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Q: W W. W Mp 0.8 Mp Mp The above figure shows a continuous beam loaded with concentrated loads 'W' at…

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Q: Analyze the frame using Portal Method

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Q: under the following boundary conditions (x = 0, y = 0); (x = L, y = yMax). what kind of beam is…

A: Beams can also be described with their boundary conditions. In the given question,  When x=0…

Q: What is the total girder and column factor of a joint? Group of answer choices 0 >1 2 1

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Q: determine the largest allowable spacing of rivets that join (a) the angle bars and the top plate;…

A: The Working stress of shear and bearing is given as 100 and 250 MPA yu

Q: A W 305 x 87, 7.5m llong, is pinned at both ends and braced in the weak direction at the third…

A: Given :W 305 x 87 section L = 7.5 m or 7500 mm A = 10965 mm2 Ix = 331.2 x 106 mm4 Iy = 55.78 x 106…

Q: The gate AB is 1 m long x 2 m wide, what is the F force on the gate in kN?

A: Given: The length of the gate AB is 1 m. The width of the gate AB is 2 m. Consider the figure,

Q: A simply supported 4-m long beam is made up of 80% grade Malugai. The beam is carrying a uniform…

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Q: Can you please solve (find all forces and reactions) with step-by-step workings on how to get there…

A: ##Calculation of Member forces of Truss using Method of Joints### Note- problem is large so we can…

Q: What is the vertical  reaction at hinge support? What is the horizontal reaction at hinge support?

A: Length of the span AB -  LAB = 242 + 102⇒LAB = 26m   Taking the span Ab as the horizontal for the…

Q: Situation #2: Given is a rectangular beam having the following parameters; fc' = 35 MPa fy = 415 MPa…

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Q: Prob. 1 Four 50 mm x 200 mm dressed planks are used to carry a super imposed load of "W" kN/m. The…

A: super imposed load of "W" kN/m. The allowable bending stress of the plank is 8.30 MPa. How should…

Q: arce summation diagram and indicate whether eac SK

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Q: 5. A W21 x 101 is used as a compression member with one end fixed and the other end free. The length…

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Q: Explain the Meyerhof and Hanna’s punching shear coefficient ?

A: Mayerhof and Hanna (1978) made more technically sound approach over their previous work from 1974 to…

Q: The overhanging beam shown supports the given ultimate load Wu= 5okN/m. The section is 300mm by…

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Q: Three planks 20 by 120 mm are nailed together to form an I-shaped beam that is subjected to a…

A: determine a)The shear force in each nail; b)The maximum shear stress in the beam.

Q: 10. The frame shown below is unbraced against sidesway. Relative moments of inertia of the members…

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Q: A doubly reinforced beam, which have a base of 310 mm, and an effective depth of 410 mm, is…

A: Balanced steel Ratio PBalanced is corresponding to amount of steel at which concrete failure and…

Q: Problemt The detail of a truss at the support is glued as shown. Given: shearing stress = 800 kN/m?…

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Q: A 300 mm X 550 mm reinforced concrete edge beam is monolithically casted to a 120 mm slab. The beam…

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Q: The members of the truss shown below are of plain concrete. The compressive cylinder strength of…

A: compressive cylinder strength of concrete= 30MPa

Q: What are the internal forces at point C of the beam

A: Find reactions:∑ MB=0RA12-500126-900+900=0RA=3000lbFind reactions:∑ Fy=0RA+RB-50012=0RB=3000lb

Q: how can find reaction force at the supports?

A: Draw the free body diagram:

Q: Problem. Find the reactions and the stresses in all the members of the truss as shown in the figure.…

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Q: 2. The beam shown is prestressed using a bonded (stress relieved tendons) with a specified tensile…

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Q: section of the column and the interaction diagram are shown below. Determine the total area of…

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Q: SITUATION B: The beam is to carry an Ultimate Moment of 580 kN-m, geometrical property of the beam…

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Q: 1000 mm Section 1 f'c 8-36 Ø fv 32 415 800 mm

A: For the given section we have to find the 1 Depth of neutral axis (C)  2 Depth of compression…

Q: Define Statically Indeterminate Structures.

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Q: Q 2 with example. Define Truss. Explain different types of trusses

A: DEFINITION OF TRUSS : A truss is a structure composed of slender member joined together at their end…

Q: Compute the flexural stress in the concrete and steel in MPa for the beam shown using th transformed…

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Bars

In civil engineering, bars refer to steel reinforcement bars or rebars. These are structural members primarily used for reinforcement purposes in masonry works. A bar is characterized by its cross-sectional area, which is negligible compared to its length. Bars are usually manufactured by steel which is uniform throughout the length, or by meshing multiple steel wires. Other materials of the bar include carbon steel, glass fiber, carbon fiber, and basalt fiber. The reinforcing bars are coated with epoxy resins and other materials to enhance some of their properties including corrosion resistance.