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In a fillet weld placed on the sides of the base, the metal experiences
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A. shear
B. tension
C. compression
D. bending
E. all the above.

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all the above.

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1. In a grillage column footing maximum bending moment M occurs at the centre of grillage beams. Its value is (where P, L and a are axial load, length of the beam and length of the column base respectively).
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A. M = P(L - a)
B.
C.
D.
E.

3. If the depth of the section of an upper column is smaller than the lower column
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A. filler plates are provided with column splice
B. bearing plates are provided with column splice
C. neither filler plates nor bearing plates are provided with column splice
D. filler plates and bearing plates are provided with column splice
E. none of these.

6. In a member subjected to an axial tensile force and bending moment, the maximum allowable stress in axial tension is f_t and the maximum allowable bending stress in tension is f_ht. If f_t and f_ht are their corresponding actual axial tensile and bending stresses, the relationship which holds goods is
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A.
B.
C.
D.

8. The effective length L of a simply supported beam with ends restrained against torsion, and also the ends of compression flange partially restrained against lateral bending, is given by
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A. L = span
B. L = 0.85 span
C. L = 0.75 span
D. L = 0.7 span
E. L = 1.25 span

9. Pick up the correct statement from the following:
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A. The minimum pitch should not be less than 2.5 times the gross diameter of the river
B. The minimum pitch should not be less than 12 times the gross diameter of the rivet
C. The maximum pitch should not exceed 10 times the thickness or 150 mm whichever is less in compression
D. All the above.

10. Rolled steel beams are designated by Indian Standard series and its
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A. weight per metre and depth of its section
B. depth of section and weight per metre
C. width of flange and weight per metre
D. weight per metre and flange width.

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