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    Construction first started with excavating a foundation for the entire building, removing over 60, 000 cubic yards of dirt, digging in about 15 feet underground to lay the hard, gray concrete to form a ring. This strong foundation would set up not only the scaffolding for the workers, but also carry the weight of the buttresses used primarily to hold the concrete…

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    which would be the second rising of the dam and would oblige to the construction of a 588-foot long wing dike along the top of the ridge in order to contain the enlarged reservoir. Increasing the size and capacity would require an additional 3800 yards of concrete. Even though the height changed twice the width of the dam never changed. The wing dyke had to be constructed on the western side of the dam to keep water from spilling over a low ridge when the dam would be filled. The St. Francis Dam…

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    provide an easier system than the imperial system. The metric system is a base 10 system (all units are done by powers of 10). The imperial use more complicated bases. Metric eg; 1000 mm = 1m, 1000m = 1km (not confusing) Imperial eg; 36 inches = 1 yard, 1760 yards = 1 miles (confusing) Types of motion: Rotational-pg 141 ( rochford book) Vector and scalar quantities- Scalar quantities are defined by only having magnitude and no direction. Eg; distance (20m) , time (10 s) , mass (22.8 kg), speed…

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    wore it as a reminder of the storm and not only all the loss he had encountered but, all the families that had been torn apart, all the people that died, and all the property that was damaged, to a point where “the world was not in acres, but in cubic yards”. Even after everything was cleaned and damage of the storm could no longer be depicted, the ring served as a reminder of everything that was there and everything that had been lost, not only Cora's…

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    White Construction Cost Estimating Process Overview There are several different levels of estimating used in estimating cost for a construction project. Each level serves a different purpose, dependent on the stage of the project, and has varying margin of errors. Estimates made during earlier stages have a larger margin of error compare to the final estimate report. In this text, the process of preparing a detailed cost estimates will be the main topic with an emphasized on White Construction’s…

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    Donald trump’s idea to build a wall along the Mexico border is a pointless task that is flawed in nearly every aspect. The cost to build such a wall is ludicrous, with $15 billion dollars standing as a low estimation of cost, and the price tag only increasing with the inclusion of patrols, maintenance, and wiring. The political impact would be devastating as well, and people can look to the past for evidence of that. The best part of all though is that nothing would change if it were constructed…

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    Scarcity In Israel

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    The price of water was greatly raised. The citizens of Israel were told to cut their showering time to 2 minutes and it wasn't tolerated to wash your car with a hose. Watering yards was only permitted at night to the few wealthy people that could afford the cost of the water. Now there is plenty of water in Israel. 50% of water used by Israelis is artificially produced. They desalinate using five major plants The Mediterranean…

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    cadmium, organotins, arsenic, zinc and chromium. Ships also contain a wide range of other hazardous wastes, sealants containing PCBs, up to 7.5 tons of various types of asbestos and; several thousand liters of oil. Tankers additionally hold up to 1,000 cubic meters of residual oil. Most of these materials have been defined as hazardous waste. Bellow we try to give an idea of the severity of the problem by describing…

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    Metro Railway Case Study

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    HYDERABAD METRO RAIL PROJECT - A CASE STUDY A.Pavan Kumar D.Arun Kumar II year B.Tech, Civil Engineering II year B-Tech, Civil Engineering Sree Vidyanikethan engineering college Sree Vidyanikethan Engineering College pavanroyal.a@gmail.com dabbaraarun@gmail.com +919703040660 +917075354941 Abstract: Hyderabad is an important IT/ ITES hub in the country. The development of Metro Rail…

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    “Miracles” is a poem that stresses that everything is in life is a miracle. From A cubic inch of space to animals feeding in the field are miracles. Every second in life is a miracle and some people don’t understand that. 2. The poet is addressing the world of what miracles are to him. It begins with a rhetorical question of,” Who makes much of a miracle?” The author shares his ideas of what miracles are after he says,” I know of nothing but miracles.” I know it is in the author's point of…

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