A schedule of values or SOV is a thorough record of all the work completed on a certain project. Each and every building project requires SOVs. Contractors and labourers wouldn’t be able to know what has been completed thus far on a project or in what sequence without an SOV. In addition to giving you […]
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Few of us have studied the science involved in the construction of skyscrapers, despite the fact that they have become an iconic aspect of our worldwide urban scene. Skyscraper construction is a feat that involves tremendous engineering and design considerations, from the materials utilised to their structural dynamics. In this blog, we will explore the […]
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What is Sand? Sand is a naturally occurring material that can be found in places like rivers, seas, beaches, and deserts. A granular substance called sand is made up of tiny rock fragments. Silica, often known as silicon dioxide or SiO2 is the primary and most prevalent component of sand and is typically found as […]
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Construction consulting is carried out by a team of experts known as consultants. The client appoints consultants to carry out specialist duties on the project. Various aspects of construction, including structural design, analysis, project management, construction management, contracts, surveying, etc., could potentially be the subject of consultations. Additionally, they serve as a point of contact […]
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Depending on the type of material, such as clay, concrete, lime, fly ash, etc., several types of bricks are used in masonry construction. Bricks should be identified in the field for their qualities, applications, and suitability for various construction projects. Brick is a significant building material that is often made of clay and comes in […]
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What are Tie Bars? The tie bar is the deformed rebar or connection used to hold the stiff slab in place and create the aggregate interlock between the slabs. Although the load is not transferred, minimal load transfer is occasionally possible. It’s employed to reduce transverse cracking. Moreover, it prevents segregation and unequal lane deflection. […]
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One of a building’s most crucial components, the footing is responsible for transferring loads from the structure to the soil beneath it. The choice of an appropriate form of footing is typically influenced by a number of variables, including the type of superstructure, the type of soil, and the depth of the soil at which […]
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Plain Cement Concrete is referred to as PCC. Cement, sand-like fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate are the three main components of PCC. It is also known as cement concrete or blinding concrete (CC). Concrete is poured on top of the soil’s surface before pouring the foundation to keep the reinforcing from coming into direct contact […]
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Concrete serves as the actual and figurative solid foundation of our cities today, supporting everything from buildings to bridges, apartments, and ducts. The industrial revolution’s enormous urban migration created a pressing demand for more efficient and long-lasting construction techniques. Ultimately, steel and concrete took over as the most popular building materials, producing roughly 10 billion […]
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A wall is a structural element that creates safety and security by dividing a space into two portions. The two primary types of walls are outer walls and inner walls. The house is protected by outside walls, which are divided into the required number of rooms by interior walls. The term “external wall” is also […]
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