What is the importance of geology in: 1.foundation construction of dams,airports,bridges,and buildings?

river and flood control

Answer:
There is a branch of Geology intended to answer your question: ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

Engineering geology is a branch of geology that applies geological principles of rock, soil and groundwater to the appropriate location, design and construction of a wide variety of engineering structures, and to the assessment of, and design of mitigative measures for, a wide variety of natural and man-made hazards.
You need to know what type of soil/rock you are working with prior to building a structure. There are a lot of soil properties that will be required before the structure can be designed properly.

Geotechnical Engineering.

The answers post by the user, for information only, FunQA.com does not guarantee the right.



More Questions and Answers:
  • How do IC's work?
  • What is sobri63?
  • Can anybody show me a website with plans or descriptions of home made glass annealing ovens?
  • Can I get admitted to UIUC or U Mich Engineering?
  • What the difference between AC & DC solenoid?
  • What is pitch, yaw, and bow in aerodynamics?
  • I am in 10nth standard and I want to do best in it, so refer some books which can help me or give guideline?
  • Where can I get the following Books?
  • I want to sit for Indian Engg. Service Exams in mechanical Engg. Can anyone suggest me some good books?