KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY Marks Scored: End Semester Examination February/March, 2019 Level: B.E. Course : CIEG 202 Year :I Semester: I Exam Roll No. = Time: 30 mins. EM. :10 Registration No.: Date QB MAR 2019 SECTION [20Q. x 0.5 = 10 marks} / Encircle the most appropriate answer among the given choices. L Angular error of closure for a nine sided traverse created during surveying with prismatic a of capacity of measuring bearings to limit of thirty minutes should be within the limit of a) +1° b) + 1°30" c) +3°30" d) +4°30" ‘The annual variation of magnetic declination at a place is caused because of rotation of ~ a) moon about earth c) earth about its own axis b) earth about sun d) moon about sun Vertical angle between the horizontal axis of a magnetic needle and the horizontal line at the point is called a) angle of dip c) magnetic declination b) bearing @) azimuth ‘The length of a Gunter's chain is measured from a) centre on one handle to centre of other handle b) outside of one handle to outsideof other handle ¢) outside of one handle to inside of other handle d) inside of one handle to inside of other handle Walking over the area and observing the main features and boundaries is known as a) observation b) field visit c) inspection d) reconnaissance The position of a detail can be fixed accurately by a) perpendicular offset ©) optical square b) clinometer d) cross staff Surveys which are carried out to provide a national grid of control for preparation of accurate maps of large areas are known as a) topographical survey b) plane survey ©) geodetic survey 4d) geographical survey ‘What is the slope correction for a length of 30 m along a gradient of 1 in 20? a) 0.375m b) 0.375 cm c) 0.0375 cm d) 0.0375 m The closing error in a closed traverse is adjusted by 2) Bowditeh’s rule b) Lenmann’s rule ¢)Simpson’s rule d) Slide ruleae 20. For a single setup of auto level machine the third staff reading ee entered as a) BM b) BS Refraction correction <) IS a) completely eliminates curvature correction >) partially eliminates curvature correction ¢) adds to the curvature correction d) has no effect on curvature correction Ranging is defined as a) measuring the distance between two stations b) measuring distance along chain line c) process of creating a perpendicular lines 4) establishing intermediate points on a chain line ‘The staff is held inverted when the point is a) below ground level b) below the line of sight c) above the line of sight d) having high elevation Inaccessible point in the plane table surveying may be located by the a) resection method b) intersection method ©) radiation method d) traversing method If the dimensions of a water tank were measured with a 30 m tape that was 0.1 % toc long and mesearuments were recorded as L = 10 m, B=5 m and D = 2.5 m, The tne capacity of tank will be a) 128.788 cu.m b) 125.375 cum c) 124.750 cum d) 124.626 cum The fore bearing of line AB is 209°. The included angle ABC is 341°. The FB of line BC is a) 550° b) 330° c) 190° d) 10° The type of surveying which requires minimum office work is a) chain surveying b) compass surveying ¢) plane table surveying 4) theodolite surveying The process of determining the location ofthe station (on a map) occupied by the plane table is called is a) Traversing b) Radiation c) Intersection d) Resection The included angle while theodolite traversing, are generally measured a) clockwise from forward station b) clockwise from back station ¢) anticlockwise from forward station d) anticlockwise from back station ‘The final setting up of the plates in theodolite when taking a sight is achieved by using the a) upper tangent screw b) upper clamp screw ©) lower tangent screw 4d) lower clamp screwKATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2019 0.8 MAR 2019 Level :B.E. Course : CIEG 202 Year IL Semester: I Time :2 hrs. 30 mins. FM. :40 SECTION “3” [4.Q. x4 = 16 marks] Attempt ANY FOUR questions. 1, _ Define error. Explain the various types of error with appropriate examples. [143] 2. The levelling was done between stations A and F, starting with back sight at A. Various back sights taken were in the following sequence: 2.3, 2.3, -1.6 and X. The sum of all the fore sights was found to be 3.00. Also, it was known that F is 0.6 m higher than A. Find the value of X. How many fore sights do you expect? (4) B: Differentiate between (ANY TWO) [242] a) ~Plaiie’survey and Geodetic survey b) Transiting and Swinging c) Intersection and Resection 4. Write short notes on (ANY TWO) (242) a) Line ranger and its use b) Working from whole to part c) Method of repetition 5. A survey line AB is obstructed by a building. To prolong the line beyond the building, a perpendicular BC 121.92 m long is set at B. From C, two lines CD and CE are set out at angles of 30° and 40° with CB respectively. Determine the lengths CD and CE so that D and E may be on the prolongation of AB. If the chainage of B is 105.252 m. Find the chainage of points D and B. 4 Attempt ANY FOUR questions. 6. List out the corrections, their values and signs for length measured with a tape. An area actually measures 0.8094 hectares. How much will it measure in m? by a 30.48 m chain ‘which was 20.32 cm too short at the start and 60.96 cm too long at the end of the survey? (343) 7. Define plane table surveying. Explain the principle of plane table surveying with appropriate figure. Explain in detail the temporary adjustments to be performed while doing plane table surveying with appropriate figures. (1+1+4] 8. Describe the different methods of setting out a right angle at a point on a chain line using a chain/tape only. List out the instruments used for setting right angles. Explain the use of any one instrument with figure. B+142]9. Why reciprocal levelling is performed? The following oh with a level machine and 5 m levelling staff on a col ‘common interval of 25 m: 0.450, !1l120, 1.875, 2.905, 3.6 i i Uh I tai tak 8 ground qutive readings \yery y opin 6! S00, 0.520, 9 150, 3.3 and 4.485. The reduced level of the change point was ‘dl (Rule out a Page of Jey field book and