Respected sir , your short videos on Geotechnical Engineering topics are highly informative and conceptual for civil Engineering students and professionals. Love and respect from Pakistan 🙏
better question is not why clay shrinks or swells, but rather why are builders allowed to use outdated and failed building techniques over and over again to save costs at the expense of their customers?
Short answer: Mother Nature and Father Time will always win. There are ways to mitigate expansive soils that keep damages low but stopping a geological phenomena like expansive soils is like trying to stop a hurricane and tornado. I hope this helps.
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Respected sir , your short videos on Geotechnical Engineering topics are highly informative and conceptual for civil Engineering students and professionals. Love and respect from Pakistan 🙏
Please keep sharing videos like these. They have been very helpful. Thank you.
it is so very professional and explanatory video that you have made. I will use that for my staff
Is it only me or Its always Sandy Gravel asking questions 😅
Or is it the geotechnical joke?
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Ty for the this information Sir
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better question is not why clay shrinks or swells, but rather why are builders allowed to use outdated and failed building techniques over and over again to save costs at the expense of their customers?
Short answer: Mother Nature and Father Time will always win. There are ways to mitigate expansive soils that keep damages low but stopping a geological phenomena like expansive soils is like trying to stop a hurricane and tornado.
I hope this helps.
@@faxslaps5775 one can stop a tornado using concrete and steel.
Foundations can be reinforced and lifted to do the same.