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Question 4 Travel time of a 4ha catchment of a residential land use (C10 = 0.32)...

Question 4

Travel time of a 4ha catchment of a residential land use (C10 = 0.32) in Adelaide is 20 minutes. If the catchment area is equally divided into four parts by the 5-minute isochrones, compute 100yr design flood peak at the catchment outlet. What is the runoff volume generated from this storm event? Compute equivalent ΓΈ index of 100-year design storm event for this catchment.

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1. How do different long term climatic conditions (including air temperature, humidity, solar radiation, precipitation) affect...

1. How do different long term climatic conditions (including air temperature, humidity,
solar radiation, precipitation) affect the performance of concrete, steel and timber?
2. Discuss the formation of different types of cracking in concrete. What will be the potential problems if these cracks are not repaired? Discuss the methods to prevent and fix the cracks.
3. There are two parts below:
a. What is difference between Minor Destructive Test (MDT) and Non Destructive Test (NDT) of concrete? In which situation, NDT will be preferred for assessing the concrete?
b. In order to assess the conditions of slabs and columns of this 30 years old reinforced concrete structure, give your suggestions for (i) assessment methods (ii) testing parameters

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Discuss sub-surface investigation in rocks and structural geology of rocks.

Discuss sub-surface investigation in rocks and structural geology of rocks.

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What are the geological consideration for the selection of Dam and Reservoir site?

What are the geological consideration for the selection of Dam and Reservoir site?

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With the aid of a sketch, explain what is lateral torsional buckling of a steel beam,...

With the aid of a sketch, explain what is lateral torsional buckling of a steel beam, when it might occur, and what a structural engineer would do about it.

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assuming that the flow pattern is laminar flow rate of 200 gal/ min through a drill...

assuming that the flow pattern is laminar flow rate of 200 gal/ min through a drill string having a 3.826-in. id and through an 8.5-x 5-in. annulus, calculate the required mud volume using 20% as volume safety factor given that depth of drill well = 10000 ft, length of drill collars= 500 ft, OD of drillingcollar= 6.5 in, ID of drilling collar = 2.25 in, casing setting depth = 5000 ft , case ID= 8.681 in, OD of drillpipes = 5in , ID of drillpipes = 3.826in


also it is desired to increase the weight of the mud from 12.0-lb/gal to 14.0-lb/gal mud. to keep the new mixture from becoming too viscous, 1 gal of water is to be added with each 100- lb sack of barite. a final mud volume of 700 bbl is required. determine the volume percentage of inital mud that should be discarded and the weight of barite to be added

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What is the checking regime for a permanent scaffold on a construction site?

What is the checking regime for a permanent scaffold on a construction site?

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Why are the slabs for composite construction designed as simply supported rather than continuous?

Why are the slabs for composite construction designed as simply supported rather than continuous?

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Alan offers, on day 1, to sell a book to Bob for $100. He then changes...

Alan offers, on day 1, to sell a book to Bob for $100. He then changes his mind and puts a revocation letter in the mail on day 2. Bob puts a letter in the mail on day 3 accepting the offer, and then on day 4 receives the revocation letter. The most accurate statement concerning the contract implications of this is

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a contract has been formed on day 1

a contract has been formed on day 2

a contract has been formed on day 3

no contract has been formed

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Question 101 pts

Mark says to David "If you walk across the Brooklyn Bridge on April 30, I will pay you $100." David agrees to do this but then changes his mind and does not walk across the bridge on April 30. Of the following statements, the most accurate one is

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David has breached a contract

David has not breached a contract because he was never paid $100

David has not breached a contract because there was no consideration

David has not breached a contract because there was no acceptance

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Question 111 pts

Suppose that, in the preceding question, David starts to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge but after he has completed three-quarters of the walk, Mark says to him "I revoke my offer." At this point in time,

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there is no longer any contract because the offer has been revoked prior to acceptance

Mark has breached a contract with David to pay him $100

Mark's revocation is not effective because David has started to walk across the bridge

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Question 121 pts

Suppose that, in the previous two questions, David never tells Mark that he will walk across the Bridge, but on April 30 he does so. The most accurate statement below is

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Mark owes David $100 because a contract was formed and David performed his contractual obligations

Mark does not owe David $100 because David never formally accepted the offer

Mark will only owe $100 if David can prove that Mark knew he was going to walk across the Bridge

Mark does not owe David $100 because Mark is not getting anything of value out of the agreement

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Question 131 pts

Acme Contractors agreed to build a home for $200,000. The contract called for performance in 80 days, but because of the owner's breach of the contract it took Acme 100 days to complete the contract. During this 100-day period, Acme had another contract, also in the amount of $200,000, and had home office overhead in the amount of $10,000. Acme sues the owner for delay damages. Under the Eichleay case, Acme is

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not entitled to damages for lost home office overhead because it would have incurred that overhead in any event

entitled to $1,000 in lost home office overhead

entitled to $5,000 in lost home office overhead

entitled to $10,000 in lost home office overhead

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Explain Thomas model and the parameters (A, B, C and D). Discuss Calibration and Validation process...

Explain Thomas model and the parameters (A, B, C and D). Discuss

Calibration and Validation process and why do you need Excel-based Solver for

Calibration. Is Thomas model a simulation model? Explain. Is it conceptual,

physical or empirical model?

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Assuming the following information is known about two lines, compute the coordinates of the intersection of...

Assuming the following information is known about two lines, compute the coordinates of the intersection of the two lines (all information in feet).

Line AP (Where Point P is the Point of Intersection)

Point A (N,E) = 5016.07, 5020.42                  Bearing AP = S 44o 59' 47" W

Line BP

Point B (N,E) = 1671.56, 5487.06                  Bearing BP = N 56o 33' 17" W

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1. A 3.5 m clear span singly reinforced cantilever beam has a rectangular section of b=300mm...

1. A 3.5 m clear span singly reinforced cantilever beam has a rectangular section of b=300mm and D=500
mm is reinforced with 2 bars of 32 mm diameter and 1 bar of 25mm diameter in the tension zone. The
live load taken by the beam is 19 kN/m. Check if the beam is safe to carry the above load . Use M25
and Fe500.

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Name any FOUR factors that influence the slope of a statically determinate beam. Mention how they...

Name any FOUR factors that influence the slope of a statically determinate beam. Mention how they affect the slope of beams.

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concrete C25 mix design lab report

concrete C25 mix design lab report

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10) Why Tagging is used in construction site? 7) What are the Causes of same level...

10) Why Tagging is used in construction site?

7) What are the Causes of same level falls and lower level falls?

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