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B.Tech. (Civil Engg.), (Sem.: Paper

The document contains a sample exam paper for the design of concrete structures course. It includes 9 total questions divided into 3 sections - Section A with 2 multiple choice questions, Section B with 4 short answer questions, and Section C with 2 long answer questions. The questions cover a range of topics in concrete design including column footings, mat foundations, domes, water tanks, retaining walls, and curved beams.

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B.Tech. (Civil Engg.), (Sem.: Paper

The document contains a sample exam paper for the design of concrete structures course. It includes 9 total questions divided into 3 sections - Section A with 2 multiple choice questions, Section B with 4 short answer questions, and Section C with 2 long answer questions. The questions cover a range of topics in concrete design including column footings, mat foundations, domes, water tanks, retaining walls, and curved beams.

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of Questions: 09]

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B.Tech. (Civil Engg.),(Sem.


DESIGN OF CONCRETE
SUB.TECT CODE: CE

- 6th)

STRUCTURES

-II

Paper ID : [A0622]
[Note: Please fill subject code and paper ID on O~R]

Time: 03 Hours

Maximum Mar}{s : 60 .

Instruction to Candidates:
1) 2) 3) Q1)
a) Section - A is Compulsory. Attempt any Four questions from Section - B. Attempt any 1\vo questions from Section - C.

Section - A (lOx2 =20) Theoretically, Is it necessary to continue all the steel in a reinforced column into a footing? What are the criteri(ito be considered? What are the assumptions in design of strap footing?
In the case of curved beams, the support sections are designed for ma,ximum negative bending moment and shear. Give your comments. With the aid of sketch, show the behaviour of vertical wall & heel slab, in case of counterfort retaining wall. List the loads you will account for design of Domes. Show plan and elevation of cantilever retaining wall. How can you reduce crack width in R.C. members subjected to t~nsion? What are the rules regarding distribution Qf secondary steel in members in direct tension and bending? . .
/

b) c)

d)

e) f) g) h)

i) j)

Name structural elements of an Intz type water tank. Describ4 atleast two functions of a shear key.

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Section

-B
(4 x.5 = 20)

Q2) Design.a pad footing (constant depth) for a rectangular column 30O?-x450 mm carrying an axial compressive load of 1500~kN.The safe bearing capacity

of soil is 120 kN/mz. Use M20 concrete and Fe 415 steel.

Q3) A building rests on ten columns, each 500 mm square, arranged in two tows of five each, the c/c distance between the columns being 6m in both the directions.The CQrner columns carry aload of 1000'kNeach and other columns carry 1500 kN.. Design a mat foundation for the system, considering beam, . below columns, the spacing between beams along rows being 2m. Use M20
& Fe 415. Take SBC ='80 kN/mz.

Q4) Design a con.icalroof for a hall having a diameter 0(10 m. The rise of dome issqch that angle at base = 30~.Assume LL = 2500 N/mz. Take allowable
stress in tension in concrete

Stress in steel both in tension & compression = 120 MPa. Q5) A rectangular tank 5m wide, 10m long and 4m deep has its walls rigidly connected Uointed) at the vertical edges and pin jointed at horizontal edges. The tank is supported on all sides under the wall. Design the tank using M30
. concrete.
.

= 2MPa

and cOlnpression in concrete 7=5MPa.

Q6) What are the stability checks in case of retaining walls? Explain the method of designing a shear key for the wall. Section - C

(2 x 10 =20)

Q7) Design- a beam slab combined footing for two columns AI (400 mm square

with 4 number ~5 mm
bars) supporting

</J

bars) and Az (450 mm square with 4 No 28 mm </J

axial loads afPI

= 750

kN and Pz =875-kN respectively. The

. column Az is an exterior column whose exterior face is flush with property line. The centre to centre distance between AI and A2 is 4.81TI. Allowable soil pressure at the base of footing = 180 kN/mz. Use M 30 grade of concrete for column and M25 for'footing. Fe 415 may be used througlJout.

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Q8) An abutment qf a bridge is a reinforced concrete retai.ning wall of unifOllli thickness without counterforts. It supports 4.5 In of filling weighing 15 kN/ ~fl3and having an angle of 30. The filling carries a live load equivalent of 15 kN/m2 and vertical reaction due to bridge on the wall is 85 kN/m run. Design the retaining wall if the depth of foundation is 1.5 m. Use M20 grade concrete and MS bars.

Q9) How the beams curved in plan differ frOln other beams? Derive the equations for Bending Moment, Twisting Moment and Shear Force for a beam circular in plan and supported on columns. Take suitable number of colunllis.

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