enter the above readings. Calculate the RI method and also the gradient of line joining the first ani) checks, ti : The followings were the bearings taken on a closed bearings of the traverse legs. [paints by Rise and F; i point: Apply recess, Alsi, \ 5 tray ise, Compute the correct BB MN, Alls Line EB AB | 191°30" | 13°00" BC 69°30" |) 246°307 cD 32°15" | 210°30" DE | 262°45" EA 30°15" | 53°00" ( 80°45" ill a, ti Wu Mla My Da Mi ms mL Ww i i Abi A iM Na. iM (Al ly,KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2018 Level :B.B Course :C Year ‘if s i Y Semester: [ Exam. Roll No.: Time: 30 mins. Registration No. ue SECTION “A” [20 Q.x0.5=10 marks] ‘Choose the most appropriate answer among the given choices t at. Angular error of, closure for a four sided traverse created during surveying with surveyor's compass of capacity of measuring bearings to limit of one degree should be within the limit of a) #1° b)+2" 3" d)44° The back bearing of a line with bearing of N 20° 05' W is: a) 339° 55" b) 200° 05" c) 159° 55" d) 110° 05" In prismatic compass: 2) magnetic needle and graduated circle do not move with box b) magnetic needle moves with the box 6) line of sight does not move with the box ) graduated circle is fixed to the box and the magnetic needle always remains in N-S direction Equilateral triangle formed during chain surveying is an example of triangle. a) normal b) ideal c) well-conditioned _ d) ill-conditioned The major objective of surveying is to prepare: a) Map b) profile c)eross-section _ d) longitudinal section Single line or Double lines field book is used during: a) plane table surveying ¢) compass surveying ) cadastral surveying d) chain surveying The survey done by government authorities for generating revenue is: a) topographical survey ©) cadastral survey b) city survey d) engineering survey Orientation of plane table by back sighting is done using a) trough compass) spirit level o) plumbing fork —_d) alidade The closing error in a closed traverse is adjusted by: a) Bowditch’s rule b) Lenmann’s rule c)Simpson’srule _d) Slide rule10, Ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17h 19. 20. | melted from tie Tethe st hi nat held vertical ai a fevelling lation, the R.L caleulated from tie observatibin would be: a) less che true RL b) more than true RL c) the true RL @)_ free from curvature and refraction eff, The corrdption for refraction is approximately taken as jof curvature correction ee ne ee Be th a,() 6) () 9G) ae i) Chainage in chain survey means: a) distance between end stations b) any distance measured by chain in fidld c) perpendicular distance of the object from the chain line i 4) distancy of the object along the chain, ine from the zero end ofthe chain Levellingjshould always commence from a: i i 2) levelley ground ~_b) highest point , —_¢) bench mark d) lowest point During plane table surveying, details are located using: a) turesbe method | ©) intersection method b) radiation method d) resection method If the dinfensions of a water tank were| measured with a 20 m tape that was 0.1 % toc short and imesearuments were recorded as L = 54 m, B = 36 m and D = 6.5 m.The truc capacity off tank will be: ‘ a) 12673.946 cum b) 12598.130 cum c) 12260.698 cum | d) 13018.883 cum The magietic declination at a place is 7°20°R, the bearing given by the compass is $5°40’ W, the true bearing of the place is: 1 a) $13°00} W b) $13°00°E ©) S1°40°W d) S1°40°E Random line method of ranging is adopted when end stations are:| a) visible fo each other ©) non intervisible due to large distance ) lying indifferent plane yd) non intervisible due to raised ground The workipg edge of the telescopic alidade is known as: a) fiducialledge b) drawing edge ft c) bevelededge | d) parallel edge The angle between the prolongation of the preceding line the forward line of a traverse is called: N 4 a) included! angle ©) direct angle b) deflectipn angle yd) reverse angle ‘To measure horizontal angles by reiteration method, several angles should have: a) local ailesion ©) angles greater than,30° b) angles less than 120° " d) common vertex \ | 1 i i 4 iKATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2018 Level : B.E/B.Tech. Course: CIEG 202 Year : II Semester: I Time _:2 hrs. 30 mins EM. :40 SECTION “B” (4Q.x4=16 marks} Attempt any FOUR questions. i Explain with neat diagram the construction and working of optical square. (4) Ds Determine the area of property PACP from the following given data. [4] Line | Bearing | Length (m) (ouetesa 25; i PB | or a 30. 3. Differentiate between (Any TWO) [2+2] a) Back sight and Fore sight b) Transiting and Swinging ©) Topographic survey and Cadastral survey 4. Write short notes on (Any TWO) [2+2] a) Prolongation of survey line using theodolite b) Working from whole to part ¢) Plumb bob and its uses De What are the various sources of error while surveying? Explain it with reference to plane table surveying. (4) SECTION “C” [4 Qx6=24 marks) Attempt any FOUR questions. 6. “Enlist and explain the functions of the instruments required for plane table surveying with appropriate sketches. {6} A line 1.6 km Jong is measured with a steel tape which is 20 m under no pull at 30°C. The tape in section is 2 om wide and = em thick. If one-half of the line is measured at @ temperature of 40°C while the other half at 50°C and the tape is attached to a pull of 200 N during measurement, find the corrected total length of the line, given the coefficient of expansion = 11.5 X 10 per °C, weight of tape per cu. m of steel = 0.078 N and F = 2.11 X 105 kg/em?, (6) List the different types of obstacles in chain surveying with appropriate examples. Explain how to overcome those obstacles. 