How To Calculate Length Of Roof Rafter
Before starting the calculation, we need to know some technical terms related to a pitched roof. Rafter Of Roof: Rafter is the distance between the ridge or hip of ...
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What Is Shear Wall – Its Types, Advantages And Location In Buildings
What Is Shear Wall? Shear wall is a vertical element used to resist lateral forces such as wind and seismic forces act on a building structure. It works as a vertical
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Types Of Columns Used In Construction
What Is Column? Column is a vertical member which transfers loads of a structure from beam and slab to the foundation. The effective depth of a column exceeds three times the lateral ...
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Advantages And Limitations Of Staad Pro Software
What Is Staad Pro? Staad pro is a structural analysis and designing software used to analyze and design RCC and steel structure according to the relative country code. It is one of ...
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Staad Pro Shortcut Keys
Staad pro is an advanced structural analysis and design software application used to analyze and design RCC and Steel structures. It is one of the most widely used software by civil and structural engineers. It helps to automate ...
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Bar Bending Shape Codes – Bar Bending Schedule Formula
What Is Bar Bending Schedule? Bar bending schedule or BBS is a list of reinforcement bars in tabular form which provides bar mark, bar shape, bar dia, dimension of bending of ...
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How To Design RCC Building Manually
Let's design for a typical plan of a 2BHK. And let's only take dead and live loads. Add wind loads and seismic loads according to zone after practicing with dead and live load. The idea ...
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Types Of Failures In Beam
Types Of Failures In Beam: There are mainly two types of failures in beam. Shear failure.Flexural failure. Shear Failure: When the shear stress on an ...
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How To Calculate Load-Bearing Capacity Of RCC Slab
To calculate the load-bearing capacity of RCC slab, certain assumptions to be considered. Assumptions: 1. Slab is supported on all edges e.g. with the help of beams.
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