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    AR-214-CBGS: B.Arch., III Semester Choice Based Grading System (CBGS) Analysis of Structures - Steel Structures

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    AR-214-CBGS: B.Arch., III Semester Choice Based Grading System (CBGS) Analysis of Structures - Steel Structures

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    This document contains an exam for a steel structures course consisting of 8 questions. It provides instructions that students can attempt any 5 questions, all questions are equally weighted, and references to design codes and tables are permitted. The questions cover topics like bolted vs riveted connections, tension member design, beam design, lap joint design, column capacity, structural components of roofs, design procedures for tension and compression members, and built-up column design.

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    This document contains an exam for a steel structures course consisting of 8 questions. It provides instructions that students can attempt any 5 questions, all questions are equally weighted, and references to design codes and tables are permitted. The questions cover topics like bolted vs riveted connections, tension member design, beam design, lap joint design, column capacity, structural components of roofs, design procedures for tension and compression members, and built-up column design.

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    AR-214-CBGS: B.Arch., III Semester Choice Based Grading System (CBGS) Analysis of Structures - Steel Structures

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    This document contains an exam for a steel structures course consisting of 8 questions. It provides instructions that students can attempt any 5 questions, all questions are equally weighted, and references to design codes and tables are permitted. The questions cover topics like bolted vs riveted connections, tension member design, beam design, lap joint design, column capacity, structural components of roofs, design procedures for tension and compression members, and built-up column design.

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    Total No. of Questions : 8] [1] [Total No.

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    AR-214-CBGS
    B.Arch., III Semester
    Examination, June 2020
    Choice Based Grading System (CBGS)
    Analysis of Structures - Steel Structures
    Time : Three Hours
    Maximum Marks : 50
    Note: i) Attempt any five questions.
    ii) All questions carry equal marks.
    iii) Use of IS : 800-2007 and steel tables are permitted.
    iv) Missing data if any may be suitably assumed.

    1. a) List out advantage and disadvantages of bolted connections


    over riveted connections.
    b) What do you mean by class of section? Explain with
    examples.

    2. Design a tension member to transmit a pull of 150 kN.


    Effective length of a member is 4.5m. Member should consist
    of a pair of angles connected to both sides of gusset plate.

    3. Design a beam of span 5m with U.D.L. of 10kN/m (simply


    supported) on span. apply all the checks.

    4. Design a lap joint between the two plates each of width


    120 mm, if the thickness of one plate is 16 mm and the other
    is 12 mm. The joint has to transfer a design load of 160 kN.
    The plates are of Fe410 grade.

    AR-214-CBGS PTO
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    5. Determine the design axial load capacity of the column


    ISHB 300@577 N/m if the length of column is 3m and its
    both ends pinned.

    6. a) Define purlin, sag rods, wind bracing, principal rafter,


    eaves, gutters with sketch.
    b) Discuss various loads to be considered for design of roof
    truss.

    7. a) Write down design procedure for design of tension


    member and compression member.
    b) Define lag angle, tension splices.

    8. Design a built up column consisting of two channels placed


    back to back. The effective length of column is 6m and it has
    to carry a factored load of 1500kN. Also design lacings for
    the above column.

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    AR-214-CBGS PTO

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