The document is an exam paper for a Design on Steel and Timber Structures course. It contains 7 questions testing various steel and timber design concepts. Students are asked to design bolted and welded connections, steel members under axial and bending loads, steel columns, purlins, plate girders, and timber columns. Relevant design codes are permitted and all questions must be attempted.
The document is an exam paper for a Design on Steel and Timber Structures course. It contains 7 questions testing various steel and timber design concepts. Students are asked to design bolted and welded connections, steel members under axial and bending loads, steel columns, purlins, plate girders, and timber columns. Relevant design codes are permitted and all questions must be attempted.
The document is an exam paper for a Design on Steel and Timber Structures course. It contains 7 questions testing various steel and timber design concepts. Students are asked to design bolted and welded connections, steel members under axial and bending loads, steel columns, purlins, plate girders, and timber columns. Relevant design codes are permitted and all questions must be attempted.
Programme: BE Full Marks: 100 Course: Design on Steel (LSM) and Timber Pass Marks: 45 Structures Time: 3 hrs. Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. Relevant codes approved by university are allowed in examination. Attempt all the questions. 1. a) Design a bolted connection for joint A. The gusset plate is 8 mm thick. [6]
1. b) Design a suitable welding for a factored load of (200+last two digits
of your roll no.) KN acting 100 mm far from the face of the column ISHB 300 @ 618 N/m. The length of weld is 200 mm and depth 300 mm. Gusset plate is 12 mm thick. The load is placed 30 degrees to the horizontal. Use E-250 steel and grade 8.8 bolts. [9] 2. An angle member is subject to an axial force of (500+last two digits of your roll no.) KN, design the member and connection with a gusset plate having 12 mm thickness and a lug angle. [15] 3. Design a fabricated composite stanchion having 10 m raw length. Column is restrained in translation. The maximum load to be transferred by the stanchion (2000+last three digits of your roll no.) KN. Design batten system. [15] 4. a) Design a gusseted base for a column ISHB 350 @710 N/m with two plates 450*20 mm carrying an ultimate load of (2000+last two digits of your roll no.) KN. Strength of concrete in the foundation is 25 MPa. [8] 4. b) Design a roof truss for an industrial building having 25 m span and 120 m length. GI roofing is provided, and the design should be carried out for Kamalamai. The clear height of the building at the eaves level is 11 m. [7] 5. Design an intermediate beam for a hall of 24*6 m if beams occur at every 6 m. The slab live load can be considered 2. 25 KN/m/m, slab is 150 mm thick RC section, floor finishing is 50 mm thick. In addition, an accidental load of 5 KN/m should be considered for proper safety. Use 4.6 grade bolts and E-250 steel. [15] 6. a. Design an angle section purlin for: [8] Spacing of trusses: 3.75 m Spacing of purlin: 1.5 m Live load: 1 KN/m/m Suction: 1.5 KN/m/m Inclination of main rafter of truss: 32 degrees 6. b. A timber (Sal) spaced column is to be constructed at a wet location to carry a vertical load of (700+last two digits of your roll no.) KN and moment of 10 KN-m, design the column with Deodar. [7] 7. Write short notes on: [10] a) Efficient thickness of plate girder c) Design algorithm for timber beam
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