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Q: When do you begin to account for tension stiffening?

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Q: What are the different types of loads occurs in a building frames?

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Q: Four 28 bars are to be placed on a single layer in a beam having a width of 350 mm with shear…

A: To find out the actual spacing of mains bar which has diameter 28 mm.

Q: Explain the main elements of Load-Moment Interaction Diagram (Columns) ?

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Q: 1.What is a bridge? What are the forces that act on a bridge? Write notes on girders, abutments, and…

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Q: Explain breifly Combined tensile and shear load transfer ?

A: Answer:- Combined concentric tensile and shear:- A bolt required to resist both design shear…

Q: Why is the study of forces in equilibrium (static) so

A: An object in static equilibrium can't move since every one of the powers following up on it make up…

Q: Draw the picture of double acting hammer? Explain how it works ?

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Q: How can we calculate shear center ( steel structure civil engineering) Pleas clear answer

A: Shear center is a point from which a concentrated load passes and only bending occurs but no…

Q: What makes a load a live load?

A: The loads are called the live loads in the following cases i.e when the loads are: Temporary loads :…

Q: How does bending stress impact engineering design?

A: Bending stress can be defined as the normal stress that is generated when any structural member is…

Q: Write about the different wheel loads in aircraft? Explain in your own words.

A: The main wheel tire of aircraft is designed considering the concept of static loading.…

Q: Why are the beams called rolled shapes?

A: - Rolled shapes beams sections are thermo mechanically treated section with enhanced properties in…

Q: Consider the manner in which a rectangular bar deforms elastically when the bar is subjected to the…

A: Consider a rectangular bar of length ‘l’ and subjected to a tensile force. If the force is tensile…

Q: Write the  three assumptions regarding the way the moment deforms the material?

A: When a material is subjected to loading or by force couple acting on a plane passing through its…

Q: Why is it important for civil engineers to determine the deflection and stress in beams?

A: Deflection is very important for the civil engineers in order to measure the weight of a particular…

Q: What is the relationship between modulus of elasticity and bulk modulus. Give the relation.

A: To give the relation ship between Modulus of Elasticity (E) and Bulk Modulus (K).   Modulus of…

Q: I. Determine the load used to design

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Q: Explain what is swelling pressure ?

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Q: What do you think are the differences between bending and buckling?

A: Bending- In mechanics, bending shows the deflection of a slender member whenever loading is applied…

Q: What is relation between stress and strain?

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Q: What type of structural system is used to support tensile structures?

A: Brief concept introduction- There are different types of structures according to the load they…

Q: Part A Replace the loading by an equivalent force. Express your answer to three significant figures…

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Q: What is the difference between axial strain and lateral strain?

A: Answer:- Strain:- When a system of forces act on a body, it undergoes some deformation. This…

Q: What is the difference between "stress" and "pressure?

A: ASKED: To differentiate stress and pressure.   Pressure is the measure of a force applied externally…

Q: Explain what is the modulus of elasticity

A: Solution: The elastic modulus is defined as the measure of the substance's resistance that is being…

Q: Why do you think knowledge of elasticity of materials is important to civil engineers? Answer…

A: Elasticity may be found in almost every engineering material to a certain level. The standard…

Q: a. Graph the shear and moment diagram b. Find the value and location of Maximun Shear and Maximum…

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Q: What is the equivalent concentrated load and its location for each of the following: a. Triangular…

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Q: What force in tons is required

A: STEEL STRUCTURES:

Q: What is the significance of finding out the internal forces inside a material as it supports and/or…

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Q: .What is the formula for elastic force?

A: Introduction: Elasticity is the property of the material which resists change in its shape.  elastic…

Q: Discuss rigid methods

A: Rigid method is used for designing mat foundation in which it is assumed that mat foundation is…

Q: came forces acting or

A: To find: Which have same force acting on it.  Given option :- Dynamic, geometric, conditional and…

Q: w = 20 a. Graph the shear and moment diagram b. Find the value and location of Maximun Shear and…

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Q: When can you say that there is a tension in a problem?

A: The forces are broadly classified into two types as contact forces and non-contact forces.  The…

Q: A. Briefly explain the following statements, a. One of the fundamental objectives of structural…

A: The term 'Fit for purpose' means that contractor needs to ensure that structure should meet the…

Q: Relationship between modulus of elasticity and bulk modulus?

A: We knowBulk modulus is given byK=StressVolumetric strain=σΔVV.......1

Q: What is the importance of modulus of elasticity in civil engineering?

A: Modulus of Elasticity or Young’s Modulus-  It is a elastic constant (E) of a material that…

Q: How can you say that a structure can withstand the loads applied on it?

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Q: Define stress? Explain  types of stress

A: When an external force is applied to the object, the object deforms from its original position, if…

Q: what is the importance of Elastic limit in civil engineering studies?

A: Elastic limit is the limit of maximum stress that can be applied to any material without causing…

Q: weight of a man

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Q: How much is the resultant (kN) of the three (3) forces?

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Q: Categorize the loads that act on common civil engineering structures according to their nature and…

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Steel Framing

A steel frame consists of a skeleton frame structure comprising of horizontal I-beams and vertical steel columns fitted in a rectangular grid building construction to brace the floors, walls, and the roof of the building held onto the frame. Due to the implementation of this methodology, the construction of the skyscrapers was feasible.