145]The following readings were taken ‘any i B, 1000 m apart, The reduced level of collimation error of the instrument, if an} Instrument at A B “The followings were the bearings bearings of the traverse legs. Line eh git aleme KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY “Marks Scored “| , +. End Semester Examination |. March/April 2017 Level :B.E. Course: CIEG 202 Year: Il Semester; | Exam. Roll No.: Time :30 mins. P.M. 210 G Registration No.: Bx Date. APR 2017 SECTION [20Q.0.5=10 marks} Choose the most appropriate answer among the given choices 1. The surveying used to determine additional details such as'boundaries of fields is called a) city surveying ©) topographical surveying b) cadastral surveying 4) plane table surveying 2. The instrument attached to the wheel of a vehicle in order to measure the distance travelled, is called ‘ a) passometer b) speedometer c) odometer d)pedometer 3, The length of a chain is measured from a) outside of one handle to outside of other handle ) centre of one handle to centre of other handle ¢) inside of one handle to inside of other handle d) outside of one handle to inside of other handle 4, Which of the following is not used in measuring perpendicular offsets? a) Cross staff b) Lineranger _c) Optical squared) Steel tape 5. In prismatic compass i a) magnetic needle and graduated circle do not move with the box b) magnetic needle moves with the box ©) line of sight does not move with the box d)_ graduated circle is fixed to the box and the magnetic needle always remains in N-S direction 6. _ Intersection method of detailed plotting is most suitable for a) forest ) urban areas ©) plains d) hilly areas 7. The difference of levels between two stations A and B is to be determined. For best results, the instrument station should be a) closer to the higher station ©) equidistant from A and B b) closer to the lower station “* — d) as far as possible fiom line AB 8. The process of turning the telescope about the vertical axis in horizontal plane is known as a) transiting ) reversing ©) plunging d) swinging12. 13. 14. 15, 20. a : i : “gtretching or twisting of 2. The linen tapé reitiforced with brass or copper wires to preventsis fibres iscalled—. g ae eis a) ‘metallic tape | b) cloth’tape ¢) fibre tape d) comp ip ‘The error which are liable to occur in either direction and tend to aes. a) accidental error b) cumulative error _) systematic error 1 The orientation of plane table can be done by Ee a) spirit level ») plumbing fork’ ~ -¢) back sighting * ~ #)-alidade The rise and fall method a) is less accurate than height of instrument method ). isnot suitable for leveling with tilting levels ie ©) quicker and less tedious for large number of intermediate sights d)_ provides a check on intermediate points levels The cross hairs in the surveying telescope are placed a) mid way between eye piece and objective lens by’much closer to the objective lens than to the eye piece ) much closer to the eye piece than to the objective lens ) anywhere between eye piece and objective lens Determining the difference in elevation between two points on the surface of earth is known as a) reciprocal levelling ©) simple levelling b) differential levelling 4) longitudinal levelling How high should a helicopter pilot rise at point A justto see the horizon at point B if the distance AB is 40km? a) 125.6m b) 107.68m ©) 143.52m 4) 17.92m The angle between the prolongation of the preceding line and the forward line ofa traverse is called 2) iiclided angle ©) reverse angle b). direct angle d) deflection angle In chain survey as far as possible main triangles should have angles close.to a) 40° b) 45° ¢) 60° d) 75° The R.L of B.M is 50.000m. Back sight reading at B.M is 1.500m and R.L of Intermediate sight is 49.500m, then the reading of Intermediate sight is a) 2.000m ) 1.500m ©) 1.000m d) 0.500m Incorrect alignment is a type of a) compensating error i ¢) accidental error = ** ») positive cumulative error d) negative cumulative error Onan ald map, a line was drawn to a magnetic bearing of 320°30”, when the declination was ay 'W. Find the present magnetic bearing of the line, if the current declination is 4°15°E. a) 328915’ b) 321°15" ©)319°15° * d)312°45*Level: Year Time KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY APR. & 2017 + End Semester Examination March/April 2017 .E. Course: CIEG 202 ll Semester: | brs.30 mins. FM. - :40 ‘Attempt ANY FOUR questions. - Define meridian. Differentiate between prismatic compass and surveyor’s compass. [1+3] A survey line’ PQ intersects a hillock. In order to extend the line beyond the obstacle a perpendicular QR, 100m tong is set out at Q. From-R:two lines RS and-RT are set-out at angles 45° and 60° with RQ respectively. Find the lengths RS and RT such that the points Sand T may lie on the prolongation of line PQ and also find the obstructed distance Qs. {4] Differentiate between (ANY TWO) (2+2] a) Azimuth and Bearing b) Intersection and Resection ¢) Direct ranging and Reciprocal ranging Write short notes on (ANY TWO) [2+2} a), Prism square b) Three screw levelling method ©) Profile levelling Describe repetition and reiteration methods of determining horizontal angle using transit theodolite? [242] . SECTION “Cc” [4 Q.x6=24 marks] Attempt ANY FOUR questions 6. Explain the working principle of plane table surveying with neat sketches. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of plane table surveying. (+4) Define discrepancy. A plan drawn to a scale of 1:3000 shows a rectangular tank 4em X 6em on paper. The plan has shrunk such that the lines have decreased in length by 5%. To what dimensions should the tank be set up in the field now if the 20m chain used for setting up is 0.02m too short? ah \ [145] Define surveying and classify it on different basis, What are the sources of error in theodolite surveying? G43]ee 1.300m. The level w was then shifted readings on A and B were respectively 1. 