Civil Engineering July 2022 | Vol 30 No 6

8 July 2022 Civil Engineering Know Your Sector Competition Stand a chance to win R10 000 in cash! In this month’s edition of Civil Engineering we are continuing our Fun Quiz to promote knowledge of our industry service providers. Simply click on the adverts (or the logos) of the participating companies to access their websites, and then search for the answers to the following questions: TO ENTER: Scan or click on the QR code to submit your answers (submissions, one per reader, will be collected until 15 August 2022 , whereafter the winner will be announced from a random draw). PS: Advertisers who wish to capitalise on the reader attention here by including their marketing messages into our monthly Fun Quiz should please contact Barbara Spence (barbara@avenue.co.za / 011 463 7940 / 082 881 3454). Qu i z Q1: Classic Seminars How many training options does Classic Seminars offer for PMP exam preparation to make studying for your PMP certification much more convenient? Q2: Sizabantu Piping Systems Sizabantu Piping Systems is celebrating their _____ birthday this year. Q3: KSB Pumps & Valves The MegaCPK is a particularly powerful standardised pump that sets new standards in energy efficiency with ___________. Q4: Beton-Lab When was Beton-Lab established? Q5: AfriSam AfriSam’s High Strength Cement is ideal for __________. Q6: ARRB Systems While Response Type Road Roughness Meters (RTRRMs) are ideal to measure IRI on unpaved roads, they are also good alternatives to Digital Laser Profilers for use on paved roads. What is the minimum device class of a RTRRM? Q7: Reinforced Earth Why Reinforced Earth® interchanges? Q8: Pile Dynamics Which software programs can be added to the Pile Driving Analyzer (PDA) for additional data analyses? Q9: PERI What is the loadbearing capacity per leg of the PERI PD5 shoring system? S occer player, book lover and University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) student Alungile Ngeleka is the latest winner of R10 000 in SAICE’s Know Your Sector Competition. Alungile is a final year civil engineering student at UKZN’s Howard College Campus and has a keen interest in the structural and geotechnical aspects of engineering. He plans to pursue a master’s degree in one of these fields after completing his undergraduate studies. “I enjoy being part of shaping communities into a better place, being on site when everything is still in pieces before building up to an amazing, beautiful struc- ture, and shaping the world with safe and cost-effecting structures that will improve people’s lives for the better,” says Alungile. He is also part of a youth development organisation called Against All Adversity which helps youth with their daily life problems and empowers them to reach their full potential. “I enjoy helping people because I believe that we can change the world to be a better place if one person can help the person next to him/her.” Alungile went on to thank SAICE for the platform it provides, saying he has benefited significantly from the workshops and mentorship programmes provided. Excited about winning the R10 000, Alungile says he will use the money to finish his code 10 drivers licence lessons that have been on hold for a long time and will put the remaining money into his savings.  Another happy quiz winner