Basic Knowledge for Civil Engineers on Site

[@ianconstruction]

I like fellow civil Engineers who share knowledge. Sharing is my passion

[@Daniel-z7z5v]

Thanks you sir, for sacrifices you made for us, especially those who has no idea,I'm a civil engineer still in school.

[@rickbingwakk1982]

I am a Mechanical engineer but I love listening,learning to these lessons/lectures thanks for your good heart sir.

[@infinitycapitalltd.2617]

Precise and Relevant Information well delivered for us builders ...thanks from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@brendantuwen]

Hi I'm an architect and I'm very much appreciating all your lectures .

[@nomannaattransmission1501]

Ma Sha Allah Sir Bahout E Zabaradst Tareeqa Batt Ko Define Karnay Ka Or Bahout He Important Basic Knowledge Allah Pak Apko Hamesha Khush Rakhay

[@balamurugans9102]

bro, lot of thanks to you, I've gained more field knowledge from you than my college.

[@anabellesuganob145]

Hi sir... Your a good lecture for all who want to be an engineer.. Im so proud of what you have discuss..

[@stephenmog9529]

I’m an Insurance Underwriter.. And i need these knowledge for my work .. These videos are really helpful for my job Thank bro

[@aparemisaackawesi3161]

I love how you teach...God blessed you..🙏 from 🇬🇭

[@degifbarego3077]

Brother; thank you! good contribution for the globe. Respect!

[@rickbingwakk1982]

You're a good lecturer and your students must be proud of you wherever they're working from.

[@emmaokware62]

So good keep it up

[@muluguseshu689]

You R a good lecturer very nice

[@ndrkm]

Thanks for giving more information about civil engineering because I am student of mechanical engineering

[@sdlcaddesignerarch-mep-str3980]

Great khan Saab, Really appreciate your efforts. I learned a lot from you. Thank you

[@simonmoyo5144]

You are a very good lecture.. I really enjoy your lectures.

[@asankapathirage4583]

first of all thank you so much, what are the ways to measure SBC, how can we check it at a preffered site? thank you

[@shamigarkongahapitiya5229]

You know the subject thoroughly and your presentation ie excellent. A good Lecture. Thank you dear sir.

[@osmandeenturay5882]

Wow! I'm really learning. But please Sir, explain to us the step-by-step procedure in a building construction, from the clearing stage to the roofing. Thanks once again.

[@aj.devarushia.j.devarushi8248]

Thank you sir

[@chebontoroitich7509]

You are a good teacher.

[@danc8767]

Thank you sir. I learned alot with your topics. 😊

[@junaidkhanafridi8892]

Ma Sha Allah bht khoub. Allah apko ajar dy aameen

[@chiyangameryt9871]

Thanking your sir I very poor student and video is very useful to my future and good lecture

[@abdulsaburadeniji370]

May Allah continue to reward you and increase your knowledge. This is really helpful

[@wissam.k2574]

May Allah increase all of us knowledge and grant us perseverance, Allahumma Ameen

[@medrisnoori6604]

Thank you sir realy your lectures are very usefull

[@MaksonElsonGodson]

Great and insightful 👍lecture for civil engineers

[@kamillbawari7412]

Good information sir TeX form Afghanistan I like your lessons

[@ashishshegokar542]

Thanx for valuable information ..hindustan zindabad. 🇮🇳

[@londziiitox7747]

Interesting lesson prepared liked this Sir

[@maliali2075]

valuable information brother love you

[@hayderabdulmaged5723]

Thankful, it's useful and important briefing lecture 👍

[@NagrajaNagraja-vm2zk]

❤

[@Drowsyturtlle]

That handwriting is so neat!

[@kepogayan]

Very informative topic as always.Thank you

[@tapansharma5388]

Thanks a lot for very knowledgeable video 😀🤗🙆‍♂️

[@ashfaqahmad-zp1zi]

Thanks for the basic information❤❤

[@tra3ndy]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@suyogkumbhar5992]

Sir kindly check the factor of safety 1.5 of 10000kg /sq.m is 15000 kg /sq.m .

[@shaikomer728]

I didn’t understand your first point about factor load 1.5*5000=7500 But u said 25000

[@hamzaniazi9306]

He is doing 10000 × 1.5 which is 15000 but he write 25000

[@diadies]

Thanks brother , very good information.

[@chathurangaedirisinghe]

Im sri lanka 🇱🇰 Your lecture is better

[@mangaiyarthilagam7037]

Super nice explanations with Crystal clear

[@mdshafique7691]

Very useful tips sir ❤️❤️

[@kulakulagundi]

Nice lecture, more understandable if along withb corresponding animation for non civil engineers especially !!

[@ahmadmustafa3937]

Developing length how you will do on site for beams? When you casted (Pour column) up to roof level. Next pour normally do for roof Slab and beam together. Where you will do developing length?

[@magi297]

Once again u have done a great teaching. Can u explain something about concealed beams?

[@phyohtetkoko929]

Sir Thanks For Teaching 👍🏻✌🏻

[@aj.devarushia.j.devarushi8248]

Can you teach cantilever slab and chajja steel reinforcement

[@masabajoshua9985]

Imagine the load of structure acting on to the foundation of a building now rather than transmitting this pressure we might convert it to a form of energy that will support the structure or produce power

[@CivilEngineerAtSite]

Great video for us sir

[@aijazahmad2243]

Bhai!!! Can you please mention the standard references also against these values you are throwing on us, or please reveal the source so people can use them safely...