720m inclined upward or downward and by how readings if the instrument is to be adjusted?KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2016 Level : BES Course: CIEG 202 Year ill Semester: | Exam Roll No. Time: 30 mins. FM, :10 Registration No Dete SECTION “AT [20.Q x 0.5-10 marks] Choose the most appropriate answer among the given choices. |. The commencing line of survey at limes may be taken as a) magnetic meridian ) geographical meridian b) arbitrary meridian ) grid meridian 2. While viewing through a level telescope end moving the eye slightly, a relative movement occurs between the image of the levelling staff and the cross hairs. The instrument is a) correctlyfocused ¢) said to have parallax b) not correctly focused 4) free from parallax 3. _Inplane table surveying, method generally used for plotting objects is a) radiation b) resection «) intersection 4d) traversing ‘4, The closing error in a closed traverse is adjusted by 2) Lenmann’s rule b) Bowditeh’s rule ¢) Simpson's rule) Slide rule 5, Surveys which are carried out to depict mountains, rivers, water bodies, wooden areas and other cultural details are known 2s a) topographical survey ¢) city survey b) cadastral survey 4) plane survey 6. _ The principle of plane table surveying is a) traversing ») triangulation ) whole to part d) parallelism 7. ifthe staff is not held vertical at a levelling station, the reduced level calculated from the observation would be a) true RL ) less than true RL b) more than true R.L d) free from curvature and reftaction effect § The RL of the point A which is on the ceiling is 100m and staff reading on A is 2.455m. If the staff reading on the point B which is on the floor is 2.745m, the R.L of point B-will be a) 105.200m )100.290m €)99.710m 4) 94.800m 9. The working edge of the telescopic alidade is known as a) fiducial edge _b) drawing edge c)beveled edge _—d) parallel edge.10 11. 18, 19, 20, sThe included angle ABC is ‘The bearing of AB is 19U2-and that of CB ls 260 30 ae beeso a) 70°30? )230°30" y Levelling should always commence from @ a a) levelled ground b) highest point ¢) bench mark ) Cross hairs in surveying telescopes, are fitted i ey 4) at the optical center of the eye piece c) in the objective len: front of the eye piece b) at the center of the telescope d) Chainage in chain survey means: 2) disiance between end stations b) any distance measured by chain in field i 1) distance ofthe object along the chain line from the zero end of the chain cerpendicular distance of the object from the chain fine ‘The lenuth of @ chain is measured from a) center of one handle to center of other handle b} outside of one handle to outside of other handle ©) outside of one handle to inside of other handle )_ inside of one handle to inside of other handle Refracticn correction 8) compietely eliminates curvature correction b) partially eliminates curvature correction c) adds 10 the curvature correction By) effect on curvature correction “The two point problem and three point problem ayé method of a) resection c) traversing b) intersection d) resection and orientation ‘A metallic tape is made of a) steel b) invar ©) cloth and wires 4) finen ‘The levelmachine in which telescope is not rigidly fixed to the supports is My, a) Wye level b)Tilting level c)Dumpy level d)Abney level In the prismatic compass 4) the graduated circle is fixed to the box and magnetic needle always remains in N-S direction b) the magnetic needle and graduated circle do not move with the box. ©) the line of the sight does nat move with the box. 4) the magnetic needle moves with the box \ ‘The instrument attached to the wheel of a vehicle in order to measure the distance travelled is a) speedometer _b) passometer ©) pedometer ) odometerKATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2016 Level :B. EJ. =. Course : CIEG 202 Year: tt Semester: | Time _: 2hrs. 30 mins. PM. :40 SECTION =6" [4.Q. x4 = 16 marks} Attempt ANY FOUR of the following questions. 1. A dumpy level was set up midway between two staff stations A and B, 75m apart. The staff readings on A and B were zespectively 1.800m and 1.300m. The level was then shifted to a point 40m away fiom A and on the line AB produced. The staff readings on And B were 1.720m and 1.320m respectively. (4) a. Was the line of coltimation inclined upwards or downwards and by how much? b, Calculate the readings that snou'd be oBtained on A and B to have a horizontal line of t sight. 2, Define term swinging in thendolite. Find the correct horizontal angle in the following set of observations by transit theodolite._ (33) Tastrament | Tet ISet 5 es ee Se * - u i 0 0 0 ree ENO. 3 AlaMmGR | 079; | uss a | 269 [59 | a2 L 88 a to (77 48 REE ® Zegna} ale TOP sass Nae: 50 3. Differentiate between (ANY TWO) (242) a) Azimuth and Bearing b) Plane surveying and Geodetic surveying ©) Line ranger and Prism square 4 Write short notes on (ANY TWO) 1212) s a) Method of repetition b) Sources of errors ) Meridian and its type . A survey line AC of length 1000m was laid out with a bearing of N36°45°E, Another survey line AD of length 500m was laid out with a bearing of N87°30°E, Determine the length and bearing of DB and DC such that B is the midpoint of AC. ie] SECTION “C” [4.Q. x 6=24 marks} ‘Attempt ANY FOOR of the following questions. 6. _Define orientation. Explain how orientation is done during plane table surveying, Write some major disadvantages of plane table surveying, [14342]St Listthe various corrections applied | ‘work, a 30m chain was tested and the chain was tested again 750m, the chain was tested a ring the day's uring 880m, ig another Bs Tong. Find the {2+4) Bi ct List the different types ame 5] ie how to overcome those obstacle om RY ti Define fly leveling. The followin : i 4 on a continuously slopping ground : 2.905, 3.685, 4.500, 0.520, 2.150, 3.2¢ vwas 250m, Rule out a page Pai point culate the f the line [ss taken {6 Calculate the correct interior a from a compass survey.KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY Marks Scored: End Semester Examination February/March 2019 Level : B.E. Course CIEG 203 Year : 0 Semester :1 Exam Roll No. : Time: 30 mins. EM. 10 Registration No.: Date 05 HAR 2018 SECTION “A” [ 20Q x 0.5 = 10 marks] Eneircle the most appropriate answer 1. v IF the applied force is equal to or less than the maximum allowable friction force, the a) equilibrium is maintained b) motion occurs ©) vertical reaction is more than applied force d) angle of repose is maximum Maximum value of frictional force is proportional to a) Applied force b) Normal reaction ¢) Internal angle of friction 4) Internal molecular structure of body In truss, loads are applied to the a) Mid-point of a member