What plant is used to construct a basement raft foundation?
Q. For a college assignment (construction management) we have been asked to find out what plant would be used to create a raft foundation for a basement car park. My initial thought is concrete mixers and the various pumps and booms used to transport the stuff to the excavation but then I'm strating to think about the concrete reinforcement - what would that need? Crane perhaps? what about cutting equipment?? Aggh! Answers greatly appreciated :)
Asked by mrbump - Thu Jan 4 08:59:43 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Second and third answers are helpful to you, the missing info is the water proofing membranes and Vapour barriers. You need to contact a laboratory to make certain tests, for soil compaction, soil protector test , slump test and cube or cylinder tests for RCC. You have to do a soil investigation test and related water table level as well.
Answered by Ishfaq A - Sat Jan 6 09:17:05 2007
Q. For a college assignment (construction management) we have been asked to find out what plant would be used to create a raft foundation for a basement car park. My initial thought is concrete mixers and the various pumps and booms used to transport the stuff to the excavation but then I'm strating to think about the concrete reinforcement - what would that need? Crane perhaps? what about cutting equipment?? Aggh! Answers greatly appreciated :)
Asked by mrbump - Thu Jan 4 08:59:43 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Second and third answers are helpful to you, the missing info is the water proofing membranes and Vapour barriers. You need to contact a laboratory to make certain tests, for soil compaction, soil protector test , slump test and cube or cylinder tests for RCC. You have to do a soil investigation test and related water table level as well.
Answered by Ishfaq A - Sat Jan 6 09:17:05 2007
Why does a house crack with a raft foundation?
Q. The house was built on a raft foundation due to clay soil according to engineers spec but I found excessive cracks in and outside. I added expansion joints but the cracks are still occuring. Why? The house is now 7 months old.
Asked by leon - Tue Apr 7 07:49:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. engineers spec is incorrect. Consult a reputed engineer, as early as you can. Don't take any risk in this case.
Answered by prabhakaran - Wed Apr 8 12:11:55 2009
Q. The house was built on a raft foundation due to clay soil according to engineers spec but I found excessive cracks in and outside. I added expansion joints but the cracks are still occuring. Why? The house is now 7 months old.
Asked by leon - Tue Apr 7 07:49:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. engineers spec is incorrect. Consult a reputed engineer, as early as you can. Don't take any risk in this case.
Answered by prabhakaran - Wed Apr 8 12:11:55 2009
may i know when and how we used the raft foundation?
Q. may i know the mothod of construction and the method of using raft foundation?
Asked by pacilia - Sun Jan 28 21:10:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe the first major use a raft foundation was in building the big hotel in Tokyo just after 1900 by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Answered by mike1942f - Mon Jan 29 11:49:59 2007
Q. may i know the mothod of construction and the method of using raft foundation?
Asked by pacilia - Sun Jan 28 21:10:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe the first major use a raft foundation was in building the big hotel in Tokyo just after 1900 by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Answered by mike1942f - Mon Jan 29 11:49:59 2007
how much development length (reinforcement) should be given in raft foundation by indian standards?
Q. how much development length (reinforcement) should be given in raft foundation by indian standards?
Asked by george - Tue Aug 4 15:28:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on the diameter of bar, strength of concrete, consolidating reinforcement and cover.
Answered by Teguci - Tue Aug 4 17:03:26 2009
Q. how much development length (reinforcement) should be given in raft foundation by indian standards?
Asked by george - Tue Aug 4 15:28:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on the diameter of bar, strength of concrete, consolidating reinforcement and cover.
Answered by Teguci - Tue Aug 4 17:03:26 2009
Am i right in that you would use a raft foundation when building directly onto rock?
Q. Thanks for your help
Asked by Tim S - Fri Mar 9 18:02:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not as a rule. Although there are many kinds of raft foundations they are not generally very strong and are better suited to softer ground where they can spread the load. Obviously it would depend on the state of the rock, and how thick, but usually no foundations are required, or sometimes piles if it is a bit loose.
