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    (Sem. Ii) Even Theory Examination 2012-13: Printed Pages-2

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    This document provides instructions for solving two structural engineering problems: 1) Determine the beam deflection of a beam under a distributed load using Macaulay's method of double integration. The beam has a length of 6m, load of 40 kN/m, and sections of 4m and 2m. 2) Determine the shear stress distribution and plot it for various cross section beams under a vertical shear load. The cross sections include rectangular, I-section, T-section, L-section, and circular.

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    This document provides instructions for solving two structural engineering problems: 1) Determine the beam deflection of a beam under a distributed load using Macaulay's method of double integration. The beam has a length of 6m, load of 40 kN/m, and sections of 4m and 2m. 2) Determine the shear stress distribution and plot it for various cross section beams under a vertical shear load. The cross sections include rectangular, I-section, T-section, L-section, and circular.

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    This document provides instructions for solving two structural engineering problems: 1) Determine the beam deflection of a beam under a distributed load using Macaulay's method of double integration. The beam has a length of 6m, load of 40 kN/m, and sections of 4m and 2m. 2) Determine the shear stress distribution and plot it for various cross section beams under a vertical shear load. The cross sections include rectangular, I-section, T-section, L-section, and circular.

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    (Sem. Ii) Even Theory Examination 2012-13: Printed Pages-2

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    This document provides instructions for solving two structural engineering problems: 1) Determine the beam deflection of a beam under a distributed load using Macaulay's method of double integration. The beam has a length of 6m, load of 40 kN/m, and sections of 4m and 2m. 2) Determine the shear stress distribution and plot it for various cross section beams under a vertical shear load. The cross sections include rectangular, I-section, T-section, L-section, and circular.

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    3.

    (a) Determine the beam deflection under the load for the beam Printed Pages—2 AR203
    given below, using Macaulay's method of double integration.
    Use uniform EI. (10)
    (Following Paper ID and Roll No. to be filled in your Answer Book)
    W PAPER ID : 8539 Roll No.
    C
    A B
    a b
    B.Arch.
    L
    (SEM. II) EVEN THEORY EXAMINATION 2012-13
    (b) Given, W = 40 kN, L = 6 m ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES–II

    a = 4 m, b = 2 m
    Time : 3 Hours Total Marks : 50
    2
    E = 200 kN/mm
    Note :– (1) Attempt all questions.
    I = 7.0 × 107 mm4
    (2) Assume any missing data.
    Find the deflection at C in the above beam. (5) 1. (a) Discuss assumptions made in Euler's theory of column
    4. (a) Determine the shear stress distribution for the rectangular buckling. (5)
    cross section beam for vertical shear load of V. (5) (b) Determine the critical buckling load for a column of length
    (b) Plot shear stress distribution for the following cross-section L and hinged at both ends. (10)
    of the beams. (5) 2. (a) Determine direct and bending stress at the base of column
    with sides a and b. The column is eccentric loaded as shown
    (i) (ii) (iii)
    below :
    W
    w = 100 kN
    e = 10 cm
    e
    a = 10 m
    b = 1.5 m

    (iv) (v) 1.5 m


    1m
    (5)
    (b) Discuss middle third rule and define core or kernel of the
    section. (5)

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