About Project and there example, characteristics.
Category: Civil Engineering
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Loss of head in pipe
Pipes were introduced in the very earliest days of the practice of hydraulics. Their common place used today makes them of great importance that the laws governing the flow in them should be fully understood. Some loss of energy is inevitable in the flow of any real fluid.
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AUTOCAD FINAL PROJECT
I WOULD NEED YOUR EMAIL TO SEND YOU THE CAD FILE AND THEN YOU’LL NEED TO SEND IT BACK TO ME WHEN YOU’RE DONE VIA EMAIL.
OVERVIEW
In this Final Project Assignment, you will have the opportunity to work on a more complex
problem and present your results. You should use the knowledge you have gained through the 6
AutoCAD assignments to demonstrate your mastery.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Open the provided drawing Final Project.dwg.
2. Set drawing units to ENGINEERING.
3. Draw the roadway centerline and the edges of the roadway as detailed in the textbook in
Chatper 15 (20 foot wide road). You can determine at what location youd like the road
to run, but it should run from left to right in straight path across the plan view.
4. Create the elevation view below the plan view by utilizing the centerline elevations.
Make sure to then include the proposed profile for your roadway, keeping in mind that
youll want to minimize cut and fill work.
5. Delineate the earthwork. There is an example of this process in chapter 16. You can
utilize a +/- 2% slope.
a. Draw vertical lines between two profiles.
b. Delineate cut and fill on the lower side of the road.
c. Extend the projection lines to the other edge of the road.
d. Repeat the delineation process for the other edge of the road.
e. Hatch and label the cut and fil as well as the roadway.
6. Utilizing the PnP layout tab, set the viewport scale to 1:400.
7. Update the text blocks in the title block for this class.
8. Plot to a .pdf utilizing the name format: LastName_ProjectNumber_Date.pdf.
9. Save the AutoCAD file utilizing the following file name format:
LastName_ProjectNumber_Date.dwg.
10. Submit both files to complete the project.
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784 – ANSYS
Assignment Execution Instructions Stress Analysis (MECH0018.1)
Student Name: BASHAR ISSA SALIM ABDULLAH AL AGHBARI
You are required to complete the full lab portfolio assignment using ANSYS Mechanical APDL R1 2026. The work must be accurate, complete, and professionally presented, including all required simulation files.
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## General Requirements
– Use ANSYS Mechanical APDL 2026 R1 only
– Provide step-by-step modeling with clear screenshots
– All results must be explained and justified
– Submit a complete Word report
– Include all ANSYS software files
– Use consistent units (mm, N, MPa)
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## Task 1: Stress Concentration Analysis
### Student Data:
– A = 135 mm
– B = 115 mm
– C = 85 mm
– D = 75 mm
– E = 85 mm
– F = 42 mm
### Model Setup:
– Plate with hole (as per assignment figure)
– Load = 70 kN (tensile)
– Thickness = 15 mm
– Material:
– E = 210 10 N/mm
– = 0.29
– Element Type: PLANE183
– Plane stress with thickness
### Required Work:
A. Define and explain PLANE183 element
B. Compute deformation:
– With hole
– Without hole
Provide comparison with figures
C. Mesh Sensitivity Analysis:
– Coarse mesh
– Medium mesh
– Fine mesh
Select optimum mesh and justify
D. Determine maximum stress at:
– Section 1
– Section 2
– Section 3
E. Calculate Stress Concentration Factor (Kt)
F. Thickness Study:
Repeat analysis for:
– 20 mm
– 25 mm
– 30 mm
Compare results
G. Fillet Analysis:
Add fillet and compare stress with and without fillet
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## Task 2: Buckling Analysis
### Student Data:
– L1 = 130 mm
– L2 = 110 mm
– Force = 14 kN
– I-Beam = W200 22
– Number of Modes = 6
### Model Setup:
– Element Type: BEAM188
– Material:
– EX = 210e6
– PRXY = 0.27
– Density = 7.8e-9
– Number of elements per line = 30
### Required Work:
– Perform buckling analysis
– Extract 6 modes
### Results:
For each mode:
– Deformation at points a, b, c
– In directions X, Y, Z
– Fill the required table completely
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## Task 3: Fracture Mechanics Analysis
### Student Data:
– Crack length (a) = 0.015 m
– Plate width (b) = 0.15 m
– Applied stress = 115 MPa
### Model Setup:
– Material:
– E = 180 GPa
– = 0.3
– Use PLANE183 and quarter-point crack-tip elements (PLANE82)
### Required Work:
A. Stress Intensity Factor (SIF)
1. Analytical solution
2. ANSYS solution
3. Compare results
4. Calculate percentage error
B. Crack Length Study