Answered by mr.mishit - Fri Mar 9 18:19:42 2007
Q. Thanks for your help
Asked by Tim S - Fri Mar 9 18:02:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not as a rule. Although there are many kinds of raft foundations they are not generally very strong and are better suited to softer ground where they can spread the load. Obviously it would depend on the state of the rock, and how thick, but usually no foundations are required, or sometimes piles if it is a bit loose.
Answered by mr.mishit - Fri Mar 9 18:19:42 2007
what is procedure to make raft foundation?
Q. give me the diagram of raft foundation
Asked by Anand - Wed Aug 26 10:06:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think you picked the wrong category
Answered by .Lottie - Wed Aug 26 10:09:54 2009
Q. give me the diagram of raft foundation
Asked by Anand - Wed Aug 26 10:06:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think you picked the wrong category
Answered by .Lottie - Wed Aug 26 10:09:54 2009
How do you choose which foundation to use?
Q. Tradtional Strip Foundation - i am assuming this is used for residental homes and low-rise buildings?? Trench Fill Foundation - Deep Strip Foundation - Conservatorys?? Isolated pad foundation - Raft foundation - Displacement pile foundation - Replacement pile foundation - Any examples will help, for example if you have seen a certain foundation used in a certain development just whack it in!! Thanks in advanced - im trying to teach myself about foundations and have studied the drawings but i cannot work out in what situations they would be used.
Asked by londonboy90102 - Sun Feb 10 17:23:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you may have posted this question in the wrong category.
Answered by Water Garden Vista - Wed Feb 13 20:10:38 2008
Q. Tradtional Strip Foundation - i am assuming this is used for residental homes and low-rise buildings?? Trench Fill Foundation - Deep Strip Foundation - Conservatorys?? Isolated pad foundation - Raft foundation - Displacement pile foundation - Replacement pile foundation - Any examples will help, for example if you have seen a certain foundation used in a certain development just whack it in!! Thanks in advanced - im trying to teach myself about foundations and have studied the drawings but i cannot work out in what situations they would be used.
Asked by londonboy90102 - Sun Feb 10 17:23:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you may have posted this question in the wrong category.
Answered by Water Garden Vista - Wed Feb 13 20:10:38 2008
may i know why we used raft foundation?
Q. why we used in detail of architecture and engineering.
Asked by pacilia - Sun Jan 28 21:12:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok I'm not sure about the terminology here but I assume by raft foundation you mean a spread concrete footing. These are used where you have stable soil, (Not expansive clays). The purpose is the spread out the load on the foundation so that the pressure exerted by the building on the soil will not exceed the soil bearing capacity.
Answered by Roadkill - Sun Jan 28 21:25:35 2007
Q. why we used in detail of architecture and engineering.
Asked by pacilia - Sun Jan 28 21:12:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok I'm not sure about the terminology here but I assume by raft foundation you mean a spread concrete footing. These are used where you have stable soil, (Not expansive clays). The purpose is the spread out the load on the foundation so that the pressure exerted by the building on the soil will not exceed the soil bearing capacity.
Answered by Roadkill - Sun Jan 28 21:25:35 2007
do you put expansion joint on a raft foundation?
Q. do you put expansion joint on a raft foundation?
Asked by Sonny - Sat Feb 2 08:11:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Concrete always needs control joints and expansion joints unless its in a controlled temperature environment, which is very unlikely. By raft foundation I'm assuming you mean an Alaskan slab or floating slab that is thickened/reinforced at the bearing points. This type of slab is called a structural slab because it can "float" or span over weak spots in the subgrade without damage/excessive movement to the building resting on it. But it will still expand and contract with temperature changes since the reinforcement expands and contracts the same amount as concrete.
