This document contains exam questions for a sixth semester degree examination in engineering related to design and analysis of steel structures and transportation engineering. It includes two parts - Part A with questions related to steel structures and Part B with questions on transportation engineering. Students are required to answer any two full questions from Part A and one full question from Part B.
Trinity Kings World Leadership: Steward of a "New Heavens & New Earth"..Isaia...Terrell Patillo
Isaiah 60:1-5New International Version (NIV)
The Glory of Zion
60 “Arise, shine, for your light has come,
and the glory of the Lord rises upon you.
2 See, darkness covers the earth
and thick darkness is over the peoples,
but the Lord rises upon you
and his glory appears over you.
3 Nations will come to your light,
and kings to the brightness of your dawn.
4 “Lift up your eyes and look about you:
All assemble and come to you;
your sons come from afar,
and your daughters are carried on the hip.
5 Then you will look and be radiant,
your heart will throb and swell with joy;
the wealth on the seas will be brought to you,
to you the riches of the nations will come.
Trinity Kings World Leadership: Steward of a "New Heavens & New Earth"..Isaia...Terrell Patillo
Isaiah 60:1-5New International Version (NIV)
The Glory of Zion
60 “Arise, shine, for your light has come,
and the glory of the Lord rises upon you.
2 See, darkness covers the earth
and thick darkness is over the peoples,
but the Lord rises upon you
and his glory appears over you.
3 Nations will come to your light,
and kings to the brightness of your dawn.
4 “Lift up your eyes and look about you:
All assemble and come to you;
your sons come from afar,
and your daughters are carried on the hip.
5 Then you will look and be radiant,
your heart will throb and swell with joy;
the wealth on the seas will be brought to you,
to you the riches of the nations will come.
Trinity Kings World Leadership: Honored Senatorial Recognition of 3-Generatio...Terrell Patillo
Deuteronomy 1:13-14
Easy-to-Read Version (ERV)
13 So choose some men from each tribe(family groups), and I will make them leaders over you. Choose wise men with experience who understand people.’
14 “And you said, ‘That is a good thing to do.’
1 Samuel 2:30
Easy-to-Read Version (ERV)
30 “The Lord, the God of Israel, promised that your father’s family would serve him forever. But now the Lord says, ‘That will never be! I will honor people who honor me(GOD, but bad things will happen to those who refuse to respect me(GOD).
Trinity Kings World Leadership: Honored Senatorial Recognition of 3-Generatio...Terrell Patillo
Deuteronomy 1:13-14
Easy-to-Read Version (ERV)
13 So choose some men from each tribe(family groups), and I will make them leaders over you. Choose wise men with experience who understand people.’
14 “And you said, ‘That is a good thing to do.’
1 Samuel 2:30
Easy-to-Read Version (ERV)
30 “The Lord, the God of Israel, promised that your father’s family would serve him forever. But now the Lord says, ‘That will never be! I will honor people who honor me(GOD, but bad things will happen to those who refuse to respect me(GOD).
Trinity Kings Family Leadership: Family Franchise Systems *Code of Conduct* f...Terrell Patillo
Titus 2:1-2,7...Amplified Bible (AMP)
Duties of the Older and Younger
2 But as for you, teach the things which are in agreement with sound doctrine [which produces men and women of good character whose lifestyle identifies them as true Christians]. 2 Older men are to be temperate, dignified, sensible, sound in faith, in love, in steadfastness [Christlike in character].
7 And show your own self in all respects to be a pattern and a model of good deeds and works, teaching what is unadulterated, showing gravity [having the strictest regard for truth and purity of motive], with dignity and seriousness.
Engineering Mathematics [Y
Q P Code: 60401
Additional Mathematics - II
Q P Code: 604A7
Analysis and Design of Algorithms
Q P Code: 60402
Microprocessor and Microcontroller
Q P Code: 60403
Object Oriented Programming with C++
Q P Code: 60404
Soft skills Development
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
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a. What are disiurhesl, undis{.urhed iurd r$Fr{:$entatir,* siunpies'? I,ix;:lain hri*111'' {${r h{*rks)
'b. T'he il:ner <ii*lnetrlrs of a silmpling tuilc ar:tl that-ol'a
cutting edge ilre Tgrnm ancl SBmm
rdu respocxivel)" th"i;; Al-*.i** *r* 72mm anii 74mm r*$poctiv*ly' Der*rmin* the inside
the results' ({}s Marks}
^^
ll
oiulr**u, oot*i6*'*fA*ranse-ancl.area ra{e of l}re sampler. Cr:mment on
.: c'l *. Ily,'*u**uirir* a Seismic refraction stuily, thc following data are *htained'
drf
fi
i:
oii
o)
.llm* i; ie*u',as 0:025 o'"q1
I I I qll 0:11 i 0:l? i
{}3 "i-u ]-q! L"e!-- I Laq
iirirtrffirlnsrdiljl- iiiiffi*i*rnin'r i) wavr: velocity I
in *oil layers
{.} y:I
Seuphcrnes *r* ilG,i-ui:ltl*-in a ilraieht*"-
(Utl Marks)
.E*
ii) thickness ol'toP $tratum.
