RCC Structures Design Enlarged head of a supporting column of a flat slab is technically known as Supporting end of the column Capital Top of the column Drop panel Supporting end of the column Capital Top of the column Drop panel ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design With usual notations the depth of the neutral axis of a balanced section, is given by t/mc = (d + n)/n mc/t = (d - n)/n mc/t = n/(d - n) t/mc = (d - n)/n t/mc = (d + n)/n mc/t = (d - n)/n mc/t = n/(d - n) t/mc = (d - n)/n ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design Thickened part of a flat slab over its supporting column, is technically known as Capital Drop panel None of these Column head Capital Drop panel None of these Column head ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design If the length of a combined footing for two columns l meters apart is L and the projection on the left side of the exterior column is x, then the projection y on the right side of the exterior column, in order to have a uniformly distributed load, is (where x̅ is the distance of centre of gravity of column loads). y = L - (l - x̅) y = L/2 + (l - x̅) y = L/2 - (l + x̅) y = L/2 - (l - x̅) y = L - (l - x̅) y = L/2 + (l - x̅) y = L/2 - (l + x̅) y = L/2 - (l - x̅) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design The self-weight of the footing, is Not considered for calculating the area of the footing Not considered for calculating the upward pressure on footing Both (b) and (c) Also considered for calculating the upward pressure on footing Not considered for calculating the area of the footing Not considered for calculating the upward pressure on footing Both (b) and (c) Also considered for calculating the upward pressure on footing ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design The number of treads in a flight is equal to Risers plus one Risers in the flight None of these Risers minus one Risers plus one Risers in the flight None of these Risers minus one ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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