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DOOOOOONT SPREEEEEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A solid circular steel section of diameter 100mm has a polar moment of inertia
of__​.

6​ 4
4.9x10​ mm​

6​ 4
9.8x10​ mm​

6​ 4
78.5x10​ mm​

6​ 4
157.1x10​ mm​

Calculate the location of the elastic neutral axis (in mm) of a triangular beam having a
base of 300mm and a height of 600mm measured from the base.

100

200

300

400

Which of the following statement is correct?


increase in ductility reduces strength of member

reduction in ductility increases strength of member

increase in ductility does not affect strength of member

reduction in ductility reduces strength of member

Under LRFD, why do we need to apply load factors on service loads?

to have more economical design


to reduce member capacities
to make design more conservative
to bring members to its limit state

Poisson's ratio is the principle used in equations related to the deformation of axially loaded
material that in the deformation of axially loaded members, the ratio of the lateral to the
longitudinal strain is _________

.
constant

zero

equal to 1

variable

An American standard section with two flanges and a web, with only ​one axis ​of symmetry.

wide flange

channel

angular

built up

_______ is the ability of a material like steel to absorb energy and is characterized by the area
under a stress-strain curve.

Toughness

What is serviceability?

It refers to condition when structure is not usable

It refers to services offered in the structure


It means that the structure should perform satisfactorily under different loads, without discomfort
to user

It means that structure should be economically viable

Which of the following is ​NOT​ a method of analysis prescribed in the code for steel structures?

Hinge Analysis

Dynamic Analysis

Elastic Analysis

Plastic Analysis

Ratio of the shearing stress to shearing strain during the elastic behavior

Modulus of Elasticity

Modulus of Resilience
Modulus of Toughness

Modulus of Rigidity

A W21x62 section has an overall ​nominal ​depth​ of ___millimeters.

21

92

530

62

What is limit state?

Acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements before failure occurs

Acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements after failure occurs

Acceptable limits for safety after failure occurs

Acceptable limits for serviceability after failure occurs


Which of the following properties are affected due to addition of carbon and manganese to
steel?
(i) tensile strength and yield property (ii) Ductility (iii) Welding (iv) Corrosion resistance

i and ii only

i and iii only

i, ii, iii

i and iv only

Steel is an alloy consisting of iron and ________.


chromium

magnesium

carbon

silica

The ____ of the material is a stress that lies between the proportional limit and the upper yield
point. Up to this stress, the specimen can be unloaded without permanent deformation.

Elastic limit

It is defined as the ratio of the stress along an axis to the strain along that axis in the range of
stress in which Hooke's law holds.
Modulus of Elasticity

Modulus of Resilience

Modulus of Toughness

Modulus of Rigidity

Identify the principle used in equations related to the deformation of axially loaded material, that
the stress is proportional to the strain within the elastic region.

Young’s Modulus

Hookes Law

Poisson’s ratio

Euler’s Principle

If you want to improve steel's resistance to corrosion, this element shall be added.
Carbon

Manganese

Sulphur

Copper

Which of the following is true about built up section?

Built up members are less rigid than single rolled section

Single rolled section are formed to meet required area which cannot be provided by built up
members

Built up members can be made sufficiently stiff

Built up sections are not desirable when stress reversal occurs


_______ is a steel treatment that involves soaking of steel at a high temperature, above the
recrystallization phase, followed by a rapid cooling​ process to obtain certain desirable
material properties
QUENCHING

The centroidal moment of inertia of a rectangular section having a width “b” and depth “d” is:

bd2/12

bd3/12

bd3/3

bd2/3

What is the maximum carbon content of structural steel?

1.0%

0.6%

3.0%

0.15%
What is Load Factor?

ratio of working load to ultimate load

product of working load and ultimate load

product of working load and factor of safety

ratio of ultimate load to working load


It is the strength at which a material begins to deform plastically

yield strength

rupture strength

allowable tensile strength

ultimate tensile strength

It is also known as the second moment of area.

centroid
moment of inertia
polar moment of inertia
radius of gyration
Which of the following is the property of high carbon steel?

high toughness

reduced ductility

high strength

reduced strength

Modulus of Elasticity of structural steel in GPa.

200

200000

29000

29000000

 
Compute the shear modulus of a steel in ksi if E=29,000 ksi and the poisson’s ratio is
0.302.​ Express your answer in 2 decimal places. 

