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The document contains a series of engineering problems related to bending stress, shear stress, column stress calculations, and moment of inertia (M.I) calculations for beams and columns. It includes specific questions requiring calculations and diagrams for various scenarios involving eccentric loads and different cross-sectional shapes. Additionally, it covers theoretical concepts such as Euler's crippling load, definitions of shear stress, and explanations of terms related to structural analysis.

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The document contains a series of engineering problems related to bending stress, shear stress, column stress calculations, and moment of inertia (M.I) calculations for beams and columns. It includes specific questions requiring calculations and diagrams for various scenarios involving eccentric loads and different cross-sectional shapes. Additionally, it covers theoretical concepts such as Euler's crippling load, definitions of shear stress, and explanations of terms related to structural analysis.

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Bending Stress: -

Q-1 a. Calculate & draw bending stress diagram for a beam shown in fig.-1a, cross 10
section of beam is shown in fig-1(b).

Fig. 1a Fig. 1b

Q-2 a. Calculate & draw bending stress diagram for a beam shown in fig.-1a, 10
cross section of beam is shown in fig-1(b).

Fig. 1a Fig. 1b
Shear Stress: -

Q-1 Calculate & draw shear stress diagram for a beam shown in fig.-1a, cross 10
section of beam is shown in fig-1(b).

Fig. 1a Fig. 1b

Q-2 Calculate & draw shear stress diagram for a beam shown in fig.-1a, cross 10
section of beam is shown in fig-1(b).

Fig. 1a Fig. 1b
Column Stress Calculation: -

Q-1 Calculate stress at points A, B & C for a column subjected to 600 KN 10


eccentric load as shown in fig. – 2

Fig. – 1

Q-2 Calculate stress at points A, B & C for a column subjected to 1800 KN 10


eccentric load as shown in fig. – 2

Fig. – 2
Q-3 Calculate stress at points A, B & C for a column subjected to 700 KN 10
eccentric load as shown in fig. – 2

Fig. – 3

M.I Calculation: -
Q-1 Calculate MI about the given x-x and y-y axis, for the shaded area shown in 10
fig.3.

Fig. – 1
Q-2 Calculate MI about the given x-x and y-y axis, for the shaded area shown 10
in fig.3.

Fig - 2

Q-3 Calculate MI about the given x-x and y-y axis, for the shaded area shown 10
in fig.3.

Fig - 3

THEORIES AND Definitions: -


Q-1 A. Calculate Euler’s crippling load for a rectangular steel column a 07
size 100 mm x 150 mm. One end of the column is fixed & other
is free. Actual length of column is 4 m. Modulus of elasticity is 2
x 105 N/mm2.
B. Define Pure Bending and Bending Stress in Beam. 03
Q-2 Attempt all questions: (Any Two) 10
(1) Define Shear Stress and Draw shear stress distribution diagram
for a typical “I” section of a beam.
(2) Define Column and Strut. What is slenderness ratio?
(3) Define Slope and Deflection in Beams.

Q-3 A. Calculate Euler’s crippling load for a rectangular steel column a 07


size 350 mm x 450 mm. One end of the column is fixed & other
is pinned. Actual length of column is 4.5 m. Modulus of elasticity
is 2 x 105 N/mm2.
B. Assupmation taken in consideration for pure bending. 03

Q-4 Explain following terms: (Any Four) 10


1. Buckling in Column.
2. Slope & deflection in Beam.
3. Shear Stress in Beam.
4. Long & Short Column.
5. Indeterminate Structure.

Q-5 A. Calculate Euler’s crippling load for a rectangular steel column a 07


size 300 mm x 400 mm. One end of the column is fixed & other
is pinned. Actual length of column is 4 m. Modulus of elasticity
is 2 x 105 N/mm2.
B. Define Pure Bending and Bending Stress in Beam. 03

Q-6 Attempt all questions: (Any Two) 10


(1) How Column fails?
(2) Define Shear Stress and Draw bending stress diagram for a
cantilever and simply supported beams for the “T” section.
(3) Define Slope and Deflection in Beams.

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