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    1) The document contains a practice exam for a structural engineering course on plate and shell theory. It includes 8 multiple choice questions covering topics like bending of plates, plate deflection equations, forces in cylindrical shells, and membrane theory of shells. 2) Question 1 asks about assumptions in bending of rectangular plates and finding constants of integration for deflection equations. Question 2 is on moment-curvature relations for bent plates. 3) Question 3 derives the deflection equation for a simply supported circular plate under uniform load and finds its maximum value. The remaining questions cover differential equations for plate deflection, forces in shells of

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    1) The document contains a practice exam for a structural engineering course on plate and shell theory. It includes 8 multiple choice questions covering topics like bending of plates, plate deflection equations, forces in cylindrical shells, and membrane theory of shells. 2) Question 1 asks about assumptions in bending of rectangular plates and finding constants of integration for deflection equations. Question 2 is on moment-curvature relations for bent plates. 3) Question 3 derives the deflection equation for a simply supported circular plate under uniform load and finds its maximum value. The remaining questions cover differential equations for plate deflection, forces in shells of

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    1) The document contains a practice exam for a structural engineering course on plate and shell theory. It includes 8 multiple choice questions covering topics like bending of plates, plate deflection equations, forces in cylindrical shells, and membrane theory of shells. 2) Question 1 asks about assumptions in bending of rectangular plates and finding constants of integration for deflection equations. Question 2 is on moment-curvature relations for bent plates. 3) Question 3 derives the deflection equation for a simply supported circular plate under uniform load and finds its maximum value. The remaining questions cover differential equations for plate deflection, forces in shells of

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    CIVIL ENGINtrERING
    Structural Engineering
    Second Semestel
    SHELI'S
    THEORY OF'PLATES AND
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    THEoRy oF pLATEs arvn sunr,is
    (Common with StrLrctural Engineering
    &
    Natural Disasler Management) I

    (irlfcctive fiom the adrnined


    batch of 2007_2A0g)
    'l'ime:i IloLirs
    N4ax. Marks:70
    Answer ary IIVE questions.
    All questiotts c{rtqi equal morks.

    1' {a, List out the assumptions made in bending ofrong


    rectangular
    plates to cylindrical surface.
    (b) A Ione rectlqularplate simply supported
    along the long edges
    has a span ,/, antl ca,riei uniformly
    distributed l"oujq.
    F'ind the varres ofconstnnts ofintegration
    ofthe goveming
    cliflbrential eqr-ntion.

    )- ' Ile flne curvarrr., o.a bent prare


    under pure be'ding and derive
    momLrnt curvature relations write
    the assumptions.

    3' Deri'o'c an equrtion for cicflection


    ofa simpry supported circulm
    plate s,bjected kr unihmrll, riisuibuted
    load (q) a,ct its maximunr
    value.

    4. Using Levy's approach derive differential


    equation for
    displ acements of a simply supported
    rectangular plate subj ected
    to uniformly distributed load. Indicate
    the methoa ofsolving.
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    5' List out various intemar and extemal
    fbrces acting on an eremerir
    ofthin she' of Revorution with symmetric
    loading and derive the
    equations of equilibrium assuming
    membrane action.

    6' (a) A thin cyrindricar she, is subjected


    to x.y,zforces. using
    membrane theory develop equations
    oieq,,itib.iu* rr,f
    indicate the- procedure of finding
    the intemal forces.
    ft) Derive rhe equation ofequilibrium
    ofa shell ofgeneral shapc
    z : f (x,y) su.bjected to x, y and
    function F and membrate theory..
    z forcer, ,Iirg , ,i..r,

    7 ' (a) Explain deveropabre and rvaryred


    surfhces, si,gly aril do,bh.
    curved shers mred and shers of
    transrarion
    (b) Define a sheri and state its advantages
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    't and rlisadvantages
    and ciassi{y the same accorcling
    transrational, rotational
    givingexamples.
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    8. Write short note on the following:
    (a) Schorer's method:urd its limitations
    (b) Kirchofls assumptions in shells
    (c) List oLrt the clifi"ercnces betlveen the Niivier,s anci Levy,s
    solution in the anall.sis ofthin plates.

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