Introduction to Deep Beams Presentation (PPT/PPTX) Download

Beams having span/depth ratio of  simply supported beam is < 2,  continuous beam  < 2.5,  it is classified as deep beam. Such structures are found in transfer girders and in shear wall structures that resist lateral forces in buildings. It is also found in some of the industrial buildings.

Deep Beam Presentation (PPT/PPTX)

In this post I will be sharing with you a presentation (PPTX PPT)  on deep beams.

Contents for Presentation of Deep Beams

• Introduction
• Behavior
• Parameters influencing
• Minimum Thickness
• Design for flexure
• Design for shear
• Web steel / side reinforcement
• Web steel
• Detailing
• Steps for designing deep beams

 Presentation format

ppt (2003 - MS Power Point)

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Don't miss this job, Project Engineer (Civil) required

Qavi Engineers Private Limited invites Applications for the post of project engineer in Islamabad and Lahore.

B.Sc. Civil Engineer with minimum 12 years of experience. The candidate will be stationed in Islamabad and Lahore with periodic site visits. Must be familiar with project planning and monitoring tools. High level of written and spoken english proficiency is required. The candidate must be familiar with MS Office and should be well versed with design coordination and construction quality assurance procedures. Candidate must be able to establish and monitor project work plans and write evaluation reports.

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Everything you should know about the Aggregate Impact Value (AIV)

Designation (Number): B.S. 812: Part 112: 1990.

Scope:

-Testing coarse aggregates for resistance to Impact

Aggregates:

-combination of sand, gravel, crushed stone, or other material of mineral composition
-Natural aggregates taken from quarries (natural deposits)
-Manufactured aggregates include blast furnace slag, clay and slate etc.

 Aggregate Classification (ASTM C125)

 Fine Aggregates are defined as aggregates passing no. 4 (4.75 mm) sieve and retained on no. 200 (75 _Micron) sieve
 Coarse Aggregates are defined as aggregates retained on no. 4 (4.75 mm) sieve

Significance of Test

Aggregates used in road construction should be strong enough to resist crushing under traffic. Toughness is the property of a material to resist impact. Due to traffic loads, the road stones are subjected to the pounding action or impact and there is possibility of stones breaking into smaller pieces. The road aggregates should therefore be tough enough to resist fracture under impact.

Apparatus

• Impact testing machine; the machine consists of a metal base, a detachable cylindrical cup, a metal hammer capable of sliding freely between vertical guides and fall from a height of 38 cm in the test sample cup
• A cylindrical measure
• Tamping rod
• BS sieves; size 14 mm, 10 mm and 2.36 mm
• Balance, oven, rubber mallet, metal tray and brush, etc.

Procedure

• The test sample consists of aggregates passing 14 mm and retained on 10 mm sieve. Wash the sample and dry at 100 to 110 °C for four hours and cool to room temperature
• Fill the cylindrical measure with the aggregate sample and tamp with 25 blows of tamping rod.
• Weigh and record the mass of the sample (M1)
• Transfer the sample to the machine cup and compact it by applying 25 strokes of tamping rod
• Raise the hammer and allow it to fall freely on the aggregates  The sample is subjected to a total of 15 aggregates. The sample is subjected to a total of 15 such blows, each being delivered at an interval of not less than one second.
• Remove the crushed aggregate from the cup and sieve using 2.36 mm sieve. The fraction passing the sieve is weighed (M2). The fraction retained on the sieve is also weighed (M3). If M2 + M3 differs from M1 by more than 1 g discard the results and repeat the test.

Calculations

The aggregate impact value is expressed as the percentage of the fines formed w.r.t the total weight of the sample
Aggregate Impact Value (AIV) = (100*M2)/M1
Where:
M1 =Mass of the test specimen
M2 = Mass of the test specimen passing 2.36 mm test sieve

Results

AIV (%) Quality
< 10 Exceptionally strong
10-20 Strong
10-30 Satisfactory
> 35 Weak

Geometric Design of Rural Roads and Urban Streets [PPT/PPTX]

This report presents guidance on the application of geometric design criteria to facilities functionally classified as local roads and streets.
The report is subdivided into sections on rural roads, urban streets.
A local road or street serves primarily to provide access to farms, residences, businesses, or other abutting properties.

Although local roads and streets may be planned, constructed, and operated with the predominant function of providing access to adjacent property, some local roads and streets serve a limited amount of through traffic.
Such roads properly include geometric design and traffic control features more typical of collectors
and arterials to encourage the safe movement of through traffic.
 On these roads, the through traffic is local in nature and extent rather than regional, intrastate, or interstate.
Local roads and streets constitute a high proportion of the roadway mileage in the country.
The traffic volume generated by the abutting land uses are largely short trips or a relatively small part of longer trips where the local road connects with major streets or highways of higher classifications.

