Question: What are the key differences between shallow foundations and deep foundations, and in what situations would you use each type? — interview Question Answer: Shallow foundations are typically used when the load can be adequately supported by the upper…
Overview In previous articles, we explored the basic concepts of Rainwater harvesting, highlighted the importance of rainwater harvesting, and highlighted its many benefits in promoting a sustainable environment. We also explored the rich history of Rainwater harvesting, which has been…
Early History of Soil ; Ancient Soil Use The history of soil began with humans’ first contact with the earth when they placed their feet on the ground (Earth). In ancient times, soil was used as a construction material for…
Overview of Rain water Harvesting Importance In the previous article, we discussed various aspects of Rainwater harvesting, such as basic definitions and history of rainwater harvesting in India. If you missed the details, you can click here to get a…
Introduction Brief overview of Tehri Dam and its significance A river named Bhagirathi once flowed through the picturesque area of Dehradun, India. This river was famous for its pristine waters and the lush green environment through which it flowed. However,…
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is offering an exciting career opportunity for dynamic individuals to join as Scientist ‘B’ in various disciplines. BIS, under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, is responsible for standardization, certification, and…
Origin of Soil Exposed rocks undergo erosion and erosion through physical and chemical processes. The eroded material is transported by agents such as water and wind, which alter and disrupt the Earth’s equilibrium, causing significant movements and upheavals in the…
IS 456:2000 – Overview and History If you’re working with plain or reinforced concrete, IS 456:2000 is the go-to standard in India. IS 456:2000 lays out the important guidelines for designing and constructing concrete structures which ensures they are safe,…
Soil Mechanics Overview The term “soil” is derived from the Latin word “Solum,” which, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, refers to the upper layer of the Earth that can be easily plowed. Specifically, it denotes the loose surface material on…
Introduction to Rain water harvesting Rainwater harvesting is a key practice in environmental engineering that involves collecting and storing rainwater through various methods. These can include systems like rain barrels, rooftop collection, surface and subsurface systems, and large storage tanks.…
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