Cellular Light Weight Concrete: Manufacturing Process & Properties Full Details

Cellular Light Weight Concrete (CLC) is a lightweight concrete that is produced by mixing cement and fly ash slurry with pre-formed foam. CLC is also known by the names as foam concrete, aircrete, foamcrete or reduced density concrete. Cellular lightweight concrete is prepared by introducing air bubbles into the concrete using a foaming agent.

Remote Sensing- 4 Amazing Applications in civil engineering

Remote Sensing has been leveraged for various applications in various fields. We will see the definition, components & applications in civil engineering in this blog. Remote sensing is the technology of acquiring information about the Earth’s surface without actually being in contact with it. This is done by sensing and recording reflected or emitted energy and processing, analyzing, and applying that information.

Anchored retaining walls/Tie back system-Advantages

Anchored retaining wall system is a structural element installed through the rock or soil to transfer the tensile forces developed in the structure to the ground. Anchored retaining walls are often slimmer than all their counterparts like gravity walls and cantilever retaining walls.

Shotcrete – A total overview||Shotcrete vs Gunite

Shotcrete is a method of placing concrete where concrete/mortar is sprayed at high velocity to an overhead or vertical surface. Concrete is conventionally placed on the ground or to the formwork and compacted using appropriate vibration methods.

Floating House- 2 Types of Floating Houses & Amazing Examples

Floating houses are always an attraction to those who cares for the aesthetics and beauty of their residence. More than anything, they have this advantage to sustain from flood. Floating houses are similar in concept and normally defined those houses which are constructed on water in a way that the load of the structure is equal or less than the uplift force of the water which helps in floating the house on water.

Infrared Thermography in Civil Engineering: Applications & Pros and Cons Simplified

Heard about infrared thermography? We are going to deal with the topic in today’s blog. I will walk you through the principle behind the technology, the classification based on its working, applications and the advantages and disadvantages. Infrared thermography uses thermographic cameras to detect radiation in the long-infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum and generate images of that radiation, called thermograms. The principle behind infrared thermography is that the heat flow through the body is affected by the presence of internal anomalies.

Self Healing Concrete ||Bacterial Concrete -Preparation and Advantages

Self healing concrete is a mind-blowing innovation in civil engineering. It can potentially contribute to ensure a longer lifespan of a structure. In this article, we will find out the details about bacterial concrete. A bacterial concrete is most effective in this category.

Types of Retaining walls – All types,materials,features and uses.

Retaining walls are rigid structures used for supporting soil laterally and retained at different levels on the two sides.
They are vertical or near-vertical structures constructed to hold soil between two terrains when the slope exceeds the natural angle of repose. The slope can be vertical or steep or much above the range of angle of repose.

3 d Printing buildings |Concrete Printing & Contour Crafting Methods Full Guide

3 d Printing buildings are one of the greatest advancements of technology. The rapidity and accuracy with which the work can be completed is the attraction. We will find out all the details about the important methods of 3 d printing which are concrete printing and contour crafting. The 3D printing process builds a three-dimensional object from a computer-aided design (CAD) model, by successively adding material layer by layer.

Cracks in a Building |3 Types of Cracks in Building Walls Full Guide

Cracks in a building affect the building’s artistic look and it destroys the wall integrity, affects the safety of structure and even reduces the durability of structure. In this blog, I will show you the important types of cracks in building and the methods of prevention of these cracks. Cracks occur when stress in the components increases beyond its strength. Stress in the building components could be caused by externally applied…