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    MAHA BARATHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

    NH-79, SALEM-CHENNAI HIGHWAY, A.VASUDEVANUR, CHINNASALEM (TK), KALLAKURICHI (DT) 606 201.
    Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
    2(f) & 12(B) status of UGC, New Delhi
    www.mbec.ac.in │ Ph: 04151-256333, 257333 │ E-mail: [email protected]
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Department of civil Engineering

    Year/Semester: IV/VII Max.Marks:60


    Date: 30.08.2023 Duration: 100 Mins
    Continuous Internal Assessment Test-I (CIAT-I)
    CE3501-Design of Reinforced Concrete structural Elements
    (IS CODE 456-2000)

    OUTCOMES: CO2: Understand the design of flanged beams, design for shear and torsion, and anchorage.
    RBT Levels : (K1-Remember, K2-Understand, K3–Apply, K4–Analyze, K5–Evaluate, K6 - Create)

    PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks)


    Answer all Questions
    1. Write the Analysis and Design of Flanged Beams? CO2/K1
    2. What is the Use of Design Aids for Flexure? CO2/K2
    3. Explain the Behavior of RC Members in Bond and Anchorage. CO2/K1
    4. Write down the Design Requirements as per Current Code? CO2/K2
    5. Define Behaviour of RC Beams in Shear and Torsion? CO2/K1
    6. Write short notes on Design of RC Members for Combined Bending, Shear, and Torsion? CO2/K2
    7. Define the limit sate of Serviceability. CO2/K1
    8. Define the limit sate of philosophy? CO2/K2
    9. What are the types of reinforcement used to resist shear force? CO2/K1
    10. What are the purposes of providing shear reinforcement. CO2/K2
    PART-B (2x 13 = 26 Marks)
    Answer all Questions
    11. a. Analyze a T-beam section of 300mm width of web, 1500mm width of flange, (13) CO1/K6
    100mm thickness of flange and 500mm effective depth. Determine moment of
    resistance of a beam. It is reinforced with 4-25#. Consider concrete of grade M 20 &
    steel of grade Fe415.
    (OR)
    b Check for bond stress at the point of inflection of a continuous beam as shown in CO1/K4
    fig. if it is subjected to ultimate shear of 250KN at the point of inflection. Consider (13)
    concrete of grade M20 & steel of grade Fe415.
    12. a. Analyze a T-beam section of 300mm width of web, 1200mm width of flange, CO1/K4
    100mm thickness of flange and 500mm effective depth. Determine moment of
    ( (13)
    resistance of a beam. It is reinforced with 6-25#. Consider concrete of grade M 20 &
    steel of grade Fe415.
    (OR)
    b. What are the type of reinforcements used to resist shear? (13) CO1/K5

    PART-C (1 x 14 = 14 Marks)
    Answer all Questions
    13. a. Determine ultimate moment of resistance of an isolate T-beam, having a span of (14) CO1/K5
    6m. Cross section details of T- beam are,
    Width of flange = 1000mm
    Thickness of flange = 100mm
    Effective depth of beam = 450mm
    Width of web = 300mm
    Area of tensile steel, Ast = 4 no’s 20mm dia.
    M 20 and Fe 415.
    (OR)
    b. Explain the difference between primary and secondary torsion. given two examples (14) CO1/K4
    for each .

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