11136.71

G = E / 2(1+u)

Calculate the ultimate concentrated load in KN based from the following service loads:
DeadLoad=45.8KN and Live Load= 11.9KN. Express your answer in 2 decimal places

Calculate the ultimate concentrated load in KN based from the following service loads:
DeadLoad=44.6KN and Liveload= 11.9KN. Express your answer in 2 decimal places.

72.56

1.2(DD)+1.6(LL)
74?

A Wide Flange section has a depth of 575mm, flange width of 176.2mm and moment of Inertia
Iy=13.6x106 mm4. Calculate its section modulus, Sy in mm3? Express your answer in whole
number.

A Wide Flange section has a depth of 575mm, flange width of 176.2mm and moment of
6​ 4​ 3​
Inertia Iy=13.6x10​ mm​ . Calculate its section modulus, Sy in mm​ ? Express your answer
in whole number.

Iy/(fw/2)
154370.0341
154370.0341
A ​Wide Flange​ section has a depth of 581mm, flange width of 155.6mm and moment of
6​ 4​ 3​
Inertia Iy=15.1x10​ mm​ . Calculate its section modulus, Sy in mm​ ? Express your answer
in whole number.

194087.4036
194087.4036

154370.0341 = 154370
Iy/(fw/2)

Calculate the elastic section modulus in mm^3 about y-axis of the WF section with the following 
properties: A= 6,663mm^2, d= 449.58mm, rx= 178.4mm ry= 37mm, tw= 7.83mm, bf= 144.7mm, tf= 
10mm. Express your answer in whole number. 

A(ry^2) = Iy
Iy/(bf/2) = Sy
Iy =​ 9121647
Sy = ​126076.669 ​= 126076

Calculate the elastic section modulus in mm^3 about y-axis of the WF section with the following
properties: A= 6,619mm^2, d= 449.58mm, rx= 178.4mm ry= 34.2mm, tw= 7.83mm, bf=
155.3mm, tf= 10mm. Express your answer in whole number.
Sy?

A(ry^2)=Iy
Iy/(bf/2)=Sy
Iy = 7741847.16
Sy = 99701.83078 = 99702

Calculate the elastic section modulus in mm^3 about y-axis of the WF section with the following 
properties: A= 6,607mm^2, d= 449.58mm, rx= 178.4mm ry= 39mm, tw= 7.83mm, bf= 172.3mm, tf= 
10mm. Express your answer in whole number. 
 
A(ry^2)=Iy
Iy/(bf/2)=Sy
Iy = 10049247
Sy = 116648.253 = 116648 yie <3
Sy = 116648.253 = 116648
 
 

Calculate the centroidal moment of inertia on major axis lx in mm4 of the given I-shaped section
with the follow dimensions d = 330mm bf=227mm tf = 10.3mm and tw=17.8mm Express your
answer in whole number
4​
Calculate the centroidal moment of inertia on major axis, Ix in mm​ of the given I-shaped section 
with the following dimensions: d=352mm, bf=211mm, tf=17.5mm, and tw=10.9mm. Express your 
answer in whole number.

4​
Calculate the centroidal moment of inertia on major axis, Ix in mm​ of the given I-shaped section 
with the following dimensions: d=295mm, bf=207mm, tf=16.4mm, and t w=21.7mm. Express your 
answer in whole number. 
 
A channel section C15 x 50 has the following properties: A 9484mm 2 , d = 381mm, bf =
94.4mm, Ix = 168.2x10^6 mm4. Calculate its section modulus, Sx in mm 3

a. 641.6x10^3
b. 905.4 x 10^3
c. 1193.2 x 10^3
d. 882.9x10^3

Given a square steel section with side dimension of 141 mm, calculate its radius of gyration in
mm? Express your answer in 2 decimal places

Given a square steel section with side dimension of 120mm, calculate its ​radius of
gyration​ in mm? Express your answer in 2 decimal places.

34.64

A design philosophy that a member is selected that has cross-sectional properties that are
large enough to prevent the maximum applied axial force, shear or bending moment from
exceeding an allowable or permissible value.

