RCC Structures Design The modular ratio ‘m’ of a concrete whose permissible compressive stress is ‘C’, may be obtained from the equation. m = 1400/3C m = 2800/3C m = 700/3C m = 3500/3C m = 1400/3C m = 2800/3C m = 700/3C m = 3500/3C ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design A part of the slab may be considered as the flange of the T-beam if It is built integrally with the beam Flange has adequate reinforcement transverse to beam All of the listed here It is effectively bonded together with the beam It is built integrally with the beam Flange has adequate reinforcement transverse to beam All of the listed here It is effectively bonded together with the beam ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design In case the factor of safety against sliding is less than 1.5, a portion of slab is constructed downwards at the end of the heel slab, which is known as A cut-off wall A rib A key All listed here A cut-off wall A rib A key All listed here ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design The maximum shear stress (q) in concrete of a reinforced cement concrete beam is Shear force/(Lever arm × Width) (Shear force × Width)/Lever arm Width/(Lever arm × Shear force) Lever arm/(Shear force × Width) Shear force/(Lever arm × Width) (Shear force × Width)/Lever arm Width/(Lever arm × Shear force) Lever arm/(Shear force × Width) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design Though the effective depth of a T-beam is the distance between the top compression edge to the centre of the tensile reinforcement, for heavy loads, it is taken as 1/12th of the span 1/16th of the span 1/10th of the span 1/8th of the span 1/12th of the span 1/16th of the span 1/10th of the span 1/8th of the span ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
RCC Structures Design For a continuous floor slab supported on beams, the ratio of end span length and intermediate span length, is 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.9 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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