This document contains 36 multiple choice questions assessing knowledge of structural analysis techniques including portal method, cantilever method, moment distribution method, slope deflection method, double integration method, and moment area theorem. The questions involve calculating reactions, shear forces, bending moments, slopes, and deflections at various points in beams and frames under different loading conditions.
This document contains 36 multiple choice questions assessing knowledge of structural analysis techniques including portal method, cantilever method, moment distribution method, slope deflection method, double integration method, and moment area theorem. The questions involve calculating reactions, shear forces, bending moments, slopes, and deflections at various points in beams and frames under different loading conditions.
This document contains 36 multiple choice questions assessing knowledge of structural analysis techniques including portal method, cantilever method, moment distribution method, slope deflection method, double integration method, and moment area theorem. The questions involve calculating reactions, shear forces, bending moments, slopes, and deflections at various points in beams and frames under different loading conditions.
This document contains 36 multiple choice questions assessing knowledge of structural analysis techniques including portal method, cantilever method, moment distribution method, slope deflection method, double integration method, and moment area theorem. The questions involve calculating reactions, shear forces, bending moments, slopes, and deflections at various points in beams and frames under different loading conditions.
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CE CORREL
THEORY OF STRUCTURES 2
Situation 1 A given frame shown is subjected to lateral loads of 30 kN and 50 kN acting at joints C and B respectively. Using Portal Method of analysis.
1. Compute the moment at D.
a. 120 kN-m b. 90 kN-m c. 100 kN-m d. 110 kN-m 2. Compute the moment at FC at joint F. a. 14 kN-m b. 13 kN-m c. 12 kN-m d. 15 kN-m 3. Compute the axial force of column AB. a. 30.5 kN b. 22.5 kN c. 40.5 kN d. 37.5 kN
Situation 2 From the given frame shown and using Cantilever Method of analysis.
4. Which of the following gives the location of the centroid from the right most column. a. 6.33 m b. 7.33 m c. 8.33 m d. 9.33 m 5. Which of the following gives the axial force at column CF. a. 1.79 kN b. 2.29 kN c. 2.79 kN d. 3.29 kN 6. Which of the following gives the moment AD at joint D. a. 4.59 kN-m b. 5.59 kN-m c. 6.59 kN-m d. 7.59 kN-m
Situation 3 A building frame shown has a horizontal span of 10 m and a total height of 8 m. The frame has a fixed support at A and B. The girders CD and EF carries a uniform load of 10 kN/m.
7. Compute the approximate maximum positive moment of the girder CD.
a. 80 kN-m b. 90 kN-m c. 100 kN-m d. 110 kN-m 8. Compute the maximum negative moment at the girder CD. a. -35 kN-m b. -45 kN-m c. -55 kN-m d. -65 kN-m 9. Compute the maximum shear of girder CD. a. 65 kN b. 55 kN c. 60 kN d. 50 kN Situation 4 A Warren Portal shown in the figure is subjected to a lateral load of 42 kN at joint C. The supports at A and I are fixed.
10. Compute the approximate vertical reaction at I.
a. 23.4 kN b. 25.4 kN c. 27.4 kN d. 29.4 kN 11. Compute the approximate force of member CD. a. 75.8 kN b. 77.8 kN c. 79.8 kN d. 81.8 kN 12. Compute the approximate force of member FH. a. 41.58 kN b. 43.58 kN c. 45.58 kN d. 47.58 kN
Situation 5 From the figure shown, each steel member has a cross sectional area of 300 mm 2, and E = 200,000 MPa.