    WSD

    USD

    ASD
    LRFD

________ is the ability of a material like steel to undergo large inelastic deformation
without failure.

DUCTILITY

Arrange the regions of engineering stress-strain curve in order from right to left as in graph

    strain softening region, strain hardening region, yield plateau, linear elastic
region

    strain hardening region, strain softening region, linear elastic region, yield plateau

    strain softening region, yield plateau, linear elastic region, strain hardening region

    strain hardening region, linear elastic region, yield plateau, strain softening region   

_________ is the maximum energy that the material can absorb per unit volume before it
becomes permanently deformed. It is the area under the stress-strain diagram up to the
yield point.
MODULUS OF RESILIENCE

Which of the following is a disadvantage of Steel?


    High strength per unit mass

    High durability

    Fire and corrosion


resistance

    Reusable   

Which of the following statement is correct?

    Single angle members are used where members are subjected to reversal of stresses

    Double angle members are used in towers

    Single angle members are used as web members in trusses

    Double angle members are used as web members in trusses   

It is the largest unit stress that a structural steel achieved in a tension test.

    yield strength

    rupture strength

    allowable tensile strength


    ultimate tensile strength

Which of the following criteria is to be satisfied in selection of member in limit state method?

    Factored Load > Factored Strength

    Factored Load ≤ Factored Strength

    Factored Load ≥ Factored Strength

    Sometimes Factored Load < Factored Strength (or) Factored Load > Factored Strength   

What is the parent section of MT20x122 


M40X244 
 
It is a manufacturing process of steel where molten steel is taken from an electric arc
furnace and poured into a continuous casting system where the steel solidifies but is never
allowed to cool completely. 

    hot rolling?

    cold forming

    annealing
    tempering

Which of the following is correct criteria to be considered while designing?

    Structure should be aesthetically pleasing but structurally unsafe

    Structure should be cheap in cost even though it may be structurally unsafe

    Structure should be structurally safe but less durable

    Structure should be adequately safe, should have adequate


serviceability    

__________________ is the ​root mean square distance of the object's parts from either its ​center of mass or a given
axis

radius of gyration

A W21x62 section has a nominal weight of ___ kg/m.

    21

    92

    530

    62
Question 31 
A steel bar of ​31 mm diameter is stressed in a testing machine. At a certain instant, the applied force ​P=
100kN ​while the measured elongation of the rod is ​0.323 mm in a 186 mm gage length and the diameter’s
dimension is decreased by 0.0171 mm.​ Calculate the poisson’s ratio. Express your answer in 4 decimal places.

A Wide Flange section has a depth of 557mm, flange width of 161.5mm and moment of
6 4​ 3​
Inertia Iy=13.7x10​ mm​ . Calculate its section modulus, Sy in mm​ ? Express your answer

in whole number.

169,659.4427 ???

Iy/(fw/2)
 

Calculate  the  elastic  section  modulus  in  mm^3  about  y-axis  of  the  WF  section  with  the  following 
properties:  A=  6,605mm^2,  d= 449.58mm, rx= 178.4mm ry= 49.4mm, tw= 7.83mm, bf= 153.5mm, tf= 
10mm. Express your answer in whole number. 

A(ry^2)=Iy
Iy/(bf/2)=Sy

ly= 16118577.8 

sy=210014.043 

 
 
4​
Calculate the centroidal moment of inertia on major axis, Ix in mm​ of the given I-shaped section 

with the following dimensions: d=274mm, bf=217mm, tf=21.6mm, and tw=13.8mm. Express your 
answer in whole number. 

Calculate the ultimate concentrated load in KN based from the following service loads:
DeadLoad=31.3KN and Liveload= 13.1KN. Express your answer in 2 decimal places.

58.52?? 
 
 
 
A steel bar of ​d=33 mm​ diameter is stressed in a testing machine. At a certain instant, the applied force P=
100kN while the measured elongation of the rod is​ l1=0.296 mm​ in a ​l=288 mm​ gage length and the
diameter’s dimension is decreased by ​d1=0.0167 mm​. Calculate the poisson’s ratio. Express your answer in
4 decimal places.

d=33 mm
d1=0.0167 mm
l=288 mm
l1=0.296 mm

(d1/d) / (l1/l)

 
 
TENSION MEMBERS
 

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An angle bar with equal legs with 16.7 mm thickness used as tension member is
connected with 20-mm-diameter bolts. Both legs of the angles are connected. The pitch
distance between two staggered bolts center to center is 50mm and the distance of the
bolts on both legs from the corner of the angle is 63.5mm. Use A​g = 2,079 mm^2, F​y =

248 MPa and F​u = 400 MPa. Determine the ​critical effective net area of the angle in
mm^2​. Express your answer in 2 decimal places.
An angle bar with equal legs with ​16.9 mm thickness used as tension member is connected with
20-mm-diameter bolts. Both legs of the angles are connected. The pitch distance between two staggered bolts
center to center is 50mm and the distance of the bolts on both legs from the corner of the angle is 63.5mm.
Use A​g = 2,079 mm^2, F​y = 248 MPa and F​u = 400 MPa. Determine the critical effective net area of the angle
in mm^2. Express your answer in 2 decimal places.

