🏠How to protect the building from chemical and environmental attack?🏗 Part 2

 Welcome back, friends.

                 As we have discussed in Part 1👉https://engineerpravinkadam.blogspot.com/2021/04/how-to-protect-building-from-chemical.html?m=1 of this blog about. How environment or Chemicals degrade the building,  Effects of chemical on building, How to protect the building from chemical attack? and we done General introduction about  the most. effective, economical and user friendly. Solution To protect the building from chemical attack that is AC- DUR- CT (S).

        We will discuss  more in details about this AC- DUR- CT CS) *Building chemicals* in this blog. 

So lets Go.

       It is Specially designed Coating having judicious blend of high quality. resin and inert fillers. It is recomended for protection of interior & exterior wooden, Concrete and metal surfaces from environmental and chemical attactk.

🤔Where AC-DUR-CT (S) is useable?

AC-DUR-CT (S) is universally acceptable for all types of Civil Engineering structures. It is ideally suitable for:👇👇👇

👉Underground concrete & bridge insulation coating.

👉Roof waterproofing & its maintenance.

👉Marine structure protection & water proofing. Car park, ramps & road marking.

👉Water purification & ETP plants.

👉Metal & wood protection.

( Labours applying solution coat to concrete)

👉Product is suitable for protection from environmental attacks, micro organisms, termites, pollution and heat.

👉It is useful for furnace area, structural protection, water insulation, ETP and other treatment plants, fuel spillage areas.

🤔How it is advantageous over another chemicals available in market?

The system has following advantages👇👇

👉Super sleep and shiny finish with special anti-fungal formula to provide protection from fungus.

👉Excellent gloss and gloss retention.

👉Excellent colour and colour retention.

👉Excellent flow characteristics to form smooth and uniform finish.

👉Excellent durability.

( Expers checking quality of workmanship # Quality control #)

👉Crack bridging & deep penetrating property.

👉Excellent water proofing & chemical resistance.

👉Excellent adhesion & flexibility.

🤔What is the Procedure for Application of this epoxy coating?

            Any construction material is useless until and unless it is use by proper way or apply in work by systematic way.

a) Surface preparation:

        Surface should be sound and free from contaminations such as loose particles, oils, fats, lubricants and laitance.

b) Mixing & Application:

        In stated proportion resin and hardener should be mixed uniformly. Normally two coats are recommended. The dry film thickness (DFT) should be approximately 80-100 microns per coat.

🤔What are the properties of this AC-DUR-CT (S) ?

Typical Properties

Name : AC-DUR-CT(S)

Form: Two component, ready to use

Colour: Pigmented to limited colours

Mixing Ratio: Resin : Hardener   (parts by                                                                   weight )                                                    ( 9:1 )

Coverage :  Approximately 4-5 m2/kg @ 80-150 micron (DFT)

             

         ( Checking of Dry film thickness )

Heat Resistance: 120°C for 30 minutes

Drying Time : 3-4 Hours @ 27°C

Pot Life: 4-5 hrs at 27°C

🤔Is this product (AC- DUR- CT (S)) approved by (BIS ) Indian standard ?

👉         AC- DUR- CT (S) 100% approved by Indian standard and this product confirms to 15-9862-1991 and IS-158-1981.

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MCQ in🌍🌋 Earthquake engineering 🌋Part 2

 Welcome back friends, Part 2

             As we all know that all the building structures are rest on Earth. For the safety and stability of the structure we need to have some knowledge about Earth and seismology. 

               Because of that I am here giving mcq questions and answers related to Earth science and seismograph. 👇👇👇 Before starting to this Part I will suggest you Go from part 1 

https://engineerpravinkadam.blogspot.com/2021/04/earth-science-for-civil-engineering-1.html

 1. Which of the following is the suitable location for the construction of dams in a folded terrain?

(A) Crest of the fold

(B) Trough of the fold

(C) Limbs of the fold

(D) None of these

2. Most suitable rocks for construction of tunneling:

(A) Argillaceous S.st

(B) Vesicular or amygdaloidal basalts

(C) Limestone

(D) Schist & Phyllite

3. Tunneling _____________ to the fold axis is not at all desirable.

(A) Perpendicular

(B) Parallel

(C) None of these

4. Tsunami waves are generated with the earthquake. True or false.

(A) False

(B) True

(C) None of these

5. Which is the largest subduction earthquake?

(A)1960 Chile earthquake 

(B) 1905 Kangra earthquake

(C) 2011 Tohuku earthquake

(D)2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake

6. What is the rupture length of 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake?

(A) 500 km

(B) 5000 km

(C) 1200 km

(D) None of these

7. What is the subsidence occurred at Great Nicobar Island due to 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake?