ii a,
dr:ra.'al.ering. F,xplain any t*'tl rncthocls with neai sketches'
a. List rhe difler*nt metirods of
il0 ilarkt)
i:I} *
methorj^ givcn th* f'olkrwi*g elatii :
5u b. flstimate the ground wtter table lsvel by I'lvr:rslev's
76
d< f:*ptl, uptr rihich w*lerisbr*iled6g[:::: Ii1n ; Wnlerri*e *n I dily'" 0'fl0nt
Water *i**.rn II day'='0'70m . Watsr ris* e'rn ltl dav = S'60m'
k:
{l{} Mnrks)
>.e
ss
tli*ori*s of
:U What *,re th* assumpriops *nd lirnitations *f Boussine$sc1's and Westergaorel's
(04 ikl*rks)
fi' $tresses in soil?
b. A concentrated lq:ad 500k11 is applieci on the grounci surfacn' Find the vcrlical stress {tt a
t)?i (;"r '" 0.{)). (t}4 iHarks}
lu li:
:^ ruilial ciisr*ncc *f'sm ancl clupth tr0nr using wcstergerarcl's th*erry
c. cn**tru*t a Newmarks in{lucnc* c}"rafl kx on
iniluenr:e *itlu* er{ il.005' i}sing tlre ub0vc
{.finstructi}ci chan, cl*termin* tho vertical xtress at a depth *f Snr
LU
3 '€t (ru: to i1 rectangular area
hx
3I)" Zr:r x 4m subj*ctr:tl t* * unilirrnrly riisr.rihutcd load of l0i) kPa al lhc norner o{"th* area'
M*rks) {12
hi ::
o. ;U
*>_
What is a fiow let'i What ar:e ils clraracteristics emd us*s?
(0ft Mxrkr)
ci' *.
'Jr( b. Hxpl*in with a nent sketch, Casagrancla*'s gr*rphi*al m*thclcj r:l'l*cating phr*afic line in an
cruth dam with n pervious blanker at 1I:* deir.vnstrsam end.
*: ni ({}tt l!{arus}
; with a h*rizr:ntal lilter ttncler th*
7
{;. An oarth dam is 6r"rilt *n an impervir:ux firurrclntiun
<Jr:rwnstream slnpe.'l^he hr:r"ie,r:nt*rl a.ncl vcrtic:$l pcri"nr:abilities *f
th* soil ruelterial irr the rlam
;; ;; and Ix I0't rn/sei: r*spectively. I';ull rr*servtlir [*r'el is 2{}rI i:hitv*
trg-srnlsec
dow*stre*rn filter. I;l*w net consists ol" 4 flow *hemnels ancl l5 *cluipotenlial
{)
drilps'
F
(04&larks)
Estima.te $ospag$ k:ss per meter length of the dnm'
I nf ]
7. $6{:V{t4
IXSI-{{.: $
a. iliiTi:r*ntiate r:r:iricully b{:tryeen }tankine"s ancl Couli:mb's thsories fi:r lal*ral carth pressure'
(()4 &ilarks)
*f'active
t]. tixplain with u ncat {igure the step i:y step procetlur* of eleterurining thc nrag:litild*
*arth pressrrre f'trr a granulitr snil with s1*pin6 bnck{iiI surface hy* tiuIr:rrann's ntctltod'
{t}6 l}1*rks-}
fi. Iixcavatiar:r was done filr a lourrd*tion trench in plastiu c:lay h*ving
unit rleighl ?lkl{Inr'''
Wiren clcpth of cxcavation rcach*d 8rn it faileci q:n thr: assunrpti<:1l tha{ r}r ''" 0. l)ctct'rrir:c Lh*
va.luc ol'cohosion *f cl;;lY. {t}? tu1rrks;
A rr:{.aining rv*ll 8m irig,h suppotls a sandv hackfjll .
