Learn How Buildings Are Constructed (Part 2 Of 2)

Be an Expert in Construction of Buildings , Impress others with Civil Engineering Vocabulary (Part 2 of 2).

What you'll learn
You shall learn about the various materials and methods used in the Construction of Buildings
You shall learn how buildings are constructed with step by step procedure.
Be an expert in Civil Engineering Construction domain.
You shall learn about Civil Engineering Vocabulary
Requirements
This course is explained in basic words that any Layman can also understand. Feel free to ask Questions inside.
Description
Have you ever wondered how the buildings are constructed ? Have you ever wondered how the buildings can sustain strong earthquakes, high winds and still keep us safe ? Are you planning to make your house in upcoming future and is afraid of all the civil engineering vocabulary that contractors say ? Are you an architect , interior designer or civil engineer , who does not feel much confident about the construction engineering and feels to update their knowledge about civil engineering domain ?  Then , Welcome to this course. In this series of courses , you shall learn how the buildings are constructed. This course is divided into various knowledgeful practical modules. Section-1 - Concrete as a Building Material In this section , Concrete as a building material is discussed. First , Cement and its types is discussed. Types of PPC with introduction to SCMs is also discussed. Production , Placement , Compaction and curing of Concrete is discussed in great detail with pictures and videos. Types of tests that can be done on the concrete at the site are also explained. Section-2 - Cast-in-Situ Concrete Structures and ComponentsIn this section , Cast-in-situ concrete structures are explained in great detail. The various components of Cast-In-Situ buildings are explained in step-by-step manner with pictures. Building components such as Beams, Columns , Slabs, Shear Walls are explained with pictures for your understanding. Section-3 - Precast Concrete Structures with Precast Connections In this section , Precast concrete structures are discussed with their significance. Precast components such as Precast Beams, Precast Slabs , Precast Columns and Precast Walls are discussed with typical precast connection types. Section-4 - Temporary Traffic Control in construction

Overview

Section 1: Concrete as a Building Material

Lecture 1 Cement and Types

Lecture 2 Types of PPC with explanation of SCMs

Lecture 3 3. Sand, Aggregates and Water as Constituent of Concrete

Lecture 4 Admixtures in Concrete and Types

Lecture 5 Production of Concrete

Lecture 6 Placement of Concrete

Lecture 7 Compaction and Curing of Concrete

Lecture 8 Workability of Concrete and Slump Test of Concrete

Section 2: Cast in Situ Concrete Structures and Components

Lecture 9 Difference between Suspended Slabs and Grade Slabs

Lecture 10 Flat slabs, Formwork Arrangement

Lecture 11 Concrete beams, load paths and reinforcement arrangement

Lecture 12 Columns , Shear Walls and Concrete Shells

Section 3: Precast Concrete Structures

Lecture 13 Precast Concrete Wall panels Hollow and solid

Lecture 14 Precast Slabs, Precast Beams and Precast Staircases

Lecture 15 Precast Joint connections , Dowels and Sealants

Section 4: Rebars

Lecture 16 Rebar Specifications in Australia, Canada, US and India

Lecture 17 Concrete Spacers, Binding Wire and Chairs

Section 5: Temporary Traffic Control in Construction Projects (TTC and MAP)

Lecture 18 How to Plan the TTC for construction projects

Lecture 19 Truck Mounted Attenuators , Guidelines and TTC Contract

Section 6: Stone Masonry Buildings

Lecture 20 Types of Stone Masonry and Principles of Stone Masonry Construction

Lecture 21 Difference between Rubble Masonry and Ashlar Masonry

Lecture 22 How to Construct Stone Masonry Walls ?

Lecture 23 How to Strengthen Stone Masonry walls for earthquake resistance ?

Section 7: Roofing Types of the Buildings with Introduction to Waterproofing

Lecture 24 Flat Roof System and its waterproofing

Lecture 25 Mono Pitch Roof , Saw Tooth Roof, Butterfly Roof and other Roofing Systems

Lecture 26 How to Calculate Pitch and Slope of the Roof

Lecture 27 Roof Tiles, Roof SHINGLES and Applications in Buildings

Section 8: (EXTRAS) Stainless Steel as a Building Material

Lecture 28 Stainless Steel as a building material

Architects,Civil Engineers,Building Contractors,Interior Designers,Construction Managers,Civil Engineering Students,Anyone with Interest in Building Construction