CE UPPSC (CSES) EXAM

Date: 23rd Feb, 2020

ANSWERS

1. (c) 14. (b) 27. (b) 40. (a) 53. (a) 66. (b)

2. (c) 15. (a) 28. (a) 41. (b) 54. (a) 67. (a)

3. (b) 16. (b) 29. (c) 42. (a) 55. (d) 68. (b)

43. (b) 56. (c) 69. (c)

4. (b) 17. (d) 30. (b)

70. (c)
5. (d) 18. (b) 31. (d) 44. (c) 57. (b)

71. (c)
6. (c) 19. (d) 32. (d) 45. (d) 58. (c)

72. (c)
7. (b) 20. (b) 33. (c) 46. (d) 59. (c)

73. (d)
8. (b) 21. (b) 34. (c) 47. (b) 60. (a)

74. (d)
9. (c) 22. (b) 35. (d) 48. (b) 61 (c)

75. (d)
10. (a) 23. (b) 36. (b) 49. (d) 62. (b)

11. (b) 24. (c) 37. (d) 50. (c) 63. (b)

12. (c) 25. (c) 38. (b) 51. (d) 64. (a)

13. (b) 26. (c) 39. (c) 52. (d) 65. (d)
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1. (c) 5. (d)


u =  y (1)
D1

D1
 =  udy  m2 / sec b
h

So, [M°L2T–1]
b
2. (c)
at plastic hinge area divided equally
 
If the angle between A and B is , then the cross
1 1 
product will have a magnitude of area (1) =  b  h
22 
 

R
| A  B | = AB sin 
1 D 1
25 = 5  10 sin   b 1  D1 = bh
 2 h 4

E
1
 sin  = h
2 D1 
2

3.

(b)
 = 30 or 150°

T
6. (c)
S
Shape factor for circular section
 u2 sin2  zp
The horizontal range =  
= z
A
 g  e

 15 2  sin  2  45   D3 / 6
M

=   =

10 
 D3
32

= 22.5 m 16
=  1.70
S

Thus, the ball hits the field at 22.5 m from the point 3
of projection.
7. (b)
4. (b)
IE

By angular momentum conservation, 2 4

Initial Angular Momentum = Final Angular Momentum 3

 I = I'  ', where

I = Moment of inertia of the
circular ring = Mr2

I' = Moment of inertia of the

system (circular ring + 1
two particles)
= (M + 2m)r2
Number of possible hinge = 4
2
 2
Mr   = M  2m   r  ' Ds = 3 – 1 = 2
Number of possible independent mechanisms
M
 ' = = Number of possible hinge – Degree of static
M  2m  indeterminacy
= 4 –2 = 2
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8. (b) PL3 PL2 

= 
3EI 3EI
1
Width of column analogous is given =
EI 10  13 10  3 2
C =  1
3EI 3EI
1
EI 1
40
E(2I) =
3EI
2m 4m
13. (b)
1 1
Area = 2   4  1 1 1
EI E  2I = 
Rankine load Euler load Crushing load
4
= Euler load  Crushing load
EI  Rankine load =
Euler load + Crushing load

R
9. (c)
1200  2400
A B =
1200  2400
HB

E
HA 1200  2400
=
HA 3600
RA RB
= 800 kN
at support tension in cable

= H2A  R2A or HB2  RB2 T

14. (b)
S
at centre tension in cable = HA 15. (a)
A
10. (a) W

W  
M

2 MP 3 MP
 

2 MP 2 MP
 By principle of virtual work
H H
L
S

W   = 2Mp   2Mp   2Mp   3Mp 

2
VA VB
L
W or W  = 9Mp 
IE

H = sin2  2

11. (b) 18Mp
W
L
4
Maximum shear stress = avg  1.33avg 16. (b)
3
My 32  M / 2 
12. (c) max = 
I D3
10 kN
r 16T
max = 
L J D3
A C
M=P×L max 2M M
M 
 =
3EI max 2T T

 c = deflection due to load + 17. (d)

deflection due to rotation    D4   D
    D4  
PL 3
M Thollow  32  16   2 1 15
=  L    1 
3EI 3EI Tsolid   4 D 16 16
   D  
 32  2
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18. (b) 250N 200 N

100 N K L M N 50 N

B
Final yield point 500 mm 400 mm
Initial yield point
1700 mm
P  PL
  E·  D
A L AE

