In this post, I will share some important questions which are frequently asked in competitive examinations such as SSC, UPSC and state PSCs.
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When side reinforcement is used in a beam?
- the depth of web exceeds 500 mm
- the depth of web exceeds 750 mm
- the depth of web exceeds 1000 mm
- the depth of web exceeds 1250 mm
View AnswerAnswer: b
As per IS 456, Cl 26.5.1.3, when the depth of the web exceeds 750 mm, side reinforcement is provided. -
What is the minimum percentage of side reinforcement?
- 0.1
- 0.5
- 2.0
- 4.0
View AnswerAnswer: a
The total minimum side reinforcement to be provided on both side is 0.1 %. -
The actual curtailment point of tension reinforcement in flexural member shall be beyond the theoretical curtailment point by ...
- the effective depth of the member
- 12 times the bar diameter
- greater of (a) and (b)
- smaller of (a) and (b)
View AnswerAnswer: c
As per IS 456, Cl 26.3.2.1, it greater of option (a) and (b). -
Select the correct option regarding the extension of the positive moment reinforcement into the support.
- at least 1/3 reinforcement in simple members
- at least 1/4 reinforcement in continuous members
- length of the extension is ${L}_{d}/3$
- All are correct
View AnswerAnswer: d
Extension of positive reinforcement is done as per IS 456, cl 26.2.3.3 -
The extension of negative moment reinforcement beyond the point of inflection is ...
- 12 times bar diameter
- 1/16 of the clear span
- smaller of (a) and (b)
- greater of (a) and (b)
View AnswerAnswer: d
As per IS 456, Cl 26.2.3.4, it is greater of option (a) and (b) -
What is the shape of the shear stress distribution above the neutral axis of a beam as per elastic theory?
- rectangular
- cubic
- parabolic
- circular
View AnswerAnswer: c -
Flexural cracks make an angle of _____ with the vertical.
- $0^\circ$
- $30^\circ$
- $45^\circ$
- $90^\circ$
View AnswerAnswer: a -
Which of the following is the region of diagonal tension cracks?
- midspan
- adjacent to support
- where shear force is significant
- where both shear force and bending moment are significant
- only (i)
- only (ii)
- both (ii) and (iii)
- both (ii) and (iv)
View AnswerAnswer: c -
Shear span is a zone where
- bending moment is zero
- shear force is zero
- bending moment is constant
- shear force is constant
View AnswerAnswer: d -
At which angle (to the horizontal) the shear failure will normally occur in beams and cantilevers without shear reinforcement?
- $0^\circ$
- $30^\circ$
- $45^\circ$
- $90^\circ$
View AnswerAnswer: b
As per IS 456, Cl 4.5.1, it is $30^\circ$ to the horizontal -
At which place the critical section for shear will lie in the case of a secondary beam?
- the face of the support
- at a distance of effective depth of the beam
- at a distance of half the effective depth of the beam
- none of the above
View AnswerAnswer: a
When support offers a tensile reaction, the critical section for shear for such a case is at the face of the support.
For more info see IS 456, cl 22.6.2 -
Maximum spacing between shear reinforcement bar in a beam is ...
- 0.75 times the effective depth
- 300 mm
- smaller of (a) and (b)
- greater of (a) and (b)
View AnswerAnswer: c
As per IS 456, Cl 26.5.1.5, it is smaller of option (a) and (b) -
When nominal shear stress in a beam is not greater than the permissible shear stress then ...
- nominal shear reinforcement still provided
- no shear reinforcement is provided
- shear reinforcement is provided for the difference of nominal and permissible shear stress
- none of the above
View AnswerAnswer: a
As per IS 456, Cl 40.3, minimum reinforcement is provided when nominal shear stress is less than permissible shear stress. -
Shear reinforcement is provided in the form of ...
- vertical stirrups
- bent-up bars
- inclined stirrups
- all of the above
View AnswerAnswer: d -
The maximum value of shear stress for a solid slab is ...
- equal to that for beam
- equal to half to that for beam
- equal to 1.5 times to that for beam
- equal to twice to that for beam
View AnswerAnswer: b
As per IS 456, Cl 40.2.3.1, for solid slabs, maximum shear stress is half to that for beams.
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