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Ethical and Professional Issues in the Field of Engineering and Management Concept Engineering and Construction Essay
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Ethical and professional issues in the field of engineering and management concepts have received a lot of interest globally right from human social life to environmental sustainability. It has been observed that organizations have adopted some code of ethics for their engineers in order to tap the global market and adopt operation legislations. 
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Road Works Equipment: Compaction and Asphalting Engineering and Construction Research Proposal
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Roads are the lifeline of any economically vibrant nation. In this perspective, the road works equipment assumes a special significance as it not only impacts the overall quality of roads in a country but also influences the economies associated with the construction and maintenance of roads. Road works equipment is a billion-dollar industry that is growing and expanding at an exponential pace.
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The Effects of the Ionospheric Scintillations Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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In Europe, a complete database of scintillations is maintained and many forecasting techniques have been developed over time in lieu of the topic. Scattering, diffraction, and multipath transmission can be generated by either the atmospheric irregularities or the surface unevenness (Fang J D, Tseng T F, Calvit O T, Jan 1982).
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Types of Foundation and Their Uses in Building Construction Engineering and Construction Assignment
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The foundation of any construction is a structure that transfers loads to the earth or to the soil in the most efficient way possible. There are generally two categories of foundations namely: Shallow foundations deep foundations For a design process for any given base to be efficient, ensuring that the load-bearing capacity of the soil is not extended is very vital.
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Different Types of Foundations in Construction Technology Engineering and Construction Assignment
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According to the findings of the paper, it can be said that foundations that are used in construction structures transfer loads to the ground or to the soil. These types of foundations are used to support a line of loads, which can either be due to a load-bearing wall or if a line of columns needs support.
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Analysis of Different Fire in Building Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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The paper explains that the most important thing is to understand why so many fires have happened and how the prevention of fires through fire safety engineering methods can take place. Hereafter, a scope is given. The scope of this report basically revolves around fires in the twentieth century and covers fires in the United Kingdom, the USA, Italy, and India.
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Engineering Design Practice Engineering and Construction Assignment
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 A fire plume is the column of hot gases, flames, and smoke rising above the fire. The flame and its column of hot combustion products rise because of a buoyancy force that is caused by the differences in density or temperature. If the hot gases cool to ambient temperature, the buoyancy force becomes zero and the plume will no longer rise.
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Usage and Importance of Construction Technology Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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English bond contains alternating tracks of headers and stretchers, with the alternative headers placed in the center, over, and under the vertical joints of stretchers. English bond brick walls are ideal for garden walls. It observes a rule on building a wall made of brick that no two adjacent vertical lines should be in line. 
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The Design Methods of Fire Resistance of Buildings Engineering and Construction Assignment
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In a premixed flame, the reactants are well mixed up and burn when the mixture is raised to a sufficiently high temperature on the other hand in diffusion flames the reactants are of separate origins. A Bunsen flame is a practical example of premixed flames. Most of the industrial fires are good examples of diffusion flames.
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Engineering Solutions in Fire Technology Engineering and Construction Assignment
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Flashover is probably the final event or the stage which can lead to maximum hazards in the building. This point needs a certain set of criteria as every place does not reach a flashover. There has to be a point where the place is completely filled with flames and heat fluctuations are such which could ignite other combustibles as well.
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The Implementation of Transportation System in the United Kingdom Engineering and Construction Case Study
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Smarter choices are practices for influencing people's travel manners towards more sustainable options such as encouraging school, workplace, and individualized travel development. They also seek to get better public transport and marketing services such as travel responsiveness campaigns, setting up websites for car share schemes, supporting car clubs, and encouraging teleworking. 
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Health and Safety Devices of the Construction Company Engineering and Construction Report
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Generally these result from events, either singly or in combination, that are not anticipated, events or actions that cause unexpected loads, or from errors during erection, use, or dismantling. Failures of any part of the crane or load carrying systems are likely to cause serious accidents – which generally involve bothering crane operators, or other site personnel, or the general public.
