use 9.81 m/s2 for the acceleration due to gravity.

(a) Assuming that there is no damping and no additional force applied to the spring, write down and solve an initial value problem giving the position of the spring at time t. Plot the result using https://www.desmos.com/calculator and include a screenshot of your plot.

(b) Assuming that there is no damping but that an additional force of F(t) = 6 cos(4t) is applied to the spring, write down and solve an initial value problem giving the position of the spring at time t. Plot the result using https://www.desmos.com/calculator and include a screenshot of your plot.

(c) Compare the plots from parts (a) and (b). How did the plot change when an external force was applied? What stayed the same?

(d) Assuming that there is a damping force proportional to the mass’s velocity with proportionality constant 26 kg/s and no additional force applied to the spring, write down and solve an initial value problem giving the position of the spring at time t. Plot the result using https://www.desmos.com/calculator and include a screenshot of your plot.

(e) Assuming that there is a damping force proportional to the mass’s velocity with proportionality constant 26 kg/s and that an additional force of F(t) = 6 cos(4t) is applied to the spring, write down and solve an initial value problem giving the position of the spring at time t. Plot the result using https://www.desmos.com/calculator and include a screenshot of your plot.

(f) Compare the plots from parts (d) and (e). How did the plot change when an external force was applied? What stayed the same?

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Using pictures and/or diagrams, list and describe the components of each of the three major assemblies...

  1. Using pictures and/or diagrams, list and describe the components of each of the three major assemblies of a Hydraulic Mine Shovel? (6 points)(2.5page minimum)

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You are a construction manager for You can Do It Construction, and have been given an...

You are a construction manager for You can Do It Construction, and have been given an 135,000 square foot, 6-story, medical office and laboratory building project in Santa Fe to manage. The project is located at the southeast quadrant of US 599 and Airport Rd, which is just NW of I-40. The building itself is in the EAST corner of the parcel.

The plans call for a structural steel framework with exterior walls of imported Italian marble. The plans, which were done by a firm in North Dakota, also call for two stories of underground parking constructed with precast concrete components trucked in from Amarillo, Tx.

Write 3 paragraphs on what you’d consider when laying out the jobsite and who you might consult with. Be thorough and concise.

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         Compaction Test Q1. Explain with aid of drawings/ Pictures the standard procedure to perform soil...

        

Compaction Test

Q1. Explain with aid of drawings/ Pictures the standard procedure to perform soil compaction test.5Degrees

Q2.A soil having a specific gravity of solids G = 2.75, is subjected

Observation number

1

2

3

4

5

Mass of wet sample , g

1387.8

1765.28

1824

1784

1701

Water content, percentage

7.5

12.8

17.28

21.0

25.8

to

Proctor compaction test in a mold of volume V = 945 cm3. The observations recorded are as follows:

  • What are the values of maximum dry unit weight and the optimum moisture content? [10 DEGREES]
  • Draw 100% saturation line.[2 DEGREES]

Q3.Differentiate:

  1. Compaction and consolidation, and [2]
  2. Standard Proctor and modified Proctor tests.[3]

Q4.Draw an ideal 'compaction curve' and discuss the effect of moisture on the dry unit weight of soil.[3]

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10. The Civil Engineering’students at PUPR, provide the following data obtained in the Environmental Laboratory (L-103)...

10. The Civil Engineering’students at PUPR, provide the following data obtained in the Environmental Laboratory (L-103) for the influent of a wastewater treatment plant: SampleVolume (ml) Filter mass (gr) Crucible Mass (gr) Dry mass at 103oC (gr) Mass after 550oC (gr) TS 20 - 51.0915 51.0992 51.0972 SS 30.5 0.0726 54.1208 54.2021 54.1978 DS 18.6 - 91.7289 91.7297 91.7294 Calculate the concentration of TS, SS, DS, FTS, VTS, FSS, VSS, FDS, and VDS of this sample

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