Bituminous Road
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What Is Bituminous Road? | Bituminous Road Construction | Bituminous Road Layers | Bituminous Macadam | Bituminous Road Construction Process | Advantages of Bitumen Road | Disadvantages of Bitumen Road | Application Road

ByPooja Kumari

What Is Bituminous Road? Bitumen is dark viscous material which is sticky in nature, it mainly founds in natural deposits. Generally, a bituminous road surface is made of bitumen material. Now a days these roads are constructed because of low initial cost and low maintenance cost. Bituminous roads also produce less sound with compare to…

Introduction of Road Gradient
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Road Gradient | Type of Gradient | All Gradient Advantages and Disadvantages

ByNikunj Gundaraniya

What Is  Road Gradient? The rate of rise and fall with respect to the length of the road is termed as gradient of the road. The road gradient is naturally expressed in the term of 1 in n term where 1 is the vertical unit and the ‘n’ represents the horizontal units. So, in mathematically…

What Is Tunel | Types of Tunnels | What Are Tunnels Used for | Classification of Tunnel | How Are Tunnels Built |Advantages of Tunnels | Disadvantages of Tunnels
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What Is Tunel | Types of Tunnels | What Are Tunnels Used for | Classification of Tunnel | How Are Tunnels Built |Advantages & Disadvantages of Tunnels

Bykrishnaraj

What Is Tunel? Tunnels are artificial underwater tunnels that are built without damaging the surface of the earth. The tunnels are underwater passageways used mostly for transport purposes. They may be used to transport freight and travellers, water, sanitation, respectively. Tunnels are often more efficient than open cuts over a certain depth. Tunnels prevent disruption…

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Difference Between Pier and Abutment | What Is Pier | What Is Abutment

Bykrishnaraj

What Is Pier? These Piers provide vertical supports for spans at intermediate of different points and perform both main functions: transferring vertical superstructure loads to the foundations and resisting horizontal forces acting on this bridge. Although piers are designed to resist vertical loads, it is becoming common to design piers to resist high lateral loads…

Flyover Design | Flyover Construction | Types of Flyover | What Is Flyover
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What Is Flyover | Types of Flyover | Flyover Design | Flyover Construction

Bykrishnaraj

What Is Flyover? A Flyover is a bridge that carries one railroad or road over another. Flyover can also be described as an overpass or a high road bridge that crosses a highway or intersection. The difference between the Bridge and Flyover is depending on the purpose of its use and the location where it…

Kerbs In Roads | Types of Kerbs | Shape of Kerbs | Materials of Kerbs in Roads | Kerb Height | What Is Kerb Stone | Materials of Kerb Stone | Road Kerb Details
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Kerbs In Roads | 4 Different Types of Kerbs | Shape of Kerbs | Materials of Kerbs in Roads | Kerb Height | What Is Kerb Stone | Materials of Kerb Stone | Road Kerb Details

Bykrishnaraj

Kerbs In Roads The top of the kerbs should be 100 mm above the road surface. With the pavement, the kerb is laid on a concrete bed of at least 100 mm thickness. At least 150 mm to provide lateral support the kerbing should be provided. To the concrete level, kerbs can be tapped. the…

All About Rollers
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7 Types of Rollers | Advantages & Disadvantages of Roller Compacted Concrete | Advantages & Disadvantages of Road Roller

Bykrishnaraj

Introduction of Roller Most construction sites require an anchored ground to perform. One of the principal common kinds of compaction equipment is the road roller. Rollers are a sort of construction plant utilized for compacting stuff like soil, gravel, sand, road surfaces, ETC. The material is compacted by vibration, impact loading, kneading, & direct pressure….

All About Pavers for Driveways
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Different Types of Pavers for Driveways

Bykrishnaraj

What Are Pavers? Pavers are generally blocks or slabs which made from different materials like concrete, marble, brick, flagstone, porcelain, etc. Pavers are one of the best substitute for concrete. It also has an interlocking system which makes them a more durable and long-lasting material. What Are Pavers Used For? Pavers are generally used for…

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All About Soil Compaction | What Is Soil Compaction | Different Types of Soil Compaction Equipment

Bykrishnaraj

What Is Soil Compaction? Soil compaction occurs when soil particles are pressed together, reducing the pore space between them. Strongly compacted soils contain few large pores, less total pore volume, and, consequently, higher density. The compacted soil has a reduced rate of infiltration and water drainage. Different Types of Soil Compaction Equipment Soil compaction equipment can be divided…

All About of Pavement Markings
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All About Of Pavement Markings | What Is Pavement Marking | Types of Pavement Marking and Their Meaning

Bykrishnaraj

Introduction of Pavement Markings For road users, road marking or pavement marking is a component of an intelligence system as a road signal and signs. The pavement marking system helps the drivers for understanding the location and upcoming situation, and where and how to arrange the vehicles. For the marking of the pavement, many colors…