Question: 1 1 ( a ) . Explain steps involved in calculation of crack width of RC member as per IS 4 5 6 . (

11(a). Explain steps involved in calculation of crack width of RC member as per IS456.
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(b). Design a RC one way slab for a room having inside dimension 5m6.5m. The thickness of supporting walls are 300mm. The unit weight of lime concrete is 20kNm3. The superimposed load on the slab may be taken as 2kNm2. Assume the slab as simply supported at its ends. Adopt M-25 concrete and mild steel reinforcement
12(a). Design a deep beam of 300mm wide and 5m deep, simply supported over a clear span of 5m. The beam carries a live load of 150kNm and is supported on walls of 500mm thick on each end. Adopt M-25 grade concrete and Fe 415 steel having permissible tensile
stress of 250Nmm2.
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(b). Design a corbel for a 200mm square column to support a vertical load of 500kN with its line of action 170mm from the face of the column. Use M 25 grade concrete and Fe 415 grade steel.
13(a). Design a circular slab of diameter 3.5m which is simply supported at the edges. Adopt service live load as 4.5kNm2 and M-30 grade concrete with Fe-415 HYSD bars. Assume load factors according to IS: 456-2000 code.
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(b). Design a interior panel of a flat slab in a building carrying a superimposed load of 2.5kNm2. The weight of floor finishes on the slab may be taken as 1.5kNm2. The panel is supported on 250mm dia circular column. Size of panels 6m8m.
14(a). With neat sketch explain the moment curvature relationship for under reinforced, balanced and over-reinforced sections.
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(b). A continuous beam has two spans each of 5m. The dead load is 12.5kNm and the live load is 35kNm. Draw the bending moment envelope after maximum redistribution.
15(a). Explain the design requirements of ductile shear walls in earthquake resistant design.
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(b). Explain the steps involved in the detailing of reinforced concrete member - column.
1 1 ( a ) . Explain steps involved in calculation

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