A​g​ = 2,079​ ​s=50; g=63.5 x 2; d=20; t=16.7;

Wg = Ag/t
An=Ag-2(20+4)16.7+(50^2)/4(127)

An=(Wg-2(20+4)+(50^2)/4(127)) X 16.7
What is gross section yielding?

    considerable deformation of the member in longitudinal direction may take place


before it fractures, making the structure unserviceable

    considerable deformation of the member in longitudinal direction may take place before it
fractures, making the structure serviceable

    consideFrable deformation of the member in lateral direction may take place before it
fractures, making the structure unserviceable

    considerable deformation of the member in lateral direction may take place before it
fractures, making the structure serviceable

A steel plate ​300mm x 10mm thick is riveted by two rivets placed at a staggered position. The
net area of the steel plate computed is ​2625 mm^2​, when two rivets are spaced horizontally at a
distance of ​62 mm and having a diameter of rivet hole of ​25 mm​, determine the ​vertical distance
between​ the two rivets in mm. Express your answer in 1 decimal place.

2625=(300)(10)-2(27x10)+((62^2/4(x))x10) ung 27 galing sa 25+2


42.7

A  steel  plate  375mm  x  16mm  thick  is  bolted  by  four  bolts  placed  symmetrically  to form a single lap 
joint.  The  bolts  are  spaced  horizontally  at  a  distance  of  140mm  and  vertically  at  a  distance  of 
150mm.  If  the  diameter  of  bolt  is  20  mm,  calculate  the  ​net  area  in  mm  considering  the  staggered 
path of failure in 2 holes. 

    4155

    5232

    4925.7

    5754.7
An A36 axially loaded 20mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate using
5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa & Fu=400MPa for the
steel plates. Given a=56mm, b=88mm, c=95mm, x=99mm, y=85mm and z=58mm.
Calculate the allowable tensile strength (ASD) in ​KN based on ​Gross Section
Yielding (GSY)​.​ Express your answer in 2 decimal places. 

Ag=A+b+c+100 *thk 

Pn=(Fy x ag) / ohm(1.67) 

_______ is defined as the longitudinal center to center spacing between two consecutive staggered 
holes in a tension member.  

    pitch distance

    gage distance

    edge distance

    staggered distance

Which section to be considered in the design for the net area of flat?

    1-5-6-3

    2-7-4

    1-5-7-4
    1-5-7-6-3   

In 1922, he proposed that when deducting the area corresponding to a staggered hole, use
2​
a reduced diameter, given by d’=d- [s​ /4g]. Who is he?

    Cochrane

    Hooke

    Euler

    Poisson

_______ is defined as the transverse center to center spacing between two consecutive staggered 
holes in a tension member. 

    pitch distance

    gage distance

    edge distance

    staggered distance

The resistance factor for tension in structural steel in gross section yielding is:

    0.75

    0.65

    0.90

    0.85   
The value of shear lag factor for wide flange sections in tension with bf/d ≥2/3.

    1.0

    0.9

    0.85

    0.7   

The shear lag effect _____ with increase in connection length

    increases

    reduces

    does not change

    doubles   

Bearing stress limit state on tension connection is a function of ________.

    length of steel plate

    net area of steel plate

    gross area of steel plate

    bolt diameter   

Which of the following is not correct about gusset plates?

    gusset plate is provided to make connections at place where more than one member is to
be joined
    plate outlines are fixed to meet minimum edge distances for bolts used for connection

    lines of action of truss members meeting at a joint should not coincide

    size and shape of gusset plates are usually decided from direction of members meeting at
joint   

Under Allowable Stress Design (​ASD​), what is the safety factor used for tension for​ yielding
of the gross section?

