What is an Elevatio Plan? Give its types as well. How do you draft floor & Elevation plans?

Q: complete solution and drawing. if u can please add some explanation thankyou FN = 49 MN = 101…

A: To determine the internal loading as point E.   Following is the free body diagram of the given…

Q: CAD COMMAND AND SHORTCUTS

A: CAD is Computer Aided Design. CAD was first released in 1982.

Q: ultural structure requiring electricity. It is okay if it is a simple floor plan, and it's up to you…

A: A floor plan is a diagram or visual representation of the interior of a house as seen from above. It…

Q: Define Eccentricity,

A: Eccentricity is a term is used in the loading condition of the engineering. for example, the load on…

Q: Define earth work

A: The engineering work that is created by moving and/or processing unformed rock or large amounts of…

Q: Design a typical layout model for a Water Supply Scheme

A: Brief Concept- Water Supply Scheme- It is the set up of different units for the treatment of water…

Q: Define Decimeter.

A: Decimeter: It is a length unit in a metric system. which is equal to a tenth of a meter.

Q: What is Structural Plan?

A: A structural plan is a plan used as a framework to take up the land development or renovation of an…

Q: from integral theory, how would i show a 2 bedroom apartment layout using the experince scheme ?

A: A civil drawing, also known as a site drawing, is a sort of technical drawing that depicts grading,…

Q: Who keeps the design or site information in their possession?

A: The life cycle of the project can be defined as a mechanism by which a project is carried out from…

Q: Define the term Record Drawings?

A: Record drawings: Record drawing is also called "As -built drawings".  Record drawings are the…

Q: The scale of a plan is 1:4. If a square on the plan measures 3 by 3units. What is the corresponding…

A: Scale of a plan=14=length on plan  length on groundand side of square at plan = 3 unitsArea of…

Q: Define Persistent design situation ?

A: A design situation is context where the design intervention will be applied to bring the beneficial…

Q: Define Building Perimeter Firestopping.

A: The prevention of fire through building is known as firestopping.

Q: What is CAD? Explain.

A: CAD-Computer-aided design is a way to  create 2D drawings and 3D models of real-world products…

Q: Explain the purpose of notes, including where they are found on plans and what they may include

A: Notes is very much useful because it contains and convey information such as elevations and…

Q: Draw a neat sketch and show complete building bye laws.

A: Building-bye laws are used to regulate the design and construction of the building which are laid…

Q: What is the most important thing to ensure when it comes to layouting?

A: Civil surveying is a type of engineering that includes analysing and documenting information about a…

Q: what is the usual drawing paper size in preparing a lot plan ?

A: The drawing sizes for the construction plans will come in the different formats — with 18” x 24” and…

Q: Define oriented structure.

A: Oriented structure:

Q: Draw a Gantt chart for this project.

A: The following figure shows the Gannt Chart for the project.

Q: ow many square yards are there in a 72” x 112 yard roll?

A: GIVEN  WIDTH = 72"   = (72" )* (1'/12")*(1 yard/ 3') = 2 yard Length = 112 yard

Q: Define Minimum Dimensions

A: Brief concept introduction- Minimum Dimensions- Minimum Dimension is a very wide term and it…

Q: What is epicenter?

A: Epicenter is a location at which vibrations of the earthquake flow to the local city.  The word…

Q: What is buildings foot print?

A: Foot print have different meanings like Carbon footprint used in environmental studies Moon…

Q: Define configuration

A: Configuration:

Q: Give and example of a certified building, and mention this information about it: ( IF SOLVING BY…

A: The sustainable constructing is the emerging trend in civil engineering. Leadership in Energy and…

Q: What is a site plan? Discuss it. (M Please cite reference as per APA

A: A site plan is a detailed drawing that shows the area where the building has to be constructed…

Q: Detailed

A: As there are multiple questions posted, Accordingto guidelines only the first three are being…

Q: What is Excavation

A: Excavation:

Q: " SANITARY PLANNING LAYOUT " A.   FLOOR PLAN - ONE -STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING B.   PLUMBING…

A: A building's or structure's layout depicts the design of its foundation on the ground surface, as…

Q: What is Sectional Completion?

A: Sectional completion is defined as a specification with specific completion dates for various parts…

Q: Does the use of a CAD system eliminate the need for trial sketches and other preliminary placement…

A: CAD is the latest technology to design any form of structure. There are so many benefits of this…

Q: Define the Principles of Limit States Design ?

A: we mainly designed structures for considering life span of any structures, within that life span of…

Q: Discuss MINIMUM COVER REQUIREMENTS AND STANDARD DIMENSIONS

A: Throughout reinforced concrete, the concrete cover is indeed the shortest route between the layer of…

Q: Define the terms Streamlines, Streaklines, Stream tube?

A: Streamlines Streamlines are a family of curves that are outright tangent to the velocity vector of…

Q: what is the recommended thickness of outline

A: Answer Answer of the above question is in second step

Q: Define Water Content.

A: In general, the water content is also known as moisture content.

Q: Drawing a house plan using AutoCAD

A: A typical drawing of 2 Bedroom, 1 Kitchen, 1 Hall (2 BHK) is drawn in the site of 30' by 40' using…

Q: How much surveying must be supplied by the design firm?

A: Surveys can make a major impact depending on its quality.

Q: What is a Floor Plan?

A:

Q: " SANITARY PLANNING LAYOUT " D.   ISOMETRIC PLUMBING LAYOUT

A: For sanitary planning layout we have to consider what all dimensions are going to be used for the…

Q: Make a quick isometric sketch from the given views. No need to scale. What to use: Pen & Letter Size…

A: To get the isometric view from the given orthographic projections. First draw two lines…

Q: What is Continuity principle?

A: In fluid flow through a given control volume the total rate of  inflow minus rate of outflow is the…

Q: Define Design Principles

A: Designers use design principles to apply widely applicable laws, guidelines, biases, and design…

Q: make a graphic organizer regarding the rectractioon of Jose Rizal

A: The flow of history is an inexorable as the tidal flow of an energy ocean. But ever so often in…

Q: Define wales.

A: Concept: In knitting, a wale refers to the column containing the loops that are running lengthwise,…

Layout and Design

The layout is the process of marking all the building components on the land from the prepared plan. The layout of construction includes transferring the whole plan of foundations, boundaries of the structure, centerline of the wall, and all other important structural parts on the ground along with the length and width so that the components of buildings can be excavated properly. Designing is the process of establishing the concept of the building on paper in a properly engineered manner.