13. Compute the force on member AC.
a. 30 kN b. 35 kN c. 40 kN d. 45 kN 14. Compute the vertical displacement at B. a. 11.3 mm b. 12.3 mm c. 13.3 mm d. 14.3 mm 15. Compute the horizontal displacement at B. a. -0.50 mm b. -1.00 mm c. -1.50 mm d. -2.00 mm
Situation 6 From the beam shown, EI is constant: Using MDM Method
16. What is the value of moment at AB?
a. 62.5 kN-m b. 45.0 kN-m c. 87.5 kN-m d. 92.0 kN-m 17. What is the value of moment at DC? a. 144.3 kN-m b. 274.3 kN-m c. 234.3 kN-m d. 344.3 kN-m 18. What is the reaction at B? a. 132.7 kN b. 112.7 kN c. 102.7 kN d. 122.7 kN Situation 7 From the beam shown: Using MDM Method
19. What is the moment at AB?
a. 1345 kN-m b. 2844 kN-m c. 3254 kN-m d. 4011 kN-m 20. What is the moment at BA? a. 6508 kN-m b. 7022 kN-m c. 5411 kN-m d. 8099 kN-m 21. What is the moment at BC? a. -5201 kN-m b. -3556 kN-m c. -6508 kN-m d. -7122 kN-m
Situation 8 From the beam shown, EI is constant. Using Slope Deflection Method
22. What is the moment at AB?
a. 0.54 kN-m b. 1.54 kN-m c. 2.54 kN-m d. 3.04 kN-m 23. What is the moment at CB? a. 12.86 kN-m b. 13.86 kN-m c. 11.86 kN-m d. 10.86 kN-m 24. What is the reaction at B? a. 4.95 kN b. 3.95 kN c. 2.95 kN d. 5.95 kN
Situation 9 From the beam shown, EI is constant. Using Slope Deflection Method
25. What is the moment at AB?
a. 108 k-ft b. -108 k-ft c. 208 k-ft d. -208 k-ft 26. What is the moment at BA? a. 45 k-ft b. -45 k-ft c. 72 k-ft d. -72 k-ft 27. What is the moment at BC? a. 45 k-ft b. -45 k-ft c. 72 k-ft d. -72 k-ft
Situation 10 From the beam shown: Using Double Integration Method
28. What is the value of deflection at midspan?
a. -5wL4/384EI b. -5wL4/390EI c. -5wL4/388EI d. -5wL4/392EI 29. What is the value of slope at the pin support?
a. –wL3/28EI b. –wL3/27EI c. –wL3/25EI d. –wL3/24EI
Situation 11 From the beam shown: Using Double Integration Method 30. What is the value of the deflection “y” a. 104.71/EI b. 221.71/EI c. 193.71/EI d. 156.71/EI 31. What is the value of slope at B? a. 329.22/EI b. 421.22/EI c. 298.22/EI d. 271.22/EI
Situation 11 From the beam shown, Take E = 29x103 ksi, and I = 600 in4. Using Moment Area Theorem
32. What is the value of slope at B?
a. -0.00159 rad b. -0.00359 rad c. -0.00559 rad d. -0.00759 rad 33. What is the value of slope at C?
a. -0.00745 rad b. -0.00445 rad c. -0.00245 rad d. -0.00945 rad
34. Determine the slope at point C of the beam in figure: E = 200 GPa, and I = 6x10 6 mm4
a. 0.091 rad b. 0.112 rad c. 0.054 rad d. 0.167 rad
35. Determine the deflection at C of the beam shown. Take E = 29x10 3 ksi, and I = 21 in4.
a. 0.399 in b. 0.421 in c. 0.481 in d. 0.511 in
36. Determine the deflection at point C of the beam shown in figure: E = 200 GPa, and I = 250x10 6 mm4.
a. -0.221 m b. -0.143 m c. -0.301 m d. -0.082 m
Situation 12
Situation 12 A cantilever beam carries a vertical downward load of 150 kN at point B and a uniform load of 30 kN/m from C to D. Assume EI to be constant. 37. What is the slope at B? a. -8810/EI b. -9810/EI c. -8713/EI d. -8122/EI 38. What is the deflection at B? a. -20280/EI b. -19220/EI c. -17420/EI d. -15510/EI 39. What is the slope at D? a. -17211/EI b. -12211/EI c. -13155/EI d. -15515/EI 40. What is the deflection at D? a. -172979/EI b. -145221/EI c. -189111/EI d. -201005/EI
Situation 13 The beam shown is supporting a uniform load of 1.5 kN/m on the overhanging BC.
