1
GATE CE 2001
Subjective
+5
-0
The effective spans for a simple one-way slab system, with an overhang are indicated in the figure below. The specified ultimate design loads on the slab are $$6.0\,kN/{m^2}$$ and $$4.5\,kN/{m^2}$$ for dead loads and live loads respectively. Considering the possibility of live loads not occurring simultaneously on both spans, determine the maximum spacing (in $$mm$$ units) of $$8$$ $$mm$$ diameter bars required as bottom reinforcement in the span $$AB,$$ assuming an effective depth of $$125$$ $$mm.$$ Assume $$M20$$ concrete and $$Fe$$ $$415$$ steel. GATE CE 2001 Reinforced Cement Concrete - Slabs Question 4 English
2
GATE CE 2001
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
+2
-0.6
Consider the following two statements related to reinforced concrete design, and identify whether they are TRUE/FALSE:

$${\rm I}.$$ Curtailment of bars in the flexural tension zone in beams reduces the shear strength at the cut-off locations
$${\rm II}.$$ When a rectangular column section is subject to biaxially eccentric compression, the neutral axis will be parallel to the resultant axis of bending.

A
Both statements $${\rm I}$$ and $${\rm II}$$ are TRUE.
B
Statement $${\rm I}$$ is TRUE, and $${\rm II}$$ is FALSE
C
Statement $${\rm I}$$ is FALSE, and statement $${\rm II}$$ is TRUE
D
Both Statements $${\rm I}$$ and $${\rm II}$$ are FALSE
3
GATE CE 2001
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
+2
-0.6
Identify the FALSE statement from the following, pertaining to the design of concrete structures.
A
The assumption of a linear strain profile in flexure is made use of in working stress design, but not in ultimate limit state design.
B
Torsional reinforcement is not required to be provided at the corners of simply supported rectangular slabs, if the corners are free to lift up.
C
A rectangular slab, whose length exceeds twice its width, always behaves as a two way slab, regardless of the support conditions.
D
The 'load balancing' concept can be applied to select the appropriate tendon profile in a prestressed concrete beam subjected to a given pattern of loads.
4
GATE CE 2001
Subjective
+5
-0
The relevant cross-sectional details of a compound beam comprising a symmetric $${\rm I}$$-section and a channel section (with welded connections), proposed for a steel gantry girder, are given below (all dimensions are in $$mm$$)

$$(a)$$ Determine the depth of the centroidal axis $$\overline y $$ and the second moment of area, $${{\rm I}_{xx}}$$ and $${{\rm I}_{yy\,\,eff}}$$ of the compound section. For computing $${{\rm I}_{yy\,\,eff}}$$ include the full contribution of the channel section, but only the top flange of the $${\rm I}$$-section.

$$(b)$$ Determine the maximum compressive stress that develops at a top corner location on account of a vertical bending moment of $$550.0$$ $$kN$$-$$m,$$ combined with a horizontal bending moment of $$15.0$$ $$kN$$-$$m.$$

GATE CE 2001 Steel Structures - Beams Question 1 English
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