Civil Engineering

To say that bath spaces have changes would be an understatement. The enormous sophistication in the range of bath products and the change in the way people look at the space, has attracted several international players into the Indian markets, with a slew of technologically advanced and designed products. New concept of Modern Bathrooms The new trendy bathroom designs are making use of lot of wood furniture into the bathroom. Various companies are into the race for designing the furniture specifically for the application area and is resistant to both water and humidity. Wood surfaces act as a link between the bathroom as a space and its diverse range of elements. When fitted with paneling, drawers or shelves, washbasin, bathtubs and shower trays become items of furniture in their own right. These elements can also be complemented by wall cabinets with valuable storage space, bathrooms are currently in a period of transition. Today people expect more from them then the tradi...

Types of construction methods When you purchase a home, more thought is put into the location and layout of the property than the methods of construction that were used to build it. That is something that becomes incredibly important when you decide that you want to build your own home from scratch. You quickly learn how different structural methods and materials used in the construction can affect the bottom line. With a definite budget in place, you really need to pay attention to all of these details, which usually means that such things as amenities and house features take second place to the actual build. Foundation design is the most important and first step in the design of RCC structures. Masonry construction One of the most commonly used methods of construction is one that basically dates back centuries, and that is masonry. Brick and stone are durable materials that can withstand the elements better than most . Building a brick home on a stone slab means that you wil...

The Job Interview is usually the most stressful and difficult part of any engineering job. On the job stress falls a distant second to the interview required to get the job in the first place. So, what can we do to reduce the stress and impress our future boss at the interview? That’s where preparation comes in. This article is about job selection, employer investigation, pre-interviews and practice to show you’re prepared for the engineering job and not just the interview questions. Pre-Interview Interviews can be conducted with company employees (if it doesn’t interfere), competitors…even the suppliers and customers of the company (be careful about this one). The competitors can give you an idea of the wages and benefits that are standard for your work and the reputation of your potential employer. Who knows…if their competitors see someone ambitious enough to investigate the competition, they may offer you a position before you get to the interview. Employees of a company ca...

Types of concrete 1. Regular concrete 2. High-strength concrete 3. Stamped concrete ... 4. High-performance concrete 5. Self-consolidating concretes 6. Vacuum concretes 7. Shotcrete 8. Pervious concrete 9. Cellular concrete, 10. Cork-cement composites 11. Roller-compacted concrete 12. Glass concrete 13. Asphalt concrete 14. Rapid strength concrete 15. Rubberized concrete 16. Polymer concrete 17. Geopolymer or green concrete 18. Limecrete 19. Refractory Cement 20. Concrete cloth 21. Innovative mixtures 22. Gypsum concrete

Choronology Airport 1949:      The date heralded the formal beginning of aviation in Nepal with the landing of a 4 seater lone powered vintage Beach- craft Bonanza aircraft of Indian Ambassador Mr. Sarjit Singh Mahathia at Gauchar. 1950:      The first charter flight By Himalayan Aviation Dakota from Gauchar to Kolkata. 1955:      King Mahendra inaugurated Gauchar Airport and renamed it as Tribhuvan Airport. 1957:      Grassy runway transformed into a concrete one. 1957:      Department of Civil Aviation founded. 1958:      Royal Nepal Airlines started scheduled services domesticaly and externaly. 1959:      RNAC fuly owned by HMG/N as a public undertaking. 1959:      Civil Aviation Act 2015 BS. promulgated. 1960:      Nepal attained ICAO membership. 1964:...