a) Elastic Analysisb) Plastic Analysisc) Dynamic Analysisd) Both elastic and plastic analysis Answer: cExplanation: Dynamic ...
View QuestionWhich of the following assumption is correct for earthquake design resistant structure?
a) Earthquake will not occur simultaneously with wind b) Earthquake will occur simultaneously with maximum ...
View QuestionStructures should be designed such that ___________
a) Minor and frequent earthquakes can collapse the structure b) Moderate earthquakes can cause damage ...
View QuestionWhich of the following factors does not influence earthquake resistance design?
a) geographical location of structureb) wind of locationc) site soild) strength of structure Answer: bExplanation: ...
View QuestionStructures are designed for seismic forces which is ____ than expected seismic force.
a) lesserb) greaterc) equal tod) seismic forces are not considered Answer: aExplanation: Structures are designed ...
View QuestionFor earthquake loads, beams are designed to resist ________________
a) tension onlyb) positive and negative bending momentsc) compression onlyd) torsion Answer: bExplanation: Beams are ...
View QuestionFor earthquake loads, axially loaded members have to resist ________________
a) tension onlyb) compression onlyc) both tension and compressiond) bending moment Answer: cExplanation: Earthquake are ...
View QuestionWhat is the load factor considered for steel structures when combination of dead load, imposed load and earthquake load is considered?
a) 1.5b) 1.3c) 1.2d) 1.7 Answer: bExplanation: In plastic design of steel structures, load factor ...
View QuestionWhat is the load factor considered for steel structures when combination of dead load and earthquake load is considered?
a) 1.5b) 1.3c) 1.2d) 1.7 Answer: dExplanation: In plastic design of steel structures, load factor ...
View QuestionWhich IS Code is used for designing a structure considering earthquake loads?
a) IS 800b) IS 875c) IS 1893d) IS 456 Answer: cExplanation: IS 1893(Part 1) is ...
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