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    This document provides information about an exam for the course CE010 601: Design of Steel Structures. The exam has 3 parts worth a total of 100 marks. Part A is worth 15 marks and contains 5 short answer questions about structural steel properties, steel connections, and chimney stability. Part B is worth 25 marks and contains 5 longer answer questions about topics like block shear failure, load calculations, and light gauge steel design. Part C is worth 60 marks and contains 4 design problems related to tension members, compression members, steel tanks, and chimney design. Reference documents for the exam include various Indian standards codes for steel design.

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    This document provides information about an exam for the course CE010 601: Design of Steel Structures. The exam has 3 parts worth a total of 100 marks. Part A is worth 15 marks and contains 5 short answer questions about structural steel properties, steel connections, and chimney stability. Part B is worth 25 marks and contains 5 longer answer questions about topics like block shear failure, load calculations, and light gauge steel design. Part C is worth 60 marks and contains 4 design problems related to tension members, compression members, steel tanks, and chimney design. Reference documents for the exam include various Indian standards codes for steel design.

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    This document provides information about an exam for the course CE010 601: Design of Steel Structures. The exam has 3 parts worth a total of 100 marks. Part A is worth 15 marks and contains 5 short answer questions about structural steel properties, steel connections, and chimney stability. Part B is worth 25 marks and contains 5 longer answer questions about topics like block shear failure, load calculations, and light gauge steel design. Part C is worth 60 marks and contains 4 design problems related to tension members, compression members, steel tanks, and chimney design. Reference documents for the exam include various Indian standards codes for steel design.

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    Ce010 601 Design of Steel Structures Ce PDF

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    This document provides information about an exam for the course CE010 601: Design of Steel Structures. The exam has 3 parts worth a total of 100 marks. Part A is worth 15 marks and contains 5 short answer questions about structural steel properties, steel connections, and chimney stability. Part B is worth 25 marks and contains 5 longer answer questions about topics like block shear failure, load calculations, and light gauge steel design. Part C is worth 60 marks and contains 4 design problems related to tension members, compression members, steel tanks, and chimney design. Reference documents for the exam include various Indian standards codes for steel design.

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    CE010 601: DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES (CE)

    (Regular-New Scheme)

    Time : Three Hours Maximum : 100 Marks

    Missing data if any, may be suitably assumed and stated

    IS 800-2007, IS 875, IS 805, IS 801, IS 811, IS 6533 Part I, Part 2, & Steel Tables
    are allowed.

    Part A
    Answer all questions
    Each question carry 3 marks
    1. Explain what is structural steel. List out the important properties of such
    steel.
    2. Draw neat sketches for
    (a) Different types of splices
    (b) Different types of base connections.
    3. What is the advantage of having hemispherical bottom as compared to a flat
    bottom for a cylindrical tank?
    4. Mention three common uses of light gauge sections.
    5. Explain how the stability of a chimney is checked during the design process.
    (5 × 3 = 15 marks)

    Part B
    Answer all questions
    Each question carry 5 marks
    6. Write short notes on block shear failure.
    7. Determine the load carrying capacity of a strut made with ISA 10075, 10
    mm , length 2.8 m when only one bolt is used as an end connection.
    8. What are the loads to be considered in the design of elevated tanks?
    9. Explain the following with sketches with reference to light-gauge sections
    (a) Stiffened and unstiffened compression elements
    (b) Flat-width ratio
    (c) Effective design width
    (d) Torsional flexural buckling
    (e) Point symmetric section
    10.Explain how the base plate of a chimney is designed.
    (5 × 5 = 25 marks)

    Part C
    Answer all questions

    Each questions carry12 marks

    11.Determine the plastic modulus for the section shown. If the area of the
    section is neglected, what percentage of plastic modulus of the section is
    reduced.

    Or
    12. Design a tension a tension member to carry a factored force of 340 kN. Use
    20 mm diameter black bolts and a gusset plate of 8 mm thick.
    13.Determine the load carrying capacity of a strut made with 2 ISA 7575, 6
    mm, back to back if the length of member is 3.0 m and welded to a 12 mm
    gusset plate.
    Or
    14. An ISMB 150 is used as a column. It is laterally supported in the plane of
    the major axis at a height of 2.5 m and in the plane of the minor axis at a
    height of 4.5 m. The ends may be assumed as hinged. What will be the
    allowable load on the column?
    15.Design the elevated portion of a cylindrical steel tank with hemispherical
    bottom for 1,60,000 litres capacity. The tank has conical roof. Take fy = 250
    n/mm2.
    Or
    16.Design the overhead portion of a rectangular tank of 80000 litres capacity.
    17.Find the column section properties and allowable load for the column
    section shown below. The effective length of the column is 3.2 m. Take fy =
    235 n/mm2.
    Or
    18. Two channel 200 mm × 80 mm with bent lips are connected with webs to
    act as beam as shown. The thickness of plate is 2.5 mm and the depth of lip
    is 25 mm. The beam has an effective span of 4 m. Determine the allowable
    load per metre on the beam. Also, determine the deflection at the allowable
    load. The steel has a yield point of 235 N/mm2. Take E = 2 × 105 N/mm2.

    19. Design only the chimney of a self-supporting stack of height 72 m above


    the foundation. The diameter of the cylindrical part of the foundation is 3 m.
    The thickness of fire brick work lining is 100 mm, and the lining is
    supported by the stack throughout the height. The chimney has one breech
    opening. The topography at the site is almost flat, and the location is of
    terrain category 2.
    Or
    20. Design only the chimney of a self-supporting stack of effective height 30 m,
    having its diameter at top equal to 2 m. Take wind pressure intensity as 1.5
    kN/mm2 uniform throughout its height. Assume uniform values of
    permissible tensile and compressive stresses as 120 N/mm2 and 90 N/mm2.

    (5 × 12 = 60 marks)

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