    1.67

    2.0

    0.75

    0.9

A steel plate 375mm x 16mm thick is bolted by four bolts placed symmetrically to form a
single lap joint. The bolts are spaced horizontally at a distance of 140mm and vertically at a
distance of 150mm. If the diameter of bolt is 20 mm, calculate the ​design tensile strength in
KN based on ​net section fracture considering a straight vertical path of failure ​Use 
Fy=248MPa and Fu=400MPa 

    1339.2

    1569.6

    2092.8

    1488
The resistance factor for tension in structural steel in gross section yielding is:

    0.75

    0.65

    ​0.90

    0.85   

A steel plate 375mm x 16mm thick is bolted by four bolts placed symmetrically to form a
single lap joint. The bolts are spaced horizontally at a distance of 140mm and vertically at a
distance of 150mm. If the diameter of bolt is 20 mm, calculate the ​design tensile strength in
KN based on ​gross section yielding​.​ ​Use Fy=248MPa and Fu=400MPa 

    1339.2

    1569.6

    2092.8

    1488

What is block shear failure?

    failure of fasteners occurs along path involving tension on one plane and shear on
perpendicular plane along fasteners

    failure of member occurs along path involving tension on one plane and shear on
perpendicular plane along fasteners

    failure of member occurs along path involving tension on one plane and shear on parallel
plane along fasteners
    failure of fasteners occurs along path involving tension on one plane and shear on parallel
plane along fasteners   

The maximum SR of main members in tension is _______. ​300

Staggering of holes __________ the load carrying capacity of tension member

    reduces

    improves

    does not affect

    halves   

____________​ is a limit state that should be accounted for during the design of steel
tension members. This failure mechanism combines a tensile failure on one plane and a
shear​ failure on a perpendicular plane.

    gross section yielding

    net section fracture

    block shear rupture

    bearing stress failure

What is SR of a tension member?

    ratio of its least radius of gyration to its unsupported length


    ratio of its unsupported length to its least radius of gyration

    ratio of its maximum radius of gyration to its unsupported length

    ratio of its unsupported length to its maximum radius of gyration   

What is net section rupture failure?

    rupture of member when the cross section reaches yield stress

    rupture of member when the cross section reaches ultimate stress

    rupture of member when the cross section reaches less value than yield stress

    rupture of member when the cross section is reaches very less value than ultimate stress  

2. The strength of tensile members is not influenced by : 


a) length of connection 
b) net area of cross section 
c) type of fabrication 
d) length of plate
An angle bar 125x125x11 mm tension member is connected with 20-mm-diameter bolts with hole diameter 22

mm as shown in the figure. Both legs of the angles are connected. Use F​y​ = 248 MPa and F​u​ = 400 MPa.
Determine the allowable strength based on gross section yielding.`

    586.79 kN

    464.03 kN
 

    748.44 kN
 

    390.4 kN
 
In the connection shown, A572 (F​y = 345MPa, F​u​= 448MPa) steel is used for the tension member, A36 (F​y =

248MPa, F​u = 400MPa) steel is used for the gusset plate, and the holes are 22 mm in diameter. Determine the

​ ​n = 0.6F​uA
nearest design block shear strength of the gusset plate. Use R ​ + Ubs
​ nv ​ ​F​uA ​ <
​ nt ​ 0.6F​yA ​ +
​ gv
U​bs​F​u​A​nt
    695 kN

    367 kN

    415 kN

    549 kN 

A  Wide  Flange  section  used as a bottom chord of a Warren truss is used as a tension member. 


Calculate  the  actual  maximum  slenderness  ratio  of  the  member  given  the  following 
2 4 4
properties:  L=  3.5feet,  A=  2.47in​   ,  Ix=  12.395in​   ,  Iy=  3.475in​   .  Express  your  answer  in  2 

decimal places.  

L/Square root of (Iy/A) 

FOR ALLOWABLE TENSILE STRENGTH (ASD) BASED ON GSY 

Ag = (100+a+b+c) x t 
Pn=Fy(Ag) Pu=Pn/1.67 

(50+x)(t)(2) 

 
An=(100+a+b+c-4(18+4)+((y+z)^2/4(a))+((z)^2/4(b))+((y)^2/4(c))xthk 

 
Pn=Fu(An)  
Pu=Pn(.75) 
 
 
 
 
Under Allowable Stress Design (ASD), what is the safety factor used for tension for fracture
of the net section?

