1. The document appears to be exam paper from the Department of Civil Engineering at Kavery College of Engineering in Mecheri, Salem. It contains questions for an internal exam on concrete structures.
2. Part A contains 5 multiple choice questions related to limit state design, characteristic and design strengths of materials, uses of doubly reinforced beams, and types and calculation of deflections and crack widths.
3. Part B contains 4 questions requiring calculations and explanations. It asks about assumptions in limit state design, moment of resistance of a reinforced concrete section, failure modes in beams, and design of simply supported slab with reinforcement details.
1. The document appears to be exam paper from the Department of Civil Engineering at Kavery College of Engineering in Mecheri, Salem. It contains questions for an internal exam on concrete structures.
2. Part A contains 5 multiple choice questions related to limit state design, characteristic and design strengths of materials, uses of doubly reinforced beams, and types and calculation of deflections and crack widths.
3. Part B contains 4 questions requiring calculations and explanations. It asks about assumptions in limit state design, moment of resistance of a reinforced concrete section, failure modes in beams, and design of simply supported slab with reinforcement details.
1. The document appears to be exam paper from the Department of Civil Engineering at Kavery College of Engineering in Mecheri, Salem. It contains questions for an internal exam on concrete structures.
2. Part A contains 5 multiple choice questions related to limit state design, characteristic and design strengths of materials, uses of doubly reinforced beams, and types and calculation of deflections and crack widths.
3. Part B contains 4 questions requiring calculations and explanations. It asks about assumptions in limit state design, moment of resistance of a reinforced concrete section, failure modes in beams, and design of simply supported slab with reinforcement details.
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