แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ Methods แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ Methods แสดงบทความทั้งหมด

วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 25 พฤศจิกายน พ.ศ. 2553

Important Methods Involved in Site Preparation

Site preparation means laying a new foundation in order to develop buildings, roads, parking lots etc on untreated land. It is a step-by-step process which helps in the planning and implementation of construction projects. It requires heavy equipments.

Some of the important methods involved in site preparation are:

Soil testing

Soil testing is one of the most significant methods involved in site preparation. Before starting any of the construction projects, it is important to have an appropriate understanding about:

• The composition of the soil
• Its capacity to hold up a structure
• Absorption rate of soil
• Drainage rate of soil.

This can easily be achieved by a soil test. A soil test not only provides fundamental information regarding the soil but also helps in finding out proper location to put up a septic system and well.

Site-plan design

Site-plan design is another important method which involves the preparation of design of site. It gives an idea about the placement of the building, septic tank, well and any other stuffs.

Environmental concerns

The construction project should be carried out in good environmental conditions because bad conditions can unfavorably affect a construction project.

Clearing

Clearing is the process of removal of trees from building site so that the equipments can pass effortlessly. The path is cleaned properly by employing a dozer. Over-clearing should be avoided as it can affect erosion.

Site excavation

Site excavation is another important process which involves removal of soil, rock, and other materials from a site by employing heavy equipments like excavators and bulldozers.

In order to achieve better results in site preparation, all these methods should be carried out properly and safely.

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วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 22 กรกฎาคม พ.ศ. 2553

Tips to Get Familiar With Printing Terminology and Methods

For those who are not familiar with printing processes, it is amazing how much work goes into producing the daily papers that we take for granted. CTP (computer to plate) technology is just one of those processes along with prepress equipment which is another way of producing the work.

Since the turn of the twenty first century, digital printing has really taken over from the older style of printing. This used to be the more old fashioned way with a dark room and light table but this is now rarely used. They also used large format photography equipment to take images of the finished product, including text and photos and would then enter this into the computer. The process included stripping the original photo onto another plate so that the image could be used again and again. However, newer methods have really moved forward in the last ten years or so.

This older process is still used in some industries, but as people are becoming more familiar with the new methods, and as the costs of production keep on falling, digital automation has to be the aim of most producers of printed products.

Because of the super software that is available these days, more than one person can work on a finished piece all at the same time. Even reporters in the field can have access to the end result which makes it so much easier for the poor editor who rarely sees who is writing the piece. But once the work is in and ready, now is the time that proofers and proof readers start the task of checking for errors or mistakes in the final work.

The old fashioned way of producing a newspaper, for example, involved people who would put in individual letters to make up words on a plate for printing. They had the uncanny knack of being able to read everything in reverse since this is how the individual letters had to be put in. But with the newer methods, this art is dying out for sure. However, older workers will certainly keep the art alive for handing on to future generations.

The copy editor is the one who will check the layout of the magazine or newspaper to see if it looks attractive. He also checks all for accuracy before the proof reader gets a mocked up copy to check it once again before it proceeds to the printer for mass production. He, along with the 'proofer' who actually produces the mock up, are two very important people if accuracy is to be kept up.

Even with the computer age that we live in there is still a need for human intervention to stop those errors that a computer will just not be able to see. Spellings are normally run through a spell checker of course, but the English language is such that although the word may be spelled correctly, it may not be the right one for that situation. This could prove to be rather embarrassing and downright disaster if the reputation of the company is to be preserved.

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