built up sections determine the centroidal moi of the built up section shown in the figure. it composes of two 16"x1" plates riveted to two 12"x20.7lb channel section

Q: a) Determine thę centroid location (measured upward from the bottom), in mm rounded to the nearest…

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Q: The base of a cut section is typically smaller than the base of a fill section. True False

A: Answer :    False  For more explanation see next step.

Q: Draw SFD and BMD asap , pls

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Q: a) Given t Wo Walls loaded as shown In figure (1) Find o at 2=8m below point A %3D

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Q: CHB by area method of a sloped g

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Q: How many SF can 1 ton of RipRap cover at 4' thick? SG=2.65, Void Ratio=0.55

A: There is no weight in voids so total weight will be due to solid only. By solid weight we will…

Q: 9. Calculate the section factor for the most economical rectangular section having depth of 4m.

A: Given data- Economical rectangular section Depth of the rectangular section (y) = 4 m To find- The…

Q: Compute the area of the given fraverse using DPD and DMD method.

A: Solution: DMD and DPD Method:

Q: Three 50 x 100 mm boards are nailed together to form a beam that is subjected to a vertical shear…

A: Given: The size of each board is 50 mm x 100 mm. The vertical shear force is 1500 N. The allowable…

Q: 2. A surveyor measured the distance between two points marked on the plan drawn to a scale of 1cm =…

A: Given data in question  Wrong scale Correct Scale Measured distance  To find out  Correct length

Q: QUESTION TwO (a) Determine the side widths and areas of the following cross sections:- Fill section…

A: Given : Fill section consisting sides with slopes 1 in 3 and 1 in 3 Bottom side 1 in 10 Central…

Q: Design the Slabs of the shown Structure.

A: To design the slab for the given specifications

Q: Estimate the depth of a waffle slab.

A: The 2 way solid slabs having large span and ribbed system is called as waffle slab.

Q: The design shear strength PhiVn of W33x130 section is equal to:

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Q: is 35ksl. If Its aross-section is rectangular, determine its required thickness.

A: Take moment about A :∑ MA=0FBCsin608ft-2882=0FBC=8sin60FBC=9.2376kips

Q: 5. Determine whether the slabs shown is a two-way or one-way and also 3m S-1 approximately find the…

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Q: Design an interior floor panel of 5.0m x 5.0m (effective dimensions) of an RC framed building. LL =…

A: As per IS 456:2000 -  Maximum span to thickness ratio permitted is 32.   Hence, thickness of slab -…

Q: RCC slab 15cm MH 50cm dia Work out the following items quantities . RCC 20cm thick 1% steel« 30cm…

A: description no L(m) B(m) H(M) Quantity(m3) remark excavation 1 5.4 3.4 2.35 43.15 L=5+0.2+0.2 and…

Q: A tainter gate has a radius R, width W and height B. (B = 2R sin 0, where 20 from the hinge subtends…

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Q: Write short notes on: (i) Well development (ii) Well spacing

A: Well development Well development is actually defined as the act of cleaning out the clay and the…

Q: A closed traverse has the following data below. Find the bearing of line BC. Show all your complete…

A: Given data- To find- It is needed to find the bearing of BC.

Q: 200kg 12 wedge

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Q: 1. Section modulus for a rectangular section is given as (a) bd/36 OT (b) bd/6 (c) bd/6 (d) bd/12

A: Correct answer is option C bd2/6

Q: A beam 600 x 300mm is to resist a design moment of 458 kN.m Determine the area of reinforcement…

A: Disclaimer "Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you…

Q: Q4/ B/ 1. The selection of proper scale depends on following factors ? 2. How many Type of banch…

A: Surveying is the major measuring branch of civil and for designing the proper planning and leveling…

Q: 5. Using CISC Handbook (CSA S16), write the dimensions and properties of ea of the following steel…

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Q: 4.5lb=?oz

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Q: a. reduction factor U for area b. effective net area FIGURE 3.12 L6 x 6 x ½ 1.67" %-in. bolts 3"3"…

A: Given:- The diameter of the bolts = 5/8 in The tension member used = L6×6×1/2 To determine:- a)…

Q: 2. Determine the section factor for the hannel section having area 20m2.

A: To find : Section factor

Q: Example 1: Estimate the Slab reinforcement for the given figure below. All the straight bottom bars…

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Q: Given the following sketch. Determine the length and bearing of the omitted side.

A: A traverse is a series of lines at different angles which is drawn to represent the area of the…

Q: Problem 1 b = 14 in %3D Determine the nominal flexural strength, Mn, of the rectangular section…

A: Flexural strength : Flexural strength is a material parameter defined as the stress in a material…

Q: 2. Locate the centroid of the composite figure. -1.00in.-

A: Given:- Composite figure To find:- centroid

Q: Pls draw a SFD and BMD for the following picture.

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Q: kN M = kN - m

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Q: Determine if w10x12 (A242) section is Compact, Non-Compact or slender. Show neat handwriting and…

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Q: A 47mm x 200mm deep section with a 72mm deep notch on the underside. What is the value of Ks?

A: Given:- The dimension of the section is 47 mm × 200 mm The depth of the notch is 72 mm  To…

Q: Include fbd Set A

A: To find Resultant force and it's location from point A

Q: Q4) Calculate the area of the following sections, by coordinate method.

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Q: Can someone explain where the 32.2 is coming from please

A: Question: where the 32.2 is coming

Q: C/ Find the tread width.

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Q: 4 Number of cut bars in 6 meter 28 O 14 O 420 4

A: Number of cuts per steel bar =      Steel bar commerical length /centre to centre spacing N=…

Q: Draw the yield lines pattern for the slab shown below 2m

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Q: underneath determine is the plan and section of a R.C. slab 13 cm thick overalls resting on 30cm…

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Q: Q2) For the shown beam, calculate beam web yielding capacity? I-178X102X19 1-305 X 127 X 37

A: b (width of section on beam) = 101.8mm

Q: subtract the numbers 557                                   -125

A: The process of deduction of quantity is known as subtraction.

Length and Length related Variables

Length can de defined as the measurement or extent of physical quantities or objects from one terminal to another terminal. Stone age humans used finger length, step length, and so on to measure the size or displacement of an object. Nowadays, depending on how precise the measurement requires to be and the object’s size is measured, we use measuring devices for measurements like rulers and steel tape. Most people have used a ruler or tape measure to measure a particular distance or the size of an object. For more precise measurements of tiny objects, the development of measurement tools such as the Vernier caliper, which permits us to measure dimensions within 1/1000 of an inch. In the last few decades, electronic distance measuring instruments (EDMI) have been implemented that permit us to measure distances from a few feet to many miles with reasonable accuracy.