Structural Theory 2

Q: Explain ways to Determine Geometric Stability of Complex Structural Frames?

A: An unstable structure generally cannot be analysed. Therefore, it is useful to know if a structure…

Q: State and explain with engineering principles the differences between structural supports and…

A: A structure is said to be safe when it is stable and its structural elements like a beam, slab,…

Q: Explain Coulomb theory.

A: Coulomb’s theory used to determine the shear strength of the soil. It states that the total lateral…

Q: Describe the lower-dimensional forms of carbon—fullerenes,carbon nanotubes, and graphene?

A: Fullerenes: Fullerenes are the forms of carbon. The structure of fullerenes is in the shape of a…

Q: 9.3 Name the structural components in the following diagram and indicate their function.

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Q: Why is the force method in analyzing structures not suitable for computer programming?

A: Step: 1 Force method of analysis: - It is also known as consistent deformation method. Force method…

Q: Explain the importance of material properties in the design of civil engineering structures?

A: Material qualities are indispensable in building civil engineering structures. These features…

Q: How many Phases and Constituents are in the following material? А В 50 pm

A: Answer -  One phase and 2 constituents  Any section of a substance with a distinct crystal structure…

Q: Y = Ya + Snyw

A: Given data in question  Bulk unit weight  Dry unit weight  Degree of saturation  Unit weight of…

Q: What do you call the force that opposes motion? Friction Force Normal Force Compression Force O…

A: Friction force A friction force opposes the motion. It is a resistive force.

Q: What is the importance of studying engineering materials?

A: Medicine and health, information and communication, national security & space, transportation,…

Q: how do you use translational and rotational responses to derive the stiffness matric of a structure?

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Q: 1. What is Structural Theory? 2. What is the importance of Structural Theory?

A: Answer:- A structural theory may be defined as one which tends to organize a set of propositions and…

Q: Provide a brief background of atterberg's  limits and their importance in engineering applications

A: We have three limits for a given soil based on water content their explanation given below

Q: 2- With both ASD and LRFD methods to check the adequacy the W10x33 shape as a column subjected to…

A: W10x33DL = 100 kipsLL = 70 kips

Q: Give an example for type of load classification according to time Static load - Sustained…

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Q: Describe the basic mechanical behaviour of CFST

A: Aim : To Describe the basic mechanical behaviour of CFST

Q: Provide examples of practical engineering applications of Equation of Elastic Curve

A: we know that,equation of elastic curveM=EId2ydx2where,M= moment EI=flexural rigidity of the beam

Q: In mechanics of deformable bodies, what is the other name for Elongation? is it strain or…

A: Elongation: The elongation is defined as the measure of deformation when an object is subjected to…

Q: Classification of materials that includes plastics and rubber.

A: The materials are classified into 3 main parts 1. Ceramic 2. Metals 3. Polymers 1. Ceramic are…

Q: Please explain Euler-Bernoulli Beam Theory in simple words as if you are talking with a senior high…

A: The Euler-Bernoulli Beam Theory is a fundamental principle in structural engineering that provides a…

Q: development in civil engineering

A: Solutions: Civil engineering is considered one of the ancient divisions in the field of engineering…

Q: WHAT ARE THE THINGS THAT ILLUSTRATE THE THEORY OF STRUCTURES

A: Understanding the impact of loads (activities) on structures is the focus of the theory of…

Q: The length and breadth of a piece of steel is 100cm and 60cm. Take mass of steel as 35kg and density…

A: Option D is correct

Q: Stress is an response to an External, Internal Internal, External External, External Internal,…

A: Stress can be defined as the internal resistance per unit area of the body.It is given by formula:…

Q: What are "Carbon molecular Sieves” and what are their benefits?

A: Solution: Carbon molecular sieve are the essential elements of the PSA system which utilized in the…

Q: Give at least 10 subtopics for Engineered Nanomaterials. Example: Engineered Nanomaterials in…

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Q: What is the best way to explain a structural diagram? Provide some examples of the various module…

A: A form of diagram known as a structural diagram shows the many parts and connections of a system or…

Q: 4 m * 2 m * 2 kN 1.5 kN 10 m H B 10 m 3 kN G 10 m 3 kN LL 10 m FIND ALL THE FORCES IN THE BEAMS AND…

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Q: Describe the behavior described by the classical theory of plasticity.

A: Classical theory of plasticity is an earlier study of metals during the nineteenth century. This…

Q: What is the difference between the bent frame structure and the rigid frame structure? Subject :

A: There are several frame structure types that may be employed for building construction. They may be…

Q: Explain the difference between gauge pressure and absolute pressure

A: gauge pressure = the pressure relative to the atmospheric pressure or the pressure above the…

Q: What are the classes of defects in crystal structures?

A: Arrangements of the atoms in all types of materials hold imperfections that have a profound effect…

Q: Discuss the concept of elasticity and plasticity in materials?

A: The ability of a material to respond to external loads through elasticity and plasticity is one of…

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.