Design Of Steel Structures Set 4

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This set of Design of Steel Structures Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Design Of Steel Structures Set 4

Q1 | Length of an outstanding leg of a vertical stiffener, may be taken equal to
  • 1/10th of clear depth of the girder plus 15 mm
  • 1/20th of clear depth of the girder plus 20 mm
  • 1/25th of clear depth of the girder plus 25 mm
  • 1/30th of clear depth of the girder plus 50 mm
Q2 | If the depth of two column sections is equal, then the column splice is provided
  • with filler plates
  • with bearing plates
  • with filler and hearing plates
  • none of these
Q3 | On steel structures the dead load is the weight of
  • steel work
  • material fastened to steel work
  • material supported permanently
  • all the above
Q4 | A steel beam supporting loads from the floor slab as well as from wall is termed as
  • stringer beam
  • lintel beam
  • spandrel beam
  • header beam
Q5 | The area Ap of cover plates in one flange of a built up beam, is given by
  • ap = zreqr + zbeam/h
  • ap = zreqr + zbeam/a
  • ap = zreqr × zbeam/h
  • ap = zreqr - zbeam/h
Q6 | The economical depth d of a web plate in which allowable bearing stress is fb, and the maximumbending moment is M, as suggested by Rawater and Clark, is
  • d = (m/fb)
  • d = 1.5 (m/fb)
  • d = 2.5 (m/fb)
  • d = 4.5 (m/fb)
Q7 | Bending compressive and tensile stresses respectively are calculated based on
  • net area and gross area
  • gross area and net area
  • net area in both cases
  • gross area in both cases
Q8 | The thickness t of a single flat lacing should not be less than
  • 1/30th length between inner end rivets
  • 1/40th length between inner end rivets
  • 1/50th length between inner end rivets
  • 1/60th length between inner end rivets
Q9 | Tongue plates are provided in a steel girder at
  • the upper flange
  • the lower flange
  • the upper end of the web
  • the upper and lower ends of the web
Q10 | The slenderness ratio of a column supported throughout its length by a masonry wall is
  • zero
  • 10
  • 100
  • infinity
Q11 | The main assumption of the method of simple design of steel frame work, is:
  • 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
Q12 | Outstanding length of a compression member consisting of a channel, is measured as
  • half of the nominal width
  • nominal width of the section
  • from the edge to the first row of rivets
  • none of these
Q13 | The use of tie plates in laced columns is
  • prohibited
  • not prohibited
  • permitted at start and end of lacing system only
  • permitted between two parts of the lacing
Q14 | According to IS : 800-1962 the permissible bending stress in steel slab plates, is
  • 1500 kg/cm2
  • 1420 kg/cm2
  • 2125 kg/cm2
  • 1890 kg/cm2
Q15 | The side thrust T on the tie rods provided at the end beam of jack arch of rise R, is calculated fromthe formula
  • t = wl/4r
  • t = wr/8l
  • t = wl/8r
  • t = wl/2r
Q16 | The minimum pitch of rivet holes of diameter d should not be less than
  • d
  • 1.25 d
  • 1.5 d
  • 2.5 d
Q17 | Design of a riveted joint, is based on the assumption:
  • load is uniformly distributed among all the rivets
  • shear stress on a rivet is uniformly distributed over its gross area
  • bearing stress in the rivet is neglected
  • all the above
Q18 | If is the maximum allowable bending stress in a tension member whose radius of gyrationis and depth is 2y, the required cross sectional area is given by
  • a = my/fr²
  • a = my²/fr²
  • a = my/fr
  • a = my/f²r²
Q19 | The load on a lintel is assumed as uniformly distributed if the height of the masonry above it, isupto a height of
  • the effective span
  • 1.25 times the effective span
  • 1.50 times the effective span
  • 2.0 times the effective span
Q20 | Diameter of a rivet hole is made larger than the diameter of the rivet by
  • 1.0 mm for rivet diameter upto 12 mm
  • 1.5 mm for rivet diameter exceeding 25 mm
  • 2.0 mm for rivet diameter over 25 mm
  • none of these
Q21 | According to IS: 800-1962, the coefficient of expansion of steel per degree centigrade per unitlength, is taken as
  • 0.000008
  • 0.000010
  • 0.000012
  • 0.000014
Q22 | In case of timber structures, the simple bending formula M = fz may be applied for
  • rectangular beams up to 300 mm depth
  • all rectangular beams
  • solid circular beams only
  • all square cross-section beams
Q23 | Perforated cover plates are particularly suitable for built up sections consisting of
  • channels placed back to back
  • channels placed toe to toe
  • four angle box section
  • all the above
Q24 | Effective length of a column effectively held in position and restrained in direction at both ends, is
  • l
  • 0.67 l
  • 0.85 l
  • 1.5 l
Q25 | For rivets in tension with countersunk heads, the tensile value shall be
  • reduced by 25 %
  • reduced by 33.3%
  • increased by 25 %
  • increased by 33.3 %