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What are types of external works in building construction?
External works around the building
Who is the Minister of Public Works for Syria?
Yasser Al-Siba'I is the Minister of Public Works for Syria.
What is Temporary Works in Constructions?
scaffolds
Who works on large building projects?
construction workers
What is enabling works in construction?
Its the preparation of a site ready for the first stage of development (e.g. Perimeter fencing, access routes, safety signage etc.) It may also include some preliminary construction works (e.g. groundworks). The result is a site that is ready and equiped for the main body of works to begin.
What is allowable repair percentage in welding in piping works?
5 %
What is the allowable eccentricity of pile?
Pile eccentricity will allowable up to maximum 75mm. Above that we can proceed pile cap works by increasing the size of pile cap.
What is the difference between the rendering and plastering in building construction?
Rendering is the term used for covering stone or brick etc. plastering is the term used for the application of the material. These days anything external is referred to as rendering and anything inside is plastering. If someone was to use the term rendering for internal works, I would assume they meant solid plastering as opposed to dry-walling with plasterboard." or The term "Rendering" is used to describe the application of a coat - usually sand or cement, internally or externally, alternative mixes - i.e. sand lime can be used. "Spray rendering" is another method used for exteriors. "Plastering" is the term used to describe the application of a wide range of materials to walls and ceilings."
What is max allowable water velocity in steel pipe?
Maximum allowable water velocity is generally kept as 3m/sec. But we have seen higher velocities also work.
What is your best practical advice for minor plastering especially on the edge of the wall?
For small chips I would use joint compound. For cracks or nail holes, there is a very light weight product called Fast & Final. Works well for small problems. Any plastering is a matter of practice. Make one or two passes with a putty knife and after it is dry, "sand" it with a damp sponge. This smooths the finish and no dust.
How is boiler spring loaded safety valve works?
when the pressure increases over the maximum allowable working pressure of the vessel, the valve will open to protect against overpressure.
What tools did they use in building the Sydney Opera House?
Every type of tool that goes into construction from earth works, drainage, concreting to metal work to carpentry is involved. My brother who was a machine moulder in a foundry at the time made many of the brackets that hod up the sails on the surface of the opera house.
What is the advantages of using plum concrete?
Also known as Cyclopean Concrete, this is a variety of concrete consisting of large sized stones(Plums) with interstices filled with concrete. Used mostly in mass concrete works like concrete gravity dams
Can you successfully plaster a block pool?
I have considered building a solid block pool, coating with a material such as 'thoroseal', then either plastering or tiling. It would seem possible as this application works well for foutains and ponds. But I would like to know for sure before laying out the money to proceed.
How do you write 'works' in French?
"works" as in "(road)works" is "travaux" (masc.) "works" as in "she works" (the verb) is "travaille".
When was Early Works for Me If It Works for You created?
Early Works for Me If It Works for You was created in 1998.
My husband's insurance covers his daughter as the primary but her mom carries dental for her now her insurance is refusing to cover her orthodontia due to the fact they are secondary- is this legal?
You do not say what state you are in and the exact answer could be a function of the insurance law for coordination of benefits in your state. However there also could be a specific provision in the Mom's policy--usually titled non-duplication of benefits--that says it does not pay if other insurance exists.Without a non-duplication provision, in general if the primary insurance company covers orthodontia, it will pay first and then the secondary insurance will pay some additional portion. There can be differences state to state but in general it works this way:The primary carrier pays the claims as if there is no other insurance involved. The COB law requires the secondary carrier to calculate what the benefit would have been for the claim if there were no other carrier involved, but allows the secondary carrier to deduct the amount paid on the claim by the primary carrier from its payment. The secondary carrier then pays the claim up to 100% of the allowable expense if the benefit contained in the policy is great enough. So, if the dentist's charge for ortho is $1000, but the allowable expense is $800; the claim will be paid based on $800 being the maximum that can be paid.There are two exceptions to this general rule. First if the primary carrier is a DHMO and the patient does not use a DHMO provider, the secondary carrier must pay the claim as if it were a primary carrier. As well, self-funded and collectively bargained employer groups operate under federal law and do not have to follow state COB laws. These groups often utilize "non-duplication" provisions to lower premiums. These provisions provide that that the insurer will not pay for benefits that are reimbursed by other insurance. Where these provisions are present in the patient's policy, there may not be any payment from the secondary carrier.An allowable expense is the usual and customary or maximum allowable expense for the dental service when the item is covered at least in part under any of the plans involved. When a covered person is covered by two or more carriers which determine benefits on the basis of usual and customary fees or maximum allowable expense, any amount in excess of the highest usual and customary or maximum allowable is not an allowable expense. When a covered person is covered by two or more carriers, which determine benefits on the basis of contracted fees, any fee in excess of the highest contracted fee is not an allowable expense.You might want to contact the consumer representative in your state Department of Insurance to help sort out your policy provisions.
