Write in detail about the importance of high strength steel and different types of pre-stressing steel

Q: Enumerate and explain the limit states that should be considered in analysis and design of…

A: Solution: While designing steel compression members there are a few limit states that need to be…

Q: give 8 examples of cold formed steel and state each of their uses or where can be seen or used

A: Cold-formed steel members are used additionally in bridges, storage racks, grain bins, car bodies,…

Q: Problem # 3: The steel bars are firmly attached to rigid supports. Initially the temperature is…

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Q: With the dimensions already given, determine the allowable value of the tensile load P, considering…

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Q: Explain zinc-tin alloy coated stainless steel.

A: Zinc(50%)-tin(50%) alloy coated stainless steel is known as Terne. This alloy had a low melting…

Q: 20 kN 20 kN 20 kN F H 50 kN 10 kN +10 kN 6 m A E G 3 m - 3 m 3 m 3 m - FIGURE 1

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Q: An aluminum tube is fastened between a steel rod and a bronze rod as shown. Axial loads are applied…

A: Draw the free body diagram of the three tubes as below. Determine the load P from the overall…

Q: Q 3. (a) Draw a typical stress-strain diagram for a tensile test on mile steel. Discuss the…

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Q: A 15" long rod, pinned at both ends, with radius of 1/2 ", made from 6061 T6 Aluminum is subjected…

A: Length of rod = 15'' dia of rod = 1'' load = 10kips   It has been asked in the question to determine…

Q: The beam shown is made from two boards. Determine the maximum load (w) that can be applied if the…

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Q: Find the axial stress (in psi) of the steel. " Your answer Find the axial stress (in psi) of the…

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Q: The 200-mm square aluminum block supports a compressive load of 300 kN. What is the normal stress…

A: The given data is as follows: Size of square block=200 mmCompressive load=300 kN

Q: Shown in figure below is the front elevatlon of a stable stone arch. The stone blocks are shaped to…

A: Stones is a type of brittle material.

Q: Make and solve a problem involving the concepts of stresses in beams Note:  -Make your own Problem…

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Q: Problem # 3: The steel bars are firmly attached to rigid supports. Initially the temperature is…

A: ASKED: To determine the stress in bars AC and AB.   Given, Initial temperature (T1) = 84 oF Final…

Q: Explain the term critical load and slenderness ratio. Discuss the effect of slenderness ratio on…

A: Critical load Critical load is the compressive load at which a slender column will suddenly bend or…

Q: tress in segment bronze and steel

A: Given data : Area for bronze segment (ABr)=700 mm2Area for steel segment (ASt)=800 mm2Force in…

Q: yielding, tensile rupture strength, and block shear.

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Q: Using the figure below, specify equations relating tensile strength and Brinell hardness for brass…

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Q: Problem 3.2 (CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2003, CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2004) The lower ends of the three bars shown…

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Q: Discuss the testing of tensile properties for reinforced steel.

A: Tensile properties for reinforced steel- There are several tensile properties such as the high value…

Q: A 26-foot-long structural steel bar is being tensed along its centroidal axis. Point B is being…

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Q: The steel strip has a uniform thickness of 50 mm. Compute the elongation of the strip caused by the…

A: The given steel strip can be considered as a combination of two strip of equal dimension. The…

Q: Discuss the different types of stresses.

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Q: Determine the moment which causes a maximum strain of 0.002 in a W18x50 section.

A: Sectional properties of W18*50 section: we have the following relation:…

Q: Define the Characteristic tensile properties of reinforcing steel ?

A: The tensile characteristics of the reinforcing steel is the ability of the steel of being drawn out…

Q: QUESTION 4 When the temperature is T- 60°F, the ASTM-A36 steel bar shown is constrained to just fit…

A: T1 = Initial temperature = 60°FT2 = Final temperature  = 120°FE = Modulus of Elasticity = 29×106…

Q: 5. A bronze bar is fastened between a steel bar and an aluminum bar as shown in the given figure.…

A: Let us determine the the Maximum value of load thal will not exceed the overall deformation in step…

Q: The piece of wood, 100 mm by 100 mm in cross-section, contains a glued joint inclined at the angle Ɵ…

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Q: 5.Discuss the testing of tensile properties for reinforced steel

A: It is asked about the tensile properties for reinforced steel.   Tension test is performed on mild…

Q: THEORY OF BENDING TEST OF REINFORCING STEELBAR

A: Bending Test of Reinforcing Steel Bar- The bending test is used to determine the ductility of steel…

Q: Determine stress

A: Given data Load =P=30 KN Area=A=20 mm 2  Determine stress =?

Q: What are splices? Give and discuss the types of splices in reinforcing steel.

A: Brief concept- Splices- It is used in the construction to join the reinforcement bars. Splicing…

Q: USE NSCP 2015 as reference: B. Minimum/maximum value of steel strain(st) (from nscp2015). C.…

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Q: The beam shown is made from two boards. Determine the maximum load (w) that can be applied if the…

A: Drawing FBD for the beam, Finding Reactions at A and B, ΣFy = 0 Ay + By = 4w KN Taking moment at A…

Q: Discuss the following in the design of structural steel i) Bars and rods ii) Plates and flat bars

A: Steel can formed in various forms and shape depending upon the requirement. One of the most commonly…

Q: List the elements of {xIx is a rolled steel section

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Q: 3. a) Classify the following types of steel codes 1) II) II) 1021 9211 7221

A: Steel codes  are used for know the codeal value of the different structures.The steel codes are used…

Q: What is the range of thicknesses of cold-formed steel structural members?

A: Structural framing of walls, floors, roofs, interior partitions, and exterior wall applications are…

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A: Steel: - It is an alloy of iron including carbon and some other elements. Steel is important…

Q: Problem 4.2. The two plates of wood (shown in the figure) are fastened by three 20 mm diameter…

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Q: Determine the max elastic moment that can be applied to the cross section about the x-x axis. (A36…

A: The elastic moment is generally the maximum moment that a structural member and ability to manage…

Q: 9.9 A steel member is fully restrained against tension and compression. At room temperature (70°F),…

A: The member experiences stress due to thermal change only when it is restrained. This stress is…

Q: Write A if only the first statement is true. B if only second statement is true. C if both statement…

A: * Bulk Modulus is a fluid property which is defined as the ratio of pressure change to volumetric…

Q: Four cables are used to lift a precast concrete slab with dimensions 3 m x 3 m and 76 mm thick. The…

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Q: Given: Beam with loading and supports shown Maximum allowable stress in the steel bar is 30 ksi…

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Q: Two pieces of wood are glued together, find the maximum load which the glued wood could carry that…

A: Given DataTwo wooden pieces are glued together.Given angle of glued section θ=30°The maximum normal…

Bars

In civil engineering, bars refer to steel reinforcement bars or rebars. These are structural members primarily used for reinforcement purposes in masonry works. A bar is characterized by its cross-sectional area, which is negligible compared to its length. Bars are usually manufactured by steel which is uniform throughout the length, or by meshing multiple steel wires. Other materials of the bar include carbon steel, glass fiber, carbon fiber, and basalt fiber. The reinforcing bars are coated with epoxy resins and other materials to enhance some of their properties including corrosion resistance.