[@hariprasadm.s3151]

Design load X factor of safety = 10000 X 1.5 = 15000 kg per sqm. How come its 25000 kg per sqm

[@abdullahkhanmohmand9527]

Sir please explain steel grade bar and how many types of steel grade bar.

[@NoumanKhan-x2v]

Mashallah sir G

[@timothyjapheth9328]

Thanks very much sir U are a good lecturer but I have questions My question is from that number 4: if u will use 5m as distance between columns, what should be the size of the columns and beam

[@lograhy7646]

Depends on the load subject to the columns there’s no standard.

[@shabersherif8737]

Good example

[@ElectricBurgers]

Excellent efforts... Thank you

[@vijayghoghor3842]

Wonderful lecture.

[@sakurasan8967]

Hi watching from the Philippines thanks for the lecture ✌️

[@HenryNnaemeka-zq4ir]

So explicit, thanks.

[@itzelroy356]

Great lesson👌💯

[@buiding_your_trust]

How to measure soil bearing capacity

[@Ashar-wy2cn]

I like this video civil engineering drawing.very good this video.Ok.Ashar

[@ይዘ]

Sir thank you for yiur lesson and i would like to ask you DPC. concrete alternative name is blinding concrete right?

[@muhammedsherif6793]

DPC means Damp Proof Course. Usually give on the top of plinth.

[@georgeouma6052]

Is M15 same as class 15. I think it's in the ratio of (1:3:6)

[@manuelmatheus3891]

Hi sir, my question is regarding the item no.5 How about at the long section beam having a rebar of column or stump. Then the place of stirrup also 2” which is inside the column or stump? Or would be 2” after the column/stump rebars? Thanks.

[@Atul_Gurav_0137]

After end of video pls aap side main kahde raho sir so that we can take screen shot of all that you teach to us

[@mishkatqureshi]

Great

[@leonbobb-p4m]

I first want to thank you for such an informative lesson. However, I would like to know, when you said that RCC should be minimum 5 meters apart, Is that distance from centre to centre of the columns?

[@yeasinarafat8936]

Same question sir,From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@samcoengineeringsolution2634]

Amazing video... its very good for fresh civil engineers, also you are requested to to plz a video about share force & seepage problems in basement floors.

[@hamzamuhammad9297]

Mash Allah I'm so happy for ur lecture sir

[@inhinyerongsibil6383]

The formwork has too much gap to fill up prior for concrete pouring

[@bongominsamuel7682]

Good work sir

[@avinashmahapure8315]

Plzz make Vidio for stair case

[@artofvillageengineering]

Informative video

[@khaingshwezinmyint5664]

Clear Explanation, thanks and really useful knowledge.

[@SAGARJamadar-c7j]

If our SBC is less than the design load what should we do

[@bryfercaloscos3199]

Nice clear video sir.

[@rameshmurthy7723]

Nice information and nice explanation 👍

[@Awale53]

May God bless you

[@ezekielmasese6021]

heloo the video is educative and please i need a video on desighn of foundation, columns, beams and slabs please you can recomend the full tutoria

[@dave02narag73]

Good lecture sir

[@civilengineerishaqsohag]

Very good Engineer.

[@Msjr]

Nice 👍

[@killervillageguysshows8745]

Tq sir ❤️

[@Er.UsmanJutt]

How to calculate bearing capacity of different meterials

[@mohamednayeem5377]

Very helpful bhaiya

[@umakantmahindrakar3092]

How he is speaking Sail its Soil, I was a bit confused...

[@bijaypandey115]

😂😂

[@silvestermenguito2319]

what is best mixture/ratio for footing?.M12 or M20?

[@jeffbeez2491]

Sir, if i put 60cm plynth beam from natural soil ground level do i need to put also a footing beam buried underneath? Thank you.

[@BoyaLakshmanaswamy]

Thank you sir....❤

[@SFFACTSPRO]

Sir You are Masha Allah

[@Islam4All805]

Very useful thanks

[@karrarmasood26]

Thanks sir

[@priyankasthuri7310]

Thanks lot.....

[@ayoubenaciri]

Thank you Sir 🙏🙏

[@levandeur3574]

they say that plinth level should be at 30-45 cm

[@nakumallaraju1387]

Good teaching sir

[@Aigberaedion_Samson]

But here's the big question: Can blue-collar work deliver on The perfect career list? what is your career in life or what is your career in hand? what is your career in work? what is your studies? the answers is your careers is your life, what you choices... what are the benefic in civil engineering 1. is develop the soil. 2. is to know more about the ground. 3. is this know more the environment. 4. is to know more about the trees 5. is to know air that is good for engineering. The obvious answers is no. sure, it can deliver on some of the attribute's. It might have a great product and a low start-up cost or any number of other individual items on the list, but if you really look at it, blue-collar just can't get you where you want to be just like $100,000 can't not give you the best life you want so far. first you need to know more about yourself. Not ''The Perfect Career.''

[@radixsiteengineering]

Nice

[@praveenayashavanthappa6081]

Nice explaination, how assume design load

[@jitenderyadav9403]

Thanks you very much