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Course Code   :  HNCB20

Course Title   :  principles of structural design

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Calculating Bending Moments and Shear Forces for Simply Supported Steel and Concrete BeamsStudents will submit: ·calculations, including workings, to show their achievement of a solution to the assigned questions ·short written statements, explaining: ostatutory requirements for structural designs osafety factors for live loads, dead loads and imposed loads determined in calculations o evaluating how bending moments determin...

Question:The submission is comprised of two parts: 1. Construction Information; to include: a. Site plan b. Floor plan c. Elevations d. Section e. Detail(s) f. Door and window schedules g. Outline bill of quantities h. Schedule of works All drawings are to be on a minimum sheet size of A3. They should include a title block, showing project information, and be numbered using an industry standard. Drawings should be produced using an ...

QuestionThe submission is comprised of two parts: 1. Construction Information; to include: a. Site plan b. Floor plan c. Elevations d. Section e. Detail(s) f. Door and window schedules g. Outline bill of quantities h. Schedule of works All drawings are to be on a minimum sheet size of A3. They should include a title block, showing project information, and be numbered using an industry standard. Drawings should be produced using an in...

Solution to the Diffusion EquationConsider two simultaneously deposited concentration spikes of salt (i.e. D=10-9m2s-1), each of mass M located at x = 3m and x = 7m along a narrow conduit.=(note: questions b, e, and f are optional. If you have nothing better to do, and/oryou want to challenge yourself, try them) a. What is the solution to the diffusion equation for this scenario, i.e. what isC(x,t)? b. Show that the expression C(x,t) you wro...

Overview of the development of construction and its impact on the built environmentThe submission is in the form of an individual brochure, with supporting drawings. This should be written in a concise, formal style. The selection of font face, font size and line spacing are left to your discretion,  but the report must be readable and clear. You are required to make use of headings, paragraphs and subsections as appropriate. All drawing...

QuestionThis assessment is designed to give the student practical experience to develop a sound knowledge of the essential surveying procedures and recording protocols.   On successful completion of the assignment, the student should be able to:- 1.Carry out a topographical survey using surveying instruments, record findings and use fieldwork data to produce a scaled survey drawing. 2.Accurately carry out levelling exercises. 3.Und...

Course Code   :  M2H225179

Course Title   :  Structural Design And Analysis

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Logical approach to design of slabs, beams and columns·Logical approach to design of slabs, beams and columns showing the efficiency of each member regarding bending, shear, compression and deflection, as appropriate; ·Practical application of judgement to ensure the reinforced concrete structure is economical to construction; ·Presentation of the portfolio with technical drawings is an important factor in convincing ...

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Question: Take off quantities on dimension paper in accordance with NRM2 for the internal finishes/decoration (floor, wall, ceiling and skirting) and masonry (superstructure only -  external and internal walls) as shown on the assignment drawings You may assume/note the following (this is not a complete list of assumptions you may wish to make); • Note you are not required to extend your dimensions • External wall : 102.5 bric...

Course Code   :  EG6118

Course Title   :  Traffic and Highways Individual Coursework

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Project BriefProject Brief TAHE Ventures have retained you as the lead consultant to advise on traffic and transportation issues relating to proposals for their new gas and oil field development involving hydraulic fracking. The site is located off a major road single 2-lane (S2) on the site of a former coal mining estate. Specifically, you are required to 1) Provide pavement design solutions for the major highway to accomodate the anticipat...

Understanding the Basics of SEO Surface settlement assessment due to tunnelling (i) A single 10m diameter tunnel is to be constructed 28m below ground surface level within London Clay using a conventional shield. An overlying 3.5m diameter  tunnel is located 12m below ground level and at a right angles to the new tunnel.  In addition an important building (15m by 15m by 100m high) is located at  ground surface level directly ...

Problem 1Problem 1 A geometric progression is a sequence of numbers where the quotient of adjacent terms is constant (common ratio). Any term in the sequence is given by the equation:  li = a r (i - 1) , for i = 1, 2, 3, . . .  where a is the first term and r is known as the common ratio. a) Write a computer program in Mathcad, using a for loop, to determine and display the first n terms in a geometric series for any values of f...

Conceptual Design ReportThe submission is to comprise four components: 3.1 A conceptual design report. 3.2 An appendix containing design calculations to verify the viability of the selected scheme. 3.3 Drawings. 3.4 An outline sustainability plan. The submission must not exceed 60 single sided A4 page and three A3 size drawings. Two copies are required. 3.1 Conceptual design report A maximum of 30 pages, of either 1.5 line spaced text i...

Task 1Students willsubmit: · calculations, including workings, to show their achievement of a solution to the assigned questions · short written statements, explaining: o statutory requirements for structural designs o safety factors for live loads, dead loads and imposed loads determined in calculations o evaluating how bending moments determine steel beamselection o analysing support methods and deflection o effective su...

Task 1LO1 Calculate bending moments and shear forces for simply supported steel and concrete beams. LO2 Determine deflection for simply supported steel beamsLO3 Calculate the axial load carrying capacity of steel and reinforced concrete columns LO4 Explore design methods for steel, reinforced concrete beams and columnsTASK 1TASK 1(A)(a) A simply supported beam with a span of 14m is subjected to a point load of 150KN at the midpoint. Draw the b...

The Aim of the ReportThe aim of this report is that you have been asked to prepare a project report with a presentation of the solution of an identified and clearly defined civil engineering problem. Your approach to this should involve exploring different potential options that may be available, then make a choice and show how you have come to your conclusion. This assignment has four sections in line with the four learning outcomes covered ...