Civil engineer

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There are 1,000,000,000 (1 billion) cubic millimeters in a cubic meter. This is because there are 1000 millimeters in a meter, so one cubic meter is equal to (1000 mm) x (1000 mm) x (1000 mm) = 1,000,000,000 cubic millimeters.

GPSC civil questions paper with solutions 101. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true for the Sardar Sarovar Project (SSP)? (i) Sardar Sarovar Dam is the third highest concrete dam in India (ii) Sardar Sarovar Dam is an earthen gravity dam across river Narmada (iii) SSP comprises 30 Major Dams, 135 Medium Dams and about 3,000 Minor Dams  along the 1,312 km length of the Narmada river. (A) Only (i)  (B) (i) and (ii) (C) (i) and (iii)  (D) (i), (ii) and (iii)  Solution: (i) Sardar Sarovar Dam is the third highest concrete dam in India - This statement is true. According to the official website of the Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Limited (SSNNL), the Sardar Sarovar Dam is the third highest concrete dam in India. (ii) Sardar Sarovar Dam is an earthen gravity dam across river Narmada - This statement is false. The Sardar Sarovar Dam is not an earthen gravity dam, it is a gravity dam made of concrete. (iii) SSP comprises 30 Major Dams, 135 Medium Dams and about 3,...

 There are several ways to check the quality of steel in construction work: Visual inspection: You can check the surface of the steel for any cracks, deformations, or other visible defects. Dimensional inspection: You can measure the dimensions of the steel to ensure that it meets the specified requirements. Non-destructive testing: There are several non-destructive testing methods that can be used to check the quality of steel, such as ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing, and radiographic testing. Chemical analysis: You can also check the chemical composition of the steel to ensure that it meets the required specifications. Mechanical testing: You can conduct mechanical tests on the steel to determine its strength, ductility, and other properties. It is important to follow proper quality control procedures when using steel in construction to ensure the safety and integrity of the structure.

 Depending use of grade & Flooring thickness Assume General M20 grade use & 150 mm thickness M 20 per M3 =8 bag 1 sqm area 1 sqm X 0.150 m thickness =0.150 M3 0.150 X 8 = 1.2 bag = 1.2X 50 =60 kg required  Any your calculation required pls comment 

  Cement 1 part  Sand 1.5 part  Aggregate 3 part Total dry volume of Material Required = 1.57 cu.m 1+1.5+3 =5.5 Volume of cement needed = Ratio of cement x 1.57/(1+1.5+3) = 1 x 1.57/5 .5 = 0.285 cu.m X 1440 kg/m3 =410 kg =410/50 =8.2 bags Cement density =1440 kg/m3 Volume of sand needed = Ratio of Sand x 1.57/(1+1.5+3) = 1.5 x 1.57/5 .5 = 0.427 cu.m X 1680 kg/m3 =717.36 kg/m3 Average density of sand =1680 kg/m3 Volume of aggregate needed = Ratio of agg x 1.57/( 1+1.5+3) = 3 X 1.57/5.5 = 0.854 cu.m X 1800 kg/M3 =1537.27 kg/M3 Aggregate density valu 1600–1800 kg/M3 Density value as site metarial available Cement required of bag =8.2 bag Sand required =717.36 kg/M3 Aggregate required =1537.27 kg/m3  Below blog question answer for civil engineer https://civilbilling.blogspot.com/2023/03/civil-engineering-gpsc-questions-paper.html

Quantity of steel in concrete depending on type of structure and load of structure. For Foundation :- 0.5 to 0.8 % steel are required Let we take minimum 0.5 % of steel is required on 1 m3 concrete Then quantity of steel. = (0.5/100)×1× 7850 = 39.25 kg 7850 = density of steel If we take maximum 0.8% steel is required For maximum 6% = (6/100)× 7850 = 471 kg 3. For Beam :- 1- 2 % For minimum 1% = (1/100) ×7850 = 78.5 kg For maximum 2 % = (2/100) × 7850 = 157 kg 4. Slab and lintel :- 0.7 – 1.0 % For minimum :- (0.7/100)× 7850 = 54.95 kg For maximum 1% :- (1/100)× 7850 = 78.5 kg Overall we assume Average 2.5 % of steel required in 1 m3 concrete work Then = (2.5/100) × 1 ×7850 = 196.25 kg Approx 200 kg steel 1m3 = 200 kg steel 1m3 = 2 Quintal steel required Note :- As per site Analysis not according to Is code

 Density of aggregate 1600- 1800 kg/m3 1 cuft =3.28 X 3.28 X 3.28 =35.28 cuft 1 cum required aggregate =1800 kg/m3 1 cum =1 cuft 1800 = 35.28 cuft Cuft =1800 /35.28 1 cuft =51 kg Around 51 kg required But required proportional multiple cross and find quantity Density test at laboratory and find of your coarse aggregate density

 TMT bar weight calculation formula  =D2 /162 D = dia of bar =16 mm (for example 16 mm dia bar)  16 X 16 = 256 (D x D ) Steel per meter kg=256/162 =1.58 per kg