b) Various joints c) Top members only d) Bottom members only Fora simple truss the sum of the members and reaction components at the supports should be equal to a) Two times its number of joints ) Three times its number of joints c) Four times its number of joints d) Number of joints Polar Moment of Inertia (Mol) for non-circular area is equal to the 2) Summation of Mol along x-axis and y-axis b) Subtraction of Mol along x-axis and y-axis ¢) Multiplication of Mol along x-axis and y-axis 4) Ratio of MOI along x-axis to Mol along y-axis ‘Moment of Inertia of an area is a) First moments of the area 'b) Second moments of the area c) Third moments of the area d) Fourth moment of the area ‘The moment of an area is always a) smaller with respect to a centroidal axis than with respect to any parallel axis by) greater smaller with respect to a centcoidal axis than with respect to parallel any parallel axis ¢). smaller with respect to parallel axis than with respect to a centroidal axis d) greater with respect to parallel axis than with respect to a centroidal axis The first moment of the area can be expressed as the a) Summation of distance and arca b) Product of distance from any point and area ¢) Product of the area and the coordinates of its centroid d) Ratio of area and forceTeun fhorueamesilat| )uccefunlotEach c) Gibson of length d) Fourth power of unit of lengt ‘ae Ly, the shear force is 10. When a beam is subjected to concentrated Ree Panel sioen tons a) Constant between loads rt ©) Zero between span ES EE 11. The unit of uniformly distcibuted load is i a) Nim b) Nm ) Nm? cna 12. The unit of work done is “ a) Nm? b)Nm c) Nm? d) Nm 13. In uniform rectilinear motion a) Acceleration is constant : b) Covering equal distance in different interval of times c) Velocity is constant @) Velocity is not constant 14, In projectile motion, uniformly accelerated motion gives ‘ a) Horizontal range b) Maximum velocity ©) Velocity is zero 4d) Greatest elevation 15. Principle of work and energy states that a) Workdone is change in KE b) Change in workdone is KE ©) KB and PE are equal 4) KE is always constant 16. Choose the correct one a) The work of the force is independent of path followed and is equal to minus the change potential energy b) The work of the force is independent of path followed and is equal to change in potenti energy ©) The work of the force is dependent of path followed and is equal to change in potential energy 4) The work of the force is dependent of path followed and is equal to minus the ehange in potential energy 17. Work done is only considered by a) Internal force 6) Internal force with molecular change cc) External force without displacement _d) External force with displacement 18. Kinetic energy is always a) Positive b) Negative ¢) Zero. 4) Constant wi 19. Potential energy is defined by a) Change in velocity of body b) Rate of change of momentum c) Position of a body d) Rate of change acceleration 20. Impulse is the a) Change in momentum b) Change in acceleration c) Change in velocity d) Change in massKATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2019 a5 wR 2019 Level : BE. Course: CIEG 203 Year Semester : 1 Time: 2hrs. 30min. EM. :40 SECTION “B® Attempt ALL questions. rs ‘A uniformly distribute load of 2 kN/m is applied between AB and a clockwise moment is also applied at point B of simply supported beam as shown in Figure 1. Draw Shear Force and Bending Moment diagram for the beam and also locate the point of contraflexure. [10] 21eNim v exist. A block of weight W! Figure | 1=100N rests on an incline plane and another weight W2 is attached to the first weight through a string as shown in Figure 2. If the coefficient and plane is 0.3, determine the maximum ‘and minimum values of W2 so that equilibrium of friction between the block can [6] ws w= 100N Figure 2 Determine the member forces of the given truss shown in Figure 3. Also State the nature of forces. (Show the results in tabular form). Draw clearly free body diagram. (8) sot sane a8 ) © rs len Figure 3m a chute into a 25 kg cart with a y, State laws of dry friction. A 10 kg package drops fro! itially at rest and may roll freely, 3 nVs shown in Figure 4. Knowing that the cart is init (a) the final velocity of the cart, (b) the impulse exerted by the cart on the package, (©) the fraction of the initial energy lost ia the impact. et Ss & package Figure 4 Define the General Plane Motion of Rigid Body, illustrate with example. A 201b collar Without friction along a vertical rod as shown in Figure 5. The spring attached to the col an unreformed length of 4 in. and a constant of 3 Ib/in. if the collar is released from rest po 1, determine its velocity after it has moved 6 in. to position 2. Draw elearly free body di Figure 5KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February/March, 2018 Level B.E. Course: CIEG 203 Year: ll Bw Semester: | Exam Roll No. = Time: 30 mins. FM 10 Registration No.: Date ! SECTION “A” [20 Q x 0.5=10 marks} Choose the most appropriate answer g 10. A heavy ladder resting on floor and against the vertical wall may not be in equilibrium, if a) The floor is smooth and wall is rough _) The floor is rough and wall is smooth c). The floor and wall both are smooth —_d) The floor and wall both are rough A rigid body is acted upon by a couple. It undergoes a) translator rotation b) rotation ©) plane motion 4) translation ‘A projectile is projected horizontally from a height h. Its horizontal range is u?sin2a uw ue 2h ah ON Qua EB a) The centroidal moment of inertia of a slender rod having mass ‘m’ and length ‘I’ is given : : : t mil ml ye re oe For uniformly distributed load over the simply supported beam, the bending moment diagram at any section is fa) Straight line b) Parabola c) Cubic Parabola —_d) Oblique straight line ‘The expression for Kinetic Energy in case of plane motion is given by? 2 cs «2 fw? = mv" Io? mv, fo? mio a y= Oy ora daa? The force required to move a body up an inclined plane will be least when the angle of inclination. a a) Equal to friction angle b) Greater than friction angle ©) Less than friction angle d) Does not depend the angle of inclination Which of the following is not a vector quantity a) Velocity b) Acceleration) Force d) Weight ‘The algebraic sum of the moments of a coplanar force system is equal to the moment of the resultant about the same moment centre is a) Varignon’s theorem b) law of resolution c) Newton’s law 4) D’ Alembert theory Support provides only vertical reactions and frictionless a) Roller b) Hinge c): Fixed ~ 4) combination of hinge and rollerMW 12. 