O C  100 N K L 100 N

19. (d)
500 mm

150N L M 150 N
20. (b)

R
E 1.25  105 800 mm
G   0.5  105
2(1   ) 2(1.25)
50N M N 50 N
21. (b)

E
Stress developed is same from all direction 400 mm
 100  500

T
y   KL =  0.01mm ( )
25  200  109  106
150  800
 0.024 mm ( )
S
 LM =
 x 25  200  109  106
50  400
 MN =  0.004 mm( )
A
z 25  200  109  106

    = 0.01 – 0.024 + 0.004
If support is constrained
= – 0.01 mm (shortening)
M

Expansion in x direction due to temperature =

contraction due to stress in x-direction = 10 m

   24. (c)
TL        L
E E E 2
  x – y  2
S

ET max      xy
   2 
1  2
2
 –40 – 40 
IE

2
22. (b)     30  50 MPa
 2 
20 kN
25. (c)
10 kN
2m SFD 2 2
A E x   y   x   y    xy 
B C D 1/2      
2  2   2 
2m
1m 1m Since  x   y  0

20 kN  xy
 1 
2
10 kN
26. (c)
Three strain gauges are needed on a plane surface
A B D
C E to determine the principal strains and their directions.
BMD 27. (b)
–15
20
23. (b)
28. (a)
First draw FBD of all parts separately then
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  x   y  z  16T 16  T / 2   d  1
  or    3
v  1– 2    d 3 3 d
 E    d  2

32. (d)
 60  20 – 50 
=   1  2  0.35 
 105 
33. (c)
= 9 × 10–5
1 = 2
29. (c)
P T1l1 Tl
or = 22
GJ1 GJ 2

T1 J l 
(i) or =  1 2
P T2  J 2 l1 

R
SFD +
34. (c)
P
1 1

E
Internal strain energy = P  T 
2 2

1 PL 1 TL
(ii) P/2 +
– P/2 T
35. (d)
= P  T
2 AE 2 GJ
S
SFD Increase in volume of cylinder = V

for V  0
A
P P

V  0
M

 V  I  2h
(iii) + P
l h   
P
– V   2 h  l 0
E E  E E 
SFD
l 
1  2  h  2   0
S

30. (b) V 
E E
All stress are compressive, direct stress,
 pd F  pd
 4t  2rt  1  2   2t  2     0
IE

P  
d   compressive 
A
 pr F 
  
My Pky  2t 2 rt  2   1.75
x    compressive  pr
 
1  2 0.5
3.5
Ix Ix
t
Mx Phx
and y    compressive F pr 3.5pr 8pr 4pr
   
Iy Iy
2rt 2t t 2t t
31. (d) 8pr 2 t
F 8pr 2
t
Power (P) = torque (T) × angular speed  
F8 pr 2
If P is const. T 1
 36. (b)
degree of static in determinacy
T  1
If  
T  2

T
or T'   
2
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h a a
2 2a x 2
+ = x
2a a 2a
2
b

Ds = 3 × no of cuts bh3 bh3 bh3

+ =
12 12 6
= 3 × 5 = 15
3
 a 
degree of kinematic indeterminacy
bh3
 
2a  
 2  a
4
if m = number of inextensible members = 12 Ixx  
6 6 12
n = no of joints = 11 So, moment of inertia for a square section about its
DK = 3 × 11 – 3 × 4 – 12 diagonal

R
= 33 – 24 = 9
a4
Ixx 
37. (d) 12

E
2 EI 1
P a = 1 unit Ixx 
12
l2
40. (a)
 PI

P  d4 T P
S
L/2 L/2
P  P1 d4 (0.8d)4
  1)  (0.8)4
A
P 4
d
P
= 0.59
M

38. (b) L/2 R l/2

In a thick cylinder Hoop stress in both cases (Case-
I, external pressure, Case-II, internal pressure) is (P  R)3 R
maximum at inside 
48EI K
1. When internal pressure acting
S

R R3 P 3
 
K 48EI 48EI
max P 3
IE

Hoop stress
(+) R  48EI3
min 1 

K 48EI
Radial stress
 
R 1  P3 
    
K K  48EI 3 
2. When external pressure acting 
 K 

P3

max 48EI  K3
Hoop stress
41. (b)
(+) min
Number of simultaneous equations to be solved in
stiffness method
Radial stress = Degree of kinematic indeterminacy = Dk
Number of simultaneous equations to be solved in
flexibility method
39. (c) = Degree of statical indeterminacy = Ds
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42. (a) Slope deflection equation for BA

