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Q: What is the maximum deflection of the beam in terms of El? 10 KN/m A. 10 m

A: Given: Uniformly distributed load, w = 10 kN/m Length of beam, L = 10 m

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Q: The following shows a schematic section of a three-story reinforced concrete building. The building…

A: To determine - The overturning moment at the base.

Q: Provide 5 examples of practical engineering applications of deflection of beams.

A: deflection is the degree to which an element of structure changes its shape when a load is applied.…

Q: What is the maximum deflection in the cantilever beam shown below? Where does the maximum deflection…

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Q: What is the relation between vertical stability and temperature?

A: This phenomena can be explained on the basis of lapse rate.  Lapse rate is the rate of change of…

Q: A stone is thrown vertically upward with a vertical velocity of 49 m/sec. It returns to the ground…

A: Given data : Initial velocity (U)=49 m/sFinal velocity (V)=0

Q: How can we consider the analysis of a curved beam?

A: Beam is defined as curved beam, with its neutral axis bent in without loaded state. Curved beam…

Q: Explain why horizontal equilibrium and vertical equilibrium are relevant in determine moment of a…

A: Whenever exposed to an applied force, structural components must maintain balance both outwardly and…

Q: What happens as Cb increases in beams?

A: A moment coefficient, designated by Cb, is included in design formulas to account for  the effect…

Q: Answer the following: What is a gyroscope? What are the properties of gyro?Explain each. Why do…

A: Gyroscope, device containing a rapidly spinning wheel or circulating beam of light that is used to…

Q: Why is it important to calculate deflection in beams?

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Q: What is the degree of static indeterminacy for the beam shown in Figure?

A: The given question is related with structural analysis . In this question we are provided with value…

Q: What is the effect of elevation on friction force?

A: At a certain limit , this force resists the motion and acts as a constraint.

Q: 50KN A 20 KN K-5m----5m-- QUESTION: FIND DEFLECTION AT MIDSPAN. B

A: The given beam is a simply supported beam and is statically determinate beam. The deflection at the…

Q: Explain the Definition of conditions for eccentric and inclined loading.

A: Eccentric loading: Eccentric load is basically defined as the load whose line of action doesn't pass…

Q: Can you solve a beam using 4 equations at three-moment equations in Structural Theory/Theory of…

A: let us suppose a continuous beam both end hinged with 2 point loads of 60 kN and with 1 udl of 20…

Q: Where must the force R be applied so that its external effect on the bar ABC will be the same as the…

A: Given:- The magnitude of the force F1 = 730 N The magnitude of the force F2 = 310 N The external…

Q: Explain rock mass properties and why it is needed?

A: Rock mass property is the properties of intact rock materials and of the discontinuities in the…

Q: How many support reactions does Support A have? 3 01 04 02 2 KN 5m

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Q: What is the effect of surface friction on wind direction and velocity?

A: Answer Friction reduces the wind speed near the surface and it will also reduce the Coriolis force.

Q: xplain what is the importance of the Shear and Moment diagram in Civil Engineering. Limit your…

A: Calculating the shear force as well as the bending moment at a specific place on a structural…

Q: What are stability and normality tests?

A: Normality: It is defined as the state of the data distribution that will occur as a normal…

Q: What are the difference between the exact and approximate methods of analyzing structures. When can…

A: This question is related to the Method of analysis of structure from Structure analysis. In this…

Q: What is the effect of height on the wind velocity?

A: Solution: The ground level obstacles like buildings, topographic features and the vegetation slows…

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Q: What advantages are ascribed to model-driven engineering?

A: Model driven engineering is defined as a software development methodology. It focuses on creating…

Q: 1.Explain Lateral Stability, Longitudinal Stability and Directional Stability in your own words.

A: Brief Concept Introduction- Lateral, longitudinal, and directional stability are related to the…

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Q: Write the types of support used in structural system models, show them with figures and show their…

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Q: hy is it important to evaluate the deflection of a structure

A: Deflection is the effect that generally occurs under the application of external load. When the load…

Q: Describe the Concept of the form of the body and surface waves resulting from earthquake.

A: The wave of energy that is generated by an earthquake or other earth vibration and that travels with…

Q: What is known as the negative axial force? Answer only

A: An axial force is the force that acts along the longitudinal axis of a member. An axial force can be…

Q: How do we consider the deflection of a reinforced concrete beam?

A: Most of the Reinforced concrete beams are designed by limit state of collapse - They must be checked…

Masonry wall construction

Masonry walls of various sorts are utilized in building construction. Masonry walls are the most enduring feature of any structure or building. It separates a structure from the outside world. In masonry construction, the common masonry materials used are building stone, brick, cast stone, glass block, and concrete block. Masonry construction is a type of construction that has the highest durability.