13. 14, 15. 16. 17. 18. 20. -avitational force acts for any orientati, The point dieougit which resultant of the BF body ' b) Centre of gravity a) Centre of mass ©) Centre of area of mass d) Centre of earth { | Centroid applies for 3) Bodies with mass and weight b) Plane figure have area only but no 0). Plane Figures have mass and weight 4) Plane figures fave mass and ares Shear Forte is zero when the Bending moment a) Zero b) maximum c)constant |) minimum i The change of velocity of a particle or a body with respect to point is termed as a). Acceleration f ~ pb) Velocity ; ©) Displacement ; d) Constant acceleration a certain fiked refer A force is acting on a mass of one kilogram and produces an aeceleration of one me per second square. Then the force is known ( a) Dyne b) Newton c) kg-weight dyke Spring constant isdefinedas | t a) Force required for unit deformation _b) Unit force required for deformation ©) Force réquired to stretch of spring 4) Force required for maximum deform ‘A vehicle having rectilinear motion moving with a velocity of 36 km/hr and acceler: uniformly to 72 km/hr over a distance of 200m, What would be|the acceleration? a) 0.75 m/s? b) 0.75 mis* o)1.75 m/s? d) 1.75 m/s* ‘Moment of inertia of a rectangle af base (b) and height (h) about an axis a) bho/4 b) bn/I6 eo) bh d) bh7/12. Free body diagram refers \ | a) Isolated joints of the structure b) Isolated joints with all forces , including intemal as well as external acting o: c) Showing only reactions of the Structure | d) Showing reactions and displacements without concerning the joint In cantilever beam 2) Deflection at the fixed end b) No deflection or rotation at the fixed end ©) Maximum bending moment at the free end d) Maximum shear force at the free end {KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination mm February/March, 2018 HS es Level: BE. Course: CIEG 203 Year lt Semester :{ Time __: 2 hrs. 30 mins. : FM. 40 Attempt ALL questions, i Draw Shear Force Diagram and Bending Moment Diagram for the beam shown if Figure. | and also locate the point of contraflexure. [10] 50 KN sn ible ipe ee pe es Figute 1 Determine the member forces of the given truss shown in Figure 2. Also State the nature of forces. (Show the results in tabular form).Draw clearly free body diagrams for each joints. (8) eg iton 3. Determine the moment of inertia of the plane area shown in Figure 3, about its centroidal : i 4 (6) is. Figure 3i State laws of dry friction. A’ pan of a spring scale, show determine the maximum def Draw clearly free body Define ine General the collar has an unde teleased ftom rest posi (24 Drew, pleat height of 2 m onto , pact t0 be perfec he spring isk 5. The spring ati F 3 Ib/in. if the co: moved 6 jn. to psi KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY # End Semester Examination March/April 2017 Level : BLE. Course : CIEG 203 Year ll Semester: | Exam Roll No. : Time : 30 mins. EM. :10 : 7 Registration No.: pine APE 10 20 SECTION “A” [20 Q.x0.5=10 marks} 1. Theunit of a couple is a) N/m? b)Nm | c) N-m dn 2, The resultant of two forces P and Q acting at an angle @ makes an arigle B with P, Then B is given by a) tanB=(Q sin 0)/( P + Q cos 8) b) tanB=(P sin 0/( P+ Q cos'8) c) tanB=(P sin 0)/( P -Q cos 0) * d) tanf=(Q sin 8)/( P - Q cos 8) 3. The resltant of three coplanar concurrent forces can be determined using a) Lami’s theorem b) Polygon of forces ©) Parallelogram law d) Triangle law 4. Ablock of 60N is placed on a horizontal plane. The block is about to slide when a horizontal force of 20 N is applied to the block, The angle of friction is a) 19.80 b) 21.80 0) 23.50 4) 25.50 5. A ladder rests on-a smooth ground against a rough wall, The force of friction acts a) away from the wall at the upper end ) towards the wall at the upper énd c) upward at the upper end d) downward at the upper end 6. The area moment of inertia of a plane is the a) First moment of area b) Second moment of inertial mass c) Third moment of inertial mass d) Second moment of area 7. Aslender bar is kept along x-axis. Its mass MI about y-axis is a) ML/2 b) ML7/2 c) ML/12 d) ML6 8. ‘The centre of gravity of a quadrant of a circle lies along its central radius at a distance of ~ a)03R b)O4R )0.5R d)0.6R 9. A body falls down from a height h under the action of gravity. The velocity attained by it is a) gh b) 2gh c) V(2gh) d) V(gh)a) Scalar quantity: ) vector quantity. a) Static equilibrium ©) Kinetics of rigid bodies: el A railway engine weighing 600 kN of 10 mis. The force exerted on the a) 3116N b) 4116N ‘The work done on a body called the principle of a) work energy ©) work kinetic energy - In adirect impact, a 10 kg-ball m ball comes to rest after collisior a) 10. ms D In a Simple Harmonic Motion, a) oscillation . , b).ampli If two springs are connected €) Their stiffness are equal 4) Their tensions are equal the particle posses“ a) Maximum Kinetic Energ b) Maximum Kinetic c) Minimum Kinetic EnerKATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination. March/April 2017 APR 10 2017 Level Course: CIEG 203 Year Semester: 1 Time :2 hrs. 30 mins, FM, :40 SECTION Attempt ALL questions, 1a) Two forces act on the hook shown in figure (a) below. Specify the magnitude of F2 and . lts.coordinate direction angles of F2 that the resultant-force Fr.acts along the positive y axis and has magnitude of 800 N, (4) £150,510 mm) figure (a) ‘ figure (b) b) Three cables are attached to the bracket as shown in figure (b). Replace the forces with an equivalent force-couple system at A. uve t4] 2.a) Find the moment of inertia of a hollow section shown in figure below about an axis passing through its centre of gravity or parallel X-X axis. ‘ 4] clic x He 200mm ¥ 100 mi ¥ Ei =150mm | 300 mm ©) An effort of 200 N is required just to move a certain body up an inclined plane of angle 15° the force acting parallel to the plane. If the angle of inclination of the plane is made 20? the effort required, again applied parallel to the plane, is found to be 230 N. Find the weight of the body and the coefficient of friction. 