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Reg. No

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FOURTH SEMESTER DIPLOMA EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY

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OCTOBER. 20 I 6

THEORY OF STRUCTURES _ II (Common for CE,

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EN, QS and WR)

lTime (Maximum mark

PART

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:3

hours

100)

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(Maximum marks : 10) Marks

Answer the following questions in one or two sentences' Each question carries 2 marks.

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Define pure bending

Draw the shear stress distribution diagram of a symmetrical What is meant bY core of a section

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beam ? When we will use Mecaulay's method for finding slope and deflection of a

Define stiffiress

factor.

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(Maximum marks : 30)

6 marks' Answer any five questions frsm the following. Each question carries

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drum A strip'of steel65mm wide and 36mm thick is bend around a circular of S.)0m outer diameter. Calculate the maximum sffess due to bending' Take E :2 xl0s N/mm2. A beam of rectangular cross section 160mm wide and 270mm deep is subjected intensity to a maximum shear force of 25 K.N. Find the marimum shear stress and draw the shear sness distribution diagam'

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x A hollow rectangular column of extemal dimensions are 200mm 120mm' on an The thickness of the column is 30mm. A vertical load of 20 KN acts electricity of 30mm from the C.G of the section in a plain bisecting shorter side. Find the maximum and minimum intensities of sffess at the base' A concrete dam of trapezoidal section has a vertical face on the water side' Its height is 6m, top width 2.5m and bottom width 3.60m- Determine the Take maximum and minimum stress of its base when the reservoir is frrll' weight of water 9810N/mr and weight of masonry as 20000 N/m3.

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Marks

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PART

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60) (Modmum marks :

(AnsweroneN|questionfromeachunit'Eachfullquestioncarries15marks.) UNrr - I

lll (a) Explain the terms' (i) Neutral axis (b)

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^_+ of ^f (ii) Moment

200mm An I-section beam of flanges

Draw the shear distribution force of 30 KN'

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(iii) Section modules ,pcicranc€ resistance

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x 15mm thick' 15mm thick' web 30qT if it canies a shear across the section,

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Calculatethebendingsressatapointl00mmabovethebottomandlmfrom the left suPPort'

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of v (a) Distinguish between direct stress and bending sftess by means face vertical' (b) A masonry dam of 12m high and free board 2m with water base.

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avoid tension at the Determine the top and bottomkatn of ttre dam to of water Morimum stress at the bottom is 420 KN/m2. Take unit weight and the masoffy as 9810 N/m3 and 20000 N/m3 respectively. On

250mm x 250mm canies a concentated load 'P' on the X-X axis at a distance 50mm from Y-Y axis. Find the value of 'P' to impose a maximum sfess 5 N/mm2.

y1 (a) A square column

(b) A fixed beam ABCD of length 5m carries two point loads of 12 KN at B and C. If AB = CD: lrl, furd out the end moments and the bending moments B and C. Draw the S.F. and B.M. diagrams.

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method.

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diameter 11 carries rimired ro

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cross-secdon rs 4m long and l00mm

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A continuous beam ABC is simply supported at A, B and C and having AB = 5m and BC = 3m. The span AB carries a'poinr fouj'J +*iN'u, 2m awayliom rhe support A The span BC is carrying u tlit. of z rNL. i.'ina"*," hTt:g momenb at support A, B.and C, using Clapey.on.s support reactions T! rheorem of tluee moment. Also draw rhe shear force and u.noing

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A continuous beam ABC is fixed, atA and simply supporled at ts and C. The lenghs are AB : BC = 3m. If the u.a.

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c_ri.s ;iil;;;', KN/m throughout length, frnd out the reactions and bending momenrs, usmg moment

the entire distribution method. Also draw the shear lorce and Uenaing moment diagram.

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