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discuss the control and reporting of stock levels

discuss the control and reporting of stock levels

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Design an isolated rectangular footing to support an interior column 40 cm × 40 cm in...

Design an isolated rectangular footing to support an interior column 40 cm × 40 cm in cross section and carries a dead load of 800 kN and a live load of 600 kN. Use f́c= 21 MPa, fy= 420 MPa, q all (net) =200 kN / m2 , γsoil = 17 kN /m3 , and Df =1.25 m. Space limitations are such that one lateral dimension cannot exceed 2.5 m

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. Design a square footing for a 16-in. square interior column with an ultimate dead load...

. Design a square footing for a 16-in. square interior column with an ultimate dead load = 300 (k) and an ultimate live load = 200 (k). Take fy=60,000 psi, fc=4000 psi, normal weight, and qa= 4500 psf. Assume the base of the footing is 4 (ft.) below grade. Draw the reinforcement detail also. Check for one way and two way shears with the support of diagram. With ACI code

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Use the following data to calculate the layout of an equal tangent vertical curve by offsets...

Use the following data to calculate the layout of an equal tangent vertical curve
by offsets for every full station.
g1 = -1.20%
g2 = +3.50%
X PVI = 49+70
Y PVI = 5,893.48’
L = 1500’
, find the station and
elevation of the high (or low) point of the curve.

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a. An empty school bus weighs ~25,000 lbs. Loading on 60 children times 80 lbs. per...

a. An empty school bus weighs ~25,000 lbs. Loading on 60 children times 80 lbs. per child adds another 4,800 lbs. The bus has four wheels, each 10 inches wide and with a contact length (the length of tire touching the road when fully inflated) of 4 inches. First calculate the total contact area of the bus, and then determine how much pressure is the bus exerting on the pavement under the wheels.

b. This pressure compresses the pavement, which opposes this force through its compressive strength. Typical asphalt pavement at room temperature has a compressive strength of 600 pounds per square inch (psi). How heavy would the bus have to be to cause damage to the pavement?

c. Now suppose the bus gets a flat tire. This decreases the contact area of one of the wheels down to just the narrow rim of the wheel, or 0.5 in2. What is the new pressure exerted by this wheel? (Assume that 1/4 of the bus supported by this wheel – the other wheels are as in part a.) Is this enough to damage the pavement?

Please answer all 3 questions.?

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Why are bearers and joists (like those in a suspended flooring system) always orientated so that...

Why are bearers and joists (like those in a suspended flooring system) always orientated so that the biggest cross section dimension is vertical?

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An asphalt mixture has the following composition and properties: Bulk specific gravity = 2.31 Theoretical maximum...

An asphalt mixture has the following composition and properties: Bulk specific gravity = 2.31 Theoretical maximum specific gravity = 2.50 Coarse aggregate 65%, Bulk specific gravity = 2.72 Fine aggregate 30%, Bulk specific gravity = 2.66 Asphalt 5%, Specific gravity = 1.01

Calculate the following:

a. Bulk specific gravity of aggregates (Gsb);

b. Effective specific gravity of aggregates (Gse);

c. %Air void content (%AV);

d. Voids in Mineral Aggregate (VMA);

e. Voids filled with asphalt (VFA);

f. Percent asphalt absorption (Pba);

g. Find all the volumetric properties and mass quantities as indicated on the phase diagram and recalculate parts c, d, e, and f from this diagram.

In: Civil Engineering

presentation on impact of climate change of surface and ground water resources

presentation on impact of climate change of surface and ground water resources

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Prestressing concrete systems are both unique systems developed by engineers to be used in collaborative with...

Prestressing concrete systems are both unique systems developed by engineers to be used in collaborative with precast concrete and for a particular distinctive situation where the strength goes beyond ordinary precast concrete. Designing an overhead bridge which system of pre-stressed concrete will you chose for the construction and why? CR, 6

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in an oil factory, a pipe (roughness = 0.85 mm & diameter 160 mm) carries a...

in an oil factory, a pipe (roughness = 0.85 mm & diameter 160 mm) carries a fluid (specific gravity of 0.95 & viscosity 0.0061 N.s/m2) at a rate of 109. L/s.

Determine;

a. Flow is laminar or turbulent

b. Friction factor f using explicit equation of Laminar or turbulent flow (Haaland equation)

c. The head loss

d. The shear stress at the pipe wall

e. Velocity 30mm from the centerline

f. The behavior of pipe whether fully rough, transitional, or smooth pipe

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The receiving river in the spring months (with a temperature of about 10-15 °C) has no...

The receiving river in the spring months (with a temperature of about 10-15 °C) has no initial deficit in the outfall region of partially treated sewage with BODL of 18 mg/L and a decay coefficient of 0.21. Please locate the downstream river section where the maximum DO sag might occur. Will the water quality result in potential negative impacts on aquatic organisms in the river? Assuming that the re-aeration coefficient is 0.31 per day and the average water velocity is 0.4 m/s.

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Not all water produced by suppliers is sold to customers. Some is used for other purposes...

Not all water produced by suppliers is sold to customers. Some is used for other purposes and some is not paid for. Other amounts are "lost". What are those other purposes? Why might some water not be paid for? How does a utility lose water?

Hint: research the term Unaccounted for Water and use your findings to answer the three questions above. A good place to start is Water and Revenue Losses by Lynn P. Wallace, American Water Works Foundation, Dec. 1987.

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Tunnel Problem You are going to build a tunnel 10 miles long with a shaft at...

Tunnel Problem

You are going to build a tunnel 10 miles long with a shaft at one end and a portal at the other. It is part of the first phase of the gateway tunnel to New York.

* The shaft is 185 ft. deep to the invert of the tunnel and 22 ft. excavated diameter.

* The tunnel is 26 ft. excavated diameter in competent sandstone and limestone.

* The profile of the shaft is as follows: From the surface down- 15 feet of fill; 30 feet of sand and clay; 20 feet of silty gravel; 40 feet of limestone and 80 feet of sandstone.

* Groundwater is 35 feet down.

* The tunnel runs for 5 miles in sandstone and 5 miles in limestone.

Determine the following:

1. Using a TBM, how long will it take to excavate the tunnel?

2. Will blasting need to be done anywhere? If so, where?


there is no additinal information.... why answer the question with the tittle?

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In the heat treatment of steel, when is tempering not required? (1 mark) You are an...


In the heat treatment of steel, when is tempering not required? (1 mark)





You are an engineer and you are required to design a self-compacting concrete mix. List 2 important considerations in your mix design. (1 mark)

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Analyse the potential effects of climate on building design and services: Critically analyse: - The potential...

Analyse the potential effects of climate on building design and services:

Critically analyse: - The potential effect of environmental resources to the building design and services - The potential effect of local climate on building design and services. Smart building.

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