Alexandria University Hy jssay) Haady Faculty of Engineering deasigh Us Civil Engng. Department Fyn Lag pad Suly, 2014 2014 saw Course title & Number:Nonlinear GES GERD AT a9 Ey pad Analysis of Structures 02611 2611 cia MsSe. & Ph.D. Course BhygiSay peaabat Kya ll Mia ‘Time allowed: 3 Hr. Answer the following questions and give neat sketches as you can: 1-(a) What’s meant by : nonlinear analysis, convergence tolerance, and current Stiffness parameter. (b) Mention different types of structural behaviors and explain the importance of Nonlinear analysis. (c) Mention different sources of nonlinearity in structural analysis. 2-(a) Explain steps of matrix nonlinear analysis. (b) Explain different types of convergence techniques for nonlinear analysis. (©) Derive an expression for nonlinear stiffness matrix in nonlinear geometry analysis, kg , for bar and beam element showing the terms in strains which cause the nonlinearity. 3-(a) What’s meant by : elasticity matrix, constitutive relation, flow rule and Hardening rule. (b) Establish the elasticity matrix for plain stress element showing the stress and Strain tensors of the element. (©) Explain different ways to define yielding criteria for ductile and brittle material. Best Wishes Exam Committee: __Lecturer Name___, Prof Dr. MT. ELKATT a)Structural Eng. Dept. ~ Alexandria University Post Graduate Faculty of Engineering Quality Control in the Construction Process Final Exam (June, 201p) . (02-630) Time Allowed: 2 Hrs. Question 1 (30%) - a. What are the differences between early quality and TQM? b. Classify and mention all the types of the modern quality? c. Compare between Deming's Approach and Juran's Approach? 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' ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS: PART J- State the influence of the following parameters on the ductility of the reinforced concrete beams: j-Compression steel iit Stirrups. , ili- Increasing main reinforcement iv- Decreasing yield strength of main steel v- Increasing the beam width. vi- Obiain a formula to give the balanced steel ratio, py. i 2-a For the beam shown in the Fig. (1) below it is required to calculate the following: i- ff the beam concentrated load, P, in Fig.(1) has the total value of Ps =3.0 tons and P,= 4.0 tons, calculate the beam section and reinforcements for a beam width b =30 cm using ultimate design method. Draw the M-@ relationships. fii Calculate the Instantaneous and after five year deflection at beam mid- span under the given concentrated loads at both service and ultimate loads respectively Fig. (1-a) N.B: : Stirrups are O10 mm @10 em 2b For the reinforced concrete section given in Question (2-2), a confinement of the onerete section. on the compression side, was provided by providing a closed spaced rectangular hoops of diameter @=10 mm 2t spacing s=100 mm along with other Jongitudinal steel to hold the steel hopes in place, use the model recommended by Kent and Park to obtain the unconfined and confined stress strain relationships, State what would be the benefits of the section confinement?