4]) b) Draw the bendingmoment and Sm. It carries two concentrated ‘A cord is wrapped around th in 200 Nas shown in figure below. of 70 mm. Knowing m, angular acceleration of th \F the block. Repeat body diagrams in 8)KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February / March 2016 evel :B.E- PO RAR OO Course: CIEG 203 5 RAR CAR: 2016 Semester: [ xam Roll No: Time: 30 mins. FM :10 eqitation No. ea SECTION “A” [20 Qx 0.5 = 10 marks] Two forces act an angle of 120°. Ifthe greater force is 50 kg and their resultant is perpendicular to the smaller force, the smaller force is a) 20kg b) 25 kg ©) 30 kg d) 35 kg ‘The forces which meet at one point and have their lines of action in different planes are called a) Intersecting forces ) Coplanar non -concurrent forces o) Non coplanar concurrent forces 4) Non coplanar non concurrent forces ‘The height at which the end of a rope of length / should be tied so that a man pulling at the other end may have greatest tendency to overturn the pillar, is a) b) 2 o) Na d) 231 ‘A uniform rod 9m long weighing 40kg is pivoted at a point 2m from one end where a weight of 120kg is suspended. The required force acting at the end in a direction perpendicular to the rod to keep it equilibrium, at an inclination 60° with horizontal, is a) 40k, b) 60kg, o) 10kg 4) 100kg The centre of gravity of a quadrant ofa circle lies along its central radius ata distance of a) 03R b)04R )05R d)0.6R MLL ofa solid sphere, is 5 ‘ a) Me b)23MP ) 2/SMr d) fra The following is not a law of static friction : 4) The force of friction always acts in a direction opposite to that in which the body tends to move ) The force of friction is dependent upon the area of contact ©) The force of friction depends upon the roughness of the surface ¢) The magnitude of the limiting friction bears @ constant ratio to the normal reaction between two surfaces A stone is projected upwards from the foot of a tower Gin high with a velocity of 25m/s and at the same time another etone is dropped from the top ofthe tower. The two stones cross each other efter a) 1 sec b) 2 sec co) 3 sec d) 4 sec sticle moving along the circumference of a circle with a uniform speed, is directed b) Tangentially at that point a) Towards the centre The acceleration of a pat a) Radially ©) Away from the centre10, 12, 14, 17. 18. 19. 20. jon, While passing through the mean position maple harmonic mot a) Maximum K.B. and minima PE. bY Maximum K-E. and'maximum PE ¢) Minimum K.E. and maximum PB, 4) Minimum K.E. and minimum PE. A particle executes Sin particle is proportional to b) Displacement d), Direction tn simple harmonic motion, acceleration of @ a) Rate of change of velocity ©) Velocity ar velovtie, the centripetal acceleration of moving body Ifvand o are linear and angul: path of radius r, will be a) dvr ©) lo” dor floor attains the height of bo: tf aball which is dropped from a height of 2.25m on a smooth floor Im, the coefficient ofthe restitution between the ball andthe floor a) 0.25 b) 0.50 ©) 0.75 d) 10 ‘The resultant ofthe forces acting on a body will be 2er0iftie body a) Rotates b) Moves with variable velocity in a straight line c) Moves along a curved path 4) Does not move at all produces an acceleration of | m/sec? ina mass of one kg, is called The force a) Dyne b) Newton, ¢) Joule d) Erg The unit of impulse, is a) Ke.m/sec b)Kg.m/sec* c) Kg.mlsec® d) Kg.-misec* Rll ‘Total number of instantaneous centres of a machine having 1 links, is a) nl2 bya (0-1) 4d) a(n-1)/2 the C.G. ofa thin hollow cone of height f, above its base lies on the axis, ata height of a) h3 by h/4 ©) 2h/3 d) 3n/4 ‘The motion ofa particle is described by the relation x-t"— 10 t + 30, where is in mettes and (is The total distance travelled by the particle from t=0 to f=10 seconds would be a) 0 »)30m 50m 4) 60m The displacement of a particle which moves along a straight line is given by S=4¢ +3¢ -10 wher setes and tin seconds. The time taken by the particle to acquire a velocity of 18nvs from rest 2) 05sec b) I see 0) 1.5 sec 4) 2secKATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination February / March 2016 Course : CIEG. 203 HB NAW Zulb Semester: [ FM. _:40 ECTION n eng ea i Particles A, B, C and their respective masses are 5 kg, 6 kg and 7kg. The particles expressed in m/s are, va= 2i - 2j + 5K, vp = -#i + 8), and vc = -6i -j + 4k. momentum of the system and center of the system. (8] lock is supported by spring arrangement as shown. ’ is moved vertically downward from its equilibrium position and released. ‘that amplitude of motion is 45 mm. Determine and frequency of motion um velocity and maximum acceleration. (8)20N) are placed on an incline as ge A, and 0.173 between the inclu ween sare in contact when released. Determine: ) force exerted by package A on package 8 a the'p a) The acceleration of each 150°, 4, a) Drawthe BMD and SFD for the beam shown “50 kil _ anne Sie i . cate the C.G. and find the moment of inertia along point © for the shown figure. 