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Assume that steel is Mild steel IS:226-1975 FE41O-Salways as shown in table 1-4 1

Complete the closed book portion before taking the book for the open book
portion.

Closed Book Portion

1. What are the following permissible stress actual values with formula. 4

aj Direct tensile stress for 15 mm plate

b) Maximum Shear Stress

c) Average Shear Stress

d) Tensile stress in Bending

2. For a I section under shear Force of V, draw the shear stress across the cross-
section. What is the formula? (Draw the diagram and write the formula only). 3

3. As per Indian standard, ec/r2 for a column is assumed to be

aj 0.45 b) 0.02 c) 20% d) Non of these 2

4. A column is under direct compressive force (non-eccentric under practical

limits). What is the shear force for which this column is to be designed? 2

5. A Column is made with a Steel pipe is filled with concrete. The Concrete has a
Grade of M40. What type of axial Compressive stress can this concrete
withstand? 2

6. A Channel section is in an inclined position on a plane of angle 8, carrying a

bending moment M. What is the equation for calculating the stress in extreme
fibres. 2

Numerical problems - Open Book

7. Design a column with height of 3 m under axial load of 120 kN using any
available cross-section. 5

8. Design a Built up column with 7 m length carrying an axial load of 850 kN. 10

9. A beam of 7 m length carries a uniformly distributed load of 35 kN/m including

its own weight. This beam is sufficiently restrained in compression flange. The
available cross-section is ISMB 400. Design the beam. If extra plate is
necessary, place it symmetrically both in top and bottom. 10