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1. Static equilibrium - a body acted

upon by a bal-
anced force sys-
tem is in equilibri-
um
- resultant is equal
to zero
- action and re-
action forces be-
tween two parti-
cles are always
equal and oppo-
sitely directed
2. Resultant Is a single force, a

couple, or a force
and a coupe which
acting alone will
produce the same
effect as the force
system
3. Principle of transmissibility States that the ex-

ternal effect of a
force on a body
acted upon is in-
dependent of the
point of applica-
tion of the force
but the same for
all points along its
line of action.
4. Force system Is an arrangement

of any two or more
forces that act on
a body or on a
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group of related
bodies.
5. Free body diagram A sketch of a

body showing the
forces exerted by
other bodies on
the one being con-
sidered.
6. Axial deformation Load is acting par-

allel to member
axis.
Stress is uniform
for homogenous
sections.
Due to tension -
tends to elongate
the body
Due to compres-
sion - tends to
shorten the body
7. Bending Stress due to a

bending moment
about the perpen-
dicular axis of the
member.
8. Shear Stress due to

a load acting
perpendicular to
member axis
9. Torsion Stress due to mo-

ment about the
member axis
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10. Bearing Stress due to di-

rect contact be-
tween two bodies
11. Truss Is an articulat-

ed structure com-
posed of links or
bars assumed to
be connected by
frinctionless pins
at the joints and
arranged so that
an area enclosed
within the bound-
aries of the struc-
ture is subdivided
by the bars into
geometric figures
which are usually
triangles.
12. For roofs: Types of truss

1. Pratt truss
2. Howe truss
3. Fink truss
4. Modified fink truss
5. Bowstring truss
6. Crescent truss
For bridges:
1. Through pratt truss
2. Through howe truss
3. Deck warren truss
4. Through warren subdivided
5. K-truss
6. Lattice/panker/baltimore
13. Pratt truss Type of truss
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14. Howe truss Type of truss
15. Fink truss Type of truss
16. Modified fink truss Type of truss
17. Bowstring truss Type of truss
18. Crescent truss Type of truss
19. Parker truss Type of truss
20. Baltimore truss Type of truss
21. Through warren Type of truss
22. K-truss Type of truss
23. Lattice truss Type of truss
24. Through pratt truss Type of truss
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25. Through howe truss Type of truss
26. Deck warren truss Type of truss
27. 1. Method of joints Methods of ana-

2. Method of sections lyzing truss struc-
tures
28. Determinate structure Is a structure in

which the reaction
components and
internal stresses
can be complete-
ly determined us-
ing the equations
of static equilibri-
um.
29. Indeterminate structure Is a stable struc-

ture in which the
reaction compo-
nents and internal
stress cannot be
solved complete-
ly using the equa-
tions of static equi-
librium.
30. Degree of indeterminacy Refers to the num-

ber of unknowns
over and above
the equations of
static equilibrium.
31. L/240 Allowable deflec-

tion for mem-
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bers supporting
or attached to
non-structural ele-
ments not likely to
be damaged by
large deflection

tion for mem-
bers not support-
ing or attached to
non-structural ele-
ments likely to be
damaged by large
deflections (im-
mediate deflection
due to live load
only)

tion for mem-
bers carrying flat
roofs not support-
ing or attached to
non-structural ele-
ments likely to be
damaged by large
deflections.

tion for members
roof or floor con-
struction support-
ing or attached to
non-structural ele-
ments likely to be
damaged by large
deflections.
35. Types of frames

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1. Rigid or semi rigid frame
2. Frame with shear truss
3. Frame with shear wall
4. Frame with shear truss/outrigger
5. Frame with shear wall/outrigger
6. Exterior diagonalized tube
36. 1. Purlin Types of beams

