Explanation: The floor plans are plans that provide the overview needed to establish visualizations that will assist in future interpretations during construction. It is an important drawing that provides a great deal of information and also acts as a reference for the location of additional sections, schedules (list of materials included on a drawing) elevations, and details. It shows floor and room finishes, walls, doors, stairways, fireplaces, built-in cabinets, and mechanical equipment. When reviewing engineering prints, most people begin with the floor plan as they are prepared as part of the design process, or to provide instructions for construction work.
A floor plan is a detailed drawing that is used in architecture or when engineering a building. This is a 'to scale' drawing that typically shows a view from above the room. The things that are included in these plans are the room sizes and the rooms in relation to each other, doorways, hallways and other details. Also included in the floor plans are the placements of kitchen sinks, water heaters and electric outlets. The floor plan must also include the minute details like where light fixtures would go and special notes to the contractor.
Definition of wedge theory. The analysis formulated by Coulomb in 1776 of the force tending to overturn a retaining wall. Its basis is the weight of the wedge of earth that will slide forward if the wall fails.
