CivilJungle

MARCH 24, 2021

What Is a Retaining Wall? A retaining wall is a design of a structure ; it is built when there is a desired change in ground elevation and to resist the lateral pressure of soil that exceeds the repose angle of the soil. At different levels on the two sides supporting soil laterally retaining, walls are used.

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Wall Systems Concrete Pouring Foundation Systems Structural Systems 97

CivilJungle

APRIL 26, 2020

What Is Concrete? Concrete is the final product resulting from mixing cement , aggregates (including sand), water, and mixtures. The first use of concrete was by the Roman Empire. The Pantheon is the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world, built-in 120 A.D. Different Types of Concrete. Dry lean Concrete.

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Concrete Pouring Steel Fabrication Building Materials Manufacturing Structural Systems 64

CivilJungle

MARCH 13, 2021

Also, Read: Definition Spillway | What Is a Spillway | 6 Types of Spillway | Essential Requirements of Spillway | Spillway Design. New technologies involve Shotcrete used for the new Austrian tunnelling system, by use of a tunnel boring machine (TBM) or even a tunnelling shield. Vertical walls with arch roof type. Polycentric.

Roofing Systems 52

Roofing Systems Structural Systems Concrete Pouring Curing 52

CivilJungle

APRIL 10, 2022

What Is Micro Concrete? Micro concrete is a cement-based coating that is used as a thin layer on different surfaces like tiles, wood, etc to give a look and feel of real concrete at less cost. The layer of micro concrete is about 2-3mm thick. How Is It Different from Conventional Concrete? Less Water Demand.

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