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Kindly share your comments in English. I am unable to understand your comment.

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Yes, these structures cannot resist intense earthquakes. But they are only used for storage purposes or as ware houses, or in villages.

Kaun si type ki roof insulation kerwani hai, jumbolon ki, chemical coating, bitumen with tiles yaa chips?

@@startsustainableacademy jumbolon insulation KY oper concrete hu 1.5 inch hu

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Yes, this type of slab is very common these days.

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Thanks for your query. We are Pakistan based. But I believe this should be available in your country as well.

Thanks for your feedback. We appreciate your concerns, but we also appreciate for constructive feedbacks/discussions instead of biased and irrational comments. These types of slabs are used for storage or warehouses where humans won't live. For storing material or any other non-human resources, these are considered very cost effective and time saving options.

Sorry for that, but you can follow these steps to resolve this very common issue in P6 software.

Thanks for asking. The sheet is called "polythene sheet", you can search this item with same name on google. It is easily available all around the world. The plastic sheet alone will not be able to stop water, it should be used with concrete layer, chips layer and cement/sand mixer layer.

Sahi pehcana aap ny. Unhi ki lecture series hai ye jo upload honi hai is topic pai., ta keh sb is sy mustafid ho sken.

Thanks for the comment. These are precast girders and beams. During their construction "offsite" reinforcement is added in them. The details depend upon the design requirements.

The formula Mu = Vu(14ft - 5ft) represents the calculation of the moment (Mu) in a structural member, often a beam, due to a shear force (Vu) acting at a specific distance (5 feet) from a reference point. In this formula: Mu represents the moment, which is a measure of the tendency of the force to rotate or bend the structural member. It is typically measured in foot-pounds (ft-lb) or other appropriate units. Vu is the shear force applied at the location of interest, often measured in pounds (lb) or other appropriate units. The expression (14ft - 5ft) represents the lever arm or the horizontal distance from a reference point (such as a support) to the location where the shear force is applied. In this case, it's 5 feet from the reference point.

Thanks. This has no live loads thats why the girders are placed on the wall.

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Thanks. We are Pakistan based company.

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Thanks. Sure, I will upload it very soon.

Sir Abi tak upload ni kiya truss wala lec (force method )

@@jawadahmed5821 we have just uploaded the video for trusses.

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We are very happy to read this message. We would be more than happy for further guidance to you in this regard.

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These precast concrete plates have steel embedded in them during casting in the factory.

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Can you please translate into English because we did not understand what you are trying to convey to us.

Thanks. If you need any further guidance, let us know.

Yes you may be right but these types of structures are suitable for warehouses and stores. With skilled workforce and careful construction these structures can bear normal range earthquakes. As far as severe earthquakes are concerned, even framed structures fail.

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I don’t think that you actually get what it is what they showing. Systems like that are used for thousands of years around the world. These systems now made of concrete are not the final product. Rebar and another 3-4 inches of poured concrete on top of the whole floor are used to get a full 6 inch roofing/ ceiling. In Germany 8-10 inches!

The drainage part has not been shown in the video. It was done after the chips work on top. Plumbing pipes were installed for drainage on this project.

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