Civil Studs

Vi rtual reality refers to computer-generated environments or realities that are designed to simulate a person’s physical presence in a specific environment that is designed to feel real. The purpose of VR is to allow a person to experience and manipulate the environment as if it were the real world. Virtual reality can be divided into: The simulation of a real environment for training and education. The development of an imagined environment for a game or interactive story. The use of virtual reality techniques in the development of educational applications brings new perspectives to the teaching of subjects related to the field of civil construction. In order to obtain models, which would be able to visually simulate the construction process of two types of construction work, the research turned to the techniques of geometric modeling and virtual reality. The applications developed for this purpose are concerned with the construction of a cavity wall an...

Robotics and Automation in construction industry

The industry of Construction is one of the few manufacturing enterprises that employ manpower as its central source of production. Whether new development, demolition or remodelling , robots currently do not play a major role in any stage of the building’s life cycle. In the early stages of deployment, several new robots that are currently being developed can be substituted. The construction industry is prepared for the emergence of robots since it is largely non-automated. Construction projects typically take place in a haphazard location with a variety of species and dangerous regions. The notion of replacing human construction workers with robots has several benefits, including improved product quality, safety, and efficiency. In this essay, we explore the present impact of automotive robot technology on the industry as well as potential future effects on a few of the building industries. Machine Control (Automated) Te...

Field Compaction Methods

Compaction is the densification of soil materials by the use of mechanical energy. Soil is compacted by removing air and water from its pore space. There exists a certain amount of moisture that soil can have where a maximum unit weight is obtained. When the soil is compacted to this state it is referred to as the maximum moisture/ unit weight. The maximum Moisture/ unit weight is used exclusively to determine the degree of compaction of the earth back-fill. Objectives of Compaction:- · Increase the shear strength. · Increased bearing capacity for foundation support. · Reduce compressibility and smaller settlement of buildings and lesser deformation of earth structures. · Reduce permeability, leading to less seepage of water. · Improve ...

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