y = (L/3) - (M/P)
y = (L/2) - (P/M)
y = (L/2) + (M/P)
y = (L/3) + (M/P)
B. y = (L/2) - (P/M)
1500 kg/cm2
1890 kg/cm2
2025 kg/cm2
2340 kg/cm2
Is zero
Is equal to its radius of gyration
Is supported on all sides throughout its length
Is between the points of zero moments
Diagonal filler weld
End fillet weld
Side fillet weld
All the above
Increasing the depth of beam
Increasing the span
Decreasing the depth of beam
Increasing the width of beam
Which is more than 3 m long
Whose lateral dimension is less than 25 cm
Which is free at its top
Which has a ratio of effective length and least lateral dimension more than 15
180
200
250
350
785 kg/cm2
1025 kg/cm2
2360 kg/cm2
None of these
To spread the column load over a larger area
To ensure that intensity of bearing pressure between the column footing and soil does not exceed permissible bearing capacity of the soil
To distribute the column load over soil through the column footing
All the above
1 cm
1.5 cm
2 cm
2.5 cm
1.5
1.6
1.697
None of these
4 zones
5 zones
6 zones
7 zones
3
5
6
7
WL²/10
- WL²/10
- WL²/12
WL²/12
The neutral axis of the section
2/3rd of the depth of the neutral axis from the compression flange
2/5th of the depth of the neutral axis from the compression flange
2/5th of the height of the neutral axis from tension flange
Deck type
Through type
Half through type
Double deck type
P = K/v2
v = K/P2
P = Kv2
P = Kv
Simply design
Semi-rigid design
Fully rigid design
None of these
Shearing strength
Bearing strength
Tearing strength
Least of (a), (b) and (c)
Overall depth
Clear depth
Effective depth
None of these
Effective throat thickness
Plate thickness
Size of weld
Penetration thickness
Stringer beam
Lintel beam
Spandrel beam
Header beam
Stronger
Weaker
Equally strong
Any of the above
T = WL/4R
T = WR/8L
T = WL/8R
T = WL/2R
Varies in magnitude
Varies in position
Is expressed as uniformly distributed load
All the above
Load/Shear strength of a rivet
Load/Bearing strength of a rivet
Load/Tearing strength of a rivet
Load/Rivet value
The steel beams placed in plain cement concrete, are known as reinforced beams
The filler joists are generally continuous over three-supports only
Continuous fillers are connected to main beams by means of cleat angles
Continuous fillers are supported by main steel beams
Beams are simply supported
All connections of beams, girders and trusses are virtually flexible
Members in compression are subjected to forces applied at appropriate eccentricities
All the above
In the elastic range
In the plastic range
At yield point
None of these
1/12 of strain at the initiation of strain hardening and about 1/120 of maximum strain
1/2 of strain at the initiation of strain hardening and about 1/12 of maximum strain
1/12 of strain at the initiation of strain hardening and 1/200 of maximum strain
1/24 of strain at the initiation of strain hardening and about 1/200 of maximum strain
Increasing the web thickness
Providing suitable stiffener
Increasing the length of the bearing plates
None of the above