(A) 5 m

(B) 3 m

(C) 10 m

(D) None of these

8. Abrupt uplift and gentle subsidence are indicative of:

(A) Hat microatoll

(B) Hemispherical coral head

(C) Cup microatoll 

(D) Cylindrical coral head

9. Driving force can be increased by:

(A) Decrease in amount of material on slope

(B) Increase in slope angle

(C) Decrease in slope angle

(D) None of these

 10. Which of the following is not depends on shear strength of the material?

(A) Cohesion

(B) Internal friction

(C) Normal stress

(D) Mass of the material

11. Which one of the following is not an internal factor affects in slope processes?

(A) Lithology of the materials on the slope

(B) Ground water or rain water (run off)

(C) Geological Structures

(D) Earthquakes (Tectonic activity)

12. In translational slides, movement _______ to planes of weakness and occasionally _____to slope.

(A) Parallel, parallel

(B) Parallel, perpendicular

(C) Perpendicular, parallel

(D) Perpendicular, perpendicular

13. ________are defined as free falling fragments of rocks from steep cliff or slope.

(A) Rockfalls 

(B) Toppling 

(C) Debris avalanche

(D) Earthflow

14. Subsidence results due to the constant or excess removal of ground water deplete the water table and 

increases the area of ____________.

(A) Water table

(B) Ground surface

(C) Zone of saturation

(D) Vadose zone

15. Which of the following is not one of the channel pattern?

(A) Braided

(B) Narrow

(C) Meandering

(D) Straight

16. Terraces are remnants of former:

(A) Rivers

(B) Alluvial fans

(C) Floodplains

(D) None of these

17. What type of drainage pattern would you expect to find where the main streams are parallel and very long and the edge of the folded sedimentary rock (weak and resistant) forms long parallel belts?

(A) Dendritic

(B) Rectangular

(C) Radial

(D) Trellised

18. Which of the following is not one of the three broad types of channel pattern? 

(A) Straight

(B) Serrated

(C) Braided

(D) Meandering

19. The volume rate of flow of water at a point in a given time is:

(A) Competence

(B) Viscosity

(C) Discharge

(D) Capacity

20. From which of the following factor has not influence the drainage density:

(A) Climate

(B) Topography

(C) Soil infiltration capacity

(D) Anthropogenic activity

(E) Vegetation 

(F) Geology

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🏠How to protect the building from chemical and environmental attack?🏗

 Welcome back friends, 

          If one question is blinking in your mind that is "Even after great technologies and experts are available Special care is being taken during construction activity then "why the structures get deteriorate?"

        If this question is blinking in your mind then you are on the right way of thinking as an  engineer and quality construction seeker.

       Most of the structural elements in the  vorious type of Construction activity loose their Strength due to environmental & chemical and environmental factors. In Simple word "Chemical and environmental attacks". 

Now you will ask How'?

         We all know that due to Industrialization various industries produces  huge amount of waste in the Gas, liquid and Solid form. This waste directly and  indirectly present in our environment and here the actual Chemical & environmental attack Starts.

         So many process are involved in the process of chemical attack but I will explain here basic concept of chemical attack that is crystalization.

         Chemicals like sulfate present in environment enter into concrete from pores or voids present in the surface of concrete and this chemical entrapped into internal voids .

         As the time passes this entrapped chemical starts preparing Crystal and this Crystal then develop pressure internally on concrete. As a result we see the cracks on the concrete and this process not happen only in concrete but also in various construction materials by the means of various chemicals and by various ways.

        In advance construction practice construction professionals use various surface treatment like chemical coating on surface of building elements to avoid this future unseen Risk of cracking in the structure.

      As a effective solution of this Chemical and environmental attack. We will discuss here about  Solvent based Coal epoxy Coating system.

