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TOS 2022 (Regular)

The document outlines the structure and content of the SEM-V Diploma Exam 2022 for Civil Engineering, including various types of questions such as multiple-choice and descriptive. It covers topics related to stresses, beams, columns, and deflection analysis, with specific questions and marks allocated. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of fundamental civil engineering principles and calculations.

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TOS 2022 (Regular)

The document outlines the structure and content of the SEM-V Diploma Exam 2022 for Civil Engineering, including various types of questions such as multiple-choice and descriptive. It covers topics related to stresses, beams, columns, and deflection analysis, with specific questions and marks allocated. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of fundamental civil engineering principles and calculations.

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Z Roll No: SEM-V Diploma Exam 2022 (Odd) (Civil Engineering) (Theory) cture (1615501) [Max. Marks: 70] [Time: 3 Hours] All questions are compulsory. (4 WH siPTars Sty : Marks are mentioned on the right side of cach question. (Sta G4 Wa & ag BAR ifort FA V1) Group (A) (UB Q.1 Choose the most suitable answer from the following options. (1#20=20) Ie i, Direct and bending stresses occur due to. Gea tet voRIsaaaarel) (a) Axial loading (b) Eccentric loading —_(c) Concentric loading (d) None of these (sefta UR) 4R) Ra aR waa A) ii, The diameter of core of solid circular section of diameter ‘d (GON & Oe TIGR Sie & OR FIT ear’) (@d/2 (b) a/3 a/4 @d/s Anaxial load produces___ina column. (rsa sta a & SOT Baa eae!) (a) Indirect stre (b) Direct stress (©) Bending stress (@) Shear stress (ormeaes afar raat wfc rr sida When direct stress in less than bending stress, there will be___ (a HH Ufdae 8 wera Dita oH a, eT) (a) Tension (b) Compression (e)No stress (@ None of these vy. Fora simply supported beam with point load at the centre, maximum slope will be at the Weg UNS GRO aiff sit Re a y (a) Centre (%) — (b) Supports (Sea) (c) Anywhere @€l)—(@) None of these (GAY Hg AEN) vi. Slope and deflection are both zero in cantilever beam at_ Geet Raw faa ates aT (a) Free end (QATAR (b) Centre HR) (c) Fixed end (STE AR (a) None of these GAS GY TE) vii. ‘The ratio of maximum deflection of a beam to its span is known as (fed ert & sifteras fay cen Sad VIA ST sta. ‘pec el) (a) Rigidity ESM) (b) Stiffness STA) (©) Elasticity WERT) (d) None of these (GA Bag EH, If the diameter of a beam of circular cross-section is doubled, its deflection is reduced by ___ times. fod cle sue ole Se HT ae ae ax feat we, Afaaa = yA wa eas!) (@2 m4 8 @16 Page Lof S 1615501 ASEBI9B2D85917D4AA58762C5739984B ix, The deticetion ofa fixed beam carrying a central load is __ the deflection of the same beam when Supported and carrying the same central load, (ite Ua OR BA ara Beatle ae HOT VA BAM Crears eal ars Hesy el Ga YerTea a... a aa’ : (a) Less than (AH) (b) Equal to FRIAR (c) Greater than (34f€e) (d) None of these GTA & @IE 721) X. We avoid using fixed beam in practice because of CB wRUVaTaRTE A otra eA we aT =e Fear GATT 81) ae (a) Ligher sire (b) Uncertainty of stresses (c) Lesser stiffness ) None (TERR fee Cafterct a siPrfarce (TSI) Haare A), Xi At the intermediate supports of @ continuous beam, —__ bending moments are developed. (aa Ea AUTael omen AH mel vara gia 1) (a) Positive (BFTATH) —_() Negative GBUIET) — (c) Zero YA) (a) None of these (GAA IHS TS) xii, Moment required at one end of'a member to produce unit angle of rotation at that end is called _ (PRR sree Bs Wap RAT Far TIA I TTA HEA & (I Ta AR ae oraz oT weeanel) (a) Distribution factor (b) Carry over factor (c) Stiffness factor (A) None of these (RaTERe) @UsiReERa) = @SIMT ORS) qa as ah xiii, The ratio of buckling load to safe load for column is known as . rd fa seftin u ae Rea UR ST se HeeTTAT SN!) (a) Crippling load (b) Factor of safety (c) C1 (a) None of these (BeufeT aE RATER) Gite ure Aaa a) xiv. Euler's buckling load formulae is suitable for__. @eR ST gewhea UAT & fed sagen F1) (a) Short column (Ble KA) (b) Long column @S kK) (c) Medium column (HUTA KY) (Ad) Strut EC) xv. Aneceentric load W with eccentricity ¢ is equivalent to Wishaw ae sraM> arose zl) (a) Anaxial load W (6) A moment equal to W x e (c) Both (a) and (b) (d) None