Answered by Tatnic - Sat Feb 2 08:19:47 2008
Q. do you put expansion joint on a raft foundation?
Asked by Sonny - Sat Feb 2 08:11:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Concrete always needs control joints and expansion joints unless its in a controlled temperature environment, which is very unlikely. By raft foundation I'm assuming you mean an Alaskan slab or floating slab that is thickened/reinforced at the bearing points. This type of slab is called a structural slab because it can "float" or span over weak spots in the subgrade without damage/excessive movement to the building resting on it. But it will still expand and contract with temperature changes since the reinforcement expands and contracts the same amount as concrete.
Answered by Tatnic - Sat Feb 2 08:19:47 2008
what is raft foundation and what are its advantages??Are this type foundations costly??
Q. what is raft foundation and what are its advantages??Are this type foundations costly??
Asked by golu - Wed Jul 30 10:59:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A raft foundation is essential a mat foundation. The purpose of a mat foundation is when you a building built on a site with low soil bearing conditions or when a foundation. A raft foundation is use to distribute the buidling pressure over a large area so the soil can bear the stress. Think of it this way. If you had a building that has a site soil capacity of two thousand pounds per square foot and the building weight is 8 thousand pounds. What foundation would put less stress on the soil? a 500 square foot foundation or a 1000 square foot foundation. A 500 square foot will give you a stress of 16 pounds per square foot while the 1000 will give you 8 pounds per square foot. Less stress is imposed on the building with the large… [cont.]
Answered by SAGE - Wed Jul 30 20:26:43 2008
Q. what is raft foundation and what are its advantages??Are this type foundations costly??
Asked by golu - Wed Jul 30 10:59:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A raft foundation is essential a mat foundation. The purpose of a mat foundation is when you a building built on a site with low soil bearing conditions or when a foundation. A raft foundation is use to distribute the buidling pressure over a large area so the soil can bear the stress. Think of it this way. If you had a building that has a site soil capacity of two thousand pounds per square foot and the building weight is 8 thousand pounds. What foundation would put less stress on the soil? a 500 square foot foundation or a 1000 square foot foundation. A 500 square foot will give you a stress of 16 pounds per square foot while the 1000 will give you 8 pounds per square foot. Less stress is imposed on the building with the large… [cont.]
Answered by SAGE - Wed Jul 30 20:26:43 2008
How toanalysis pile raft foundation?
Q. How toanalysis pile raft foundation?
Asked by aneesha k - Mon Aug 14 03:39:39 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its a vast subject in pile foundation. If you have studied civil engineering you will get a clear picture of it. Ask any civil engg who is very close by to you. Its a very interesting subject.
Answered by sujathaprm - Mon Aug 14 03:53:11 2006
Q. How toanalysis pile raft foundation?
Asked by aneesha k - Mon Aug 14 03:39:39 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its a vast subject in pile foundation. If you have studied civil engineering you will get a clear picture of it. Ask any civil engg who is very close by to you. Its a very interesting subject.
Answered by sujathaprm - Mon Aug 14 03:53:11 2006
i need the websites or procedure for the design of Raft ,Tank & Vessel Foundation & Machine Foundation,etc.?
Q. the above question related to the Civil Engineering Design
Asked by khan - Sun Mar 30 10:33:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If only static loads for tanks an vessels , the design of the raft foundation is simple, all you require is to find the total load from the tank and vessel , then divide it to the given soil bearing capacity , or check which is greater the load per m2 from the tank or the soil bearing capacity, the greater load use it as distribution load and design the raft as an inverted slab with inverted beams. Machine foundations you apply the design of normal footing and calculate the vibration stresses which can be found in BS or ASTM Standards
Answered by gazi r - Mon Mar 31 06:19:39 2008
Q. the above question related to the Civil Engineering Design
Asked by khan - Sun Mar 30 10:33:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If only static loads for tanks an vessels , the design of the raft foundation is simple, all you require is to find the total load from the tank and vessel , then divide it to the given soil bearing capacity , or check which is greater the load per m2 from the tank or the soil bearing capacity, the greater load use it as distribution load and design the raft as an inverted slab with inverted beams. Machine foundations you apply the design of normal footing and calculate the vibration stresses which can be found in BS or ASTM Standards
Answered by gazi r - Mon Mar 31 06:19:39 2008
what is the best foundation type to use in firm brown and light grey sandy clay soil?
