IAT 2 Ques Set 2

MEENAKSHI SUNDARARAJAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING - FINAL YEAR
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST -II
CE2402 – ESTIMATION & QUANTITY SURVEYING
Semester / Year: VII / IV Max. Marks: 50
Duration: 1½Hrs
PART – A (5*2 = 10 Marks)
1) Define depreciation.
2) What do you mean by sinking fund?
3) What is general specification?
4) Define Scrap Value.
5) Mention the methods of valuation.
PART – B (4*10 = 40 Marks)

Answer Any Four Questions
1) Report on estimation of construction of a curvert.

2) Explain the fixation of rent for a building.
3) Report on the valuation of a building.
4) Explain in detail the typical layout of a tender notice.
5) Explain in detail the types of estimate.
6) Describe about different types of outgoing to be incurred in revenue of building.
CE2038 - AIR POLLUTION MANAGEMENT
Duration: 1½Hrs
PART – A (5*2= 10 Marks)
1) Define inversion.
2) Define adiabatic lapse rate.
3) Define mixing height.
4) List out the equipment to control gaseous air pollutant.
5) List out the methods for ambient sampling.
PART – B (4*10 = 40 Marks)

1) Mention the basic principles of sampling.
2) Explain in detail the meteorological factors that cause air pollution.
3) Derive the expression for Gaussian plume dispersion model with neat sketch.
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4) With neat sketch, derive the expression for fixed box model.
5) Explain in detail the working principle of gravity settling.
6) Briefly explain the various elements of atmosphere.

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CE 2403 – Basics of Structural Dynamics and A Seismic Design

B.E – 7th Semester
Part A (5 x 2 =10)
1. Define Logarithmic Decrement.

2. Differentiate Magnitude & Intensity.
3. Sketch a simple plan shape building do well during Earthquake.
4. What is meant for strong beam & weak column?
5. Why we need ductility in earthquake resistant structures?
Part B (Write any Four) (4 x 10 = 40)
6. What are the lessons learnt from the past earthquake?

7. How the ductility can be improved in the structures?
8. Explain the response of RCC building during Earthquake.
9. Write in detail about the response of masonry building during earthquake.
10. Explain the causes of Liquefaction.
11. Illustrate the various irregularities in the building.
CE 2404 - PRESTRESSED CONCRETE STRUCTURES
Duration: 1½Hrs
PART A (5 X 2 = 10)
1. Define load bearing concept.
2. Differentiate an RCC element and PSC element
3. List the advantages of composite constructions.
4. Why is it important to control deflections in prestressed concrete members?
5. Differentiate bonded and non-bonded pre stressed concrete.
PART-B (4X10=40)
Answer any four
1. An unsymmetrical I section girder simply supported over a span of 8m and is subjected to a

live load of 2KN/m. The top flange of the section is 300 X 60 mm. The web dimension is 80 X
380 mm and the bottom flange is 100 mm X 60 mm. An effective prestressing force of 100 KN
is acting at 20 mm from the bottom of the section. Find the resultant stress at mid-span of the
section.
2. A pre-tensioned concrete member 200 mm wide and 300 mm deep is pre-stressed by 10

numbers of 7 mm dia wires which are initially stressed at 1200 N/mm2 with their centroids
located 100 mm from the soffit. Find the maximum stress in concrete immediately after transfer
allowing only the elastic shortening of concrete.
If the concrete undergoes a further shortening due to preplanned shrinkage, when there is a
relaxation of 5% of steel stress. find the % loss of steel. use IS 1343-1980.
Es =210 X 103 N/mm2
Ec=35 X 103 N/mm2

Φ = 1.6
Strain = 3 X 104
Fck = 42 N/mm2.
3. A post tensioned beam with an unbounded tendon is of rectangular cross-section 400 mm wide
and 800 mm effective depth. the c/s area of prestressing steel is 2840 mm 2 .the effective
prestressing steel after the losses is 900 N/mm2.the effective span of the beam is 16m , Fck = 40
N/mm2.calculate the ultimate flexural strength of the beam using IS 1343-1980.
4. A pre tensioned prestressed concrete beam of rectangular section is required to support a

design ultimate moment of 100 KN-m. design the section if Fck = 50 N/mm2 and Fcp = 1600
N/mm2 assume breadth of the section is half the depth.x u/d = 0.5. Satisfy IS 1343-1980
requirements.
5. Write in detail about post tensioned pre stressed concrete bridge decks.
and pre tensioned pre stressed concrete bridge decks.
6. Write about the advantages and applications of prestressed concrete.
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST –II
CE2030 – COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT
Duration: 1½Hrs
PART – A (5*2 = 10 Marks)
1. Define difference between tide and surge heights.

