Name two differences between flexural and local buckling.

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A: Given : Maximum bending stress, σmax = 3500 psiMaximum shear stress, τmax = 260 psi…

Q: - What the different between 3-points and 4-points bending tests?

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Q: Concrete Reinforcement Width of section Reinforcement strengths. fcu:= 30-MPa fy:= 450-MPa b:= 280…

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Q: What is the Split-tension test? How it is different from the Flexure Strength Test?

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Q: describes the factors affecting the buckling load of a compression member

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Q: Discuss Structural dead loads

A: Introduction: Generally the structures are designed to sustain the different types of loadings and…

Q: Explain breifly Combined tensile and shear load transfer ?

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Q: How can you tell a shear connection from a moment connection? What is therole of each?

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Q: Explain the main difference between flexural and flexural-torsional buckling

A: Also known as Euler Buckling when elastic behavior occurs. It is the deflection caused by bending,…

Q: Design Criteria: Structure: Beams and reinforced walls exposed to freezir Required Strength: 28 MPa…

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Q: a) Determine the magnitudes, and senses of the direct and shear stresses which

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Q: Answer the following 1- Design the flexural reinforcement of the section

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Q: 1. What are the mainly two types of failures occur in beams? Tension zone Load

A: The two main types of failures which occur in beams are: 1) Flexural failure 2) Shear failure 1)…

Q: Two wood boards, each 18 mm thick, are joined by the glued finger joint shown. The finger joint will…

A: Asked: To determine the shortest allowable length of the cuts in the glued finger joint.   Given:…

Q: determine the shear stres

A: We have to calculate shear stres

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Q: Define the concept buckling.

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Q: Describe the concept of Shearing Strength.

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Q: BDM? bending moment diagram

A: In continuation of previous question, only bending moment diagram is provided.

Q: What is the flexure formula and tell what the unknown letters represent?

A: Solution: The flexure formula basically gives the internal bending stresses caused by an external…

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Q: Wood planks are used on each working level. The deck width/bearer span is 5 ft.. The bearers and…

A: Deck width/ Bearer span = 5 ftYield stress (fy) = 36000  psiModulus of Elasticity (E) = 29×106…

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Q: cross section. Before the slab wa Compute the axial force in each modulus of elasticity.

A: Solution-δB =δC +δ2δ2 =δB -δCδ16 =δ22    δ1=3δ2 δA = δC + δ1     = δC  + 3δ2δA =δC+3δB-δEδA…

Q: Recall permissible stresses for PC sections during the initial and final stages of loading

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Q: Design a slender unbraced rectangular column with the following data : bne 221.0 Size of column = 25…

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Q: What is the Variation in Shear Stress and Factor of Safety? Describe about it?

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A: To Determine Maximum Compressive and tensile stress.

Q: What is driven steel shell?

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Q: Free Body Diagram (FBD) Show Equivalent Loads 500 lb

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Bars

In civil engineering, bars refer to steel reinforcement bars or rebars. These are structural members primarily used for reinforcement purposes in masonry works. A bar is characterized by its cross-sectional area, which is negligible compared to its length. Bars are usually manufactured by steel which is uniform throughout the length, or by meshing multiple steel wires. Other materials of the bar include carbon steel, glass fiber, carbon fiber, and basalt fiber. The reinforcing bars are coated with epoxy resins and other materials to enhance some of their properties including corrosion resistance.