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REVIEW INNOVATIONS

NOVEMBER 2021 CE BOARD EXAM SANTOS 2


INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions.
Mark only one answer 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. The solid pole shown in the Figure STR-007 is loaded with a
vertical load P = 25 kN and lateral load H = 0.95 kN. The pole is 3 m
high, 300 mm diameter and weighs 22 kN/m3.

1. What is the maximum compressive stress at cross-section located at mid


height of the pole in MPa?
A. 1.33 C. 1.87
B. 0.39 D. 2.44

2. What is the maximum compressive stress at the base in MPa?


A. 1.36 C. 2.89
B. 1.90 D. 2.44

3. What is the maximum tensile stress at the base in MPa?


A. 1.60 C. 1.12
B. 2.23 D. 0.89

4. What is the maximum shearing stress in the pole in MPa?


A. 0.0134 C. 0.0112
B. 0.0179 D. 0.0151

STR-007

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Situation 2. A curve quarter-circular beam having a diameter of 100mm is shown


in figure STR-008. P = 8 kN, radius R = 0.80m and θ = 50 deg.

5. What is the maximum shear stress (MPa)due to flexure alone at cross-section


A?
A. 0.849 C. 1.102
B. 1.358 D. 0.679

6. What is the maximum shear stress (MPa)due to torsion alone at cross-section


A?
A. 2.729 C. 7.625
B. 3.813 D. 11.643

7. What is the maximum bending stress (MPa) at cross-section A?


A. 20.372 C. 30.213
B. 41.903 D. 49.938

STR-008

Situation 3. A decorative beam with a tubular section is simply supported on


a span of 4.5m. Concrete weighs 24 kN/m with fc’=30 MPa. Allowable tensile
strength for concrete is 3.22 MPa.

8. Which of the following most nearly gives the cracking moment of the
tubular section if it has an outside diameter of 600mm and an inside
diameter of 300mm in kN-m.
A. 68 C. 64
B. 54 D. 59

9. What is the maximum uniform load the beam can safely support in kN/m?
A. 20 C. 35
B. 30 D. 25

10. In addition to its own weight, what concentrated load at midspan can the
beam safely carry before it cracks?
A. 56.88 kN C. 65.23 kN
B. 45.43 kN D. 38.75 kN

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Situation 4. Refer to Figure SMN10.09. Frame ACGE is on hinged supports at A


and at E. To resist the cable pull, T, the frame is braced at B and at F.

Given:
T = 18 kN a = 1 m
b = 2 m c = 1 m

11. Calculate the reaction (kN) at D.


A. 54.0 C. 108.0
B. 25.4 D. 76.4

12. Find the stress (MPa) in the brace BD which has an outside diameter of 75
mm and is 6 mm thick.
A. 83.0 C. 19.5
B. 58.7 D. 41.5

13. If brace BD consists of 2 flat bars bolted to the post AC at B using 20


mm diameter bolt, what is the average shear stress (MPa) in the bolt?
A. 171.9 C. 85.9
B. 40.4 D. 121.5

Fig. SMN10.09

Situation 5. A 2 m high cantilever temporary retaining wall is subjected to


active pressure, increasing from 3 kN/m at the top (free end) to 12 kN/m
at the base (fixed end), per meter strip of length of wall. The retaining
wall consist of 300mm x 75mm wooden planks.

14. Calculate the maximum shear stress (MPa).


A. 1.00 C. 0.66
B. 0.20 D. 0.33

15. Calculate the maximum bending stress (MPa).


A. 42.67 C. 21.33
B. 25.60 D. 12.80

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16. If the allowable stresses are 10.5 MPa for bending and 0.8 MPa for shear,
what should be the thickness (mm) of the plank to prevent failure.
A. 75 C. 95
B. 85 D. 105

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