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steel cranes can carry heavy steel beams thousands of feet high during skyscraper construction. This is an example of?
The evolution of building techniques:apex
An engineer chooses to use a natural adhesive for a building project instead of a heavy-duty chemical glue that releases harmful fumes.?
Green design
What are the risks associated with your working environment?
Some of the risks include electrocution, burn hazards, falling hazards (example:you are putting in conduit in the ceiling of a tall building), some heavy lifting/pulling, etc.
What does a rubber structure beneath a building prevent it from being da naged?
A rubber structure beneath a building acts as a vibration isolation system, absorbing and dampening seismic waves or ground vibrations. This flexibility helps to prevent structural damage during events like earthquakes or heavy impacts by minimizing the transfer of forces to the building. Additionally, it can mitigate the effects of settlement or shifting soil, further protecting the integrity of the structure over time. Overall, this cushioning effect enhances the building's resilience and longevity.
What is a surcharge load on a building?
A surcharge load on a building refers to additional weight or pressure applied to the structure beyond its intended design loads. This can come from various sources, such as heavy equipment, storage materials, or nearby construction activities. Surcharge loads can affect the building's foundation and stability, necessitating careful consideration in engineering and design to ensure safety and integrity. Proper assessment and management of these loads are crucial to prevent structural failures.
How long does it take for a building to sink in a wetland?
It depends how wet it is, how heavy the building is, how well built it is, etc
What does prison fortress mean?
a heavy protected area and inpenetrable building
What was used to lave the heavy stone blocks when building the pyramids?
ramps
How heavy is a building block in the great pyramids of Egypt?
Around 2 tons.
Who can help you find out inside your house is contaminated with heavy metals?
a building/home inspector
How heavy is a block used for building Egyptian pyramids?
at least 150kg per brick
What willl the construction worker use if he wants to carry heavy things in the building?
Weight
Is body building a height prevention?
it depends on what you are trying to do.. but heavy lifting can stunt your growth
Is a building heavy?
The weight of a building depends on the building. Some small ones weigh as much as a vehicle, and others outweigh thousands of cars. As you can imagine, there is a very broad range of weights for buildings.
What equipment is used to reduce the damage of earthquakes?
heavy duty springs that keep the building balanced
How do builders know how much weight a structure can hold?
the achitects have to because if the building is too heavy it will collapse and if the building is light it will tip they measure the weight with building materials like metal weights and bricks
How heavy does the Empire State Building weigh with a dog on top of it?
the weight of the dog plus 365,000 pounds
