nature of the loads used in the design of high-rise structures.

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A: The cross-sections of steel shapes will in general comprise a get-together of slender plates. At the…

Q: What are the differences between effective stress and total stress? Explain thoroughly.

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Q: What is the main advantage of an energy-absorbing loading-bearing system for withstanding high…

A: The energy-absorbing loadbearing System Is used for energy dissipation in the case of civil…

Q: Discuss the grading of timber for structural purposes in civil and construction engineering

A: structural grading is done on the basis of  strength of the timber The higher the number of F grade…

Q: Explain about slender column with applications in the field.

A: A column is said to be slender if its cross-sectional dimensions are small as compared to its…

Q: provide a written discussion about the comparison of a machine foundation experiencing a dynamic…

A: Solution: Machine foundations are those foundations that are constructed to work against both static…

Q: List the different structural analysis methods for beams, frames and trusses both for statically…

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Q: Strength Class C16 sawn timber joists at close spacings support the first floor of a shop building.…

A: Given data:- Joist width (b) = 71 mm Joist height (h) = 185 mm Instantaneous live load bending…

Q: Concrete structures are inherently fire resistant.Explain?

A: since concrete is made up of those materials which have been already under the fire such as cement…

Q: A steel rod of original length 200 mm and final length of 200.2 mm after application of an axial…

A: given- original length L=200 mmFinal length Lf=200.2 mmLoad P=20 KN

Q: A compressive force P is applied to a 75mm by 100mm piece of wood. The wood grain makes a 20- degree…

A: To determine the largest axial load P that can be safely applied to the wooden column.   Given,…

Q: what is meant by “flexural reinforcement”

A: Flexural behavior are characterized by bending or flexing of the structural component. Therefore the…

Q: QUESTION 4 Discuss how the steel structure will contribute to sustainable development. Include the…

A: steel structure : A steel structure is a metal structure made up of structural steel* components…

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: 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: thick. It supports an axial load of 1,000 kN. E for timber is 10 GPa and for steel, E = 200G 10 200…

A: Because of strain compatibility                 δsteel =δtimber   σsteel LEsteel =σtimber LEtimber…

Q: A rectangular steel block is 4 inches long in the x direction, 2.5 inches long in the y direction,…

A: Given:- Dimensions of rectangular steel block are Length in x-direction = 4 inches Length in…

Q: What is/are the important distinction between normal stress, shearing stress, and bearing stress…

A: Stress is a physical term that describes the force applied to a material per unit area.

Q: Fixed buik-in or encastré beams (see Figure.2) are usually used in structure due to their high…

A: As it is not mentioned that which part is to be solved, so first three parts are solved for you.

Q: Explain the phenomenon of lateral-torsional buckling and how it affects the strength of structural…

A: Lateral-torsional buckling- Lateral-torsional buckling occurs when the beam is under load which…

Q: Compare and contrast the differences between non-pre-stressed structural units versus pre-tensioned…

A: Non-pre-stressed units:- In engineering, reinforced concrete is a composite. By including…

Q: A timber beam, 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, has an effective span of 4,8 m. The density of the…

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Q: Ellaborate on the importance/ effect of forces (tension, compression and shearing) on structural…

A: Structural Members: The structural members undergo the loading which resists the load on the…

Q: For long spans in bridges, using prestressed concrete is usually more suitable than regular…

A: Prestressed concrete is the special form of concrete which is prestressed during its manufacturing…

Q: How to know, if structure is unstable?

A: Resistance offered by structure to undesirable movement like sliding, moment and toppling etc is…

Q: b) Discuss the following physical properties in the design of timber in the application of civil…

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Q: What would be the help of steel reinforcements in Concrete Beams and Slabs? Explain briefly.

A: Steel reinforcements are used in concrete beam and slabs to resist the tension force occurs on the…

Q: A wood beam carries the loading shown in the figure. calculate the magnitude of the bending stress…

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Q: Explain the Vertical Stress Due to a Line Load ?

A: The Vertical Stress Due to a Line Load:

Q: iscuss the relationship between the building form and wind

A: The relationship between building form and wind, it becomes evident that the design of a structure…

Q: a) Write in your own words about Bulk Modulus, Rigidity Modulus and Youngs Modulus? b) While…

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Q: Enumerate and explain (in your own words) the limit states that should be considered

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Q: what is the applications of friction factor?

A: The friction factor is defined as the loss of pressure of a liquid in a pipe because of the…

Q: What are the content of special scheme of prefabricated structure hoisting in civil engineering

A: Structural engineering is a civil engineering sub-discipline where structural engineers are trained…

Q: Question 3 of 5 A simple office building is being considered as an additional equipment storage…

A: The dead load of the  roof=400 kg/m2 Live load=280 kg/m2 As the area of the column is not given, so…

Q: in civil engineering, explain critical buckling load explain this straight to the point

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Q: 4. What's function of movement joints in buildings? Describes how to design them.

A: The function of Movement Joints : 1. A movement joint, also known as an expansion joint is a dynamic…

Q: The basic materials, concrete and steel, are constantly undergoing research and development, leading…

A: cement concrete is the mixture of the ingredient (cement , sand and coarse aggregates ) in different…

Applications of Concrete Framing Systems

A concrete frame is a structure formed by the interconnection of beams and columns to form a structural network. In simple terms, it is the basic skeletal structure of a building or any construction. The concrete framing structure is built on a concrete foundation that forms the base of the entire structure. The concrete frame system is built to support floors, roofs, walls, beams, rafters, joists, etc.