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Please solve as soon as possible The cement and concrete industry is a key link in...

Please solve as soon as possible


The cement and concrete industry is a key link in the circular economy. Alternative fuels/raw materials in cement kilns, utilising recycled aggregates and cementitious industrial by-products in concrete and producing durable concrete structures assist in the circular economy. Example of fly ash production is shown in Figure 1. Discuss the use of any THREE new binders, waste materials and recycled materials (as ingredients) in concrete production and their suitable applications. Produce a ‘white paper’ (not more than 5 pages) and it should include the following:

(i) Identified 3 ingredients and a brief description of their production.

(ii) How these materials are used to produce certain grades of concrete.

(iii) Energy savings and carbon dioxide emissions of all ingredients.

(iv) Link with circular economy.

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Between 2009 and 2050, as the world population is expected to increase by 2.3 billion, urban...

Between 2009 and 2050, as the world population is expected to increase by 2.3 billion, urban populations are projected to grow by 2.9 billion – from 3.4 to 6.3 billion (UNDESA, 2009). Urban areas are therefore expected to absorb all of the world’s population growth over the next four decades, while also drawing in some of the rural population. Furthermore, most of the urban population growth will be concentrated in the cities and towns of less developed regions that already face enormous backlogs in shelter, infrastructure, and services, as well as insufficient drinking water supply, deteriorating sanitation, and increasing environmental pollution. What would you say are the most important factors of water resources sustainability that must be studied to handle this urban growth, particularly in less developed regions? Please justify your answers in detail.

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describe vertical design of highways (vertical curves, types, length calculation, etc.).(max 1 page)

describe vertical design of highways (vertical curves, types, length calculation, etc.).(max 1 page)

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Write the types of spillway and explain each briefly.

Write the types of spillway and explain each briefly.

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Classify dams according to their structural design by giving typical cross sections and plans.

Classify dams according to their structural design by giving typical cross
sections and plans.

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Define the following by text and drawing figures. (a) Median diameter (b) Bimodal sediment

Define the following by text and drawing figures.
(a) Median diameter

(b) Bimodal sediment

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If you have been approached to design an office for a medical clinic. Clarify in detail...

If you have been approached to design an office for a medical clinic. Clarify in detail your initial step. (Facilities Planning )

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1. The CBR value of subgrade soil is 5%, calculate the thickness of a flexible highway...

1. The CBR value of subgrade soil is 5%, calculate the thickness of a flexible highway pavement as per the relevant Australian standard.

2. What are the benefits of using the geotextile layer in the construction of haul roads? Explain briefly.

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who are the people that will benefit in the study of research topic "Impact of Variation...

who are the people that will benefit in the study of research topic "Impact of Variation Order in Construction Projects?"

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Suppose that the two approaches to a freeway merge, labelled 1 and 2, have individual capacities...

Suppose that the two approaches to a freeway merge, labelled 1 and 2, have individual capacities of 2000 veh/h and 6000 veh/h, respectively. Suppose that the two approaches can send a combined maximum flow 6000 veh/h through the merge without queues forming. Suppose as well that if both approaches are queued, vehicles enter the merge in a 1:3 ratio; i.e., three vehicles from approach 2 for each vehicle from approach 1. At t = 0, there are no queues in neither of the approaches. From t = 0 to t =1h, demand on approach 1 is 1500 veh/h and demand on approach 2 is 5500 veh/h. After t = 1h, demand on Link 1 becomes 500 veh/h, and demand on Link 2 becomes 4500 veh/h. Sketch the input output diagram for Links 1 and 2 and calculate the duration where queue persists on these links. [5 marks]

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Open-web steel joists are to be used for a roof with a live load of 30...

Open-web steel joists are to be used for a roof with a live load of 30 psf and a dead load of 18 psf (not including the joist weight) on a span of 44 ft. Joists are 5 ft on center, and deflection is limited to 1/360 of the span. Select the lightest joist.

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Which criterion must be applied to determine the ideal facilities plan?

  1. Which criterion must be applied to determine the ideal facilities plan?

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iv) How can the true color of objects be affected by artificial lighting? Explain briefly. v)...

iv) How can the true color of objects be affected by artificial lighting? Explain briefly.

v) “The room is too loud. My ears are ringing everyday” What type of room is this? Suggest solution / solutions for this problem.

vi) What does it mean that a room has good sound control ?

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A section of highway has the following flow-density relationship, where flow (q) is in veh/h and...

A section of highway has the following flow-density relationship, where flow (q) is in veh/h and density (k) is in veh/km. ? = 60? − 0.24? 2 What is the speed when the highway is at 50% of its capacity and the traffic is in uncongested conditions? [5 marks]

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Design a coarse screen and calculate the head loss through the rack, using the following information:...

Design a coarse screen and calculate the head loss through the rack, using the following information:

  • Peak design wet weather flow 1.98 /s

  • Velocity approaching rack at peak wet weather flow 0.80 m/s

  • θ = 50°, with a mechanical cleaning device.

  • The bars are 12mm thick and opening are 35 mm wide.

  • Upstream depth of wastewater 1.52 m (Not depth of screen)

  • Use rectangular bars with semicircular upstream face

Calculate:

a)      Screen dimensions: height and width.

b) The number of bars.

c)      Velocity through screen bars.

d)     Width of the channel.

e)      Head losses through the screen.

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