a) Design Load = Characteristic Loadb) Design Load = Characteristic Load + Partial factor of safetyc) Design Load ...
View QuestionWhat is variable action according to classification of actions by IS code?
a) due to self weightb) due to accidentsc) due to construction and service stage loadsd) due to earthquake ...
View QuestionWhat is permanent action according to classification of actions by IS code?
a) due to self weightb) due to construction and service stage loadsc) due to accidentsd) due to earthquake ...
View QuestionWhich of the following factors is included in the limit state of serviceability?
a) Brittle factureb) Fracture due to fatiguec) Failure by excessive deformationd) Deformation and deflection adversely affecting appearance or ...
View QuestionWhich of the following factors is included in the limit state of strength?
a) Fireb) Failure by excessive deformationc) Corrosiond) Repairable damage or crack due to fatigue Answer: ...
View QuestionWhich of the following format is used in limit state method?
a) Single safety factorb) Multiple safety factorc) Load factord) Wind factor Answer: bExplanation: Limit state ...
View QuestionWhat is limit state?
a) Acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements before failure occursb) Acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements ...
View QuestionLimit State Method is based on _____________
a) calculations on service load conditions aloneb) calculations on ultimate load conditions alonec) calculations at working loads and ...
View QuestionHow much percentage increase of permissible stress is allowed when dead load, live load and wind load are considered together in working stress method?
a) 50%b) 33%c) 40%d) 60% Answer: bExplanation: In working stress method, working stress ≤ permissible ...
View QuestionWhich of the following are subjected to both axial loads and bending moments?
a) Beam-Columnb) Columnc) Lattice memberd) Beam Answer: aExplanation: Beams are those elements which are subjected ...
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