Q. what is the best foundation type to use in firm brown and light grey sandy clay soil? i can choose fromstip, raft, pile and pad and why would is be best?
Asked by michael w - Tue Mar 13 09:35:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to provide a lot more information. If you were to pile the foundations, what depth is bedrock and what is it? Do you have any SPT data? What is the Geological sequence and thicknesses - borehole logs? Sandy clay soil would indicate the potential for differential settlement between sandy areas and clay areas.
Answered by knighttemplar1119 - Tue Mar 13 09:47:05 2007
Q. what is the best foundation type to use in firm brown and light grey sandy clay soil? i can choose fromstip, raft, pile and pad and why would is be best?
Asked by michael w - Tue Mar 13 09:35:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to provide a lot more information. If you were to pile the foundations, what depth is bedrock and what is it? Do you have any SPT data? What is the Geological sequence and thicknesses - borehole logs? Sandy clay soil would indicate the potential for differential settlement between sandy areas and clay areas.
Answered by knighttemplar1119 - Tue Mar 13 09:47:05 2007
How could I show punching shear stress in STAAD design graphical output?
Q. In STAADPro Structural analysis & design software, A check against punching shear stress is always required when you are designing Raft Foundation or Flat Slab, how could you show it graphically in the output?
Asked by Quicksand - Thu Aug 16 02:44:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Goto View option show forces or result in graphical view forces Which version u have of staad pro...
Answered by Mr.Karachi - Thu Aug 16 03:55:41 2007
Q. In STAADPro Structural analysis & design software, A check against punching shear stress is always required when you are designing Raft Foundation or Flat Slab, how could you show it graphically in the output?
Asked by Quicksand - Thu Aug 16 02:44:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Goto View option show forces or result in graphical view forces Which version u have of staad pro...
Answered by Mr.Karachi - Thu Aug 16 03:55:41 2007
plse can any one help to detail rebars for reinforced concrete members for: - column to beam joint, sheear wal?
Q. joints @ the fllowing: Column-to-beam, shear wall-to-raft foundation; cantlever beam; contiuous beam; flat slab @ column support; staicase details. Plse detail the layout and the anchorage length of each steel re-bar. thank you @ best regards
Asked by amesb - Mon Nov 9 04:16:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Detailers should know either BS Code (British Code) and ACI (American Concrete Institute) and other structural steel codes to know all of these. To give you an example: Colum to beam connection: There should be additional anchorage length of the beam top and bottom reinforcement to the column. Usually 50D or 50 x the nominal diameter of the rebards is the length of anchorage from the face of the column. Shear wall to raft foundation - Vertical bards should be anchored down to the top of the bottom bar. Sometimes Chair bars are used for anchoring when your raft is too thick. Anchorage lenght is minimum of 500mm or .5m Cantilever beam - top bars of cantilever beam should be anchored on its support at least 50D continuous beam - the… [cont.]
Answered by orAnGE jULiuS - Mon Nov 9 04:55:43 2009
Q. joints @ the fllowing: Column-to-beam, shear wall-to-raft foundation; cantlever beam; contiuous beam; flat slab @ column support; staicase details. Plse detail the layout and the anchorage length of each steel re-bar. thank you @ best regards
Asked by amesb - Mon Nov 9 04:16:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Detailers should know either BS Code (British Code) and ACI (American Concrete Institute) and other structural steel codes to know all of these. To give you an example: Colum to beam connection: There should be additional anchorage length of the beam top and bottom reinforcement to the column. Usually 50D or 50 x the nominal diameter of the rebards is the length of anchorage from the face of the column. Shear wall to raft foundation - Vertical bards should be anchored down to the top of the bottom bar. Sometimes Chair bars are used for anchoring when your raft is too thick. Anchorage lenght is minimum of 500mm or .5m Cantilever beam - top bars of cantilever beam should be anchored on its support at least 50D continuous beam - the… [cont.]
