Question: The appropriate expression for development length, as per IS 4 5 6 : 2 0 0 0 , is given by ( A ) s

The appropriate expression for development length, as per IS 456:2000, is given by
(A)s4bd.
(B)bcbd
(C)s4bd
(D)8bd
As per IS 456:2000, maximum area of tension reinforcement in beams shall not exceed
(A)0.04bD.
(B)0.02bD
(C)0.08bD
(D)0.01bD
Workability of concrete is related to
(A) water-cement ratio
(B) water aggregate ratio
(C) sand-cement ratio
(D)pH of water
The moment required to rotate the near end of a prismatic beam through unit angle without translation, when the far end is fixed, is
(A)EIL
(B)2EIL
(C)3EIL
(D)4EIL,
A suspension bridge with two-hinged stiffening girder is statically
(A) determinate
(B) indeterminate to 1 degree
(C) indeterminate to 2 degrees '
(D) indeterminate to 3 degrees
A fixed beam AB, of constant EI, shown in the figure below, supports a concentrated load of 10kN. What is the fixed end moment MFAB at support A?
(A)4.8kN-m-
(B)7.2kN-m
(C)6.0kN-m
(D)9.5kN-m
An increase in temperature on the top of a simply supported beam will cause
(A) downward deflection
(B) no deflection -
(C) upward deflection
(D) angular rotation about neutral axis
The stiffness method in structural analysis is known as
(A) unit load method
(B) consistent deformation method
(C) force method
(D) displacement method
A uniformly distributed load (w) of length shorter than the span crosses a girder. The bending moment at a section in girder will be maximum when
(A) head of the load is at the section
(B) tail of the load is at the section..
(C) the section divides the load in the same ratio as it divides the span
(D) the section divides the load in two equal lengths
The appropriate expression for development

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