This document contains a 15 question review exam for the April 2023 CE Board Exam. The exam covers topics in structural analysis, prestressed concrete design, structural steel design, and structural determinacy. Each question presents a short design scenario or structural diagram and asks the test taker to calculate a value or determine a property of the structure. The questions cover concepts like prestress force, beam stresses, column loads, beam deflection, truss determinacy, and steel member properties. The document provides the information and questions to help refresh and review important concepts for the upcoming licensing exam.
This document contains a 15 question review exam for the April 2023 CE Board Exam. The exam covers topics in structural analysis, prestressed concrete design, structural steel design, and structural determinacy. Each question presents a short design scenario or structural diagram and asks the test taker to calculate a value or determine a property of the structure. The questions cover concepts like prestress force, beam stresses, column loads, beam deflection, truss determinacy, and steel member properties. The document provides the information and questions to help refresh and review important concepts for the upcoming licensing exam.
This document contains a 15 question review exam for the April 2023 CE Board Exam. The exam covers topics in structural analysis, prestressed concrete design, structural steel design, and structural determinacy. Each question presents a short design scenario or structural diagram and asks the test taker to calculate a value or determine a property of the structure. The questions cover concepts like prestress force, beam stresses, column loads, beam deflection, truss determinacy, and steel member properties. The document provides the information and questions to help refresh and review important concepts for the upcoming licensing exam.
This document contains a 15 question review exam for the April 2023 CE Board Exam. The exam covers topics in structural analysis, prestressed concrete design, structural steel design, and structural determinacy. Each question presents a short design scenario or structural diagram and asks the test taker to calculate a value or determine a property of the structure. The questions cover concepts like prestress force, beam stresses, column loads, beam deflection, truss determinacy, and steel member properties. The document provides the information and questions to help refresh and review important concepts for the upcoming licensing exam.
APRIL 2023 CE BOARD EXAM REFRESHER DELA CRUZ F - 2
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each A. 1,664 C. 995 of the following questions. Mark only one answer B. 768 D. 1216 for each item by shading the box corresponding to the letter of your choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED. GOOD LUCK.
NOTE: A times B is represented by A×B or A*B.
A raised to the power n is expressed as A^n. All problems are 1 point each.
Situation 1. A prestress rectangular beam
0.50 m x 0.80 m has a simple span of 3m and is loaded by a uniform load of 45 kN/m including its own weight. The prestressing tendon is 0.25 m from the bottom and produces a prestress force of 1,600 kN.
1. Calculate the maximum stress due to
prestress eccentricity. Note: Live load reduction is not applicable A. 0.50 MPa C. 9.50 MPa for floors in places of public assembly B. 4.50 MPa D. 4.00 MPa and for live loads greater than 4.8 kPa. For influence area Ai, consider all area 2. Calculate the maximum total stress of the with live load that can be reduced, that prestressed beam at the top fibers. influence the column being considered A. 0.45 C. 7.55 (area projected above). B. 9.45 D. 0.50 Situation 3. A simply supported beam of cross 3. Calculate the stress at the level of the section 200 x 400 mm has a span of 12m. tendon due to prestress and loads. Assume It carries a uniform load of w = 21.5 kN/m that there is a loss of prestress of 20% starting from the left end and terminates at service loads. at midspan. Consider E = 200 GPa A. 8.55 C. 5.33 B. 6.65 D. 4.19 7. What is the resulting deflection (mm) at midspan? Situation 2. A three-story building has A. 9.32 C. 41.79 interior columns spaced 8m apart in two B. 21.86 D. 13.61 perpendicular directions. The design loads for the building are as follows: 8. To prevent excessive deflection, a support is added at midspan. Compute the resulting DL: 5.0 kPa (Roof) moment (kN-m) at the added support. 7.0 kPa (typical for each floor) A. 48.38 C. 387.00 B. 192.05 D. 92.31 LL: 0 (Roof Deck) 6.0 kPa (2nd Floor) 9. To prevent excessive deflection, a support 2.4 kPa (3rd Floor) is added at midspan. Compute the resulting reaction (kN) at the added support. Recognizing that the probability of A. 72.56 C. 7.06 supporting a large fully loaded tributary B. 80.63 D. 79.62 area is small, building codes permit reductions. Use the attached alternate Situation 4. Classify the following floor live load reduction provisions. structures given below,
4. What is the total axial load (kN) on an
interior column at the second-floor level due to service LL? A. 153.6 C. 76.3 B. 164.5 D. 82.3 Figure (a)
5. What is the total axial load (kN) on an
interior column at the ground floor level Hinge
due to service LL?
A. 287.9 C. 246.8 B. 466.3 D. 288.3 Figure (b) 6. What is the total axial dead load (kN) on an interior column at the ground floor level? Figure (c)
APRIL 2023 CE BOARD EXAM REFRESHER DELA CRUZ F - 2
10. Determine the determinacy of Figure (c).
A. S.I. to the 8th degree B. S.I. to the 9th degree C. S.I. to the 10th degree D. S.I. to the 11th degree
11. Determine the determinacy of Figure (b).
A. Unstable B. Statically Determinate C. S.I to the 1st degree D. S.I. to the 2nd degree
12. Determine the determinacy of Figure (a) if
the support of the truss is a pair of hinge and roller. A. Unstable B. Statically Determinate C. S.I to the 1st degree D. S.I. to the 2nd degree
Situation 5. A WF 360 x 382 is simply
supppported at A and is hinged at B.Column AC is 300 mm square solid section. Properties of W360x382 Bf = 406mm D = 416 mm Ix = 1410 x 10^6 mm^4 Iy = 536 x 10^6 mm^4
13. Find the allowable uniform load (w) that
can be applied if the allowable flexural stress is 165 MPa? A. 112.1 kN/m C. 248.6 kN/m B. 250.7 kN/m D. 139.8 kN/m
14. Find the bolt diameter at B if it is in
double shear. Allowable shear stress is 130 MPa. A. 50 mm C. 70 mm B. 60 mm D. 80 mm
15. Find the bearing stress of plate at A if
the size is 200 x 250. A. 22.37 MPa C. 29.08 MPa B. 16.50 MPa D. 34.81 MPa