Answered by orAnGE jULiuS - Mon Nov 9 04:55:43 2009
What should a builder do when air leak in new home?
Q. Our home is between 1-2 years, still under warranty. We have a central heating system. Is that normal to have a temperature difference of 10 degree F within the same room? What about different rooms in the home? We use all energy star appliances and lightings and our usage efficiency is only 65%. What is the norm? We notice air leak through windows, doors and fireplace (no chimney). We can use flame,string to check the air movement, but would like to know about the correct tools builder should to check the leak. Our home is sitting on concrete raft foundation. Would there be possible air leak between wall and floor? How to check?
Asked by Ruby W - Fri Apr 18 12:19:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First - Notify the builder of the problems in WRITING. Send the letter certified mail with a return receipt showing he got it.The US Post Office can tell you how to do this and do it for you. Make sure you have his correct address. If he/she doesn't respond- Call your local Electric Utility and see if they have a free energy audit program. They have a special company come out and run an energy loss audit on your home. If it's not available try a local insulation company- these are the companies homebuilders use to insulate new houses for them. The larger ones usually have thermal scan instruments that show heat loss areas. Make sure you document all the reports and findings you get.Also ask if this Insulation company does business with… [cont.]
Answered by Tedruski - Sat Apr 19 09:32:22 2008
Q. Our home is between 1-2 years, still under warranty. We have a central heating system. Is that normal to have a temperature difference of 10 degree F within the same room? What about different rooms in the home? We use all energy star appliances and lightings and our usage efficiency is only 65%. What is the norm? We notice air leak through windows, doors and fireplace (no chimney). We can use flame,string to check the air movement, but would like to know about the correct tools builder should to check the leak. Our home is sitting on concrete raft foundation. Would there be possible air leak between wall and floor? How to check?
Asked by Ruby W - Fri Apr 18 12:19:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First - Notify the builder of the problems in WRITING. Send the letter certified mail with a return receipt showing he got it.The US Post Office can tell you how to do this and do it for you. Make sure you have his correct address. If he/she doesn't respond- Call your local Electric Utility and see if they have a free energy audit program. They have a special company come out and run an energy loss audit on your home. If it's not available try a local insulation company- these are the companies homebuilders use to insulate new houses for them. The larger ones usually have thermal scan instruments that show heat loss areas. Make sure you document all the reports and findings you get.Also ask if this Insulation company does business with… [cont.]
Answered by Tedruski - Sat Apr 19 09:32:22 2008
ghostly going ons any advice please?
Q. i've been in my house almost 5 years now and recently we have heard the ladder we use to get in the loft creak for no obvious reasons the house was built in 1948 only having one previous family living in it before mine it was built on reclaimed land so we have raft type foundations on a housing estate recently the ladder started to sound as though some one was climbing the first 4 steps of it my other half first heard this while watching tv in bed with the cat the cat spun his head in the same direction of the ladder as well as my other half (boxing day afternoon) following this my children were in the room when they experienced the same 4 steps of the ladder do the exact same thing last night i fell a sleep on the couch in the lounge… [cont.]
Asked by lets do it - Mon Jan 4 03:13:51 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well you've been situating in that place for five years already, now i am puzzled that why is it only happened now?...supposedly you should have known during your first days of moving in,...are you sure, the ladder is the only problem, from which you have attributed it as a paranormal phenomenon?, i mean didn't feel anything like a cold breeze, a shadow?, apparitions, someone else is in the house weird intuition, or feelings that doesn't seem right or whatever... i suggest you put that ladder up for sale and never reveal that secret to any prospective buyers... good luck
Answered by Kevin's Y!A Resurrection - Mon Jan 4 05:07:05 2010
Q. i've been in my house almost 5 years now and recently we have heard the ladder we use to get in the loft creak for no obvious reasons the house was built in 1948 only having one previous family living in it before mine it was built on reclaimed land so we have raft type foundations on a housing estate recently the ladder started to sound as though some one was climbing the first 4 steps of it my other half first heard this while watching tv in bed with the cat the cat spun his head in the same direction of the ladder as well as my other half (boxing day afternoon) following this my children were in the room when they experienced the same 4 steps of the ladder do the exact same thing last night i fell a sleep on the couch in the lounge… [cont.]