rvith * ''' [J (r , (] "' 2.{r5 ,1, '' 10"
prsssur* cliugrlint
Sround **t*, tabl* is ?ni bcl**. th* grtund sr.u"filce. Ilrar.v tire activ* *arth
and detenline tfis magnitude anrl pr:int *l'applicatinn ol bt;il active **rth plsri$ur*. vssum*
soil ahr:v* tlie grnuld .vill$r ta$le has fl clg:grm of'slrtirrltign o{'50%' {$li Mrtrk*)
a. Mcntion th* vari*us oilLrs*s ol's}*;rc Iailurc. t;hat ari: l.hc llpes ol'slo1:r*: lirilure'l }:r,ri:lain
with n*nt shetches. {(}5 sl*rks)
.f CA/ri
b. )Ixpl*ig lhe lricriCIp circlc method r:f stahilitl, nnalysis l'ur slop*s wittr a neirt filli"lrcr
An embankrnent is t* ir* 0$nsll'tlot*d with C )ilkh'/rri? ' $ ""'
F"$ * 1.25 , l"luipJrt *, lilrn. llslirnat* requireii sirir: xlop*.'laylors
E6"D
74. Dcfinc ultimate, n*t. sa{'c anr} allou'irhlc bearing cap*clt,' {$4 Marks)
b. Iixplain wirh a neat sketch, the e{l'ect ol'grtund water table on bearir"rg c.apaciry*. ({}5 Marlis}
L. A plate loael test was coirduct$d on s 300mm $quare plate and ths observcci scttlt:ntcnl {ari
1?lnm. What will $e tire cstirnatccl scttlcnrent J'*r a sqrflrc t*ol.ing of sicle ?"*n:" t>n
i)cohcsive soil. ii) ct:hesionless soil'] ..
(04 Mnrks)
d. A squarc fo(}ting is to he u)iliitntot*d on a d*rp cl*1]r)sit of sancl at * tleplh o{'t).9nr [o cirrry a
dc,sign load ol':OOOI X. r,',ith a fuctur o{'safbty ?.5,
(}r(}tlncl wal.er t.trbl* nr*y rise lo grt:und
l*r,,ei cluring rainl, $e&so:), l)esign tlrr: plan ditnensi*ns ol'thc {br:ting. gil'en :
y0,,1 * 20kNlm) , N(',', 25 , N,l
.,, J.X N, - 12. {fi? Markr)
.
tl *. WI:at ilre lhe di{l?rent types *f settlsments of'f,ooting? F,rplain in bric{'. ({14 Mrrks)
b. D*t*r:ni*e rhe elastic $*11lemeili ol'a {iroting irn x 3m r*sting cx a sttntly si:il" fiiven
IIr'.45000 kN/m3, pl ,,,,,0.3, {htting*i:rries a lo*ct of ?000 ki- I* ''' 0.8: Irigiil]' (04 Marks)
"l'hr colttacl
A eircular ti:*ting ?.rn rli*mr:t*r is r*sting un Lhc grilund surface. llrcssr"tre is
150 kllu. l'hc suh*oiI *on:;ists of {inc sirrd *l'6nr d*1rtir unri*rliiiti lly 4rn thick clay lnyr:r"
"tr'hegr*urril tvater tabk: is lrr: hclo** grourtrl lcvel. t::rit weigltls tll' {rn,: sarrd ;rh*r'c irnd
'l'h* pr$Ixirties t:{'*lay
belaw gr*unil war*r tnblc arc l?.6 ltNirnr anti 20 kN/ni3 respeotively.
are : n$tural water contcnl 40t/o. Iiquitl lirr:it 45ttd , $ * 2.72. Lstilnat* the consolidation
settli:m*nt {I? Marks)
**?krt*
I t.r[ )
8. :11 !t
iI s6cv65
tlsr{ il
II
$lxsnx:lnxt$oxr, slet*ffiqb*r 2$X$
$ixtk sern*ster s,ffi. H}*gr**
$rx"{gm*ilmxs Ksrg$memr$r'*6 ame* s$ydrmus&$m
s&rr***$r*s
'l"irx*: 3 hrs. L{*x" .Mnrkx:I0$
sY I'ffi fixJf ryn*s$d*ns, sefer:t'i*g *rfJ*c}s
.,{ nsrpsr *ny t ?'w {}
o N (}t* : I
qa*stionsjiuxt JPel* *- A s'n$.P*rf * J3"
o
f
d
2. tr)raw ne*r$ sJ*ef*&es. t#ftcrspsr reqeiired"
e
{d
,rs f*ffi":A i$6 Marksi
it'
Def'lns irrigatir:n *nd *xplain tht r*as*ns t'rrr *d*pting
d.l
d a.
