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The
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FRACTAL ROBOTICS
Robots are programmable machines
They range from small, miniature machines, to large crane size constructions
Electro bike
Electro-bike will be one of the right alternatives for the pollution and fuel scarcity prevailing at present.
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. The kinetic energy of the molecules in a solid, liquid or gas
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The document discusses various engineering fields including biomedical engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, aeronautical engineering, and chemical engineering. It provides more details on biomedical engineering, stating that it applies engineering principles and problem-solving techniques to biology and medicine, and that biomedical engineers use an intimate knowledge of biological principles in their design process. The document also thanks the reader.
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Radio frequency identification(RFID) technology using at various application by using radio frequency ranges.
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green chemistry
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- 1. PREFABRICATED sTRuCTuREPREFABRICATED sTRuCTuRE By SATHISHKUMAR G (sathishsak111@gmail.com)
- 2. INTRODuCTIINTRODuCTI ONON “Prefabrication is the practice of assembling components of a structure in a factory or other manufacturing site, and transporting complete assemblies . sub-assemblies to the construction site where the structure is to be located”.
- 3. PREFABRICATED ARE BuIlT IN :PREFABRICATED ARE BuIlT IN : Components (panels) Modules (modular homes) Transportable sections (manufactured homes) Mobile homes (houses on wheels)
- 5. DIFFERENCES IN THE CONSTRUCTIONDIFFERENCES IN THE CONSTRUCTION TYPESTYPES Mobile and manufactured houses are constructed in accordance with the HUD building codes in the U.S. while modular houses are constructed in accordance with the IBC (International Building Code). Modular homes are created in a, and then transported to the home site for construction and installation. Manufactured homes are built onto steel beams, and are transported in complete sections to the home site, where they are assemble.
- 7. MATERIAL TO BE USED IN PRE FABRICMATERIAL TO BE USED IN PRE FABRIC CONSTRUCTION:CONSTRUCTION: Concrete. Steel. Treated wood. Light weight elements. Cellular concrete. Aluminum Ceramic product, etc,.
- 9. ADVANDAGEADVANDAGE Structure is used for economical conditions. The structure is mostly used in all types of constructions. It structure is very well efficient to increased the speed. The pre fabrication is readymade element structures. Time conception is very low. Labour required is not be needed. Curing is not necessary. Material available is very easy.
- 10. COMPONENTS OF PREFABRICATION:COMPONENTS OF PREFABRICATION: Flooring and roofing scheme. Beam Column Wall Staircase Sunshade /Cheju projection
- 11. Joints:Joints: Feasibility Serviceability Fire proofing Appearance Practicability
- 12. CONSTRUCTION SITESCONSTRUCTION SITES Mobile homes and manufactured homes can be placed in mobile home parks, and manufactured homes can also be placed on private land, providing the land is zoned for manufactured homes.
- 13. DISADVANDGESDISADVANDGES Structure is need to skilled labours. The construed material is need at heavy weight cranes. It is handling is very carefully. The structure filler in jointing and connecting point is mostly. Transporting cost is very high.
- 14. CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION Because of the design simplifications modern architecture provides many in the manufactured housing, building, bridges, sector generally feel that modern architecture designs are better suited for prefab home construction.