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Q: Discuss Structural dead loads

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Q: find the tension/compression in DC & DF?

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Q: What can be added to overcome surface tension and make a thin square steel sink in water?

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Q: Define Total Stress Method.

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Q: Define The ultimate strength design method

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Q: Name two differences between flexural and local buckling.

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Q: Determine the largest axial force P that can be carried safely by the rectangular wood panel if the…

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Q: write about the merits and demerits of pre stressing.Also discuss about the tendon layouts

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Q: hat is the purpose of wooden support of steel rebar during preservation prior for installation.

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Q: Explain ASD ( Allowable stress Design) method in short please.

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Q: (2) #3 at 8"0.c. 4#9 14" 21" fé= 5000 psi NWC Grade 60 steel & Mn = ? Tied Bars.

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

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Q: factor which affect splitting tensile strength and flexural strength .

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Q: Describe about the homogeneous section.

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

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Electric Circuit and Components

An electrical circuit or electrical network is a pre-determined pathway to make the electrons flow in the desired direction. The flow of electrons will set up a current flow in the circuit. Normally, the flow of electrical current is opposite to the flow of electrons. An electron is a fundamental sub-atomic particle of an atom possessing a negative charge. To initiate the flow of current and achieve the desired output, the electrical circuit should necessarily be composed of closed pathways. The pathways are made-up of good conductors of electricity such as aluminium and copper.