Juniper Publishers Journal Of Civil Engineering

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Juniper Publishers- Journal of Civil Engineering Keywords Architectural Credo; Cultural Beginning; Language’s transposition; Instinctive relation; Stimulus-reaction; Tectonised; Language’s phenomenon Opinion The human perceptions are architectural because of language. When we recognize the object, the sign, the phenomenon by its name we attach to it a meaning of the name. The name’s relation image-meaning is the language’s transposition of the instinctive relation stimulus-reaction. Therefore, the meaning (corresponding to reaction) contains the behavior’s models. Because in nature there are no meanings, the perception of the environment, as the manifestation of meanings, is of the world as a language’s phenomenon. The object -percept as an incarnation of its name-becomes, for us, tectonised by the name’s meaning i.e. by the related behavior’s model. Simultaneously the space around the object is organizing itself around th

Juniper Publishers- Journal of Civil Engineering Abstract Free-form buildings are one of the latest unique trends in the construction industry worldwide. A number of projects have been undertaken in different parts of the world. These structures are hailed for their stunning aesthetics and jaw-dropping curvatures. However, the design, fabrication and installation of free-form façades is very difficult process as it requires unprecedented precision. Free-form façade construction could yield such distresses as towering costs, leakages and panel twisting if not well managed from early stages. The choice of a production method is paramount as it impacts on both the cost and the aesthetics of the structure. This study dwelled on the use of cold bending for fabrication of free-form façade panels. Design BIM data of a small free-form building in Korea and later mock-up panels was overlapped and compared with the As-built data of the panels obtained by laser scanning.

Juniper Publishers: Effect of Different Water Sources on Survival Rate... : Journal of Oceanography & Fisheries - Juniper Publishers Abstract The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of...

Juniper Publishers- Journal of Civil Engineering Abstract The best quality of someone or something that creates something valuable can be considered as virtuous. The present article frames the engineering ethics, what I call the virtuous engineering, from the civil engineering perspective. Civil engineering can be comprehended in the sense of imagining, innovating and creating such structures and designs which not only make social life more convenient but also civilized. The engineering skills and virtues it involves in its engineering designs and structures represent the character of the society. From the ancient Giza Pyramids to the latest Qingdao Halwan Bridge all narrates the beauty, virtues, skills, techniques, challenging will and civil engineering attitude of their societies. The article construes the ethical enhancement in the civil engineering as a mark of social developments. The article is innovative and explorative in its analysis in the fashion it in

Juniper Publishers- Journal of Civil Engineering Abstract Globally, about 1.2 billion people reside in coastal areas presently, and this population scale is predicted to increase with time. With increase in coastal population the chances of exposure to storm surge is also increasing. Storm surge expose coastal areas and its residents to risk of loss of life, fatal injuries, property damage etc. Even though we cannot completely avoid the effect of this hazard, we can reduce the effect of hazard by proper study on the area under exposure and implementing a disaster management plan with adequate preparedness and mitigation strategies. Thus coastal hazard management has become an important aspect of coastal planning so as to develop the resilience of society towards coastal hazards. Hard engineering structures, soft protection measures, and managed retreat from the coastline are some of the possible management options. In this paper the study focus on the storm s

Juniper Publishers: Effect of Different Water Sources on Survival Rate... : Journal of Oceanography & Fisheries - Juniper Publishers Abstract The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of...

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Juniper Publishers- Journal of Civil Engineering Abstract Claims frequently occur during the course of construction projects in developing countries and Indian construction industry has always been impacted and devastated by excessive number of claims and disputes. This study is investigating the leading factors contributing to the generation of claims and their sources in Indian construction industry. Further, the study is conducted to determine the frequency of occurrence of different claim types in Indian construction projects, and to provide recommendations and suggestions to avoid/mitigate these claims. The objectives of the study have been achieved through a valid questionnaire that was distributed and obtained from different consultant's construction organizations working in Indian construction industry. The results showed that the most important factors that contributed to the generation of claims are contactor financial problem, excessive change ord