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Luffing Tower Crane Health and Safety Devices Engineering and Construction Case Study
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There is a boom in the construction industry in the United Kingdom. Various equipment and different level of skilled laborers usually are found within these locations. However, the laborers are exposed to various risks that can be controlled. Most buildings are storey and use specific equipment to aid the construction purpose.
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Fire Safety Strategy for Anywhere Community Centre Engineering and Construction Case Study
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Maintaining a safe building is the first step to ensuring reasonable levels of fire safety for the building and its occupants in the event of a fire. Thus, the fundamental features that provide a basis for both building and life safety in all buildings are elements of structure, compartmentation, and internal linings. 
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Health and Safety Aspects in Car Park Construction Engineering and Construction Literature review
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As an advisor on constructional safety, I have proposed the various factors related to this construction. Advice has been given on the operating principles of the luffing tower crane which becomes essential for the proper and safe operation of such a crane that is being used by this construction employer.
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Risk Assessment at Foster Building Engineering and Construction Case Study
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the construction of the car park should follow these requirements so that the carne they select is a suitable one. The lifting equipment should not be used for situations that may cause it to overturn, i.e. no overloading of the crane. All parts of the crane should be inspected and in working condition.
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Safety of Occupants When a Fire Spreads throughout the Building Engineering and Construction Case Study
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B1, B2, B3, B4, and B5 of the building regulation 2000 Document B are considered important in this part of the paper.  Calculations of the width of emergency entrances and the number of occupants are an essential part of this paper. The second part of the paper consists of a fire safety strategy; this plan is in compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order (FSO).
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Building Regulation and Fire Safety Management Engineering and Construction Report
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Fire is the chemical union of oxygen with fuel accompanied by the evolution of thermal energy in form of a flame. For a fire to start there must be three elements namely oxygen or air, combustible material, and a source of ignition or heat. Since an adequate amount of oxygen is required to sustain fire, the more oxygen is available, the more the rate of burning.
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Luffing Tower Crane Analysis Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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One of the areas that construction is commenced is the University of Central Lancashire in which a four-story car park is to be constructed. The luffing tower crane plays an important role in the construction of the car park since it is a four-story building. It is very important to make a documentation of accomplishments and any problem associated with the crane.
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Building Regulations and Fire Safety Strategy for Anywhere Community Centre Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The aim of this report is to explore the fire safety strategy and to develop a fire safety management strategy for Anywhere Community Centre. The center should have a fire-fighting system to ensure that the fire is put off at the earliest time possible. In the case of Anywhere Community Centre sprinklers plays an important role and may be activated by fire detectors.
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Building Regulation and Fire Safety Management Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The Anywhere Community Centre in Preston has constructed a new building for strengthening their range of services as extended to the people in the areas of care and counseling, advice and information in the building premises. The newly constructed building will provide the services like a stage room, a hall, a chapel, youth room, offices, infant’s rooms, and other allied facilities.
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Near Asteroid Earth Rendezvous Engineering and Construction Report
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The objective of the mission is distributed as primary and secondary objectives. Primary objectives involved the return information analyses for physical, geological, chemical, mineral properties of the asteroid. Secondary objectives are more focused on regolith property study, the effect of solar winds, and spin activity.
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Manezh Hall Fire-Incident Engineering and Construction Case Study
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If we look carefully at the architecture of the building, we would find that it was not easy to set them on fire because the floor of the attic was constructed with the help of 40mm thick wooden planks and besides, the attic had already been protected by the fire-resistant materials just three years back. (The Russia Journal 2004: Online).
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Fire Safety Strategy of the Anywhere Community Centre in Preston Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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Being the fire safety advisor the author of the following paper intend to bring up the existing building to the standards demanded by modern Building Regulations detailing the type of fire safety facilities that are proposed to be incorporated within the building along with their respective specification.
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Fire-Safety in the Channel Tunnel Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The Channel Tunnel considered to be the eighth wonder of the world and a commendable engineering feat proved that no conventional designing and engineering molds and safety measures could prevent eventuality and incident like that of a fire. The tunnel connected France with England whose design and construction were the coordinated efforts of whole Europe and the United States.
