Civil engineering students have badly affected by the lockdown in the country. Life was full of fun for some, and the regular routine for others; and Lockdown put a pause and made all of us captivated in our own homes. Everyone must be fed up of this, and I know the most affected mass on […]
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In civil engineering, real estate is the sector which consists property of land and building. Real estate industry works in producing, buying and selling of these properties. While doing business in real estate main requirement is that the exact valuation of the property. Valuation is defined as a technique of estimating the economic value of
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Foam concrete is a type of lightweight concrete. The density of the concrete can be reduced by introducing stable voids in hardened cement paste. The voids can be introduced by air or by gas. In this concrete, a foaming agent introduces air, so it is called foam concrete. Foam concrete generally has low density ranges from
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A Geographical Information system (GIS) is a tool, which can accept large volumes of spatial data derived from a variety of sources, retrieve, manipulate, analyse and display them according to user-defined specifications. A Geographic Information System is Organized collection of Hardware, Software, Network, Data, People, andProcedures Software Product-Tool for solving geographic problems Supported by data
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Soil reinforcement is a technique which is used to improve the strength and stiffness of soil. Different engineering techniques are used to enhance the strength of soil, like geogrid and geotextile. It is a combination of earth fill and reinforcing strips. They are capable of bearing large tensile strength. Soil reinforcement is a modern technique
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Pervious Concrete is a special type of concrete that allows the water to percolate through it. It is made from a mixture of cement, coarse aggregate, and water. There is an absence of sand in this concrete due to which it develops interconnected voids which make this concrete porous and allows water to percolate through
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The runoff that is observed during rainfall or snowfall or any other form of precipitation percolated into the soil or gets absorbed by plants. Most of the urban areas have impervious surfaces like concrete and bitumen leading to accumulation of stormwater. If the rain continues, the level of water in such areas increases and ultimately
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Self Healing Concrete is a class of smart material that has the structurally incorporated ability repair damages caused by mechanical usage over time. Related Article: Self Compacting Concrete Types of Self Healing Concrete There are two different types of self-healing concrete Biotic Abiotic Biotic Concrete In biotic concrete we use bacteria .so it called as
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