 Because of the relatively low traffic volumes and the extensive mileage, design criteria for local roads and streets are of a comparatively low order.

However, to provide the requisite traffic mobility and safety—together with economy in construction, and operation—they must be planned, and designed to be suitable for predictable traffic operations and in consistent with the development and culture.

Presentation Title

Geometric Design of Rural Roads and Urban Streets

Contents of Presentation:

INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL ROADS AND STREETS
DESIGN OF RURAL ROADS
DESIGN OF URBAN STREETS

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Inspection, Evaluation, Rehabilitation, Maintenance and Retrofitting of Bridges

A special task force to investigate the collapse of the bridges.A committee, formed at the direction of this task force.All bridges longer than 20ft were required to be described and registered in a national database and thus the National Bridge Inventory (NBI) was established.Several studies about the nation’s bridges have been published in the last few years

Summary of Presentation:

As bridges grow older, there rehabilitation and retrofitting becomes increasingly important.  Deterioration of concrete, corrosion of steel, heavier life load, increase traffic density, poor resistance of fatigue, wind and seismic load, damage due to fire and collision, and normal wear due to aging or some of the reason for rehabilitating or retrofitting of a bridge.  Experience with earth quake has indicated serious inadequacies in many bridges word wide in terms of their safety and integrity during earth quake (Priescley and Seilble, 1994).  Most of these bridges were designed when the state of knowledge required for earth quake resistant design was still evolving.  As a result, many bridges are now being retrofitted (or replaced) to endure seismic forces according to the new standard.

Presentation Title:

Inspection, Evaluation, Rehabilitation, Maintenance and Retrofitting of Bridges

Presentation Slides:

25

Contents:

 Bridge Inspection
Most Common Bridges Built Type
What is a Substandard Bridge
Bridge Evaluation
Superstructure
Step-by-Step Procedure for the Rating Analysis of a Bridge
Bridge Posting
Bridge Rehabilitation
Difference between Rehabilitation & Repairs
Retrofitting
Rehabilitation of Bridges
Conclusion

Job for Civil Engineer B.Sc. and DAE at EDEN Housing

Campany Name:
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Civil Enginee Required

Position:
Civil Engineer/Public Health Supervisor
Education:
B.Sc.  or DAE (civil)
Experience:
5-10 years experience in different construction sectors, having experience in water supply and sewerage etc. Preferably from LDA / WASA

Lab Attendant (civil)

Position:
Lab Attendant
Eduction:
DAE (civil) / B. Tech (Civil)
Experience:
15-20 years experience in diversified fields in civil construction. Preferably from NESPAK.
Date to apply:
Not available
Job Posted:
10 June, 2014
How to apply:
Sending detailed resume to career@edenhousing.com.pk or mail at the following address
Human Resource Department
Eden Towers, M-3, 82-E/1 Main Boulevard, Gulberg-III Lahore, Pakistan

Assistant Engineer (Civil) Required at Sukkur IBA, Sukkur

Please send your application on prescribed form, one recent colour photograph, complete CV and relevant documents latest by June 16, 2014 along with a bank draft/pay order of Rs. 1000/- in favour of "Sukkur IBA" on the following address.
Application form can be downloaded from:
www.iba-suk.edu.pk

Job Description:

Assistant Engineer (Civil) For the Project "Establishment of Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Institute of Management Sciences, Dadu"

Qualification:

1st Class B.E. (Civil) From an HEC and PEC recognized University / Institution.

Experience:

Minimum 2 years of relevant experience.

How to apply?:

Please send your application on prescribed form, one recent colour photograph, complete CV and relevant documents latest by June 16, 2014 along with a bank draft/pay order of Rs. 1000/- in favour of "Sukkur IBA" on the following address.
Application form can be downloaded from:
www.iba-suk.edu.pk

Last date:

N.A

Source:

Daily Jang

Company Address:

Sukkur Institute of Business Administration
Airport Road, Sukkur Ph: 071-5806101-10

Construction Engineer Site Supervisor Required

An architecture company requires staff in following categories, of highly motivated, energetic and proficient persons

Construction Engineering

B.Sc. (Civil) with vast experience in field work.

Site Supervisor

DAE (Civil) with at least 5 years experience in field work.

Office Secretary / Receptionist

Female, Computer literat
Email or Send your CV to
info@designdimensions.com.pk
Only selected candidates will be called for interview.
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