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A Number of Potential Fire Sources and Risk Points in the Details of the House Plan Engineering and Construction Report
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In view of the need to determine compliance and apply the requirements of fire safety regulations in case of deficiencies, a critical evaluation of the house plan is necessary. Although the report found some minor problems with the house plan, it is generally in accordance with the standard specified by the current fire safety regulations.
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Consequences of the Accident and Lessons Learned - Buncefield Fire 2005 Engineering and Construction Case Study
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Mineral oils had been stored at Buncefield since 1968. The affected storage depot, Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal Limited or HOSL was the fifth biggest complex of mineral oil storage tanks in the United Kingdom. It has a capacity of 273 million liters of fuel. Prior to the disaster, the plant handled approximately 2.37 million tonnes of fuel annually. 
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Means of Detection and Warning System Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The Jones’ house is a large house in the context of the definition provided by Document B Volume 2 although it does not exceed 200m2 of floor area for one floor since it has two floors in it. This implies that fire safety considerations presented in this document will be based on the fire safety requirements for big houses detailed in the FSO 2005 Document.
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Fire Safety in General Engineering and Construction Report
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Fire safety concerns safety measures to prevent the effects of fires and is the result of proper use of fire protection measures. Fire Safety measures are installations or types of construction that have been incorporated into the building to ensure safety within the building in the event of a fire.
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A Fire Safety Analysis for the Proposed Building for Mr and Mrs Jones Engineering and Construction Case Study
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This paper tells that the construction materials should have marking CE according to requirements of construction products directive 89/106/EEC. The electrical products should satisfy low voltage directive 73/23/EEC and amendment 93/68/EEC and EMC directive 89/336/EEC as amended by the CE marking directive 93/68/EEC.
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Designing for Fire Safety Engineering and Construction Case Study
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This report is developed to assess up to what extent the Jones house design conforms to the fire safety standard detailed in Volume 1 (Dwelling Houses) of Approved Document B. In the same manner, this report will offer suggestions as to how to improve the design to meet the specific requirements set by Fire Safety Office (FSO) to protect lives and properties.
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Means of Fire Detection and Escape in Mr and Mrs Jones Building Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The safety measures for the building should conform to regulation 7 of building regulation 2000. The materials for construction should bear marking CE with respect to Construction Products Directive 89/106/EEC. Electrical products present in the building should comply with Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC and amendment 93/68/EEC and EMC directive 89/336/EEC.
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Build Environment: Case of Hope House Engineering and Construction Case Study
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Each story must be well ventilated. This will be achieved by the provision of natural ventilation (like roof vents or wall openings) or the use of mechanical ventilation like extractor fans or a combination of both. The building will be such that it will be able to allow for both vertical and horizontal ventilation during fire fighting sessions.
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Strategies of Design for Fire Safety Amid Practical Environmental and Economic Constraints Engineering and Construction Report
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These passive measures are complemented by the active fire protection measures which include alarm systems, use of fire extinguishers, and evacuation strategies. In this respect, the intelligent building should feature the structural design as discussed above where compartmentation, structural integrity, and smoke-tight sealing are adhered to so as to ensure fire safety.
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Fire Safety Design for a 20-storey Building in Preston Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The paper outlines the general location and overall layout of the building with regard to fire safety considerations. The paper addresses building construction details and materials with regard to making the structure as fire-resistant as possible and details fire detection and alarm systems, escape routes and rescue provisions, and fire extinguishing equipment and access for the fire services.
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The Construction with Reference to Beetham Tower in Manchester Engineering and Construction Literature review
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Building talk (n.d.) indicates that the Beetham tower has soffit insulation that was retrofitted beneath the concrete slabs. The insulation provides a vapor barrier and satisfies class 0 on the surface spread of fire. The kooltherm system provides a cold bridge and maintains internal temperature within a minimal temperature deviation. 
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Understand Building Construction Engineering and Construction Report
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The basic components required for constructing a green roof are a waterproof layer, root repellent membrane, filter cloth, moisture blanket, drainage system, soil substrate, seeds, and plants and these layers of green roof system mimic natural processes and play a vital role in protecting the buildings and roofs.
