The process for tying rebar for the isolated footings is:
1. Lay the bottom mat on the PCC
2. Tie the vertical rebars to the bottom mat
3. Place the stirrups around the vertical rebars
4. Tie the top mat of the footing
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
Top 10 Real Estate Companies in India
1. DLF
2. Unitech
3. Raheja Developers
4. Ansals
5 Hiranandani Constructions
6. Mantri Constructions
7. Jaypee Housing
8. Kalpatru
9. Kumar Builders
10. Omaxe
2. Unitech
3. Raheja Developers
4. Ansals
5 Hiranandani Constructions
6. Mantri Constructions
7. Jaypee Housing
8. Kalpatru
9. Kumar Builders
10. Omaxe
Monday, August 2, 2010
Types of Valves
lvelvvBasically there are 4 types of mechanical valves:
1. Flow Regulating Valve - The purpose is to control the amount of flow in the pipe. Eg Butterfly or Globe Valve
2. Stop Valve - To completely stop or start the flow of fluid. These valves are good for "On" and "Off" application but poor in controlling the amount of flow. Eg Ball Valve or Gate Valve
3. Check Valve - Allows the fluid to flow in only one direction and prevents backflow of fluid
4. Pressure Regulating Valve - If the pressure in the piping system exceeds a certain amount, then the valve opens to relieve the pressure in the sytem. Eg Steam bypass valve
Generally the valves are color coded as per the fluid they are carrying
White Color - Steam
Blue Color - Water
Yellow - Fuel/oil
Dark brown- Sewage
1. Flow Regulating Valve - The purpose is to control the amount of flow in the pipe. Eg Butterfly or Globe Valve
Butterfly Valve
Globe Valve
2. Stop Valve - To completely stop or start the flow of fluid. These valves are good for "On" and "Off" application but poor in controlling the amount of flow. Eg Ball Valve or Gate Valve
3. Check Valve - Allows the fluid to flow in only one direction and prevents backflow of fluid
4. Pressure Regulating Valve - If the pressure in the piping system exceeds a certain amount, then the valve opens to relieve the pressure in the sytem. Eg Steam bypass valve
Generally the valves are color coded as per the fluid they are carrying
White Color - Steam
Blue Color - Water
Yellow - Fuel/oil
Dark brown- Sewage
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