Temperature Effects, Grades, HYSD vs TMT, and Design Basics
Concrete is strong in compression but weak in tension. To overcome this limitation, reinforcement steel…
Differences Between IS 1893:2016 and IS 1893:2025 for Earthquake Resistant Design
Overall Structure of the Code:Earthquake Hazard and Zoning:Design Spectra:Design PGA (Z-Values):Soil-Structure Interaction (SSI)Dynamic AnalysisWhy was…
Shrinkage in Concrete: Types, Causes, Effects & Design Considerations Explained
Generally, there are five types of shrinkage1) Chemical shrinkage:2) Plastic shrinkage:3) Autogenous shrinkage:4) Drying shrinkage:5)…
Creep of Concrete: Definition, Mechanisms, Effects & Long-Term Deflection Explained
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Back Stay Analysis in Tall Buildings | Direct vs Indirect Lateral Load Path Explained
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Arch and Cantilever Bridges Explained
Arch BridgesThe famous steel arch bridges include:The famous cantilever bridges include:Cantilever BridgesArch and Cantilever Bridges…
Bar Bending Schedule (BBS) of Staircase | Calculation & Example Explained
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Foundation Guidelines Types, Requirements, and Depth Criteria (IS 1904 Explained)
Guidelines for selecting a foundationGeneral requirements of Foundations Foundation Guidelines Types, Requirements, and Depth Criteria…
How to decide beam size
How to decide beam size How to decide beam size According to IS-13920 Beam Depth…
Bitumen Tests Explained: Softening, Ductility & Flash Point
BITUMENTARForm of Bitumen1) Cutback bitumen(1) Slow curing cutback (SC)Bitumen Tests Explained: Softening, Ductility & Flash…