    1.67

    2.0

    0.75

    0.9

   

   

   

     

 
 

The Pn (resistance factor*nominal strength) of tension member is

    minimum of strength due to gross yielding, net section rupture, block


shear

    maximum of strength due to gross yielding, net section rupture, block shear

    strength due to gross yielding and net section rupture

    strength due to block shear and net section rupture

 
 
 
390.4

 
 
In the connection shown, A572 (F​y = 345MPa, F​u​= 448MPa) steel is used for the tension member, A36

(F​y = 248MPa, F​u = 400MPa) steel is used for the gusset plate, and the holes are 22 mm in diameter.
Determine the nearest design strength of the tension member based on net section fracture using shear
lag factor of 0.85.

    741 kN
 

    667 kN
 

    496 kN
 

    556 kN
 

2​
What is the net section area in cm​ of steel plate 48cm wide and 11mm thick with one bolt if
diameter of ​bolt hole​ is 18mm? Express your answer in 2 decimal places.
*cm yung hanap --- palitan yung mm ng cm para madali 1=0.1
(48-(1.8+0.2))1.1
An A36 axially loaded 12mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate
using 5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa &
Fu=400MPa for the steel plates. Given a=67mm, b=99mm, c=67mm, x=76mm,
2 ​
y=68mm and z=63mm. Calculate the ​net area in mm​ on  Path  ​ABE  ​? Express your
answer in 2 decimal places.
An=(100+a+b+c-3(18+4)+((x)^2)/4(a))+((x)^2/4(b+c)) x thk
A992 (grade 50) W18x35 steel section is used for the tension member shown in the figure. The bolts are 1 inch in

diameter. The WF section is to be connected to a ​0.55inch-thick gusset plate. Fu=65MPa. WF properties are

A=10.3in, d=17.7in, tw=0.3in, bf=5.98in, tf=0.43mm. Calculate the ​shear lag factor​. Express your answer in 3

decimal places.

(tw/2)+inc-thk = x bar

3+3.5 = l

(U=1-(xbar/ l)
An A36 axially loaded 10mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate using
5pcs 22mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa & Fu=400MPa for the
steel plates. Given a=59mm, b=81mm, c=66mm, x=74mm, y=77mm and z=74mm.
Considering the green shaded area to be in Block Shear Rupture (BSR), where its nominal

block shear strength can be calculated using R​n​=0.6FuA​nv​+U​bs​FuA​nt​ . Calculate the ​net

2​
area​ along shear surfaces, ​A​nv in
​ mm​ . Express your answer in whole number.

Anv=(a+b+c-.5(22+4)) x THK x 2

 
Calculate the design tensile strength in KN due to gross section yielding of an angle section
133x45x18mm of steel connected with a gusset plate.​ Express your answer in 2 decimal 
places. 
133x45x18mm >>>> axbxc therefore a=133 b=45 c=18

(A x C) + ((B-C) x C) = Ag = ​2880 
Pn=Fy x Ag  
Fy=248 
Pu=Pn(0.9) = ​642.816 
 
120x48x16 = Pu = ​542.8224

An A36 axially loaded 20mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate
using 5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa &
Fu=400MPa for the steel plates. Given ​a=96mm, b=89mm, c=81mm​, x=90mm,
y=67mm and z=58mm. Calculate the design tensile strength (LRFD) in KN based
on Net Section Fracture (NSF) on Path ACDE. Express your answer in 2 decimal
places.

Yung 18 sa dulo thickness yon, palitan yon based sa given


Pn=Fu(An)  
Pu=Pn(.75) 
 
An A36 axially loaded 13mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate
using 5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa &
Fu=400MPa for the steel plates. Given a=81mm, b=58mm, c=98m, x=80mm,
2 ​
y=84mm and z=91mm. Calculate the net area in mm​ on  Path  ​ABE  ​? Express your

answer in 2 decimal places.

An=(100+a+b+c-3(18+4)+((x)^2)/4(a))+((x)^2/4(b+c)) x thk
An A36 axially loaded 19mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate using 5 pcs 20mm
diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy=248MPa & Fu=400MPa for the steel plates. Given
a=60mm, b=86mm, c=72mm, x=56mm, y=78mm, z=60mm. Considering the green shaded area to
be in Block Shear Rupture (BSR). where its nominal block shear strength can be calculated using
2
R​n​=0.6FuA​nv​+U​bs​FuA​nt​. Calculate the net area along tension surface. ​A​nt in
​ mm​
Express your answer in whole number.

