Define Total Stress Analyses

Q: What the deviator stress?

A: The deviator stress can be defined as it is the difference between the principal major and minor…

Q: Using Centroid by Integration, determine the x- and y-coordinates of the centroid of the shaded…

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Q: How to determine Z-value? How to determine D-value and TDT?

A: The Z-value is referred to calculation of the resistance of micro-organism at different temperatures…

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Q: Give a name to a vertical stress distribution diagrams drawn using Boussinesq equation?

A: Answer Introduction Boussinesq in 1855 developed the relation used for determining the normal and…

Q: Suppose we have a uniform beam that is 4.00 metres long has a flexural rigidity of 27510Nm². N Find…

A: Load f(x) = 8.96(x+1.12)(4.92-x)  Flexural rigidity, EI= 27510 Nm2

Q: verity of seismic forces.

A: The sudden release of energy from the Earth's crust leading to production of waves which cause…

Q: The beam shown is laterally supported at the ends only. Which of the following most nearly gives the…

A: Answer : We know that Lr is given by  Lr = 1.95*rts*E0.7*FyJ*cSx*h0+J*cSx*h02+6.760.76*FyE2 rts =…

Q: Ql:- The coplanar force system shown in Figure below is subjected to a couple moment (M) and three…

A: Coplanar forces: In the coplanar force system, all the forces acting in one plane of action. They…

Q: ) Find the maximum deflection (including its location), and the maximum slope (including its…

A: With cantilevered beams, the maximum deflection is seen when the load is placed at one end of the…

Q: Define Allowable Stress Design

A: Their are mainly two type of design concept: Allowable stress method Load and resistance factor…

Q: Dreaw Hhe shear and moment diagram of the beam shoun Tm 3m

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Q: What are the simmilarities and difference of floor slab thickness of 0.2m and cover slab thickness…

A: Floor slab is meant to distribute loads applied to it to the weaker sub-grade below, in the case of…

Q: Determine the structure stiffness matrix S for the beam shown.

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Q: Describe one of the methods of measuring surface tension with a physical justification.

A: Given :surface tension                                              To determine: method of…

Q: Find the effective width of flange for an isolated T-beam having l = 3.5 m, depth of 0 flange = 200…

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Q: Calculate Tension CD. 2 m D 3.5 m B 250 N -2 m- t2.5 m- -1.5 m- "500 N

A: Concept  Bending moment any point in cable is zero.  Find  Tension in CD (TCD) = ?

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A: 1. The most basic type of resistance is grade resistance.The gravitational force that prevents a…

Q: Define Earth pressure loads

A: Pressure is defined as force acting per unit area of the body.

Q: Problem 2 In a compass survey made 50 years ago the observed magnetic bearing of a reference line XY…

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Q: TRIP DISTRIBUTION Complete the second iteration. The Jeffersonville Transportation Study Area has…

A: The planning, development, and operation of systems for moving products and people by roadway,…

Q: Situation 3 - Refer to the three-hinged arch shown in the Figure. Given: 7. 8. 9. P₁ = P4 = 100 kN…

A: Determine a. Horizontal reaction at A going to B.  b. Vertical reaction at C.  c. Total reaction at…

Q: The 10m long beam shown in the figure has a total superimposed load of 40 kN/m and the prestressed…

A: Length of beam, L=10 m Unit weight of concrete, γ=23.5 kN/m3 total superimposed load (Live load),…

Q: What are the errors that may occur in computer-aided structural analysis? Explain

A: The errors that may occur in CAD structural analysis are: 1: Easy accessibility: Each CAD program…

Q: Locate the z-coordinate of the center of mass of the bracket-and-shaft combination. The vertical…

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Q: A simple curve of the proposed highway extension have a direction of tangents AB due North and BC…

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Q: Define Fluid loads

A: Fluid loads : Fluid loads are the gravity loads of liquid or solid materials in equipment and piping…

Q: For the figure shown, determine the following: a.) The moment of the force 300 N at points A and B…

A: In mechanics, the force evaluation is divide into force and moment. forces or reaction at any point…

Q: Situation 9 - An 18-m long prestressed pile weighing 3.8 kN/m is to be lifted by two cables. 25. At…

A: Udl = 3.8 kN/m Length of pile = 18 m

Q: Define Shrinkage loads

A: In reinforced concrete, there are various internal effects that takes place in it. These effects may…

Q: 8. In a manometer shown, the fluid from A to B is mercury (sp. gravity=13.6) and from B to C, the…

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Q: Define Shear load,

A: Shear loads are characterized as powers applied to an example digression to the stacking hub, yet…

Material Properties

Construction in civil engineering demands high strength, durability, and longevity. These targets can be achieved by better design and analysis, along with the correct choice of materials. Different materials have different properties and hence, they respond and performs differently under the various condition of external loadings. It is therefore a critical task of an engineer to select the right material based on the property that the material is supposed to function in real-time. When speaking about the property, there are different categories of material properties like chemical property, physical property, mechanical property, electrical property, magnetic property, thermal property, etc. These material properties form the basis of material selection in various applications.