The document is an exam for a Theory of Plates and Shells course containing 8 questions ranging from 4-12 marks each. Students must answer any 5 questions. The questions cover topics like:
1) Deriving the differential equation for cylindrical bending of plates and discussing merits and demerits of plates.
2) Describing Navier's solution for rectangular plates and obtaining the deflection equation for circular plates.
3) Discussing guidelines for selecting shell dimensions and briefly describing thin shell structural behavior.
4) Explaining cylindrical shell loading and design of a cylindrical shell roof covering a parking area.
5) Explaining the design procedure for an elliptic paraboloid by membrane theory.
The document is an exam for a Theory of Plates and Shells course containing 8 questions ranging from 4-12 marks each. Students must answer any 5 questions. The questions cover topics like:
1) Deriving the differential equation for cylindrical bending of plates and discussing merits and demerits of plates.
2) Describing Navier's solution for rectangular plates and obtaining the deflection equation for circular plates.
3) Discussing guidelines for selecting shell dimensions and briefly describing thin shell structural behavior.
4) Explaining cylindrical shell loading and design of a cylindrical shell roof covering a parking area.
5) Explaining the design procedure for an elliptic paraboloid by membrane theory.
The document is an exam for a Theory of Plates and Shells course containing 8 questions ranging from 4-12 marks each. Students must answer any 5 questions. The questions cover topics like:
1) Deriving the differential equation for cylindrical bending of plates and discussing merits and demerits of plates.
2) Describing Navier's solution for rectangular plates and obtaining the deflection equation for circular plates.
3) Discussing guidelines for selecting shell dimensions and briefly describing thin shell structural behavior.
4) Explaining cylindrical shell loading and design of a cylindrical shell roof covering a parking area.
5) Explaining the design procedure for an elliptic paraboloid by membrane theory.
M. Tech. II Semester Regular/ Supplementary Examinations, July-2016
THEORY OF PLATES AND SHELLS (Common to SE and SD) Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 60 Answer any FIVE Questions All Questions Carry Equal Marks 1. a Derive the expression for differential equation of cylindrical bending of plates. 8 b What are the merits and demerits of plates? 4 2. Describe Navier solution for simply supported rectangular plates. 12 3. Obtain the expression for deflection in case of uniformly loaded circular plates with 12 clamped edges. 4. Discuss the general guidelines followed for selecting the dimensions of the various 12 structural components of a shell. 5. Briefly describe the structural behavior of thin shell. 12 6. Explain the general theory of cylindrical shell loaded symmetrically with respect to its 12 axis. 7. Design a cylindrical shell roof considering beam and arch action to cover a parking place 12 40 meters wide and 160 meters long. Superimposed load due to waterproofing cover and occasional live loads may be taken as 350 kg/m2 of the surface of the shell. Slope at the ends may be taken as 40 .Thickness of the shell may be taken as 110mm.Dimensions of the edge beam may be assumed as 300mm by 1500 mm. Shell may be divided into four parts for arch action. Use M20 and Fe250 steel. Show the design details clearly.
8. Explain design procedure of elliptic paraboloid by membrane theory. 12