2. Rafter according to its
3. Lintel function
4. Joist
5. Stringer
6. Girder
7. Spandrel
8. Grade beam
9. Shaft
37. Purlin A type of beam ac-

cording to function
which carries the
roof load between
trusses or raters
38. Rafter A type of beam ac-

cording to function
which is usually a
sloping beam car-
rying the reaction
of purlins.
39. Lintel A type of beam

according to func-
tion which car-
ries the masonry
across the open-
ing made by a
door or window.
40. Joist A type of beam

according to func-
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tion which is
a closely spaced
beams supporting
the floor of a build-
ing.
41. Stringer A type of beam ac-

cording to function
which is similar to
a joist, it carries
the flooring of a
bridge.
42. Girder A type of beam

according to func-
tion which is a
large-sized beams
usually carrying
the floor beams.
43. Spandrel A type of beam

according to func-
tion which spans
between columns
and support the
floors and curtain
walls.
44. Grade beam A type of beam

according to func-
tion which lower-
most spandrel of
a building that has
no basement
45. Shaft Circular beam that

transmits power
to the machinery.
Also carries tor-
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sion in addition to
shear and flexure.
46. 1. Compact Classifications of

2. Non-compact steel sections
3. Slender
47. Fb = 0.66Fy Allowable flexural

stress for compact
sections
48. Fb = 0.60Fy Allowable flexur-

al stress for
non-compact sec-
tions
49. Fb < 0.60Fy Allowable flexural

stress for slender
sections
50. Fv = 0.40Fy Allowable shear

stress for steel
sections
51. 1. Lap splice Riveted and bolt-

2. Butt splice ed connections
3. Triple-plate shingle splice
4. Triple-plate shingle splice
52. Lap splice Riveted and bolt-

ed connections
53. Butt splice Riveted and bolt-

ed connections
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54. Triple-plate shingle splice Riveted and bolt-

ed connections
55. Triple-plate shingle splice Riveted and bolt-

ed connections
56. 1. Vertical Classifications of

2. Horizontal weld
3. Flat
4. Overhead
57. 1. Bead Types of weld

2. Groove
3. Fillet
4. Plug and slot
58. 1. Square butt joint Types of groove

2. Square tee joint weld (used for tee
3. Single-vee butt joint and butt joints)
4. Single-bevel tee joint
5. Double-vee butt joint
6. Double-bevel tee joint
7. Single-U butt joint
8. Single-J tee joint
9. Double-U butt joint
10. Double-J tee joint
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59. Square butt joint Types of groove
weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
60. Square tee joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
61. Single-vee butt joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
62. Single-bevel tee joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
63. Double-vee butt joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
64. Double-bevel tee joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
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65. Single-U butt joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
66. Single-J tee joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
67. Double-U butt joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
68. Double-J tee joint Types of groove

weld (used for tee
and butt joints)
69. 1. Convex fillet weld Types of fillet

2. Concave fillet weld (used for lap joint
splices)
70. Convex fillet weld
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Types of fillet
(used for lap joint
splices)
71. Concave fillet weld Types of fillet

(used for lap joint
splices)
72. Standard symbol of weld Standard symbol

of weld
73. Bead Standard symbol

of weld
74. Fillet Standard symbol

of weld
75. Groove weld - square Standard symbol

of weld
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76. Groove weld - V Standard symbol

of weld
77. Groove weld - bevel Standard symbol

of weld
78. Groove weld - U Standard symbol

of weld
79. Groove weld - J Standard symbol

of weld
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80. Plug/slot Standard symbol

of weld
81. Field weld Standard symbol

of weld
82. Weld all around Standard symbol

of weld
83. Flush Standard symbol

of weld
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84. Standard symbol of weld (arrows) Standard symbol

of weld (arrows)
85. Arrow-side weld Standard symbol

of weld (arrows)
86. Other-side weld Standard symbol

of weld (arrows)
87. Both-sides weld Standard symbol

of weld (arrows)
88. Compound welds Standard symbol

of weld (arrows)
89. Concrete Is a mixture of

sand and gravel
held together in a
rock like mass with
a paste of cement
and water
90. Reinforced concrete Is a combina-

tion of concrete
and steel where-
in the steel re-
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inforcement pro-
vides the tensile
strength lacking in
the concrete
91. 1. Pedestal or short compression blocks Three categories

2. Long or slender column of columns
3. Short column
92. Pedestal or short compression blocks Category of col-

umn which height
is less than three
times the least di-
mension
93. Long or slender column Category of

column which
strength is sig-
nificantly reduced
due to slender-
ness
94. Short column Category of col-

umn which failure
is initiated by ma-
terial failure
95. 1. Tied Types of columns