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Site Conditions and Constraints and the Reuse of Building Plots Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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There is a policy of observing and documenting the physical conditions of the site during all phases of a project (Martin, 96). These are in both written and photographic records. This documentation is valuable for assisting in the restoration of the site to its original condition including physical features and topography at the close of the project, determining damages, and settling claims.
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Site Conditions and Constraints for the Building's Construction Engineering and Construction Report
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The design of the roofs depends upon the climatic conditions of the area, and annual rainfall in the area. The performance of the roofing systems depends upon the observance of the building’s rules and procedures as formulated by the concerned local, national, and international agencies dealing with building laws to meet the legal obligations related to the building constructions.
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Definition Construction: The Great Northern Tower Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The Great Northern Tower has a spire pinnacle with a pinnacle height of 90 meters, a roof height of 72 meters (figure 11). The Great Northern Tower has 25 floors and its primary use is mainly residential with a possibility of retail secondary use. The floor space of the Great Northern Tower is 25,700 square meters and accommodates 257 apartments.
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Ground Stabilizations of All the Codes and Procedures of Civil Engineering Engineering and Construction Assignment
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In the main cities of the UK, there are too many sites where open plots are lying vacant. These plots are filled with garbage from the households and shopping centers or with the debris of the demolished buildings. These sites can be put to useful purposes and can be used for municipal and other civic uses if all the basic requirements of civil engineering are properly fulfilled. 
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Functional Requirements of a Floor Engineering and Construction Assignment
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Strong floor to support the dead load and also what occupies the floor such as the furniture and the equipment of the room. The stability of the floor is important in order to support the people who use it and the equipment or machinery that rely on the support of the floor. The floor therefore should have the stability to support all these.
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What Is a Truss Bridge Engineering and Construction Assignment
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Owing to its efficient use of materials, a truss bridge is economical to construct. According to physical science, where there is a great law of motion that exists, the nature of a truss allows for the analysis of the structure using a few assumptions and the application of Newton's laws of motion. In order to analyze, trusses are considered to be pin jointed where the elongated parts come.
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Ecological Housing Fabric Engineering and Construction Coursework
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Generally speaking, in the building by Westminster, cold water storage is eliminated from the roof space to avoid penetration into the roof space by the pipe, being replaced by direct feed mams pressure water system. Moreover, the hot water cylinder is factory sprayed with urethane foam to a thickness 60mm. 
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The Treaty of Waitangi Engineering and Construction Essay
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A number of Maori organizations have indicated that they are against the sale because they believe they should have a say on the usage of the waters of river Waikato, and through the sale, they will not be able to put this claim to the test. This issue has resulted in a nationwide debate regarding the ownership of the river’s waters and is therefore worth discussing and writing about.
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Metamaterials: Negative Refractive Index Engineering and Construction Assignment
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The resonant antenna coupling makes the antenna sensitive to radiation, though the radiation wavelength is much bigger when compared with the antenna size. Hence, one can make an electrically small antenna to operate at microwave frequencies with the use of such a resonator.  The main aim is to make such an antenna.
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Antennas and Antenna Arrays Engineering and Construction Term Paper
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It is made in different shapes and sizes which vary in accordance with the wavelength and the frequency of the desired signal (thinkquest.com n.d.). There exists a wide variety of antenna which is used in a wider variety of industries: radio and television, cellular phone and other wireless communication like the wireless internet.
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Design the Office for a Company Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The security of a building during its design depends on the type and location of the building and also what needs to be secured in such buildings. This security must or have to depend on the regulations and codes, their relationship with other building systems, the total cost (initial and maintenance), and its flexibility in the foreseeable needs. 
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Waste Water Treatment Engineering Engineering and Construction Case Study
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Primary sedimentation tanks are designed to make the wastewater have the optimal speed for sedimentation. If the speed of water in the primary sedimentation tank is very high many of the particles in the wastewater may not settle because they lack enough time for that and therefore they can flow away with treated water. 
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The Renovation Plan for Abbey House Engineering and Construction Case Study
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The University purchased the building with the aim of relocating the overseas marketing headquarters in the building. The original plan was to retain the two listed elevations while the rest of the building would be demolished. As part of the renovation plan, it is required that the basement area be excavated so as to house a new room and vaults used in the storage of students' records.
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