Reinforcement Structures:

-






Reinforced Structures:

* Different types of reinforced Retaining Walls, including Head Walls
* 3 types of reinforced Bridges
* Different types of Beams including edge Beams & Columns
* Different types of Reinforced Panel walls
* Different types of  Reinforced Stairs
* 2 Different types of Reinforced Building
* Different types of Reinforced Piles
* Different types of Reinforced Slabs


For Sketchup models/drawings of below Structures; please contact Majid at Majid36@live.co.uk 

Over 150 Estimating/pricing Excel sheets for Civil Engineering projects.
only $50-00



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

-
Image
 Different Factories: For Sketchup models/drawings of below Structures; please contact Majid at   Majid36@live.co.uk   Over 150 Estimating/pricing Excel sheets for Civil Engineering projects. only $50-00 Portal frame Portal  frames  were first developed during the Second World War and became popular in the 1960s. They are now commonly used to create wide- span   enclosures  such as;  warehouses , agricultural  buildings , hangars, entertainment and sport venues,  factories , large  retail   units , and so on, where a clear  space  is required uninterrupted by intermediary  columns . They were originally used because of their  structural   efficiency , meaning that large  spaces  could be enclosed with little use of  materials  and for a low  cost . Tata  Steel  suggest that today, 50% of constructional  steel  used in the  UK  is in portal  fra...
Read more
-
Image
Design of Retaining Wall using Tedds and Sketchup. Comprises the Following Items: A) Design of R.Wall using Tedds B) Preparing the Bar Bending Schedules C) Sketchup 3D drawing of R.wall with Reinforced Bars  
Read more

Portal Frame Factory:

-
Image
  Portal frame Factory: Portal  frames  were first developed during the Second World War and became popular in the 1960s. They are now commonly used to create wide- span   enclosures  such as;  warehouses , agricultural  buildings , hangars, entertainment and sport venues,  factories , large  retail   units , and so on, where a clear  space  is required uninterrupted by intermediary  columns . They were originally used because of their  structural   efficiency , meaning that large  spaces  could be enclosed with little use of  materials  and for a low  cost . Tata  Steel  suggest that today, 50% of constructional  steel  used in the  UK  is in portal  frame  construction. (Ref.  SteelConstruction.info, Portal Frames .) Portal  frames  are a type of  structural frame , that, in their simplest  form , are characterised by a...
Read more