All About Self-Compacting Concrete Using Tobacco Ash

As the world strives for more sustainable solutions, it’s important to look at how all sources of waste can be used constructively. One such example is the utilization of tobacco ash waste from industries and smokers in self-compacting concrete, a process that has been proven to be effective and environmentally friendly.

Moment of Inertia for Different Sections using AutoCAD

This article explains the step-by-step procedure for finding the Moment of Inertia for different sections using AutoCAD to input these values in general sections properties of STAAD.Pro or any other analyzing software.

APPLICATION OF SOIL LOAD ON TOP OF FOOTING USING PARTIAL PRESSURE ON PLATES IN STAAD.PRO

The bridge foundation is the base of a bridge that transmits the loads from the substructure to the supporting strata. It must be sufficiently deep so that it is not affected by the scour caused by the flow in the river.

A Step-Wise Guide to Downloading Toposheets from the Survey of India Website

A topographic map, or toposheet, depicts a three-dimensional terrain area in two dimensions. Since topographic maps display the landscape's horizontal and vertical location, they set themselves apart from other types of maps. It uses a combination of colour, symbols, labels, contour lines, and other graphical elements for visual representation.

A Stepwise Guide to Create a Revit Showcase

Revit enables professionals to access design and rendering functions in an exceedingly single program. this enables the designs to be created within the identical software that renders the ultimate images.

All About The Ellipse

Ellipse is a fundamental component of a conic section and shares many characteristics with a circle. An ellipse is oval in shape as opposed to a circle. An ellipse is a shape with an eccentricity less than one that symbolises a group of points whose distances from its two foci are added up to a fixed value. Everyday examples of the ellipse include the shape of an egg as well as the race track in a sports field.

What are stiffness modifiers in the ETABS tool?

A stiffness modifier is a modification factor that is generally used in the properties of cross section such as moment of inertia, torsion etc., aiding in reducing the stiffness in concrete sections to model cracked behaviour of concrete. The stiffness modifier is applied only on concrete structures as it cracks on loading.

Visualizing The Adyar River Flood (2015) using High-Resolution data on Ras Mapper and Modeling the Flow in HEC-RAS

Through a graphical user interface, the user communicates with HEC-RAS (GUI). Making the software simple to use while still keeping a high level of user efficiency was the key goal while designing the interface.

Do Not Be Just Another Engineer: Four Tips to Enhance Your Engineering Career

Companies seek candidates who can differentiate themselves from the colossal pool of engineers. You could have a near-perfect CGPA and be a bookie, but the value you can provide to a company determines your worth.