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    This document appears to be a semi-final exam for a theory of structures course given by Abra Valley Colleges. It contains 4 problems testing concepts related to calculating loads, reactions, moments, and shears in concrete and steel frame structures. The problems involve computing values like uniform and concentrated loads, reactions at supports, induced loads at points from tributary areas, and maximum shear and moments in beams and girders. Good luck and God bless are wished to the exam taker.

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    This document appears to be a semi-final exam for a theory of structures course given by Abra Valley Colleges. It contains 4 problems testing concepts related to calculating loads, reactions, moments, and shears in concrete and steel frame structures. The problems involve computing values like uniform and concentrated loads, reactions at supports, induced loads at points from tributary areas, and maximum shear and moments in beams and girders. Good luck and God bless are wished to the exam taker.

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    ABRA VALLEY COLLEGES

    Bangued Abra

    THEORY OF STRUCTURE
    SEMI-FINAL EXAM

    Name: _________________________________ Date:_____________


    Section:________________________________ Permit No: __________

    SOLVE THE FOLLOWING.


    1. The concrete frame is used to support the concrete deck for a commercial building. The frane
    carries a service dead load 2.2 kPa. Slab thickness is 125 mm. Beams AH, BG, CF and DE, has a
    cross section 0f 250 x 500 mm while girder. ABCD has a cross section of 350 x 750 mm. Weight of
    concrete is 24 kN/m.

    A. Compute the total factored uniform load in kN/m supported by beam BI.
    B. Compute the reaction at G.
    C. Compute the reaction at A.

    2. IF columns E and H are deleted and beam DEF and GHI Rests on beam BEHK. Beam DEF
    and GHI are 350 mm x 600 mm. Slab is 100 mm thick and is cast monolithically with the
    beams. The slab supports a superimposed dead load of 3.6 kPa and live load of 4.2 kPa.
    Based on tributary area.

    A. Compute the ultimate load ( kn ) at E induced by the beam DEF.


    B. Compute the ultimate load ( kn ) at H induced by the beam GHI.
    C. Compute the maximum positive moment of girder BK assuming full fixity at B
    and K. Use FEM = Pab2/ L2.
    3. Figure shows the floor framing plan of a reinforced concrete building. All beams are 300
    mm X 500 mm.

    Slab thickness = 100 mm


    Super imposed dead load = 3 Kpa
    Live load = 4.8 kPa
    Concrete unit weight = 24 kn/m3
    The column at E and H are deleted thus girder BEHK alone supports beam DEF at E and
    beam GHI at E.
    A. Calculate the uniformly distributed service deadload at beam DEF.
    B. Calculate the uniformly service live load at beam DEF.
    C. Calculate the total ultimate load concentrated at E induced by beam DEF using
    the tributary method.
    4. When the columns E and H of the floor framing plan shown are deleted, girder BEHK
    becomes a one span fixed ended beam GHI at H. The following loads on girder BEHK are
    as follows:
    Concentrated load at E = 266 Kn
    Concentrated load at H = 266 KN
    Uniform load throughtout its length = 5 kn/m

    A. Calculate the resulting shear at B due to the given load.


    B. Calculate the moment B.
    C. Calculate the max. shear at E induced by the the concentrated loads.
    D. Calculate the max positive moment due to the uniformly distributed load.

    GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS!

    Prepared by: Checked by: Approved by:

    Hallel Jhon B. Butac Arch. Dario Ballacillo Dr. Norma V. Viernes


    Instructor Chairman, CEA Vice President for Academic Affairs

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