d) {{}6 I!1:rrks}
l,ist tlre benef'rts *f irrig*,ti*n"
I
s5 irrigation. List i1s *nd disadvanltts*$-
*,. WitI nrat sk*khes, **f,t*in llnndh*.ra 'udvanteges ({}lt M*rk*)
betweeT th..*-* i06 ft,lxrksJ
/:6
B. Ee{ine d.*ry, de lta *ncl base perict{, obt*in the- relationship
*^ ll
'SClr*t are its advantag*s? tr-'ist s*me::of rota*t$n: {0S &{arks)
f@
.!4 h, D*fine rrnp r*tatlein' ol
.: (l
f;iln;;;'-'ff;1*0 *.*u und* * **nul-*yur*r:'r is is*t}fi he*tar*t" $*s* peri*ri, r. irrte**ily d'".-
. t. ---,.^
-r;il;;;-;';; l)*tr:ntinr: the clise h;irs* r*r
..-
si;;,, iu rhe rahic b*l+w
c.,
hbs
va I|,[ilffi.--o'ri-,} 1{l$l ltd * r}t}
Mxrlts}
UC {{}{t
-cq whieh th* cannl is tt'r b* ct*si
c'E
oi. Crnp
.tt o
o(i Kharif
3il
do
*f Merkl}
fiive ih*l classi{i*ati** *f c*n*ls' iixpl*in s*rlient' katures *f each
thr:nr" {S?
6{d
Er s. ({}5 Marl*}
$1*
gp b.Writ*rh*st*psinv*lv*dinhyelrauliccir:signr:fanaqu*d*rt"
riata r:sir"tg l-'a**,v's silt th**ry I;ull *upply
rr(( *. fle.sign an irrigatios *anal firr th* h:ll*wlnpi * lH : 2V'
discfrrg* * 35 cum*c, silt ia*tr:r "* f ! ' ;irle s!*pe
3{, or i{t8 mnr*,s)
,*(]
(*S &{*rkl;}
pi;
&. witlr a,neat sk*tch, explain th* various storag* a$n*$ *f a ret*rv*ir' {*S fi{xrh*}
X{s ;, ;;;;il;i*r*s faotorc tc b* csnsid$red in telerting * site f*r a reservoir'
d'o
ts'* *. write the stE:$ inv+lved in the extirnati*n of : i) stnrage r:apacity $i'a r*serv*ir using mass
{{ift M*rlx}
Bo
i, t.=:
ourvs li) Maxi*rum yielcl fnr * given ritorass'
l:v
rvc
L$ t&.R.I,.. Xi
xs lroarl w*rk" {t$ i{arks}
>.k {i" $k*tr;h and expl*in th* vsri*us c*finp$ll*nts erf a diverslon
3s*
cw &:r w*ir failur*' {t{} S{arkr)
'!''i C b. Expl*in the ceruses sr:*l r*m*cli&l m*asur*s
ii5
x,s {I$ Markr)
r}. fixpl*in the *li{'ferent m*c!c* *f lhilur* ofe gravity dam' . ri . *-,,^-,
f*ll*wingdata :
n**ign tnd sk*tr;lr th* pr*r*tiralpr*file {: gti::Y*arn.fy;j*
o-
ot
11.