2. Spiral
3. Composite
96. 4 Minimum number

of bars for rectan-
gular reinforced
concrete column

of bars for triangu-
lar reinforced con-
crete column
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of bars for circu-
lar reinforced con-
crete column
99. 1.5 bd or 40mm Clear distance of

longitudinal bar
(reinforced con-
crete columns)
100. 200mm Minimum dimen-

sion of reinforced
concrete columns
101. 10mmØ Tie diameter

for longitudinal
bar 32mmØ and
smaller
102. 12mmØ Tie diameter

for longitudinal
bar larger than
32mmØ
103. 16 times longitudinal bar diameter, 48 times diameter Maximum spacing

of ties, or the least lateral dimension of the column. between ties
104. 25mm Minimum clear

spacing of spirals
(reinforced con-
crete columns)
105. 75mm Maximum clear

spacing of spirals
(reinforced con-
crete columns)
106. 1. Bearing wall system

2. Building frame system
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3. Moment-resisting frame system Building frame
4. Dual system systems, basic
5. Cantilevered column building system structural systems
6.Shear wall-frame interactive system
107. Bearing wall system A structural sys-

tem without a
complete verti-
cal load-carrying
space frame.
108. Building frame system A structural sys-

tem with an es-
sentially complete
space frame pro-
viding support for
gravity loads
109. Moment-resisting frame system A structural sys-

tem with essential-
ly complete space
frame providing
support for gravity
loads
110. Dual system Is a combina-

tion of moment-re-
sisting frames &
shear walls or
braced frames.
111. Cantilevered column building system A structural sys-

tem relying on
cantilevered col-
umn elements for
lateral resistance
112. Shear wall-frame interactive system A combination of

shear walls and
frames designed
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to resist later-
al forces in pro-
portion to their
relative rigidities,
considering inter-
action between
shear walls and
frames on all lev-
els
113. 1. Strength Reinforced con-

2. Rigidity crete structures in
3. Toughness high seismic risk
must have:
114. 1. Serviceability limit state Performance cri-

2. Control limit teria of RC
3. Survival limit state members resisting
earthquake
115. Serviceability limit state A performance

criteria of RC
members resist-
ing earthquake
wherein material
remains in the
elastic range and
no damage is ex-
pected;
Minor - Magnitude
1-4, <10 years
116. Control limit A performance

criteria of RC
members resist-
ing earthquake
wherein some
yielding may oc-
cur and may have
minor structural
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damage;
Moderate - Mag-
nitude 4-6, 10-20
years
117. Survival limit state A performance

criteria of RC
members resist-
ing earthquake
wherein inelastic
behavior and may
have major struc-
tural damage;
Major - Magnitude
7 and up, 100-500
years
118. 1. 1/5 the narrowest dimension between side forms; Nominal maxi-
2. 1/3 the depth of slab; mum size of
3. 3/4 the minimum clear spacing between individ- coarse aggregate
ual reinforcing bars or wires, bundles of bars, or shall not be larger
pre-stressing tendons or ducts than
119. 10°C, 7 days 2. Curing

10°C, 3 days 2.1. Concrete (oth-
er than high-early
strength) shall be
maintained above
[,blank,]°C and in
a moist condition
for at least the first
[,blank,] days after
placement
2.2. High-ear-
ly strength con-
crete shall be
maintained above
[,blank,]°C and in
a moist condition
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for at least the first
[,blank,] days
120. 4% Conduits and

pipes (including
their fittings) shall
not displace more
than [,blank,]% of
the area of cross
section when em-
bedded within a
column.
121. 1/3 Conduits and

pipes shall not
be larger in out-
side dimension
than [,blank,] the
overall thickness
of slab, wall, or
beam, in which
they are embed-
ded.
122. 3 diameters Conduits and

pipes shall be
spaced not clos-
er than [,blank,] di-
ameters on width
on center
123. schedule 40, 50mm, 3 diameters Conduits, pipes,

and sleeves may
be considered as
replacing struc-
turally in compres-
sion the displaced
concrete, provid-
ed:
a. They are not ex-
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posed to rusting or
other deterioration
b. They are of un-
coated or galva-
nized iron or steel
not thinner than
standard sched-
ule [,blank,] steel
pipes
c. They have a
nominal inside di-
ameter not over
[,blank,]mm and
are spaced not
less than [,blank,]
diameters on cen-
ters.
124. 40mm, 20mm (conduits and

