What are Star Rates? Re-measurement Contract – Requirements (MUST Know)

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: March 17, 2018 | ⏳ Read Time: 5 min | 👁 Post Views: 1703

The valuing of variations in any project are lifeblood of a project provided they are properly settled in terms of fair and properly evaluated Star Rates. So actually you want to know “what are star rates”.   In unit price contract the Bill of Quantities (BQ or BOQ) is provided by the employer through his consultants … Read more

What are fender Piles? – Its Types, application and uses in construction

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: February 11, 2017 | ⏳ Read Time: 4 min | 👁 Post Views: 1379
Fender Piles
Fender Piles

Ever wondered what fender piles are and why they’re used in construction? Fender piles are large vertical members driven into the ground next to the ship and they protect the dock or ship’s wharf from the vessel’s collision. Pre-stressed concrete Fender Piles are the material of choice for preventing collisions between fixed piers and boats. … Read more

What is Canal Lining, Types of Canal Lining

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: August 18, 2016 | ⏳ Read Time: 10 min | 👁 Post Views: 2271

Conservation of water supplies is increasingly important as the demand continues to increase and new sources of supply are becoming increasingly scarce. The principle of conservation requires that full use of available water be made by minimizing the water loss due to seepage during conveyance in the canals. Canal lining offers the solution because it … Read more

What is Wobble Coefficient in post tensioning system?

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: December 16, 2014 | ⏳ Read Time: 3 min | 👁 Post Views: 1260

Post tensioning structures are used in the design of buildings, bridges, and other structures with great tensile strength. There are several different types of materials used to make these structures, including steel cables and bars, high-strength steels, concrete, or fiberglass with or without steel fibers. When the material is put under tension during construction (or … Read more