(a+b+c-(20+4))xThk

An A36 axially loaded 17mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate using
5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa & Fu=400MPa for the
steel plates. Given a=58mm, b=62mm, c=80mm, x=81mm, y=83mm and z=50mm.
2​
Calculate the gross area in mm​ . Express your answer in whole number. 
 

(100+A+B+C) X THK 
5100
A Wide Flange section used as a bottom chord of a Warren truss is used as a tension member. 
Calculate the actual maximum slenderness ratio of the member given the following properties: L= 
2​ 4​ 4​
3.1feet, A= 2.9in​ , Ix= 14.085in​ , Iy= 2.127in​ . Express your answer in 2 decimal places. 
 
3.62 
 
A Wide Flange section used as a bottom chord of a Warren truss is used as a tension member. 
Calculate the actual maximum slenderness ratio of the member given the following properties: L= 
2​ 4​ 4​
4.5feet, A= 3.83in​ , Ix= 14.953in​ , Iy= 2.958in​ . Express your answer in 2 decimal places. 
 
5.12 
 
An A36 axially loaded 23mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate using
5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa & Fu=400MPa for the
steel plates. Given a=53mm, b=50mm, c=57mm, x=77mm, y=67mm and z=63mm.
2​
Calculate the net area in mm​ on Path A
​ BE ​?​ Express your answer in 2 decimal places.

5423.86

An A36 axially loaded 19mm thick tension member is connected to a gusset plate using
5pcs 18mm diameter rivets arranged as shown. Use Fy= 248MPa & Fu=400MPa for the
steel plates. Given a=83mm, b=76mm, c=91mm, x=96mm, y=65mm and z=78mm.
2​
Calculate the net area in mm​ on Path A
​ BE ​?​ Express your answer in 2 decimal places.
6185.55
5860

A steel bar of ​d=33 mm​ diameter is stressed in a testing machine. At a certain instant, the applied force P=
100kN while the measured elongation of the rod is​ l1=0.296 mm​ in a ​l=288 mm​ gage length and the
diameter’s dimension is decreased by ​d1=0.0167 mm​. Calculate the poisson’s ratio. Express your answer in
4 decimal places.
A steel bar of 45 mm diameter is stressed in a testing machine. At a certain instant, the applied force P=
100kN while the measured elongation of the rod is 0.325 mm in a 179 mm gage length and the diameter’s
dimension is decreased by 0.0193 mm. Calculate the poisson’s ratio. Express your answer in 4 decimal places.
d=45 mm
d1=0.0193 mm
l=179 mm
l1=0.325 mm
(d1/d) / (l1/l)

0.23621
A992 (grade 50) W18x35 steel section is used for the tension member shown in the figure.
The bolts are 1 inch in diameter. The WF section is to be connected to a 0.41inch-thick
2​
gusset plate. Fu=65MPa. WF properties are A=10.3in​ , d=17.7in, tw=0.3in, bf=5.98in,
tf=0.43mm. Calculate the shear lag factor. Express your answer in 3 decimal places.

(tw/2)+inc-thk = x bar

3+3.5 = l

(U=1-(xbar/ l)

.915

0.913846

A steel plate 300mm x 10mm thick is riveted by two rivets placed at a 


staggered position. The net area of the steel plate computed is 2625 mm^2, 
when two rivets are spaced horizontally at a distance of 58 mm and having a 
diameter of rivet hole of 25 mm, determine the vertical distance between the 
two rivets in mm. Express your answer in 1 decimal place. 
50.96969697 or 51

4​
Calculate the centroidal moment of inertia on major axis, Ix in mm​ of the given I-shaped section 

with the following dimensions: d=279mm, bf=187mm, tf=20.9mm, and tw=20.9mm. Express your 
answer in whole number. 

 
 
145580072.4 
3093073063 
 
4​
Calculate the centroidal moment of inertia on major axis, Ix in mm​ of the given I-shaped section 

with the following dimensions: d=290mm, bf=237mm, tf=24.5mm, and tw=17mm. Express your 
answer in whole number. 
 
X =106.25 
 
11271636.67 
2​
A Channel section C15x50 has the following properties: A=9484mm​ , d=381mm,
6​ 4​ 3​
bf=94.4mm, Ix=168.2x10​ mm​ . Calculate its section modulus, Sx in mm​ ?

    3
641.6x10​

    3
905.4x10​

    3
1193.2x10​

    3
882.9x10​    

IX . (381/2)

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