pipes embedded
in concrete)
Concrete cover
shall not be less
than [,blank,]mm
for concrete ex-
posed to earth or
weather, or less
than [,blank,]mm
for concrete not
exposed to weath-
er or in contact
with ground
125. 0.002 times (conduits and

pipes embedded
in concrete)
Reinforcement
with an area not
less than [,blank,]
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times the area or
concrete section
shall be provided
normal to the
piping.
126. middle third Construction

joints shall be
located within the
[,blank,] span of
slabs, beams, and
girders.
127. 2 times Joints in girders

shall be offset a
minimum distance
of [,blank,] times
the width of inter-
secting beams.
128. bd, but not less than 25mm Minimum clear

spacing between
parallel bars in a
layer
129. 25mm between layers Minimum clear

spacing between
parallel bars in two
or more layers
130. 1.5bd, or 40mm Minimum clear

distance between
longitudinal bars
in spiraly rein-
forced or tied com-
pression mem-
bers
131. 3 times the wall or slab thickness, 450mm Maximum spacing

between primary
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flexural reinforce-
ment in walls and
slabs other than
conrete joist con-
struction
132. 4 bars Maximum bars in

bundled bars
133. 36mmØ Bars larger than

[,blank,] shall not
be bundled in
beams
134. 40bd stagger Individual bars

within a bundle
terminated within
the span of flexur-
al members shall
terminate at dif-
ferent points with
at least [,blank,]bd
stagger
135. equivalent total area bar diameter of

bundled bars
136. 75mm [Minimum con-

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete cast
against ad perma-
nently exposed to
earth

crete cover for
cast in place con-
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crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er - 20mm to
36mm db

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er - 16mm dband
smaller

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete not ex-
posed to weather
or in contact with
ground:
1. Slabs, walls,
joists
45mm to 60mm db

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete not ex-
posed to weather
or in contact with
ground:
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1. Slabs, walls,
joists
36mm db and
smaller

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete not ex-
posed to weather
or in contact with
ground:
2. Beams,
columns
primary reinforce-
ment, ties, stir-
rups, spirals

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
Concrete not ex-
posed to weather
or in contact with
ground:
3. Shells, folded
plate members
20mm db and larg-
er

crete cover for
cast in place con-
crete (non pre-
stressed)]
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Concrete not ex-
posed to weather
or in contact with
ground:
3. Shells, folded
plate members
16mm db and
smaller

crete cover for pre-
cast concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
1. Wall panels
45mm and 60mm
db

cast concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
1. Wall panels
36mm db and
smaller

cast concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
2. Other members
45mm and 60mm

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cast concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
2. Other members
20mm to 36mm db

cast concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
2. Other members
16mm db and
smaller

cast concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
1. Slabs, wall, and
joists
45mm and 60mm
db

cast concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
1. Slabs, wall, and
joists
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36mm db and
smaller
151. db, but not less than 15mm and need not exceed [Minimum con-
40mm crete cover for pre-
cast concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
2. Beams,
columns
primary reinforce-
ment

cast concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
2. Beams,
columns
ties, stirrups, spi-
rals

cast concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
3. Shells, folded
plate members
20mm db and larg-
er
154. 10mm
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[Minimum con-
cast concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
3. Shells, folded
plate members
16mm db and
smaller 10mm

stressed concrete]
Concrete cast
against and per-
manently exposed
to earth

stressed concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
Wall panels, slabs,
joists

stressed concrete]
Concrete exposed
to earth or weath-
er
Other members

stressed concrete]
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Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
1. Slabs, walls,
joists

stressed concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
2. Beams,
columns
primary reinforce-
ment

stressed concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
2. Beams,
columns
ties, stirrups, spi-
rals

stressed concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
3. Shells, folded
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plate members
16mm db and
smaller
162. db but not less than 20mm [Minimum con-

stressed concrete]
Concrete not ex-
posed to earth
or in contact with
ground
3. Shells, folded
plate members
other reinforce-
ment
163. 1 in 6 Maximum slope of

inclined portion of
an offset bar with
axis of column
164. 150mm Maximum dis-

tance of lateral
ties or spirals from
points of bend
165. 75mm or greater Where a col-