Asked by lets do it - Mon Jan 4 03:13:51 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well you've been situating in that place for five years already, now i am puzzled that why is it only happened now?...supposedly you should have known during your first days of moving in,...are you sure, the ladder is the only problem, from which you have attributed it as a paranormal phenomenon?, i mean didn't feel anything like a cold breeze, a shadow?, apparitions, someone else is in the house weird intuition, or feelings that doesn't seem right or whatever... i suggest you put that ladder up for sale and never reveal that secret to any prospective buyers... good luck
Answered by Kevin's Y!A Resurrection - Mon Jan 4 05:07:05 2010
Pictures of foundations; Urgent?
Q. Is there a website that has pictures of different kinds of foundations (deep,shallow,pile driven,,bored,raft,...any thing) as well as where they are located and information about them...?
Asked by Masry_c777 - Sat Dec 22 13:35:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good, basic information on foundations can be found here: A few foundations are shown here:
Answered by Hate the liars and the Lies - Sat Dec 22 14:56:24 2007
Q. Is there a website that has pictures of different kinds of foundations (deep,shallow,pile driven,,bored,raft,...any thing) as well as where they are located and information about them...?
Asked by Masry_c777 - Sat Dec 22 13:35:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good, basic information on foundations can be found here: A few foundations are shown here:
Answered by Hate the liars and the Lies - Sat Dec 22 14:56:24 2007
What 2 things is this article missing..?
Q. On May 9, some 60 kilometres west of the town of Sundre, Alberta, firefighters gather in the rugged Rocky Mountain foothills to test their skills and stamina against their brothers and sisters in the service. Call it a friendly family rivalry, but when racers take their marks in the Where s the Fire? adventure race, it s every team for itself. In his capacity as a personal fitness director for the Calgary Fire Department (CFD), race director Jay Arns knows that firefighters show up for each shift prepared to risk their lives to save lives. For these professionals, maintaining physical and mental fitness and staying strong, responsive, collaborative and adaptive in the face of all contingencies is just part of the job description.… [cont.]
Asked by NIMsTastic - Fri Sep 18 02:41:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. On May 9, some 60 kilometres west of the town of Sundre, Alberta, firefighters gather in the rugged Rocky Mountain foothills to test their skills and stamina against their brothers and sisters in the service. Call it a friendly family rivalry, but when racers take their marks in the Where s the Fire? adventure race, it s every team for itself. In his capacity as a personal fitness director for the Calgary Fire Department (CFD), race director Jay Arns knows that firefighters show up for each shift prepared to risk their lives to save lives. For these professionals, maintaining physical and mental fitness and staying strong, responsive, collaborative and adaptive in the face of all contingencies is just part of the job description.… [cont.]
Asked by NIMsTastic - Fri Sep 18 02:41:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What civil engineering software can be used for analyzing and designing the raft foundation?
Q. i am looking an user friendly civil engineering software which can be designed and analyzed the raft foundation. the software must in British Standard (BS). Please help me... your answer is very much appreciated.
Asked by mahdhirsuraya - Sat May 2 07:04:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can use STAAD-Pro for the design of raft foundation.This software will design in any Standard.
Answered by khan - Sun May 3 03:40:01 2009
Q. i am looking an user friendly civil engineering software which can be designed and analyzed the raft foundation. the software must in British Standard (BS). Please help me... your answer is very much appreciated.
Asked by mahdhirsuraya - Sat May 2 07:04:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can use STAAD-Pro for the design of raft foundation.This software will design in any Standard.
Answered by khan - Sun May 3 03:40:01 2009
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