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Thank you! 0.16 - 0.15 = 0.01 (instead of 0.1m in the middle)

Where can I get the notes

God bless you!! Thank you so much for the very clear and thorough explanation on open channel design!

thank you i just joined the industry so these basic elaborations of the process are really helpful

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great instruction

can u plz explain about the formula of trapezoidal perimeter and the value u have substituted???

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Awesome vid pal 👍 many thanks. Few more wouldnt hurt👌

thanks for the presentation. I believe I was your student at year 2015&2016.

Can you share the steps from acquiring land to hiring MEP, feasible study, bio test all the way to getting development order. Just steps not details

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So helpful..! Thank you very much

Thank you for uploading videos. I start my civil QS job. I currently have very limited civil knowledge. This helps me a lot.

Thank you for sharing, very useful resources. I have studied QS in Unitec. But being a civil QS, I have no time to study a civil degree. Your sharing helps me having more understanding about my job.

Thank you sir

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Thanks for all this Hugh, I’ve just started a job as a project engineer for Fulton Hogan after a career in residential construction. This has been a very good crash course on civil construction and no doubt will help me transition better into my role. Best regards Jake

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Wow, the calculation shows how accurate the work will be. This is absolutely a professional design. Well done

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very nice video

thank you for the video, could you please make a video that explains (time, cost, quality) differences between them

Thanks for the good video

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it is a very nice tutorials. i appreciate for the videos . Thanks!

Thank you, this has been very helpful for me.

pls tell me about the challenge and solution to rectify defects during defect liability period in building construction pls contact enquegg12@Gmail.com

can you give sources for the condition of contract

very useful!

pretty useful

Very helpful, thank you!!

Can you dig out bad clay out of trech ? Top soil is 17 inches, clay is 28 inches. Can I dig down 50 inches and start my concrete footing?

Thank you, it helps a lot. Can you provide the references? I really could use more literature information.

Thanks you for create & published this video. It is very useful for my Assessment.

Thanks Sir

Great work, really easy to watch and informative. Cheers.

It is really so helpful for us students to learn more things about the the subject besides the class. Really so grateful!!!!!!!

there is an error in your graphics starting at 1:20 -- the values for sand are wrong .. you show 2.0 and 1.1 ... but that should be 1.05 and 0.89 ... I suppose since I assume that your table at 2:50 shows correct values for sand.. -- thanks for the good work otherwise!! (y)

Hi, If you were building a retaining wall in a river where there is lateral spreading in the past and the soil is largely sand, would a gabon wall be the best choice? You mentioned that they are good in rivers because if the settlement just unsure if this extends to lateral spread also.

Thanks Hugh for this great talk

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Hi, Mr. Wilson, which contract system it belongs to? JCT or NEC or FIDIC