2. What is wave decay
3. Explain difference between wave reflection and diffraction
4. Explain difference between Diurnal and Semi diurnal tides
5. Explain difference between Spring and Neap tide
PART – B (4*10 = 40 Marks)

1. Explain the significance of wave rose diagram.
2. Explain different types of wave forces.
3. With neat sketch, explain tide, diurnal and semi diurnal tide.
4. Explain Tides in detail with different types and variation along Indian coast
5. Define Airys wave theory
6. Explain the process of hind casting and forecasting and also SMB and PNJ methods.
CAT -02
Department of Civil Engineering
CE 2401 Design of Reinforced Concrete & Brick Masonry Structures
IV Year Seventh Semester
Part A Answer all (5 x2 = 10)
1. Write down Classification of retaining wall

2. What are the loads to be considered for water tank design
3. What is culvert
4. What is carbel
5. Write down design criteria for underground water tank
Part B Any Four (4 x10 = 40)
1. Design a cantilever type retaining wall to retain sand for 4metres above the ground the sand
fill slopes at the rate of 1 vertical to 2 horizontal. The weight of sand is 18N/cubic metre the
angle of repose being 30deg the safe bearing capacity of the soil is 200kN/sq.m at 1.25
metre belowthe ground level.
2. A reinforced concrete cantilever retaining wall has a 6 metre tall stem retaining earth level
with its top the base of the retaining wall is 3 metre wide with a toe projection of 0.75
metre the soil weighs 16000N per cubic metre and has an angle of repose of 30 deg design
the wall take friction coefficient 0.70
3. An open square water tank 3 x 8 x 3 resting on firm ground design the tank
4. Design an aqueduct for a 4.5m wide irrigation channel to cross a drainage have a water way
of 6m the depth of water in the channel is 1.25m
5. Write down the design procedure for the flat slab
6. Design a corbel for the following data
Working load 500kN, Size of column = 400 x 400mm, location of load 220mm from face of
the column

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MEENAKSHI SUNDARARAJAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING - FINAL YEAR

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST -II

CE2402 – ESTIMATION & QUANTITY SURVEYING

Semester / Year: VII / IV Max. Marks: 50

PART – A (5*2 = 10 Marks)

PART – B (4*10 = 40 Marks)

1) Report on estimation of construction of a curvert.

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING - FINAL YEAR

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST -II

CE2038 - AIR POLLUTION MANAGEMENT

Semester / Year: VII / IV Max. Marks: 50

PART – A (5*2= 10 Marks)

PART – B (4*10 = 40 Marks)

1) Mention the basic principles of sampling.

2) Explain in detail the meteorological factors that cause air pollution.

5) Explain in detail the working principle of gravity settling.

6) Briefly explain the various elements of atmosphere.

CE 2403 – Basics of Structural Dynamics and A Seismic Design

1. Define Logarithmic Decrement.

Part B (Write any Four) (4 x 10 = 40)

6. What are the lessons learnt from the past earthquake?

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING - FINAL YEAR

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST -II

CE 2404 - PRESTRESSED CONCRETE STRUCTURES

Semester / Year: VII / IV Max. Marks: 50

1. Define load bearing concept.

2. Differentiate an RCC element and PSC element

3. List the advantages of composite constructions.

4. Why is it important to control deflections in prestressed concrete members?

5. Differentiate bonded and non-bonded pre stressed concrete.

Answer any four

1. An unsymmetrical I section girder simply supported over a span of 8m and is subjected to a

2. A pre-tensioned concrete member 200 mm wide and 300 mm deep is pre-stressed by 10

Es =210 X 103 N/mm2

Ec=35 X 103 N/mm2

4. A pre tensioned prestressed concrete beam of rectangular section is required to support a

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING - FINAL YEAR

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST –II

CE2030 – COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT

Semester / Year: VII / IV Max. Marks: 50

PART – A (5*2 = 10 Marks)

1. Define difference between tide and surge heights.

PART – B (4*10 = 40 Marks)

2. Explain different types of wave forces.

Department of Civil Engineering

CE 2401 Design of Reinforced Concrete & Brick Masonry Structures

IV Year Seventh Semester

Part A Answer all (5 x2 = 10)

1. Write down Classification of retaining wall

Part B Any Four (4 x10 = 40)

6. Design a corbel for the following data

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