umn face is off-
set [,blank,]mm or
greater, longitudi-
nal bars shall not
be offset bent.
Separate dowels,
lap spliced with
the longitudinal
bars adjacent to
the offset column,
faces, shall be pro-
vided.
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166. 10mmØ Minimum diame-
ter of spirals for
cast-in-place con-
struction
167. 75mm Maximum clear

spacing between
spirals
168. 25mm Minimum spacing

between spirals
169. 1 1/2 Anchorage of spi-

ral reinforcement
shall be provided
by [,blank,] extra
turns of spiral bar
or wire at each
end of a spiral
170. 48db, 300mm Spiral reinforce-

ment shall be
lap spliced by
[,blank,]db, but
not less than
[,blank,]mm or
welded
171. 2 times In columns with

capitals, spirals
shall extend to
a level at which
the diameter or
width of capital is
[,blank,] times that
of the column
172. ASTM A 615M Billet steel bars
173. ASTM A 616M Rail steel bars

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174. ASTM A 617M Axle steel bars
175. ASTM A 82 Plain steel wire
176. 10mmØ Diameter of later-

al ties for longitu-
dinal bars 32mmØ
or smaller
177. 12mmØ Diameter of later-

al ties for longitu-
dinal bars 36mmØ
and bundled bars
-16db od longitudi-
nal bars
-48db of tie bars
-least dimension
of compression
members
178. 150mm Ties shall be

arranged that no
bar shall be far-
ther than [,blank,]
clear on each side
along the tie
179. 1/2 Ties shall be locat-

ed vertically not
more than [,blank,]
a tie spacing
above the top of
footing or slab in
any story.
180. 75mm Where beams or

brackets frame
form 4 directions
into a column, ter-
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mination of ties
not more than
[,blank,]mm below
reinforcement in
shallowest of such
beams or brackets
shall be permitted.
181. 1/4 the span length of the beam Width of slab

8 times the slab thickness effective as a
1/2 the clear distance to the next web T-beam flange on
each side of the
web shall not ex-
ceed:
182. 1/12 the span length of the beam For beams with
6 times the slab thickness a slab on one
1/2 the clear distance to the next web side only, the ef-
fective overhang-
ing flange width
shall not exceed:
183. 5 times the slab thickness, 450mm Maximum spac-

ing of transverse
reinforcement of
T-beams
184. 100mm Minimum width of

ribs in joist con-
struction
185. 3 1/2 times the minimum width of rib Minimum depth of

ribs in joist con-
struction
186. 750mm Clear spacing be-

tween ribs in joist
construction
187.
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1/12 the clear distance between ribs nor less than Minimum slab
40mm thickness over
permanent fillers
in joist construc-
tion
188. 1/12 the clear distance between ribs nor less than (Joist construc-
50mm tion)
Minimum slab
thickness when
removable forms
or fillers are used
189. 25mm greater than the total overall depth of the con- (Joist construc-
duits or pipes at any point tion)
Minimum slab
thickness where
conduits or pipes
are embedded
190. L/20 Minimum thick-

ness of non
pre-stressed solid
1-way slab, simply
supported

ness of non
pre-stressed solid
1-way slab, one
end continuous

ness of non
pre-stressed solid
1-way slab, both
ends continuous

ness of non
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pre-stressed solid
1-way slab, can-
tilever

ness of
non pre-stressed
beams or ribbed,
one-way slab, sim-
ply supported
195. L/18. Minimum thick-

ness of
non pre-stressed
beams or ribbed,
one-way slab, one
end continuous

ness of
non pre-stressed
beams or ribbed,
one-way slab,
both ends continu-
ous

ness of
non pre-stressed
beams or ribbed,
one-way slab, can-
tilever
198. 36mmØ Lap splices shall

not be used for
bars larger than
[,blank,]
199. 1/5, 150mm Bars spliced by

non-contact lap
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splices in flexur-
al members shall
not be spaced
transversely far-
ther apart than
[,blank,] the
required lap
splice length, or
[,blank,]mm
200. 600mm Splices shall be

staggered at least
[,blank,]mm
201. 0.60Fy Allowable stress-

es for tension in
structural steel in
terms of gross
area

es for tension
in structural steel
based on effective
net area

es for tension
on pin-connected
members based
on net area

es for tension on
eye bars on the
body area
205. Fb=0.66Fy Allowable stress-

es for flexur-
39 / 42
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al members with
compact sections
206. Fb=0.66Fy Allowable stress-

