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    1. The document is an exam for a diploma in engineering that covers structural design. It contains 4 parts with both conceptual and calculation questions. 2. Part A asks short conceptual questions about structural elements like tension members and laterally supported beams. Part B requires longer explanations of concepts like material properties and stress calculations. 3. Part C requires answering one full question from each of 4 units, with questions about steel structures, connections, beams and columns, and masonry walls. Calculations of load capacities and stresses are tested. 4. Part D covers roofs, walls, and basic wind pressure for a building, testing both conceptual knowledge and design calculations.

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    College: - Diploma Examination

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    1. The document is an exam for a diploma in engineering that covers structural design. It contains 4 parts with both conceptual and calculation questions. 2. Part A asks short conceptual questions about structural elements like tension members and laterally supported beams. Part B requires longer explanations of concepts like material properties and stress calculations. 3. Part C requires answering one full question from each of 4 units, with questions about steel structures, connections, beams and columns, and masonry walls. Calculations of load capacities and stresses are tested. 4. Part D covers roofs, walls, and basic wind pressure for a building, testing both conceptual knowledge and design calculations.

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    1. The document is an exam for a diploma in engineering that covers structural design. It contains 4 parts with both conceptual and calculation questions. 2. Part A asks short conceptual questions about structural elements like tension members and laterally supported beams. Part B requires longer explanations of concepts like material properties and stress calculations. 3. Part C requires answering one full question from each of 4 units, with questions about steel structures, connections, beams and columns, and masonry walls. Calculations of load capacities and stresses are tested. 4. Part D covers roofs, walls, and basic wind pressure for a building, testing both conceptual knowledge and design calculations.

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    College: - Diploma Examination

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    Suraj Kumar
    1. The document is an exam for a diploma in engineering that covers structural design. It contains 4 parts with both conceptual and calculation questions. 2. Part A asks short conceptual questions about structural elements like tension members and laterally supported beams. Part B requires longer explanations of concepts like material properties and stress calculations. 3. Part C requires answering one full question from each of 4 units, with questions about steel structures, connections, beams and columns, and masonry walls. Calculations of load capacities and stresses are tested. 4. Part D covers roofs, walls, and basic wind pressure for a building, testing both conceptual knowledge and design calculations.

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    Nl9-00122

    TED (15)-6013 Reg. \o'


    (REVISION Signature
    - 2015)
    DIPLOMA EXAMINATION IN
    ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY/
    MANAGEMENT/COMMERCIAL PRACTICE OCTOBER, 2019
    -
    STRUCTURAL DESIG:{ . II
    lTime :3 hours

    (Maximum marks : 100)

    E
    lNote:- Use of IS codes 800-2007, 875, 1905 and Steel table are permittted.l

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    LL
    PART A
    -
    (Maximum marks : 10)

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    Marks

    I C
    Answer c// questions in one or two sentences. Each question carries 2 marks.
    I
    1. List any two methods of connection of steel members.
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    2. Define the term 'tension member'


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    3. Define 'slendemess ratio' of compression members.


    4. Define 'Laterally supported Beam'.
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    5. Define 'effective height of masonry wall'. (5x2: 10)


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    PO

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    (Nlaximum marks : 30)


    DI

    U Answer arly fve of the following questions. Each question carries 6 mark.

    l.
    A'

    Classiff the properties of Structural steel.


    . 2. Calculatethe'designshearstength'of a 16mmdiameterboltof grade4.6used
    M

    for a Lap joint for 12 mm thick steel plates of Fe 410 grade.


    3. Defire the following terms : (a) Gross area (b) \et area (c) )iet effective area.
    4. Write the usual steps in the design of compression members.
    5. Explain the classification of Cross sections as per IS 800-2007, based on plastic
    analysis.

    6. List the loads acting on a roof truss.


    7. Write short notes on the following :

    (a) Stress reduction factor (b) Area reduction factor (5x6: 30)

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    PART
    -C
    Maximum mark : 60)
    (Answer one firll question from each unit. Each full question carries 15 marks.)

    U^-rr I
    -
    (a) List any six advantages of steel structures.
    (b) Design a suitable longinrdinal fillet weld to connect Fe 410 gade plates of size
    120 x 8mm to 150 x 10mm to transmit a pull equal to {i.rll stength of srnail plate.
    Assume welding is to be done in work shop.
    On
    (a) Explain the design philosophy of steel structures. 6

    E
    O) Two steel plates (Fe410) of size 180 x 20 mm are lap jointed by use of

    EG
    6 numbers of 20 mm diameter bolt of 4.6 grade. Determine the snength of joint
    if the pitch of the bolt is 60mm and edge distance is 30 mm. rQ

    LL
    UNrr II
    -
    (a)

    CO
    With neat figrue, explain the use of Lug angles. o

    (b) Determine the design axial load capacity of the column ISHB 300 @ 577 N/m,
    if the length of mlumn is 3 m and ic both ends pirned.
    C 9
    (JR
    I
    HN
    VI (a) With neat figure write shot notes on l-acing and Battens. 6
    (b) A single urequal angle ISA 90 x 60 x 6 mm is connected to a gusset plate of
    lOmrrr thick wittr 5 numbers of bolts of 16mm diameter, deterrnine the design
    EC

    strength.
    Takee=30mm,p=50mm, I= 50mm and fy = 250Mpa. 9
    YT

    UNrr III
    -
    VII
    L

    (a) An'ISWB 350 @ 569N/m carries maximum shear force 100 Kfi, check the
    PO

    safety of the beam in shear. Take f,= 250 Mpa. 6

    o) With a neat figwe explain the difFerent parts of a plate girder. 9


    Or
    N

    VilI Write short notes on steel beam and. its design procedure. 6
    DI

    (a)
    (b) Determine the desigr bending stength of a laterally restrained beam.
    o
    A'

    ISMB 300 @ 442Nlm, if the yield stress of steel is 250 Mpa.


    M

    Uurr IV
    -
    D( (a) List the qpes of roof fusses.
    (b) A masonry wall of 29 cm effective thickness is subjected,to an eccentric load
    of 100K-\ at an eccentricity of 30 mm. The length of wall is 2.50 m and the
    mortar is of sade Ml (ceri-rent mortar l:5) while the bricks used are of
    -stength
    compressive s.O\/rnrn'z. Check the design of the wall. Assume
    slenderness ratio of wall as 12.
    On
    x (a) Explain the "Design considerations of a masonry wall". 6

    (b) A roof truss shed is to be built in Lucknow for an industry. The size of shed is
    24 x 40rn. The height of building is 12m at the eves. Determine the basic wind
    presswe.

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