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  • The width of a beam of uniform strength having a constant depth d length L, simply supported at the ends with a central load W is


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  • A. The width of a beam of uniform strength having a constant depth d length L, simply supported at the
  • B. The width of a beam of uniform strength having a constant depth d length L, simply supported at the
  • C. The width of a beam of uniform strength having a constant depth d length L, simply supported at the
  • D. The width of a beam of uniform strength having a constant depth d length L, simply supported at the

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    • 1. For a beam of uniform strength keeping its depth constant, the width will vary in proportion to

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    • A. bending moment (M)
    • B. M
    • C. M2
    • D. none of these.
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    • 2. A rectangular log of wood is floating in water with a load of 100 N at its centre. The maximum shear force in the wooden log is

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    • A. 50 N at each end
    • B. 50 N at the centre
    • C. 100 N at the centre
    • D. none of these.
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    • 3. The maximum load to which a fillet joint of length L can be subjected to, is

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    • A. 0.7 x S x fillet size x L
    • B. 2 x S x fillet size x L
    • C. permissible shear stress x fillet size x L
    • D.
    • E. none of these.
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    • 4. The section modulus of a rectangular section is proportional to

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    • A. area of the section
    • B. square of the area of the section
    • C. product of the area and depth
    • D. product of the area and width
    • E. half moment of inertia of the section.
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    • 5. Columns of given length, cross-section and material have different values of buckling loads for different end conditions. The strongest column is one whose

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    • A. one end is fixed and other end is hinged
    • B. both ends are hinged or pin jointed
    • C. one end is fixed and the other end entirely free
    • D. both the ends are fixed
    • E. none of the these.
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    • 6. The ratio of the maximum deflection of a cantilever beam with an isolated load at its free end and with a uniformly distributed load over its entire length, is

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    • A. 1
    • B.
    • C.
    • D.
    • E.
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    • 7. For a cantilever with a uniformly distributed load W over its entire length L, the maximum bending moment is

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    • A. WL
    • B. WL
    • C. WL
    • D. W2L
    • E. WL2
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    • 8. The width b and depth d of a beam cut from a wooden cylindrical log of 100 cm diameter for maximum strength are :

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    • A. b = 57.73 cm d = 81.65 cm
    • B. b = 81.65 cm d = 57.73 cm
    • C. b = 50.00 cm d = 50.00 cm
    • D. b = 40.00 cm d = 80.00 cm
    • E. b = 30.00 cm d = 60.00 cm.
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    • 9. The stress necessary to initiate yielding, is considerably

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    • A. more than that necessary to continue it
    • B. less than that necessary to continue it
    • C. more than that necessary to stop it
    • D. less than that necessary to stop it.
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    • 10. The maximum deflection of

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    • A. a simply supported beam carrying a uniformly increasing load from either end and having the apex at the mid span is
    • B. a fixed ended beam carrying a distributed load over the span is
    • C. a fixed ended beam carrying a concentrated load at the mid span is
    • D. a cantilever beam subjected to a moment M at the free end is
    • E. All the above.
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