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    SA 1 (4th) Dec2014

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    This document is the question paper for a Structural Analysis exam with 9 questions across 3 sections. It provides instructions to candidates regarding the structure and timing of the exam. The questions cover topics like Maxwell's reciprocal theorem, determinacy of structures, influence lines, deflections, stresses, thrust in arches, cable tensions, and differences between analysis methods. Students are required to answer short questions worth 2 marks each in Section A, longer questions worth 5 marks each in Section B (attempting 4 of 5), and extended questions worth 10 marks each in Section C (attempting 2 of 3).

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    This document is the question paper for a Structural Analysis exam with 9 questions across 3 sections. It provides instructions to candidates regarding the structure and timing of the exam. The questions cover topics like Maxwell's reciprocal theorem, determinacy of structures, influence lines, deflections, stresses, thrust in arches, cable tensions, and differences between analysis methods. Students are required to answer short questions worth 2 marks each in Section A, longer questions worth 5 marks each in Section B (attempting 4 of 5), and extended questions worth 10 marks each in Section C (attempting 2 of 3).

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    This document is the question paper for a Structural Analysis exam with 9 questions across 3 sections. It provides instructions to candidates regarding the structure and timing of the exam. The questions cover topics like Maxwell's reciprocal theorem, determinacy of structures, influence lines, deflections, stresses, thrust in arches, cable tensions, and differences between analysis methods. Students are required to answer short questions worth 2 marks each in Section A, longer questions worth 5 marks each in Section B (attempting 4 of 5), and extended questions worth 10 marks each in Section C (attempting 2 of 3).

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    This document is the question paper for a Structural Analysis exam with 9 questions across 3 sections. It provides instructions to candidates regarding the structure and timing of the exam. The questions cover topics like Maxwell's reciprocal theorem, determinacy of structures, influence lines, deflections, stresses, thrust in arches, cable tensions, and differences between analysis methods. Students are required to answer short questions worth 2 marks each in Section A, longer questions worth 5 marks each in Section B (attempting 4 of 5), and extended questions worth 10 marks each in Section C (attempting 2 of 3).

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    Roll No. Total No.

    of Pages: 02
    Total No. of Questions: 09
    B.Tech (Sem.-4th)
    STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS-1
    Subject Code: CE-208
    Paper ID: [A0609]
    Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 60

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:

    1. Section-A is compulsory consisting of TEN questions carrying two marks each.


    2. Section-B contains FIVE questions carrying FIVE marks each and student has to attempt any
    four questions.
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    3. Section –C contains THREE questions carrying TEN marks each and student has to attempt
    any two questions.
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    Q.1. Explain in brief: .r c SECTION-A

    (a)
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    What is Maxwel’s reciprocal theorem?

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    (b)
    (c)
    p a
    What is determinate structure? How do we check the determinacy of a structure?
    When several point loads are moving on a beam, what is the condition for maximum

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    bending moment?

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    w . (d)
    (e)
    (f)
    What does influence line diagram represents, explain
    What will be the effect of change in temperature in a suspension cable?
    What difference between two hinged and three hinged arch? .r c
    w (g) What is middle third rule? Describe in brief.

    p e
    w (h)

    a
    What is limit of eccentricity for no tension criteria in the section?
    (i)
    (j)
    Describe in brief the unit load method of analysis.

    r p
    What is the difference between method of joints and method of section?

    SETION-B
    .b
    Q.2.
    w
    Find the slope and deflection at the free end of the cantilever beam showm in Fig.1. Take
    E=200 KN/mm2 and i=1.68 x 108 mm4
    w
    w
    Figure:1
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    Q.3. Compare (a) the maximum tensile stress, of a thin cylinder and a thin spherical shell
    having the same internal pressure and the diameter /thickness ratio. Take µ =0.3
    Q.4. Find the vertical and horizontal deflections of the joint C of the pin jointed truss shown in
    Fig.2 The area of horizontal member is 150mm2 and the areas of the members AC and
    BC are 200mm2 Take E = 200 KN/mm2

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    .r c
    p e Figure:2

    Q.5.

    a
    A masonry retaining wall of trapezoidal section is 6 metres high and 1 metre wide at the
    top, retaining soil level with its top. Find the minimum bottom width of the wall in order

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    tension may not be induced at the base. Masonry and soil weigh 23000 N and 16000 N
    m
    per cubic metre respectively. The angle of respose of the soil is 300 and the back face of

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    Q.6. . the wall is vertical.

    .r c
    A live load of 20KN/m, 6 m long moves on a simply supported girder of 10 m span. Find
    the maximum bending moment that can occur at a section 4 m from the left end.

    w SECTION-C
    p e
    w Q.7.
    a
    A girder AB of length of 30 m is simply supported at C and D which are 5 and 20

    r p
    respectively from A. Draw the influence lines for B.M and S.F for the mid point when the
    girder is crossed by a uniformly distributed load ‘w’ kN per metre which can occupy the

    Q.8.
    whole or any part of the span.

    .b
    A two hinged parabolic arch of span L and rise h carries a concentrated load W at the

    Q.9. w
    crown. Determine the expression for horizontal thrust developed at springing.

    w
    A suspension bridge cable hangs between two points A and B separated horizontally by
    120 m and with B 20M above A. the lowest point in the cable is 4 m below A. The cable

    w
    supports a stiffening girder weighing 0.33 KN/m run which is hinged vertically below
    A,B and the lowest point of the cable .Calculate the maximum tension which occurs in
    cable when a 10 Kn load crosses the girder from A to B.
    ......END.....

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