of these Ce suw) — CwWx ed eae Gr (a) aH (oY) Aaa) xvi. The strength of a column depends on @marmy ow Pek aanrén (a) Stendemess ratio (b)End conditions (c) Both (a) and (b) (a) None ofthese IT sega Ta eae GH @ eo) Rage), xvii, If slendemess ratio of a column is more than 120, itis termed as ie feet era or aga segura 120 4 siftle Si, ats ‘bel waré) (a) Short column (b) Medium column —(c) Long column. (d) None of these rere) ere) (RTT) aaa ae) xviii, The ratio of equivalent length of the column to the minimum radius of gyration is called (ad wHge wa UM GNA AAAS sq ETT) (a) Poisson's ratio (©) Buckling factor —_(c) Factor of safety (@ Slendemess ratio (QRS SFqTT) Ger eRe) RAD) eT 3G) Page 2 of 1615501 ASEBF9B2D85917D4AASB762C57399841 Ax. Which of the following is taken into account in Rankine's formula? ; (fer ya A Prat @ fareant sree eta @7) J Effect of Slenderness ratio coe STATS WT) (b) Initial curvature of the column (RTH #1 URAR Le aT) 2) Eecentricity of loading (HI @l Seas, (d) Effect of direct compressive stress (Wel Apart WeaA IU) xx, The deflection at the free end of a cantilever beam of length & carrying a point load W at its free end is given as ~ (where El = Flexural rigidity) (¢ Wag & wag ea aT RRMA ara fag ew aeRO AEA aT aaa eT EL = FHA Egat) (a) We/2E1 (b) We? /2E1 (c) WE8/2E1 (d) We /3EL Group (B) @U-#) Q.2 What do you mean by eccentricity of loading? What are its effects on a column section? 4 CARB Se FAS sey aT TART Br KIEY 3 HIE WW GAH KM - AT TATA Sie &) OR (42a) ‘What is the middle third rude? Give limits of eccentricity in the case of @ rectangular column, 4 ren fererg Fra ear Oo sirerccore Ree & fey Taba wt Sta fe!) Q.3 Define an clastic curve. State the basic differential equation of the clastic curve. 4 ATREYU HL VIR aww Mere aa wehtaor se fer) OR (32a) ‘What are the advantages of Macaulay's method of beam deflection analysis over double integration 4 method? (ORAS Raa} faxagur Fg water (AV yavae Aare fA a ae sae) Q.4 What do you mean by a fixed beam? How the B. M. diagram of such a beam can be drawn? 4 | (AAS CET A STEHT aA aT Oo BY eres HT AA sel sirer da LAT TAT a2) OR (3a) Find out the fixing moments of a fixed beam carrying a central point load. 4 iRa fey UR Te EA Tel aS UAH stray street ge HEI) Q.5 What are the merits and limitations of Clapeyron’s theorem of three moments? 4 | Banel a aeteia wae & qo ud geet ioe ea 82) OR (34a) Define Carry over factor. Find out its value for a beam simply supported at one end and fixed at the 4 other end when subjected to an end moment M at its simply supported end. ed ster ore woffa wil Ue RI Yereifead Ud Ret stare ae oe & fer BROT HA Wa HY Gale ga Yarorfiard AV aK va M WET el) Page 3 of § 1615501 ASEBF9B2D85917D4AA5B762C57399848 Q6 What are the ela (BIPY & anlar eur gare? Bey ah arreng op IASC) OR (HUAN) Define the term slenderness ratio. State the limitations of Euler's formula, (FEM segare BT ORoife HE Bor & ya at ee fore |) ifications of columns? Explain the term effective length of a column. Q7 A short co Group (©) Qa -eh olumn of external diameter 400 mm and internal diameter 200 mm carries an eccentric load of 80 KN. Find the greatest eccentricity which the load can have without producing tension on the cross — section, ange) OAT Ue 200 mm ara SAH TA TY RIN WR 80 KN 1 TaHh A ae HE (400 mm RW ‘The dimes Pressure of 1200 N/m? acts on the face 3 m * 8 m, | ot wh rarer ee aT are wy, foraa for orl wre Ue ws aaa Val 7) or (areran) ‘sions of a masonry pillar are 8 m high and 3 m x 5 m in section. A horizontal wind ‘ind the maximum and minimum stress intensities at the base, Take unit weight of masonry as 20 KN/m’. (Ge Ferg FRC wT FTE 8 m SAT TM 3 m x 5 mn TE TSI FA 3 mx 8 m TTS MMT 1200 Noon or tot ary are Bore He WET S| SA MENT iepere ae ree wera Ara aT ‘RI fe wr gwTE Ue 20 Kim GI) Q.8 A simply supported beam of 8 m length carries two point loads of 64 KN and 48 KN at 1 mand 4 m respecti Take E = ively from the lefi-hand end. Find the deflection under each load, 210 Gpa and I = 180 x 10° mm* (GP TRINA HRA ST SRT 1m Te 4 m BTR W aA: SAY UI 64 KN AU 48 KN BM PR Bl Mee He HAA AO ga PE E = 210 Gpa TAI = 180 x 105 mm? ail) Find the maximum values of slope and deflection of the cantilever beam loaded as shown in Fig I. oR (aera) Take EI = 12 x 10"! Nmm*. (Pea -1 Fea 7a angers & fore ster Ud fata & afepears AA MA HL EI = 12 « 10!! Nmm? aly eal k-am

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