Stiffness of helical spring 2EI  3 
MBA  MFBA   2B  A  
  L 
Gd4 D
k 3
R
64R n 2 2EI  3 
 MBA  30   2B 
4  4 
1
k
D3 n 47. (b)
3 Total stiffness = Stiffness of AB member + Stiffness
k1 N / 2  2D 
 of member
k2 DN
4EI 3EI
k1 =  = 2EI
4 4 3
k2
48. (b)

R
k If load w is transferred at B, the structure
 k2  1
4 w
43. (b)

E
A catenary is the curve that an idealized hanging A wL
2L B
chain or cable assumes under its own weight when
supported only its ends.
44. (c)
T Moment at B = wL
MB wL
S
6EI 3EI Carry over moment at A  
2 2
l2 l2
49. (d)
A

0 3EI 50. (c)

12EI 6EI
M

l3
l3 l2 In brittle material no necking occurs and rupture
occurs along a surface perpendicular to load in
15EI P
  tension test
3
l 2
Failure plane
Pl 3
 
S

30EI
Direction of load
45. (d)
IE

Note: In compression, the failure plane is 45° to the

46. (d) loading plane for a brittle material
Reference point always taken inside the frame. P


B

45°

51. (d)
 Generally deflection problems are most readily
A = 0 solved by the complimentary strain energy
A approach.
 For linear elastic structure there is no difference
PL 60  4 between the method of complimentary and
MFBA    30 kN  m
8 8 potential energy. The complimentary and strain
energy become completely interchangeable.
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Load If unit load at L5, cut the section through x-x, take
right section
Complimentary strain energy
x
U4

1
Strain energy
L4
L5
x
Moment about L4
Deflection
52. (d) M L4 0

 Number of equilibrium equation solved in  1 5  FU3U4  4

R
flexibility method = Ds
5
 If less Ds, then structure can be easily analysis. FU3U4   1.25
4

E
53. (a) So, option (d) is correct
Compatibility conditions deals with balancing of 56. (c)
displacements
In a linear elastic structural system for potential

T 2kN
A B

3m
energy (U) to be minimum
S
U C D
0 2kN
Pi
A

3m
This equation represents the compatibility condition x x
at the point where Pi is acting.
E F
54. (a)
M

x 4m
G F
A Cut the section through x-x and take upper section
30° A
2kN B
S

30°
30° C D E
x C 4m
IE

50kN 50kN 50kN

2kN D
B

Cut the section x-x take right section

30°
60° Taking moment about C,
F
M c 0
E
FFD × 4 = 2 × 3
50kN 50kN
6
FFD =  1.5 kN  compressive 
F y 0 4

F cos 60° = 50 + 50 57. (b)

100 Deal load acting over whole span and live load acting
F  200 kN  compressive 
cos 60 only on positive span
55. (d) Maximum Tensile force
Force in member U3 and U4 is zero, when unit load = 20 × 20 – 20 × 10 + 20 × 10
is in between L0 to L4 = 400 kN
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58. (c)
–12EI 8EI 3EI 11EI
k 21  2
 k 22   
l l l l

Hence, the Stiffness matrix is

 24EI –12EI 
Dk   B , C  are the unknown displacements  3 
l
k    –12EI l2 
neglecting axial deformation. Hence order of stiffness 11EI 

matrix is 2 × 2  l l 
59. (c)
61 (c)
62. (b)
2W W
63. (b)

R
64. (a)
65. (d)

E
66. (b)
67. (a)
L L L L

T
68.
69.
(b)
(c)
S
70. (c)
Total number of zero force = 7 71. (c)
60. (a)
A
72. (c)
Let us give Unit displacement in direction 73. (d)
(1) without giving displacement in direction (2).
74. (d)
M

75. (d)
1
24EI × ×
l3 6E(I  2)
l2
S

24EI 6E(2I)
IE

l 3
l2

24EI –12EI
 k11  , k 21 
3 2
Let us give unit displacement in direction (2) without
giving displacement in direction (1)

4E  2I
12EI l
1
l2
1 3EI
l

12EI
l2
2E  (2I)
l