es for flexur-
al members with
non-compact sec-
tions
207. 2/3 (Pin-connected

members)
The minimum net
area beyond the
pinhole, parallel
to the axis of
the member, shall
not be less than
[,blank,] of the net
area across the
pinhole
208. 8 times (Pin-connected

members)
The width of the
body of an eye bar
shall not exceed
[,blank,] times its
thickness.
209. 7/8 times (Pin-connected

members)
Pin diameter shall
not be less than
[,blank,] times the
eye bar width
210. 0.8mm (Pin-connected

members)
Pinhole diameter
shall be no more
40 / 42
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than [,blank,]mm
greater than the
pin diameter
211. Diameter of the head (Eyebars)

Eyebars shall
be of uniform
thickness, with-
out reinforcement
at the pinholes,
and have circular
heads whose pe-
riphery is concen-
tric with the pin
hole. The radius of
the transition be-
tween the transi-
tion between the
circular head and
the eyebar body
shall not be less
than the [,blank,]
212. 8 times (Eyebars)

The width of the
body of an eyebar
shall not exceed
[,blank,] times its
thickness
213. 12mm (Eyebars)

If external nuts
are provided to
tighten pin plates
into snug con-
tact, the thickness
may be less than
[,blank,]mm only
214. 7/8 times

41 / 42
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(Eyebars)
The pin diame-
ter shall not be
less than [,blank,]
times the eyebar
width
215. 0.8mm (Eyebars)

The pinhole di-
ameter shall
be no more
than [,blank,]mm
greater than the
pin diameter
216. 5 times (Eyebars)

For steel hav-
ing a yield
stress greater
than 483MPa,
the hole diam-
eter shall not
exceed [,blank,]
times the plate
thickness and the
width of the eye-
bar shall be re-
duced accordingly
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1. Static equilibrium - a body acted

2. Resultant Is a single force, a

3. Principle of transmissibility States that the ex-

4. Force system Is an arrangement

5. Free body diagram A sketch of a

6. Axial deformation Load is acting par-

7. Bending Stress due to a

8. Shear Stress due to

9. Torsion Stress due to mo-

10. Bearing Stress due to di-

11. Truss Is an articulat-

12. For roofs: Types of truss

13. Pratt truss Type of truss

14. Howe truss Type of truss

15. Fink truss Type of truss

16. Modified fink truss Type of truss

17. Bowstring truss Type of truss

18. Crescent truss Type of truss

19. Parker truss Type of truss

20. Baltimore truss Type of truss

21. Through warren Type of truss

22. K-truss Type of truss

23. Lattice truss Type of truss

24. Through pratt truss Type of truss

26. Deck warren truss Type of truss

27. 1. Method of joints Methods of ana-

28. Determinate structure Is a structure in

29. Indeterminate structure Is a stable struc-

30. Degree of indeterminacy Refers to the num-

31. L/240 Allowable deflec-

32. L/360 Allowable deflec-

33. L/180 Allowable deflec-

34. L/480 Allowable deflec-

35. Types of frames

36. 1. Purlin Types of beams

37. Purlin A type of beam ac-

38. Rafter A type of beam ac-

39. Lintel A type of beam

40. Joist A type of beam

41. Stringer A type of beam ac-

42. Girder A type of beam

43. Spandrel A type of beam

44. Grade beam A type of beam

45. Shaft Circular beam that

46. 1. Compact Classifications of

47. Fb = 0.66Fy Allowable flexural

48. Fb = 0.60Fy Allowable flexur-

49. Fb < 0.60Fy Allowable flexural

50. Fv = 0.40Fy Allowable shear

51. 1. Lap splice Riveted and bolt-

52. Lap splice Riveted and bolt-

53. Butt splice Riveted and bolt-

54. Triple-plate shingle splice Riveted and bolt-

55. Triple-plate shingle splice Riveted and bolt-

56. 1. Vertical Classifications of

57. 1. Bead Types of weld

58. 1. Square butt joint Types of groove

60. Square tee joint Types of groove

61. Single-vee butt joint Types of groove

62. Single-bevel tee joint Types of groove

63. Double-vee butt joint Types of groove