Grades Of Concrete
Grades Of Concrete: In IS: 456-1978, the different grades of concrete are given as M10, M25, M20, M25, M30, M35,…
Characteristics Of Good Quality Paints
Characteristics Of Good Quality Paints: The characteristics of a good paint are as following: 1. A paint will be said…
Cube Strength Of Concrete
Cube Strength Of Concrete: The strength achieved by the concrete on 15 cm concrete cubes after curing of a temperature…
Advantages & Disadvantages Of Precast Piles
Precast Concrete Piles: The various advantages and disadvantages of precast piles are described below: Advantages Of Precast Piles: 1. Precast…
Pier Foundation
Pier Foundation: When a heavy structure or building is to be constructed in soft or sandy soil and hard bed…
R.C.C T-Beam
RCC T-beam: The beam consists of a flange and a rib in the form of a T, generally made of…
Combined Footing
What Is Combined Footing? A footing when used for two columns or more than two columns is called combined footing.…
8 Important Tests On Bricks You Should Know
How To Check Quality Of Bricks: Bricks are the most common and useful building materials used for masonry construction works.…
Core Cutter Test
Core Cutter Test: Aim: Core cutter test is performed to evaluate the in-situ dry density of soil. Apparatus: 1. Cylindrical…
Workability Of Concrete
Workability Of Concrete: Workability can be defined as the property of fresh concrete which describes the ease and homogeneity of…