Clause 12 claims for unforeseen conditions
Among the more difficult and therefore more challenging types of claim are those relating to unforeseen conditions usually ground conditions. Clause […]
Among the more difficult and therefore more challenging types of claim are those relating to unforeseen conditions usually ground conditions. Clause […]
Surveying may be classified on the following basis: (i) Nature of the survey field (ii) Object of survey (iii) Instruments
Various bases are considered for the classification of timbers. The following are the important basis: (i) Mode of growth (ii)
The bricks used in construction are classified as: (i) First class bricks (ii) Second class bricks (iii) Third class bricks
As far as new reinforced concrete structures are concerned, most modern codes of practice have adopted strict limits on maximum
It follows from the above considerations that there is no unique threshold proportion of chloride contamination that applies generally and,
Chemical attack on concrete is a rather complicated subject since the chemistry of concrete itself is complex and the material
Equations (15.27) and (15.28) contain a factor R that represents the resistance in ohms to direct current of 1 mil-ft
When the dew point of the conditions to be maintained is 45F or less, the method of controlling temperature and humidity