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    The document contains questions for the B.Arch examination in Structure-II. It covers the following topics in structural analysis and design: 1. Clapeyron's theorem of three moments, effects of sinking and rotation of supports, analyzing fixed and continuous beams. 2. Moment distribution method, including carry over factor, absolute and modified stiffness, and distribution factor. Questions analyze beams using this method. 3. Pin jointed and rigid jointed structures, determinate and indeterminate structures, advantages of indeterminacy, and static degree of indeterminacy. 4. Loads including dead, live, and earthquake loads. Safety factors and allowable stresses. Load combinations for residential structures.

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    B.ARCH.

    EXAMINATION NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2016

    AR-125: STRUCTURE-II

    TIME-THREE HOURS
    MAXIMUM MARKS-50

    1. (a) Explain the clapeyrons theorem of three moments.


    (b) What do you understand by sinking and rotation of supports?
    (c)What is the effect of sinking and rotation of supports on fixed end moments in a fixed beam?
    (d) Analyze the fixed beam shown in figure-1
    (e) Analyze the beam shown in figure -2 by three moment theorem.

    2. (a)What do you mean by carry over factor in moment distribution method? Explain.

    (b)Define (i) Absolute stiffness (ii) Modified stiffness

    (c)Define distribution factor as applicable in moment distribution method.

    (d)Analyze the beam shown in figure-3 by moment distribution method. EI is constant.

    (e)Analyze the beam shown in figure-4 by moment distribution method.

    3. (a) What do you understand by pin jointed and rigid jointed structures?

    (b) Explain the determinate and indeterminate structure.

    (c) What are the advantages of indeterminate structures over determinate one?

    (d)Define static degree of indeterminacy. How is it determined for pin-connected structures and rigid
    connected structures?

    (e)Where do you use non loading bearing walls? Enumerate different structural elements of a multi-storied
    framed structures and state clearly if they are load bearing.

    4.(a) Define dead load, live load and factor of safety.

    (b)What are allowable stresses?

    (c) What combinations of different types of loads are considered while designing residential structures?

    (d)What are earthquake loads? How are those accounted in design?

    (e) In what type of structures soil and hydrostatic forces need to be considered. How are these accounted in
    design?
    5.(a) Write down the uses of retaining walls.

    (b) Discuss in brief the purpose of shear key.

    (c) How is base pressure calculated for retaining wall?

    (d) Enumerate different parts of cantilever type retaining wall? How are these parts viewed from structural
    action viewpoint (whether simply supported or other type)?

    (e)Discuss in brief the preliminary proportioning of retaining walls. How the stability analysis is carried
    out for a counterfeit retaining wall?

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