ilf fi.il*"#li*; J"ilffi;'"-; ni, Ir nrl r480'5rn
-
* ;
$pr*{fic s'*i':v^,,?1,1:f
-
;ni
U
ffi#-fffi ;' :.ffdnlli1}*r*o * t * ; s;f- *,,,npr**riu$ str*$$ fbr m*sc*rv lzbilkH/m,
1t & tu{"r*Ir*
{tr* &trxrkr}
7. of ex.rth*rt dan1s' it* ${arkr)
c 74. f,ixplai* briefly ruitl.r n*at sk*[eh*s, the c]if'lbr*r]{ t}pes
o,
b" I)*frne the phreatic lin*- ilxpl*in h*w th* phrearir llnt: ix t{r*wn tbr * h*mrisq}n$sl}5 **rth*:"r dxn'r
l}t*rks}
with downstrs&{r{ lrriria*ntaX filt*r' {1*
th* Frilsss*l rf n spiliway? $k*teh the dilTerent types *f spillways"
D*fin* * spillw*y. wh*t are
tl* ilt*rtus)
b. f;xplain diflkrent typ*s i:f prr*t*ction fli:rilnsem*fits he}*w th* spiilw*y xgainut dis*lpttti*tt
{t$ M*rk*}
dcp*nding up*n lail'wnt*r cunre *nd junrp helght *urvs'
***.**
9. usiu i-f i*T l-li
_J_l*,_ l_l i
J
,il$CVci,fs#
Li*.iiilur $efi: es'$.+r dl " ii" iirl *ffi x"*e }1-d xat rn i in m t1i 6m, ;1-}e.r: :": rre i[: r:r, .r.4 E t; {E
!ffi ss rsn $ &,Wm'itmr,$ a* xe,m fr W #m mes$ .Sm lrn n&err* fr ss$?
,"1 1.
I lll!q:".-, lri.-
.b/l.*x. Murk.*:iiiii
t1 iY,***: ..d,.pt;vrvs"r rrrey FTI4{,/irJa'ryr*esfd**es.o ,reJ**drrag.r*fd'.rr;s i 'l"r{r}
s * ,A amd S3*;rr"l * j$"
ry,r**sdioxs,^P*rl* $};rrt
€ JlAffiH,:- .l!r
"q
i
!"t
o$t thsimportfflce of prcrt*ct*<i r.vater supply frir a rurai co:::munity.
OX
.i= n.
b.
tf*g are the basie
$/hst
{ss &itr.,rks}
.;.
investigations tc be p*rfbrmr,ri fbr a r*ra] water suprlly proje*t l4*: M*rtes)
a).
:r5 c- write l:riefl.y *n warter bornn dis*ases,
SU {#5 Msrtr{s}
3v1li
I
^A
i:@ Strh*lt are th* v*lr!*us m*thi:cis *f riisir:fuct.inn? f;xplain their r*lativ* p*rits and eJ*rxo:r"i1.s.
I f$ r*
it" FI*w are $*or:id*, h*rdrrex* *nd irr:n r*m*v*i.l in tl:
{l* IV[*rk*i
(3# li$xrks)
r*
$
c{}
IlNpiaii: tir.n fi:llowing :
7.',
&. 1'wo pit latrines.
F/ ,t
{II
u:r
b. {.*ns*rva:r*y" l*
l{
Itr
c- S*ak pit.
..)
(c0
4J
d^ r{e1xa priqr,.
3* 6i {}{} M*rks}
*r:: g
&(ri
&. lVhat *re th* $*luCIes *f gr*urrd.;r&t.sr c*ni*rninali*n? (*7 l?lxrks)
rrd
s<
'q) 6d
lt. I'{eiqv thestor:n iarater is tr*at*cl, quantit*tively and qualitative.ly? }Ixpl*rin,
{0S lvil*rks}
,>- I r" ffirin$ *ut th* basic r*mpo*rrlr$ *f rai.n wa{er hai-v"*sting.
({}7 iY{*:'hs}
6v
E$l
^X
5al
*/#{fl*3}
*t::
.?i a &' Cl*s*i$ and explain c**'tn:u*i**?:l* diseas**. that ar* rel*t*ri t$ lr,*rer arnd I':umlrn
g {,} ti:fil: i'iil;j
I ;vlii
r U'
, ,
5d
b" Hring *$t th* g*nert;r.l ineth*ds nnd pr*cautiq:ns to b* teken ii:*:rrJer to r:*ntr*l eomm;ni**iri*
Ciseases. 1,,,rr,,,*r;
$) ')
O :,; &. I"i*rv rxl:hish is **1L:*t*d *r:id ctixpr:s*d? Il.xptaj;:. /i:'! &/?,,-:,^
(tJi lYrltrl;131
651
b. Iixplain *+::rr*l!ed fippi::r51a:td i::*jn*r*ii** irr r*Jirse dispr:sal.