It is popularly known as AC-DUR-CT ('s) 

It is two Component Solvent based Coal tar epoxy system. 

For details about this company 👇👇

http://www.Applechemie.com

It is Specially designed Coating having judicious blend of high quality. resin and inert fillers. It is recomended for protection of interior & exterior wooden, Concrete and metal surfaces from environmental and chemical attactk.

A detailed discussion we will do in 2nd part of this blog in which you will get all the details of this epoxy coating system and AC-DUR-CT (S).

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MCQ in🌍🌋 Earthquake engineering 🌋Part 1

 Welcome back friends, Part 1

             As we all know that all the building structures are rest on Earth. For the safety and stability of the structure we need to have some knowledge about Earth and seismology. 

               Because of that I am here giving mcq questions and answers related to Earth science and seismograph. 👇👇👇

1.Which of the following is not categorised under geologic hazard?

(A) Tropical cyclone

(B) Earthquakes

(C) Volcano

(D) Floods

2. Which one is the 2nd large magnitude earthquake occurred during past 100 yrs?

(A) 2001, Bhuj earthquake

(B) 2004, Sumatra earthquake

(C) 2015, Nepal earthquake

(D) 2005, Kashmir earthquake

3. New Zealand is an example of

(A) Convergent plate boundary 

(B) Divergent plate boundary

(C) Conservative plate boundary

(D) Both convergent and conservative plate boundaries 

4. Which one of the following is a secondary phenomenon during an earthquake?

(A) Fault scarp

(B) Terrace offset

(C) Liquefaction

(D) All of these

5. Which of the following is not categorised under the Himalayan earthquake?

(A) Uttarkashi Earthquake 

(B) Kangra Earthquake 

(C) Gorkha Earthquake 

(D) Bhuj Earthquake 

6. Along which active fault the Trans-Alaska pipeline was survived during an earthquake?

(A) Denali fault

(B) Himalayan frontal thrust

(C) Alpine fault

(D) None of these

7. In which tectonic environment, you can find the surface expression in the form of folding?

(A) Extensional

(B) Compressional

(C) Strike slip 

(D) All of these

8. In which type of the fault the hanging wall is moving up with respect to foot wall?

(A) Normal fault

(B) Strike slip fault

(C) Reverse fault 

(D) None of these

9. _______ is the angle of a fault plane w.r.t. vertical.

(A) Hade

(B) Throw

(C) Heave

(D) Dip

10. Surface along which the block of rock slip is called _____?

(A) Fault zone

(B) Fault Plane

(C) Fault scarp

(D) None of these

11. Now India is divided into ____________ seismic zones.

(A) 5

(B) 3

(C) 6

(D) 4

12. The San Andreas Fault is an example of:

(A) Normal fault

(B) Reverse fault

(C) Right lateral strike slip 

(D) Left lateral strike slip 

13. Point on fault plane where slip initiated is termed as:

(A) Epicenter

(B) Hypocenter

(C) Fault scarp

(D) Hanging wall

14. 1995 Kobe earthquake was occurred in ________.

(A) Japan

(B) United States of America

(C) Taiwan 

(D) India

15. 2005 Muzaffarabad earthquake was occurred on _______ active fault.

(A) Kangra Active fault 

(B) San Andreas fault 

(C) Main Boundary thrust 

(D) Tanda Active fault

16. Sag pond is an example of :

(A) Normal fault

(B) Reverse fault

(C) Strike slip fault

(D) None of these

17. Which type of movement has been seen in right lateral strike-slip fault?

(A) Sinistral movement

(B) Dextral movement 

(C) Upward movement

(D) None of these

18. The displaced aqueduct of Al Harif is in between ________ and _________ plates.

(A) African plate and Arabian plate

(B) Indian plate and Eurasian plate

(C) African plate and Pacific plate

(D) None of these

19. The beds which have a gentle upstream dip will be_______ to the resultant force (R), hence can provides the best resistance to withstand the stresses or loads acting in the area.

(A) Parallel

(B) Perpendicular 

(C) None of these 

20. Taksal fault is an example of:

(A) Normal fault

(B) Reverse fault

(C) Strike slip fault

(D) None of these

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