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1010235110 – Design Of Rcc Structures (Limit State Method)

 

1010235110 – Design Of Rcc Structures (Limit State Method)

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1. Curtailment of bars is permitted when:
a) Shear is minimum
b) Moment is reduced
c) Sufficient development length is available
 d) All of the above


2. In singly reinforced beam, steel is provided in the:
a) Compression zone only
 b) Tension zone only
c) Both zones
d) Web only


3. Effective span of a cantilever beam is:
a) Clear span
 b) Clear span + d
c) Clear span + 0.5d

d) Clear span + 2d


4. Which type of section occurs when xu < xu,lim in a beam?
 a) Under-reinforced
b) Balanced
c) Over-reinforced
d) Brittle


5. What is the main purpose of a landing in a staircase?
a) To reduce the number of steps
 b) To provide a resting place and change direction
c) To make the staircase look wider
d) To reduce the cost of construction


6. For a simply supported beam of length (l) under a UDL (w), the maximum shear force at the support is:
a) wl
 b) wl/2
c) wl/4
d) wl/8


7. The formula for the shear force resisted by vertical stirrups (Vus) is:
 a) 0.87 fy Asv d / Sv
b) 0.87 fy Asv Sv / d
c) τc b d
d) τv b d


8. The minimum width of a staircase for residential buildings should be:
a) 600 mm
b) 750 mm
c) 900 mm
d) 1200 mm


9. As per IS 456:2000, for continuous beams or slabs, if support width is wider than 1/12 of clear span (or) 600 mm whichever less, for end span with one end fixed and the other continuous or intermediate spans, the effective span is:
 b) Centre-to-centre distance
a) Average of support widths
c) Clear span between supports
d) Not defined


10. As per IS 456:2000, for continuous beams or slabs, if support width is wider than 1/12 of clear span (or) 600 mm whichever less, for end span with one end free and the other continuous, the effective span is:
a) Clear span + half the width of discontinuous support
b) Clear span + half the effective depth
 c) Greater of (A) & (B)
d) Lesser of (A) & (B)**


11. As per IS 456:2000, for continuous beams or slabs, if support width is less than 1/12 of clear span, the effective span is:
a) Clear span + Effective Depth
 b) Centre-to-centre of supports
c) Greater of (A) & (B)
d) Lesser of (A) & (B)


12. For imposed load (not fixed), the coefficient for span moment near middle of end span is:
 a) +1/16
b) -1/16
c) +1/10
d) -1/10


13. Effective span of a simply supported one-way slab is:
a) Clear span + effective depth
b) Clear span + width of support
 c) Lesser of (clear span + effective depth) or center-to-center of supports
d) Clear span only


14. The width of the middle strip in a two-way slab is taken as:
a) The full width of the slab
 b) Half of the slab width
c) 0.125 times the slab length
d) 0.75 times of slab length


15. In a two-way slab, torsional reinforcement is provided at:
a) Edges
b) Center
 c) Corners
d) Mid-span


16. The width of the edge strip in a two-way slab is taken as:
a) The full width of the slab
 b) One-half of the slab width
c) 0.125 times the slab length
d) 0.75 times slab length


17. Long columns fail due to:
 a) Buckling
b) Crushing
c) Bending
d) Torsion


18. The footing is considered safe when:
a) Shear > moment
 b) Soil pressure ≤ SBC
c) Load > area
d) Reinforcement is more


19. The minimum diameter of longitudinal bars used in columns shall be:
a) 8 mm
b) 10 mm
 c) 12 mm
d) 16 mm


20. Which footing is preferred for two columns close together?
a) Strip footing
 b) Combined footing
c) Sloped footing
d) Mat footing

 

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