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5 years5 yearsStructuralBIMGuyStructuralBIMGuy posted:
Dedicated forum spot for FOUNDATIONS - call for support!

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There should be an overall topic for Engineering with Sub Topics
for Geotech, Footings, Brickwork, Timber,Concrete, Fire (BAL), Energy, BIM, etc...
General items…

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5 years5 yearsEngineerEngineer posted:
Dedicated forum spot for FOUNDATIONS - call for support!

I would like to understand if the forum supports a dedicated area to discuss foundations. I spent yesterday at a
conference
Having good information about slabs and foundations would save a…

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5 years5 yearsEngineerEngineer posted:
H Slab - Screw Piles

Sort off stumbled across this forum so will attempt to assist.
The depth of pile should be according to AS2870 table 2.5. This table relates suction change (Hs) with climatic zone.…

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6 years6 yearsTim65Tim65 posted:
Another defective house story

I have had major concerns regarding the standing water and its been a constant battle with them ,I had meetings with senior construction manager and he had no idea of…

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6 years6 yearsinsiderinsider posted:
M-class Slab on P class soil

Did they do Lab testing on soil samples or just plucked that figure out of thin air?Not all KDR have to be class "P" sites

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6 years6 yearskirashogunkirashogun posted:
M-class Slab on P class soil

Is visual tactile identification combined with local knowledge how they do soil test these days? No drilling required?
Nobody is asking for a precise number but a range of 20-40 is…

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6 years6 yearsinsiderinsider posted:
M-class Slab on P class soil

The report says that the site is a class"P" but because the fill is controlled your design engineer can use a "M" type slab with some modifications.
The fill has been…

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6 years6 yearsinsiderinsider posted:
Slab Heave Cause?

FirstHome builder25 I hope this helps you.

This is just my opinion from the limited info you have posted and photos you have provided with my knowledge of your estate…

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6 years6 yearsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
Slab heave is alive and well, watch out.

How do you know that the work was even done by a licensed plumber who was qualified to do the work in the class performed?
http://www.vba.vic.gov.au/practitioners…

7 years7 yearsStructuralBIMGuyStructuralBIMGuy posted:
Slab down inspection defect

Sparksy
More info required, where are you building, soil conditions?
Check the engineering drawings, Quite often builders will use other edge waterproofing methods
The engineer…

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7 years7 yearsDoulton777Doulton777 posted:
Building with Metricon

We had P1. Just means your slab is going to cost a bit more. The normal one is a think H. It’s a bit hard to tell the cost. As…

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