Select the lightest suitable W250 section beams

Q: what is the block shear rupture capacity of beam flange of the flange connection in kips? (2 decimal…

A: Tensile Strength: The Tensile strength of a material defines as the stress in tension that material…

Q: Draw SFD and BMD for the single side overhanging beam subjected to loading as shown below. Mark…

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Q: A built up section consists of S 150 x 26 and two channels C 380 x 74 having an ¡ effective length…

A: Properties of One channel  C380x74A = 9480 mm2Ix = 168 x 106 mm4Iy= 4.6 x  106 mm4Properties of One…

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A: In civil engineering or road design, the vertical alignment of a road or highway refers to its slope…

Q: what is the block shear rupture capacity of beam flange of the flange connection in kips? (2 decimal…

A: Beam flangeW 16 x 50A992 steelA992 Fy = 50 ksi, Fu = 65 ksiEffective bolt hole diameter = bolt hole…

Q: H H HH A homeowner ordered 5 x 10 - W20 x D10.5 WWR for a DYI backyard project. The WWR is made of…

A: For a backyard project, a home owner ordered 5 x 10 - W20xD10.5 WWR WWR is made of Gr-70 steel…

Q: use Methad of joivts to analxes the truss below 5.6M D. 5m, +5m 5m 5.6 m 5-6 m SKN

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Q: Differentiate between steel and GFRP in terms of there properties? Also find the usage of GFRP in RC…

A: Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic (GFRP), commonly known as fiber glass, is a synthetic amalgamated…

Q: Problem 3 Given the loaded beam, determine: a) Maximum tensile fiber stress b) Transverse shearing…

A: Given data  Determine a. Maximum tensile stress.  b. Transverse shearing stress at section just to…

Q: A joist cutting is used as a bracket to support a load of 135 KN. It is welded to the column flange…

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Q: nle 7.11 Design a composite beam with flexible shear connectors for the following data: Span of the…

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Q: A flanged bolt coupling is used to connect a solid shaft 110 mm in diameter to a hollow shaft 100 mm…

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Q: Q5- Draw ILD for Ra, Rc,Rd,Rf, Vc-,Vc+, Vk and Mk. Hinge Hinge A 4 m B • 4 m C K 2 -10 m- D 9 4 m E…

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Q: A compression member of a truss can be failed due to buckling or crushing. Brief the design criteria…

A: Assume square short column(λ<12) Eccentricity(e)≤0.05B Where, B=side of square column Calculating…

Q: • The Precast T- Beam has the cross section shown. Determine its weight per meter of its length if…

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Q: what is the advantages of SAP and stadd in steel design

A: SAP and STAAD are both software tools which are commonly used in structural engineering for both…

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Q: Which of the following is the most efficient column section? O Pipe Wide Flange Square tubing O…

A: Brief concept- Column Section- It is a structural member that helps in transferring the compressive…

Q: 10.8m 8.1m D ALANISH 100KN 130kN 150KN 160kN 140KN H 120kN 8 panels @ 6m ea. = 48m Determine the…

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Q: Any one span beam with three hinges not on the same line is called * O Indeterminate beam…

A: The stability of the beam or truss depends on the number of support reactions and the equilibrium…

Q: hear and flexure only is reinforcnd as follows: TOP BARS BOTTOM BARS @ MIDSPAN 2-016 mm 3-016 mm @…

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Q: The following beam has an exposure class of N. f'=30MPa, fy=400Mpa. a. Find the Mr using the "Mr…

A: f'c= 30 MPafy=400 Mpa To find-

Q: A fillet weld of size 6mm used to weld a plate of width 75mm to gusset plate to transfer a factored…

A: Size of weld = 6 mmPlate width = 75 mmFactored load = 120 kNSteel = Fe410To Find :The length of each…

Q: RC Frame System Mostly used form of construction Columns and beams are not there Thickness of the…

A: RC Frame System 1.Mostly used form of construction to provide better strength and to increase the…

Q: LA WHAT IS THE MINZMUM THICK NESS FOR A SIMPLY 251 SUPPORTED SLAB /THE -> VZEW DIMEN SINS SHOWN VZEW…

A: Question (1)A As per ACI 318 code Table 9.5 minimum thickness defined for a slab simply supported…

Q: A flanged bolt coupling is used to connect a solid shaft 100 mm in diameter to a hollow shaft 100 mm…

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Q: The truss shown in the figure is 50 KN 100 kN 100 kN 50 kN -3.0- 3.0- -3.0- AV F E 2.0 m G simple…

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Q: 10 ft 10 ft 25 k- A 2 k/ft 15 ft Hinge B 3 k/ft

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Q: L K H 3 m C ID E TF |-2 m -- 2 m--2 m-- 2 m--2 m --2 m- 20 kN 30 kN 40 kN

A: The stability of the truss is checked by the following formula; If m+r < 2j, The truss is…

Q: Given the following: b=355mm d=575mm fc'=27.5MPA fy=275MPA Mu=670kN-m Determine As A. USE NSCP 2015,…

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Q: Question 1 * Each member of the truss shown is made of steel and has the cross-sectional area shown.…

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Q: A flanged bolt coupling is used to connect a solid shaft 110 mm in diameter to a hollow shaft 100 mm…

A: To find out the number of steel bolts used for bolt circle of 300 mm diameter to carry the couple of…

Q: problem1:. for the Simply sup-(Ted beam shownin figure FBD, draw Solve for The reaction and draw SFB…

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Q: Consider the scissor truss displayed in the figure. Identify the members that carry no load.…

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Q: e P W-Section Weld S2 [S3 S3 S3 S2 Ss Ss S2 Calculate the shear load (kN) on the critical bolt at…

A: Solution:- P= 200 kN e = 0  unknown - shear Load

Q: Determine the forces in members CD, CJ, and DJ. 6 panels at 6' M L K J H 10' D E F. L. L

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Q: B Lsm smsm-5m. -5m 5m Ax- Re- Re Rp= Ro 90 kN/m Hinge kN KN kN kN Ay Hinge 5m 5m KN

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Q: the critical point in the column formwork is the top of the mould Select one: True False

A: Columns carry the load of structure and hence they are critical. It is important to align them for…

Q: Design the reinforcements of the given T beam below. bf=900mm bw=420mm tf=120mm d=550mm d'=80mm…

A: The process of design involves finding out the sizes of the structural member and the proper…

Q: Answer only letter D, E, F

A: Given data in question  Structural beams To find out  Indeterminacy  Note Ds= total Indeterminacy…

Q: For the beam shown below, find Wn which will minimize the maximum of M, in the beam WB WM WB

A: Reactions∑FV=0R1+R2=WB+WB+WMDue to symmetrical loading   R1=R2  R1=R2=WB+WM2To minimize maximum…

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.