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Q: Differentiate between Post tensioning and pre-tensioning process.

A: Pre-stressing is the application of an initial load on the structure so as to enable the structure…

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Q: are the advantages and limitations of pre-stressing

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Q: Determine the degree of indeterminacy of the following truss

A: Given data : Member (m)=14 Joint (J)=8 Support reaction (R)=2+1=3

Q: NOTE: This is roller support. "This is hinge support. Stability [ Choose ] Determinancy [ Choose ]…

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Q: The two pieces of wood, 1.78in. by 4.75 in., are glued together along the 40ᴼjoint. Determine the…

A: From the given data  Area A = 1.78 * 4.75 = 8.455 in²  Max shear stress in the glue  limited to 234…

Q: Discuss about the pre-tensioning and post-tensioning procedures in detail.

A: PRESTRESSING Prestressing is the process in which a compressive stress is introduced to concrete.…

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Q: ACTIVITY 2: Determine the (internal Di, external De and total D) static indeterminacy of the…

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Q: Distinguish between the post-tensioning and pre-tensioning processes.

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Q: Give the formula for the tensile and shear strength of the weld joint. Explain the various terms in…

A: Need to definethe formula for the tensile and shear strength of the weld joint

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Q: Determine the moment which causes a maximum strain of 0.002 in a W18x50 section.

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Q: Determine the forces in all members of the truss shown in the figure. Indicate whether in tension or…

A: A truss is given with hinged support at "a" and roller support at "e" A point load of 300lb is…

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Q: Define the properties of Prakash and Saran method ?

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Q: Describe some of the factors to be considered in the designing of the beams

A: To describe the factors that are considered in the designing of the beam

Q: What are the assumptions in a plane truss for method of joints?

A: Truss is a rigid structure composed of number of straight members pin jointed to each other.

Q: INTERNAL FORCES – BEAM ACB d) Draw a diagram of member ACB with all external forces acting on it,…

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Q: An electrical resistance strain rosette indicates strains of -400, +800 and +500 along the x, y and…

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Q: A two span beam subjected to shear and flexure only is reinforced as follows: @ FACE OF SUPPORTS…

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Q: 4. Two connecting shafts (Aluminum and Bronze) are rigidly attached to unyielding supports. With the…

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Q: Situation: From the given truss, determine the force in the following members: PLEASE DO NOT FORGET…

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Q: What factors do you consider when designing a tension member in a steel structure?

A: Tension members are structural elements that are subjected to direct axial tensile loads which tend…

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