Q. Doubly reinforced beams are provided when Mu _____ M.

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Q. The doubly reinforced beams improve the ______ of the beam in earthquake regions.

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Q. What is the stress in compression, if d’/d value is 0.1 for Fe415 steel?

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Q. The cracks seen on walls are due to _____ failure.

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Q. Bending is accompanied by _______

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Q. The variation of shear stress is ____________

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Q. What is the maximum shear stress for M20 grade concrete?

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Q. ________ has to be provided against diagonal tensile stresses.

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Q. Vertical stirrups are a form of _______ reinforcement.

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Q. The shear to be resisted by shear reinforcement is given by ___________

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Q. The shear resistance of bent up bars shall not exceed __________ the total shear to be resisted.

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Q. What is the horsepower of the engine if the power is 219324 W.

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Q. A lift carry 10 persons each weighing 60 kg to the top storey of the building 100 m height. Calculate the potential energy acquired by the person.

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Q. Calculate the maximum shear stress of a circular beam of 100 mm diameter, if the average shear stress is 0.63 N/mm².

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Q. Calculate the nominal shear stress, if a singly reinforced rectangular beam 230×450 mm effective depth is subjected to a factored load of 60 kN.

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Q. The minimum shear reinforcement is given by Asv/bSv = _______

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Q. Bent up bars do not resist diagonal tension.

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Q. The ultimate shear force at a section of an RCC beam is 300 kN. The shear resisted by concrete is 77.5 kN. What is the shear for which shear reinforcement is required?

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Q. Bond stress is a stress acting ___________ to the bar on the interface between reinforcement and concrete.

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Q. ________ is developed due to adhesion between concrete and steel.

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