Increase crack length three times:
– 0.025 m
– 0.035 m
– 0.045 m
Provide table and discussion
C. Stress vs SIF
– Use stress values from 120 MPa to 240 MPa (increment 20 MPa)
– Plot SIF vs stress
– Determine maximum allowable stress using KIC = 23
– Repeat for semi-circular crack
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## Required ANSYS Files
You must submit all software files:
For each task:
– .db
– .rst
– .log
– .inp or APDL command files
– Any macros used
Folder structure:
– Task1_Bashar
– Task2_Bashar
– Task3_Bashar
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## Report Structure
The report must include:
1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. Introduction
4. Methodology with screenshots
5. Results (tables and figures)
6. Discussion
7. Conclusion
8. References (APA style)
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## Important Notes
– All work must be original
– No copy-paste
– Every step must be documented
– Results must be logically explained
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## Final Deliverables
1. Complete Word report
2. All ANSYS APDL files
3. Screenshots of modeling steps and results
4. Graphs and tables
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Complete all tasks with high accuracy and professional presentation.
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Reinforce concrete 2 rcd
1. Design a square tied column of SMALLEST cross section to support an axial dead
load of 600 KN and an axial live load of 400 KN. Assume c = 20.7 MPa and fy= 276 MPa. Use 20mm main bars and 10mm ties. Use NSCP 2015.
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3D – DESING BY BLENDER .
You are required to create a complete and accurate 3D model of “Villa 3S” using Blender.
The final work must closely match the reference image in terms of shape, proportions, and overall design quality.
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PART 1: MODELING
– Start by building the main structure using a Cube.
– Scale and shape the cube to match the rectangular form of the villa.
– Create the slanted roof/angled top edges as shown in the reference.
– Add thickness to walls where needed.
– Model the large front glass facade:
– Create a wide opening on the front side
– Insert glass panels using separate objects
– Add terrace (deck) in front of the glass facade:
– Use a plane and extrude slightly
– Keep proportions realistic
– Add simple interior elements (optional but preferred):
– Table and chairs (basic shapes only)
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PART 2: MATERIALS (TWO VERSIONS REQUIRED)
You must produce TWO versions of the same model:
VERSION 1 (Before White Material):
– Apply basic/default material (grey or raw look)
– No final colors
– This version should clearly show the geometry and structure
VERSION 2 (After White Material):
– Apply clean white material to all exterior walls
– Apply glass material to windows (transparent with reflections)
– Keep materials simple and realistic
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PART 3: LIGHTING
– Use a Sun Light source
– Adjust angle to match natural outdoor lighting
– Ensure shadows are soft and realistic
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PART 4: ENVIRONMENT
– Add a ground plane (grass look or simple green color)
– Keep environment minimal and clean
– Optional: add sky texture for realism
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PART 5: CAMERA SETUP
Use the SAME camera angle for both versions:
– Set a perspective front angle (similar to reference image)
– Make sure the full building is visible
– Frame the terrace and glass facade clearly
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PART 6: REQUIRED RENDERS
You must render the following images:
1) BEFORE MATERIAL IMAGE:
– Same camera angle
– Model without white material (raw/grey look)
2) AFTER MATERIAL IMAGE:
– Same camera angle
– Model with white walls and glass applied
3) ADDITIONAL OPTIONAL SHOTS (if needed):
– Side view
– Top view
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PART 7: RENDER SETTINGS
– Use high-quality rendering (Cycles preferred)
– Ensure no noise and good lighting balance
– Output images in high resolution
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FINAL REQUIREMENTS:
– Accurate modeling of Villa 3S
– Clean geometry and proportions
– Two clear renders (before and after white material)
– Same camera angle for comparison
– Professional and realistic final output
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The final result must demonstrate strong understanding of:
– 3D modeling fundamentals
– Material application
– Lighting and rendering consistency
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-Blender files .
