If the beam is relatively long, how is it designed?

Q: monolith floor framing plan is shown in the figure. the column are 300 mm square, girderes are 250…

A: Dead load include self weight of slab + finish load+ ceiling load + partition loads. Live load =4.8…

Q: How much "steel per foot" is there in a slab with #4 bars (area=0.2 in2) spaced 8 inches on center?

A: Number 4 rebars, Ab= 0.2 in2 Spacing= 8 inches on center

Q: How are lightweight steel members used to construct posts?

A: Introduction: As a post material, lightweight members have a very low dead load compared to a…

Q: WHICH SECTION BEAM WILL BE STRONGER

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Q: What are the types of span details used with glued-laminated wood decking?

A: Glued laminated timber seems to be a functional real wood component made up of sheets of wood fibers…

Q: 2. Why steel ties or hooks are used in columns?

A: Explanation for Stirrups and Hooks and it types?

Q: Why are tension splices required in some columns?

A: I would go further and say that columns are never purely compression members. Bending moments…

Q: Three boards, each 2 in. thick, are nailed together to form a beam that is subjected to a shear. If…

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Q: What is the total girder and column factor of a joint?

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Q: Cite three (3) uses of beams

A: Beams: These are structural members which transfer loads from ceilings floors of a structure to a…

Q: a rectangular beam

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Q: (а) Explain the difference in design checks for restrained and unrestrained beam.

A: The restrained beam is generally defined for any given beam is to restrict the moment of a beam in…

Q: With glued-laminated wood decking, what sorts of span details are used?

A: Introduction: Glued laminated timber, abbreviated glulam, is a structurally engineered wood product…

Q: What is meant by LINE LOADS ?

A: The building regulations require that structures must be designed and built to be able to withstand…

Q: Compare the frame design in Figure 31 with the one in Figure 32. (b) If you use steel beams as…

A: Given : Cross bracing: Simple triangulation of frame:

Q: The roof of the building shown below has a span of 48 feet. The rafters upon which the roof is laid…

A: Consider the figure as shown below.

Q: How are posts built using lightweight steel members?

A: light weight members are those members which have dead load very less as compared to the normal…

Q: What is required to design a beam?

A: To design a beam following parameters are required: Design load. Exposure conditions. Type of…

Q: Three boards, each 2 in. thick, are nailed together to form a beam that is subjected to a vertical…

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Q: Where does the Diagonal bracing (rakers) is used?

A: Diagonal bracing is the type of vertical bracing which is installed between two lines of columns. It…

Q: What is the minimum diameter of stirrups if the main bar reinforcement is 35mm?

A: Stirupps are mainly used to hold the primary reinforcement they prevent buckling and resist lateral…

Q: What kind of beams are designed to resist shear?

A: A beam is a structural element, which resists the laterally applied load to the beam axis. Its mode…

Q: What is the difference between real hinge and plastic hinge in a beam?

A: Real hinge: It is also called as Mechanical hinge and it is used for rotating any body. Hinged door…

Q: fixed support?

A: Slope at the fixed support is zero

Q: What standard diameter deformed bar used as stirrups for beam?

A: A stirrup is  a closed loop of reinforcement bar. Its main purpose is to hold the reinforcement bars…

Q: the lightest rectangular beam

A: Step -1 In this question we have to find Height (h) of lightest rectangular beam and let width of…

Q: Within a structural frame, which supports the smallest load across an area?

A: Solution: Within a structural frame, there are various kinds of loads acting such as dead loads,…

Q: A timber beam 150 mm wide by 250 mm deep is

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Q: Curtain walls enclose the structure and provide structural support. O True False olo

A: Curtain walls are transparent materials which encloses the structure. But they are not used for…

Q: How and where the cantilevers are used in buildings?

A: Brief concept- Cantilevers- Cantilever beams are the type of beams that are fixed at one end and…

Q: What is meant by the bearing from point O to point P? Give an example with your description.

A: Solution Answer of the above question is in second step

Q: Why do many of the columns have intermediate lengths?

A: The column having slenderness ratio of  40 ≤ Kℓ/r ≤ 120 is known as intermediate columns. The…

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Q: IF THE DIAMETER OF LONGITUDINAL BARS OF A SQUARE COLUMN IS 16 MM, THE DIAMETER OF LATERAL TIES…

A: given- square column-dia of longitudinal bars=16 mm

Q: Recall what is the technical definition of a column?

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Q: how to calculate the force in the wingate lab? please provide examples.

A: Brief concept- Wingate lab/test- The Wingate test is a 30-second all-out sprint against a braking…

Q: What is the critical load of a pinned column attached to a spring at the top?

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Q: Explain why beam has more steel bars at the bottom in middle between support or columns?

A: Brief concept- Beam- A beam is a structural element that can sustain loads applied to its axis from…

Q: Three boards, each 2 in. thick, are nailed together to form a beam that is subjected to a vertical…

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Q: Design a simply supported rectangular reinforced concrete beam

A: Solution: Total span = 9+11 = 20'  Assuming depth, h= 0.1 x 20' = 24 "  Assume b = 1/ 2 x h = 0.5 x…

Q: For the beam cross-section provided below, calculate the area of steel reinforcements b=200 d=450 A,…

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Q: Describe a fully restraint beam?

A: Beams that are not able to move laterally are called ad restraint beams. Beams are said to be…