This document contains 8 situations describing reinforced concrete beam and footing design problems. For each situation, multiple choice questions are provided to calculate properties such as deflection, steel ratio, reinforcement area, shear strength, minimum thickness and number of bars required. The key information given includes load magnitudes, beam dimensions, material strengths, code provisions and design equations.
This document contains 8 situations describing reinforced concrete beam and footing design problems. For each situation, multiple choice questions are provided to calculate properties such as deflection, steel ratio, reinforcement area, shear strength, minimum thickness and number of bars required. The key information given includes load magnitudes, beam dimensions, material strengths, code provisions and design equations.
This document contains 8 situations describing reinforced concrete beam and footing design problems. For each situation, multiple choice questions are provided to calculate properties such as deflection, steel ratio, reinforcement area, shear strength, minimum thickness and number of bars required. The key information given includes load magnitudes, beam dimensions, material strengths, code provisions and design equations.
13. Determine the tensile strain in the extreme tension
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following steel. a. 0.00436 c. questions. Mark only one answer for each item by shading the box 0.00643 corresponding to the letter of your choice on the answer sheet b. 0.00346 d. 0.00634 provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED. Use pencil no. 1 14. Calculate the design moment capacity of the beam in kN-m. only. a. 243.6 c. 438.9 b. 467.5 d. 337.6 Situation 1: A 200 mm x 400 mm RC beam with an effective 15. Find the maximum uniform service live load acting over the depth of 340 mm and with tensile reinforcement of entire span that can be supported by the beam. 804 mm2 is simply supported over a 6 meter span. a. 20.55 kN/m c. 33.05 kN/m The beam is to carry a total load of 7.5 kN/m. f’c = b. 15.62 kN/m d. 18.22 kN/m 21 MPa, fs = 140 MPa and modular ratio n = 9. Following the relevant provision of the 2001 NSCP. Situation 6: A simply supported beam is reinforced with 4-28 mm bars at the bottom and 2-28 mm bars at the 1. Calculate the instantaneous deflection due to the given top. Concrete covering to centroid of reinforcement load. a. 10.83 mm is 70 mm at top and bottom of the section. The c. 15.16 mm beam has a total depth of 400 mm and a width of b. 12.16 mm d. 11.13 mm 300 mm. f’c = 21 MPa, fy = 415 MPa. Balanced 2. Determine the additional deflection after 5 years assuming steel ratio = 0.0213. Use exact solution at ultimate that 70 % of the load is sustained. condition U = 1.4D + 1.7L. a. 10.83 mm c. 15.16 mm 16. Determine the depth of the rectangular stress block. b. 12.16 mm d. 11.13 mm a. 124 mm c. 134 mm 3. Determine the final deflection after 5 years. b. 114 mm d. 126 mm a. 22.98 mm c. 26.29 mm 17. Calculate the Design Strength. b. 25.99 mm d. 23.29 mm a. 243 kN-m c. 312 kN-m b. 415 kN-m d. 224 kN-m Situation 2: A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300 mm 18. Determine the maximum moving concentrated live load the and an effective depth of 618 mm. Compressive beam can support in addition to the dead load including the reinforcement (if required) will be placed at d’ = 60 weight of the beam of 20 kN/m if the beam has a span of mm. f’c = 28 MPa and fy = 415 MPa. 6m. 4. Calculate the steel ratio for a balanced section. a. 46 c. 32 a. 0.02882 c. 0.03322 b. 54 d. 24 b. 0.08322 d. 0.02233 5. Determine the required area of steel reinforcement. Situation 7: A T beam section has a flange width of 600 mm, a. 3216.61 c. 2316.66 flange thickness of 100 mm, width of web of 350 b. 6123.22 d. 1612.33 mm, effective depth of 535 mm and a total depth of 6. Determine the maximum number of 28 mm bars that can be 600 mm.Use f’c = 21 MPa and fy = 415 MPa. The used for given section. section is required to resist a total service dead a. 4 c. 6 load moment of 260 kN-m and a service live load b. 5 d. 7 moment of 142 kN-m. Use 1.2DL = 1.6 LL 19. Determine the required nominal strength for the concrete Situation 3: A 2 m x 2 m footing carries concentrically a square beam section column of 0.4 m x 0.4 m. a. 545.62 c. 599.11 Column Factored Loads. b. 501.33 d. 522.43 DL = 580 kN 20. Determine the minimum number of 28 mm diameter bars LL = 440 kN required as tension reinforcement Concrete cover to the centroid of the footing reinforcement = 100 mm. a. 5 c. 6 Concrete, f’c = 28 MPa b. 7 d. 8 Steel, fy = 415 MPa For diagonal tension or two way action shear = 1.76 MPa Situation 8: Given: For wide beam shear = 0.88 MPa Beam dimensions, b x h = 350 mm x 500 mm Maximum steel ratio for moment = 0.021 Effective cover of steel reinforcement = 75 mm Concrete, f’c = 28 MPa 7. What is the minimum thickness of footing required for Main reinforcing steel, fyl = 415 MPa diagonal tension? Stirrups, fyv = 275 MPa a. 550 c. 350 Shear strength reduction factor = 0.75 b. 450 d. 250 Beam is subjected to shear and flexure 8. What is the minimum thickness of footing required for beam only. shear? a. 400 c. 200 21. If the beam is reinforced with 3 legs of 10 mm diameter b. 500 d. 300 stirrups spaced at 90 mm on center, determine the shear 9. Find the minimum thickness of the footing required for strength, Vu (kN), of the beam design moment? a. 329.8 kN c. 422.5 kN a. 450 c. 250 b. 356.5 kN d. 336.9 kN b. 350 d. 550 22. To develop shear strength of 375 kN, find the spacing of 16 mm diameter stirrups, consisting 3 legs. Situation 4: A circular tied column carries a dead load of 1050 a. 200 mm c. 190 mm kN and a live load of 900 kN. Use f’c = 28 MPa, fy b. 180 mm d. 170 mm = 420 MPa and ρ = 0.04. 23. Which of the following gives the allowable maximum spacing 10. Which of the following most nearly gives the diameter of the of 2 legs of 10 mm diameter stirrups column? a. 400 mm c. 350 mm a. 390 mm c. 370 mm b. 450 mm d. 300 mm b. 450 mm d. 415 mm 11. Which of the following most nearly gives the diameter of Situation 9: A decorative beam with tubular section is simply main bars supported on a span of 4.5 m. Concrete weighs 24 a. 30 c. 32 kN/m with f’c = 30 MPa, ft = 3.22 MPa. b. 27 d. 28 12. Which of the following most nearly gives the spacing of 10 mm shear reinforcements 24. Determine the cracking moment of the tubular section if it a. 415 mm c. 390 mm has an outside diameter of 600 mm and an inside diameter b. 75 mm d. 56 mm of 300 mm in kN-m a. 75.21 c. 64.01 Situation 5: A 4 m reinforced concrete cantilever beam has a b. 52.11 d. 42.15 width of 300 mm and a total depth of 560 mm with 25. What is the total maximum uniform load the beam can safely an effective depth of 490 mm. It is reinforced with support in kN/m? 5- 28 mm tension bars. f’c = 30 MPa and fy = 415 a. 33.82 c. 15.42 MPa. In addition to its own weight, the beam b. 11.42 d. 25.29 carries a 150 mm thick concrete slab with a tributary width of 4 m. the unit weight of concrete is 24 kN/m3. Use 2010 NSCP