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Blender Files
Please submit only the Blender-related project files.
The report and presentation are already completed.
I only need the files directly related to the Blender project and 3D model.
Required files:
– Original Blender project file (.blend)
– Rendered images used in the project
– Texture/material files (if any)
– Render output files
– Any linked assets used inside Blender
– Optional: turntable animation/video file
– Optional: backup/save versions of the Blender project
Please ensure:
– All files open correctly without missing textures
– The final version is included
– File names are organized clearly
The submitted Blender files should include:
– The complete Villa 3S model
– Before material version
– After white material version
– Lighting and camera setup used for rendering
Only Blender/software-related files are required at this stage.
Requirements: Complete 100%
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BLENDER FILES.
Please submit only the Blender-related project files.
The report and presentation are already completed.
I only need the files directly related to the Blender project and 3D model.
Required files:
– Original Blender project file (.blend)
– Rendered images used in the project
– Texture/material files (if any)
– Render output files
– Any linked assets used inside Blender
– Optional: turntable animation/video file
– Optional: backup/save versions of the Blender project
Please ensure:
– All files open correctly without missing textures
– The final version is included
– File names are organized clearly
The submitted Blender files should include:
– The complete Villa 3S model
– Before material version
– After white material version
– Lighting and camera setup used for rendering
Only Blender/software-related files are required at this stage.
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Cul es la diferencia entre la viscosidad dinmica y cinemtica…
Quisiera saber la verdadera diferencia entre las dos viscosidades ya que no entiendo sus diferencias fisicas, y su relacin matemtica
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Civil Engineering Question
RESEARCH PAPER ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
The research paper should incorporate Biblical worldview of some topic of a natural and
dynamic system. There are several dynamic natural systems arround us. For example, flying
birds, moving water or river, a moving cloud, suns or other planets motion relative to the earth,
a fish moving in water etc. In this paper, you will be selecting a natural dynamic system and
discuss the system based on the following points:
a) Describe the path(s) of motion of the component(s) and select appropriate coordinate
axes to describe the motion. Discuss why the selected coordinate axes are best to describe
the motion of the selected system.
b) Discuss the importance of the dynamic system and its motion for the functionality of
other systems that depend on it. State any assumptions.
c) Draw (sketch or use software) free-body and kinetic diagrams of the system. Use
appropriate kinematics and kinetics equations and write equation of motion for the
system using the selected coordinates.
d) Romans 1:20 says For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities-his
eternal power and divine nature-have been clearly seen, being understood from what has
been made, so that people are without excuse. Does the dynamic natural system you
selected indicate the existence of a supernatural being? Why or why not? Also comment
on the intelligence of the design of the system and its benefit to humanity.
Deliverables/Expectations:
e) Your writing should be well-organized and free of grammar, punctuation, and spelling
errors. Your paper should have the following components:
- Professional cover page (with title, course name, project name, university name, and
date of submission)
- Summary/Abstract (standalone)
- Introduction/Body
- Conclusions (a standalone conclusion containing a brief summary of the paper’s main
points)
- Bibliography (at least four of your references should be peer reviewed articles:
Journal publications, conference proceedings, books.)
f) Number of words: 1500-2000 word write-up, not counting your bibliography.
g) Your report should include sufficient illustrations/figures to describe your selected system.
Pictures/figures should have labels and captions.
h) Your written submittal should have APA formatting and reference style.
o The sources of pictures/figures/tables should be cited using APA and displayed next
to captions.
o Each picture/figure/table should be referred and discussed within the text.
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Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.