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T-Beam and L-Beam Design Principles

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions about the design and behavior of reinforced concrete structures like beams, T-beams, and prestressed concrete members. The questions cover topics such as the behavior of T-beams, design limits for T-beam geometry, shear reinforcement requirements, prestress bond behavior between steel and concrete, load combinations, and advantages of reinforced concrete.
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T-Beam and L-Beam Design Principles

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions about the design and behavior of reinforced concrete structures like beams, T-beams, and prestressed concrete members. The questions cover topics such as the behavior of T-beams, design limits for T-beam geometry, shear reinforcement requirements, prestress bond behavior between steel and concrete, load combinations, and advantages of reinforced concrete.
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1.

A T-beam behaves as a rectangular beam of a width equal to its flange if its neutral axis
(a)Remains within the flange (b) Remains below the slab (c) Coincides the geometrical
centre of the beam (d) None of these

2. For the design of a simply supported T-beam the ratio of the effective span to the overall
depth of the beam is limited to
(a) 10 (b) 15 (c) 20 (d) 25

3. The width of the rib of a T-beam, is generally kept between


(a) 1/7 to 1/3 of rib depth (b) 1/3 to 1/2 of rib depth (c) 1/2 to 3/4 of rib depth (d) 1/3 to
2/3 of rib depth

4. The width of the flange of a L-beam, should be less than


(a) One-sixth of the effective span (b) Breadth of the rib + four times thickness of the slab
(c) Breadth of the rib + half clear distance between ribs
(d) Least of the above

5. Which type of cables are advantages in reducing the effective shear?


(a) Straight (b) Curved (c) Trapezoidal (d) Longitudinal

6. The various codes recommend empirical relations to estimate ____________


(a) Ultimate shear resistance (b) Ultimate torsional resistance (c) Ultimate bending
resistance (d) Ultimate load

7. Which type of shear reinforcement should be provided for members with thin webs?
(a) Maximum shear reinforcement (b) Minimum shear reinforcement (c) Nominal shear
reinforcement (d) Tensile reinforcement

8. The pre and post tensioned members with bonded tendons bond stress between
____________
(a) Steel and concrete (b) Steel and water (c) Steel and aggregates (d) Steel and plastic

9. In case of pre tensioned member, the computations of transmission length are influenced by?
(a) Bond (b) Flexure (c) Torsion (d) Tension

10. When prestress is transferred to concrete by means of external anchorages which pressure is
developed?
(a) Bearing (b) Twisting (c) Torsion (d) Bent

11. The bearing pressure on the concrete is given as ____________


(a) 0.4fci (b) 0.8fci (c) 0.12fci (d) 0.2fci

12. The ultimate design load includes?


(a) Partial factor of safety and live load (b) Ultimate load (c) Tensile load (d)
Overloaded load

13. The value of numerical constant K is between ____________


(a) 4 to 5 (b) 6 to 7.5 (c) 4 to 8 (d) 5 to 9

14. The load combination of dead and imposed has a beneficial dead load of ____________
(a) 1.0 (b) 1.5 (c) 1.8 (d) 2.0

15. Check for ultimate flexural strength if given Aps is 154mm2, fpu is 1600n/mm2, b is 160mm,
fcu is 50n/mm2and diameter is 265mm?
(a) 9.65 (b) 0.116 (c) 3.442 (d) 2.345
16. The calculation based on the stress in the reinforcement is obtained by ___________
(a) Limit state theory (b) Convential theory (c) Retardation theory (d) Principle theory

17. The neutral axis of a T-beam exists


(a) Within the flange (b) At the bottom edge of the slab (c) Below the slab (d) All the
above

18. Spacing of stirrups in a rectangular beam, is


(a) Kept constant throughout the length (b) Decreased towards the centre of the beam
(c) Increased at the ends (d) Increased at the centre of the beam

19. The allowable tensile stress in mild steel stirrups, reinforced cement concrete, is
(a) 1400 kg/cm2 (b) 190 kg/cm2 (c) 260 kg/cm2 (d) 230 kg/cm2

20. The advantage of reinforced concrete, is due to


(a) Monolithic character (b) Fire-resisting and durability (c) Economy because of less
maintenance cost (d) All the above

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