1*i tXur*ot
(:z' *. Ilri*g *xt iii* mici* "- ri*ir:g-v i{ir;lrilll;..ii;"rf . /1rli;ir.,^,r,--,
i 'rr. ,::iil r r..J)/!
l)
":
a- fixplxi:n F*$tsur*s'i13;1. t.Vi:*t tii* ll:* *.ss,s::iial r*qilircrn**{* *f n:iIk *mrtil*ti*.:i'l iziart*)
dJ
{g;s
o b" vv'rit* bri*fT;, ** ; i) ceiii* b*rn* dis*ases i;) ltirgas pi*nt ji:ii c*r,v sf1sr1
Planning. {t-J }f*rksl
{)-
s ,1" lies*rih*: ix li*la;i- ii:r: ur*sss *;;ii li:r.ii.ri:l *i.n:ariari*. / l f l/ r: r.:.-.ri,
t]. Sxplai.n bri*Iiy r>n Ll:r: liie r:-r,i:ie i;.'* {l,r'. }i*r,,, is l}y.c*rtroi cxsi*d *gt ; -.,,,,.i-..* .,-
tti L:l:.J41.1i u.t..,",
, ,^ ,..,i
i l_l:1:r
--.,^^rJ
f ) ii i'rl rl rllt j
10. {}6CV66r
$ixtk $em*sfer S.n" Ilegre* Examinati*n, Ilec*mber 2(}Ifi
lUlatrix Method of $tructural Analysis
?-'ime: 3 hrs. M*x" Marks:1t)0
F{t:ter J. X$"sxrer *Ny I;IVE fx,l,{ Ex*stiox$, $srcrrirrg'
nf Jecsr TW{} 4resfinn.r f'rorn eaeh p*rt"
(, 2. Artctpt e{ement uppr**ck far Q"N*.1 *r fi,&'r"tf"
()
{.}
(€ I:ART. S
Er
r{ t a. $evelerp {lexibility m*trix frrr the b*am elemenl shown in }::ig.Q.1{aJ, witl': resp*ct t$
E ceffrdir,l*tes S, @ end ff. (I0 Mark*)
{6
1S
r s,
,lo
t)
!u
L *:J.-
$x
A 1,8,1".& # --*O
0,.r 9
E<: h. find rnoment at'A'fbr a pr*pped r*$tilevw sh*wn in Fig.Q.l(b), by element approach.
*tt ]'reat Rsy [rs redunqlent. {I(} Marks)
clo
,4&
.= {"1
(s rt
EEi
a)&
-c q,
o7
Sr
4d
A*alyze the conii*uous beam shown in I;'ig.Q.Z, hy ii:rc* transfbrn"lation matrix rnr:thod.
liU ili'a.w. BMD arq$ $FD" {2$ Marks)
{do
o0c
.sd { r
*"
-o
?d Fig.Q.2. .'* n
!6 :3
ic {$ r'Eg^,e
gvrl *-B 6,vn
?,& A C
bs
J{}
r}* fi- Find th* forces in the mernbers o1'a joint loaded as shown in lrig.Q.3, hy llexibility matrix
tr,t
5.6
(}-: mnthod. 'I"ake OA as redundant. Area o1'each memb*r (cls ar**) is given in par*nthesis.
gO
o{5
L 6i!
o,E
>-L
Fis.Q.3
Hllr
{} :*
as
o
->
oa
-.i r"i
*)
{?{} Marks)
7*
f
r} Analya* ths L liar*e shown matrix method. Drs,v $Mt)
and elastic curve. {?{} M*rks}
I ofZ
11. ti6{:v65r
20lh,lu
f
Fic.Q.a,
p.**-9ln**----*
PART * B
Analyz-e th* ctxtinu{:us b*anr siiorvn in frig.Q.5, [r_1, displacement traxsfurnratir:n rnatrix
rnethod. I)raw I3MD.
{2{} M*rks)
foL'rf'* lzoL.l r kt'l*l
ll{ | +o
sig.Q.5. , { svn't s,n ', i
ar
: Qlrzr" ry @u, # On* ;
Analyze thc frame shown in Fig.Q"6, by stitlness matrix m*thod. {.Js* elemext approach.
Draw BMS.
his.Q.6.
?lt'l
Using dir*ct stil'liress matrix merhod, analy;;* the beanr shown ir: [ig.e.7. Draw llMI) and
$FI}.
{2{} Marks)
rok,,l*
1 lrool" { *fui,
Irig.Q.7.
A @+* f @"" t O* *
*d. Assemble system stiftiress marrix
[r.;] ro.a truss element by DSM. . Marks}
{t}S
b. Develop reduced stif-*ress matrix for a truss shown in lrig.e.fl{b). (I? M*rks)
c
'- -*/?,
rie.Q.8(b)"