200mm 100mm. 50mm 150mm,gn shown, bat AB has an angular velocity of 4 rad/sec clockwise. Determine the: angular rs BD and DE. {8} [+4]NDU UNIVERSITY Semester Exai ination 7" Pre Tech. ebruary/Mareh, 2019 eri Course: MATH 207 Year M___— SER a Laub Semester : f Exam Roll No. Time: 30 mins, Fi Miapie e200 ee Registration No.: Date eB | oe (10.Q. x 1 =10 marks} fill in the blank space(s) by the most appropriate answers): ; 3 pouve.foad ah y The degree of the differential equation x72 + (2) =0is 2, The Laplace inverse of ———— s=G 3, Thesolution of the equation = 1+ y?, y(0)=Ois__— a ment of the coinples number (1+ 1)? == EAE ga aa 5, The partial differential equation xtc, + yy = 0 is parabolic if OOM BE 6. ex integral § sing dz = Lad Nery 7. _ 1FB,() bee Legendre polynomial of d two functions e* and e i 8 The Wron: a The complex function f(z) = z? js contormal everywhere in the complex plane except af the point(s) where z 10. The orthogonal trajectories of the curve xy = cs constant. SECTION “B” [10.Q. x1 = 10 Marks} Fill the blank space(s). DO NOT TICK. by choosy the most appropriate answers from among the given ones. MH LGF(E)} = FCs). then L{e“* £() = Fs), Fs +a); F(s—a)] F(s) (a 12. The partial differential equation Me = c?uy; isa one dimensional equation, [ wave; heat; Laplace: Poisson] 13, The redius of convergence of the power series Sn-o(—1)"2" is 3 : i 5 ©]20. ire ydy = 0 is note ential equation of the form M(C&iy)4 ama 7) ae ng factor of the equation |S = f(x). then the integratin ax) [ e-S/eoar, ol Made, eo OM, The principal value in the general power (~1)' is Lea; er: f= (y OSE Sh thet). ise jae 1 zi i id ene The model equation of an RLC-eleetric circuit isk 7 + Bae voltage at time ¢, then the circuit is said to be critically damped if lewton’s law of heeting on re of the object and the of the object ihe when C;lz- 1] = 2 (Clock art: mesevel jeat rime. KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY End Semester Examination FEB 18 February/March, 2019 iiaie! 208 E,/B.Tech, a Course : MATH 207 2 hs. 30 mins. Semester : ae FM. :55 (3Q x 7=21 marks) na ae Hoatsfor. fhe complex faction {2 y) + iv(x,y) bean analytic Se ha u(x, y) and v(x, y) are harmonic. Show that the function v(x,y) = x? — y" is harmonic, and hence find its conjugate harmonic function. (+244) OR State and prove Cauchy Residue theorem. Use this theorem to evaluate the complex integral a | area where C:|z — 1| = 3(Counterclockwise). {1+2+4] Classify the second order partial differential equation A ttye + 2B try + Cty = FC Ys Uy Uz, Uy) where A, B and C ere functions of x and y or constants, Clas fy the 0} equation jimensional iiieen a ge =O Use where a? is 4 constant, and hence find its normal form, and solve it. +5) Derive the characteristic equation of the second order homogeneous sntial equation of the form i j y, ay aby =0 catego where «and b are constants, and hence discuss the different cases tor general solution, Find the general solution of the differential equation ‘ dened i‘ oy r6—+t12y=0 (2+3 +2] 7 aaa SECTION “D” SECTION “D- (6.Q.x4=24 Marks) State first shifting theorem for Laplace transform. Use this theorem to find the Laplace transform ofe™® sin 20. oR State Convolution theorem frg oko functions f (€) and g(),and hence compute ef « e-*. tate ConvolutiFind the radius of convergence of the power series nga a= (n+ 0! n=0 2 dy |) eee Solve the Buler Cauchy equation x? £2 + 3x52 + = 3%" int? a cs|2-U= 1 cone Evaluate the Complex integral §. G53 al heat equat If u(x,t) = e-**© sin 4x is a solution of one dimension: suitable a. Let P,(x) be a Legendre polynomial of degree m, and the Rodrigue fo B(x) = a a ae 1%, n= OG Use this Rodrigue formula to find the Legendre polynomial P(x). SECTION “E” (5. Q°« 2 = 10 Marks] Prove that cos hiz = cosz. place'of ———— Ge Find the inve: Find th:KATHM | Marks scored | IVERSITY Ois * elliptic; mixed type] (parabolic; hyperbolic; 2 7 The degree ofthe differential equation p?| <* | =|1+ 2) is a Plier es Os 2 a ‘The mass spring balance model without damping force, and external force is given , Where m the mass of a block is attached in spring constant and x(t) is the displacement of the block from its equilibrium positi mx"—ke'= 0, mx"+ ke = 0. mx"—ke=0) [mx"+ kx =0- iz ‘The singular point z = Oof the function /(z)= oo ‘i of the type {reguler; removable; essential; simple pole] The solution u(x, y) of the partial differential equation u, =Ois ties ys function of x; function of y] Wn The Laplace transform of ¢'”is i ee I Wei Py 338 The orthogonal trajectories of the curve y =¢ x? ‘ y » where cis.a constant, gives a family (parabolas; eli pees circles]ATHMANDU UNIVERSITY Semester Examination February/March, 2018 |: B, E/B, SeJB. Teh Cou MATH 207 u 4 Semester : | Dns. 30 mins ce SECTION “C™ (3 Q x 7=21 marks] State the Cauchy integral theorem. Use this theorem to prove that if /(2)is analytic in a simply connected domain D, then the integral of f(z)is independent of path in D. Evaluate the contour integral in z2+e? § SBZHE az, where C; Seere dz, where C (Counterclockwise) (2+3+2] OR If f(2)=uCx.y) +iv(x. ») is analytic in a domain D, then prove that the first order partial derivatives of arandea onion eae SAGeey ne Cahcliy RGR enor ere ay a yy OF ‘Also show that the function f(z) = sin z satisfies the Cauchy-Riemann equations. [5+2] Define the classification of a second order partial differential equation ACE, ity, + 2B I May # Cle = FE IMM Ds, Classify the partial differential equation, #4u,, +4u, =0, and solve it using d’Alembert’s method (2+5] Derive the characteristic equation of a second order homogeneous differential equation yiajtay(x)+b yx) =0 where a and b are constants. Ifthe characteristic equation of this second order homogeneous differential equation has real and equal roots, say 7, then show that the general solution of this differential equation is of the form y(x) =(c, + xe,)e™ where ¢ and c,are arbitrary constants. Find the general solution of the second order homogeneous differential equation 4y"(x)—20y (x) + 25) =0- [2+3+2} SECTION “ (6Q. x4=24 marks) =1 (Clockwise) 24 oars Evaluate, 6 dz, C Evaluate $ Re 22 dz, C:|z|=1 (Counterclockwise)cos x, whi ce transform method to solve the initial value prob yo+3y(o- 4) =et, VO If wissindependent of @, show that the polar form of u,, *¥ A thermometer, reading 10°C, is brought into a room whose tem thermometer reading is 18°C. How long will it take until the Solve the non-homogeneous Euler-Cauchy equation x7 y"(e) = SECTION “E” (5Q. «2= 10 marks] Use first shifting theorem to find the Laplace inverse of- sa (say? Find the solution u(x, y) of the partial differential equation 1, = equation, If P,(3) is @ Legendre polynomial of degree m, then show thal Solve the differential equation (x+y +1) =1 ' a Show that the function f(z) = 2?is analytic.