What You Should Consider in the Design of Marine Berthing Construction Tasks
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30 September 2019
If you love marinas, then you will have to think of a marine berthing system construction. You will need the following tips if you want your structure to maintain its value and remain functional. Marine berthing structures differ from one port to another and require maximum utilisation of capital and space. The following tips will assist during any berth construction.
Location
When determining the construction place, it would be prudent to consider easy access for ships as well as favourable meteorological conditions.
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Point Cloud Survey in the Modern Construction Industry
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28 February 2017
Often used by construction engineers to gain an accurate map of a structure or topographical region, a point cloud survey produces extremely accurate representations of the physical world. By collecting information from a process of laser scanning, a surveyor is able to produce a three-dimensional data set that corresponds to the size and shape of a building. The figures taken in a point cloud survey can then be uploaded, shared with other users and put into software which is able to produce a 3D model of the surveyed area.
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6 Reasons You Should Pick Colorbond Roofing Material For Your Building Needs
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27 February 2017
1. Great Aesthetic Value With over 20 different designer color palette, colorbond roofing provides you with an appealing look for your buildings that would catch the eye. Moreover, the advanced painting technology used to develop the product guarantees you durability that resists chipping, cracking and peeling to deliver the ultimate aesthetic value of the product. Using colorbond roofing material means that you would not have to worry about your home looking old because this material provides you with the ultimate experience of modern housing.
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Tree Roots and Vegetable Patches: What to do When Tree Roots Strangle Your Veggies
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27 February 2017
Growing vegetables in the presence of trees can prove to be a difficult endeavour. At first, your vegetable patch may thrive for a season or two. However, if there are trees in the vicinity, especially those with aggressive root systems, they may soon find their way into your vegetable patch. When that happens, your once flourishing plants will be forced to compete for nourishment and inevitably lose as the hardier and more voracious tree roots drain all the goodness from the surrounding areas.
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