Sanitation (fresh water in, human waste out) is the earliest known form of human leaders/governments taking a hand in issues of waste/pollution. Why do you think it was sanitation, as opposed to other wastes we've examined, that got the government involved? Do you think access to sanitation (clean water and a toilet) should be considered a human right, meaning that governments are obligated to provide it even to people who can't afford it?
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n earthwork contract requires to cut and move excavated rocks. The site is a typical limestone rock formation in a cut section, which is 15,000 ft long, 85 ft wide, and 3 ft deep. Seismographic tests indicate a seismic wave velocity of 5,000 fps for the rock layer material. The contractor proposes to rip the rock with a 370-hp crawler tractor. Answer the following questions.
As a Construction Manager for this site development project, prepare detailed cost estimate for the project, and bid documents.
Assume 10% time value cost of money, bonds, insurance, and storage over total direct cost, contingency at 2% of total direct cost, indirect overhead cost at 5% of total direct cost (additional on top of the equipment and operator costs), and 10% fee (on subtotal total of direct and indirect cost).
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Short notes on 1) Ocean waves classification, and 2) wave transformation (e.g., shoaling, refraction), 3) RCP and SRES climate change scenario, 4) Risk assessment method.
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An earthwork contract requires to cut and move excavated rocks.
The site is a typical limestone rock formation in a cut section,
which is 15,000 ft long, 85 ft wide, and 3 ft deep. Seismographic
tests indicate a seismic wave velocity of 5,000 fps for the rock
layer material. The contractor proposes to rip the rock with a
370-hp crawler tractor. Answer the following questions.
What is the total duration of the rock cut project assuming 10
hours per day work?
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Describe Hooke’s Law with the use of a diagram and at least one example.
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3. Smith’s bid of $542,000 was the lowest on a construction project that was advertised. The cost of the largest construction contract which Smith had previously performed was $78,000. What should the owner do to determine whether or not to let the contract to Smith?
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1. Describe the goals/aims of performing Value Engineering and Constructability reviews on a project, the main differences between both approaches, and the phase during which each of the reviews is performed (planning vs. design vs. construction).
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Draft a project proposal about AN agricultural project that you are about to start. Project 1: Goats farming (start with 100 Goats) Project 2: Crop farming (about 2.5 hectares), not fenced yet The proposal must be formal, well formatted and well articulated.
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0. Describe the process used including advertising procedures to award public projects in the United States. And highlight the differences from the process/ procedures used to awarding contracts/projects in the private sector
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9.
a. Explain how auto exhaust, NOx and ozone (O3) are related.
b. Explain the natural process for formation and destruction of ozone in the stratosphere
c.Explain the human-caused destruction of ozone in the stratosphere.
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ARCHITECTURE
Take one façade of your chosen building and assume (for this exercise) that all solid portions are precast concrete. Diagram the flow of forces showing primary and secondary forces and differentiating tensile forces from compressive ones. propose a new shape for the façade that is more efficient and expressive of the flow of forces.
It is important that you pick a façade that is not completely glass and includes some continuous nonglazed portions from top of wall down to the ground. The building should also have openings for windows and doors.
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How are branch circuits laid out in a building’s interior, and how does this affect the interior designer?
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What information does the interior designer contribute to the electrical drawings?
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Use FARS to identify the following and submit in
blackboard
Pedestrian and Bicyclist fatal crashes in Indiana for: Indianapolis
and Terre Haute for 2015 to 2017
Factors to Investigate:
• Age
• Alcohol Test Results
• Crash Location
• First Harmful Event (i.e. cause of crash)
• Day of Week
• Time of Day
Map results of Indianapolis and Terre Haute separately
Produce tables of the data query
Write-up:
Describe what you found to be the leading causes of
fatalities.
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