ASSIGNMENT-II 7001: Advanced Structural Analysis Class: 4 B.Tech Civil (A&B) 1.

Derive equations of equilibrium in case of a three dimensional stress system. 2. Give constitutive laws for three dimensional problems of Isotropic materials and hence obtain material (Elasticity) matrix. 3. Explain plane stress and plane strain problems with examples. Give constitutive laws for these cases. 4. Derive all the shape functions and element stiffness matrix for a two noded axial element. 5. Derive the shape functions, strain displacement matrix and element stiffness matrix for a constant strain triangular element(CST) 6. Evaluate the shape functions N1, N2,N3 at the interior point P for the triangular element shown in fig.
3(5,7)

. .P(4,5.5)
2(7,4) 1(2,2)

7. Explain the following terms clearly: a) Global Coordinates b) Local Coordinates c) Natural co ordinates and d) Area co ordinates 8. Derive the expressions for natural co ordinates for a two noded element. i) ii) In terms of L1 and L2, when range is 0 to one In terms of , when range is -1 to 1

9. Derive expressions for natural co ordinates in a CST element. Show that they are nothing but area co ordinates.

CE 7002 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING II ASSIGNMENT - 2 1. Discuss various types of slopes failures 2. Discuss in detail method of slices for analyzing the finite slopes 3. Derive an expression for factor of safety of infinite slopes in cohesionless soil and cohesion friction soils 4. Discuss different types of shear failure in the case of shallow foundation 5 What is the effect of water table, depth and width of foundation on Bearing Capacity? 6. Derive an expression for bearing capacity of shallow foundation by Terazaghi with assumptions. 7. A 40 degree clay slope has a height of 5 m. Assume toe circle failure starting 1 m from the edge of the slope (at the top), calculate the shear strength required for the soil for a factor of safety of 1.50. Unit weight of the soil, 19.60 kN/m3. Assume Taylors Stability Number Sn = 0.1817. 8. A cutting is to be made in clay for which the cohesion is 0.40 kg/cm 2 and angle of internal friction = 0 degrees. The density of the soil is 20kN/m3. Find the maximum depth for a cutting of side slope 1.5: 1 if the factor of safety is to be 1.50. Take the stability number as 0.70. 9.Compute the safe bearing capacity of a circular footing 1.50 m wide at a depth of 1.50 metres in a soil with unit weight 18 kN/m3, Cohesion =\ 18 kN.m2 and angle of internal friction = 25 degrees. Bearing capacity factors for 25 degrees, Nc = 25, Nq = 12.5 and Nr = 10. The water table may rise upto 1.0 metres below the ground level. 10. A canal having side slopes 1:1 is proposed to be constructed in a cohesive soil to a depth of 5 m below the ground surface. The soil properties are cohesion = 12 kN/m2, angle of internal friction = 15 degrees and viod ratio, e = 1.0 and G= 2.65 using Talyors stability number, find the factor of safety with respect to cohesion against failure of the bank slopes for 1) canal full of water and 2)sudden drawdown of water in the canal.

CE 7003 WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING III ASSIGNMENT - II QUESTIONS (A & B SECTIONS) 1. Design a vertical drop weir on the basis of Blighs Theory for the following data obtained at the site. (a). Max. F. Discharge = 2585 cum cc (b). H.F.L before construction = 255.0m (c). B.L=248.0m (d/s bed lead) (d) F.S.L.of canal = 254.0m (e) Allowable afflux = 1m (f) Coefficient of creep C=12 Assume any other data not given If permeable exist gradient is 1/6, test the floor of the above weir by Khoslas theory and make changes if found necessary.

ASSIGNMENT-II 7004: TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING-II Class: IVB.Tech Civil (A&B) 1 a) Differentiate between pier and wharf b) Define Apron c) What are fender systems d) What are different types of Breakwaters e) List out various factors to be considered for selection of a harbor site f) What is capital dredging g) Differentiate between dry dock and wet dock h) Give the examples of harbors i) Differentiate between port and harbor j) Write the requirements of harbor 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a) Write the advantages of water transportation b) Write the disadvantages of water transportation What are different types of Break waters and explain with the help of neat sketches. Explain about fender systems Write the salient features of Transit shed Write a short notes on Wharf Structures Write a note on dredging Write a short notes on the following : a) Light House b) Dry and Wet dock c) Pier d) Container Ports

V.R.SIDDHARTHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 4\4 B.Tech 1st semester PRESTRESSED CONCRETE ASSIGNMENT-II QUESTIONS

CE 7005(1 of 2)

1. a). List the various factors that have influence on deflection of a prestressed concrete member. b). Distinguish clearly between short-term and long-term deflections of prestressed concrete beams. 2. A prestressed concrete beam of rectangular section is 125mm wide and 250mm deep has a span of 6m. The beam is provided with a straight tendon at uniform eccentricity of 40mm. The prestressing force is 190KN. Find the deflection at centre for the conditions of (i) Prestress + self weight of the beam (ii) Prestress + self weight of the beam + u.d.l of 3.75KN/m.
2. A concrete beam with a cross sectional area of 32 x 10 3 mm2 and radius of gyration of 72mm is prestressed by a parabolic cable carrying an effective stress of 1000N/mm2. The span of the beam is 8m. The cable, composed of 6 wires of 7mm dia, has an eccentricity of 50mm at the center and zero at the supports. Neglecting all losses and take Ec = 38 KN/mm2, find the central deflection of the beam as follows: (i) Self weight + prestress, and (ii) Self weight + prestress + live load of 2 KN/m. 3. A concrete beam with a rectangular section, 100mm wide and 300mm deep, is stressed by 3 cables, each carrying an effective force of 240 KN. The span of the beam is 10m. The first cable is parabolic with an eccentricity of 50mm below the centroidal axis at the centre of span and 50mm above the centroidal axis at the supports. The second cable is parabolic with zero eccentricity at the supports and an eccentricity of 50mm at the centre of span. The third cable is straight with a uniform eccentricity of 50mm below the centroidal axis. If the beam supports a uniformly distributed live load of 5 KN/m and E c = 38 KN/mm2, estimate the instantaneous deflection at the following stages: (i) Prestress + self weight of the beam, and (ii) Prestress + self weight of the beam + live load. 4. A rectangular concrete beam of cross-section 300mm deep and 200mm wide is prestressed by fifteen 5mm diameter wires located 65mm from the bottom of the beam and three 5mm wires, 25mm from the top. Assuming the effective stress in the steel as 840 N/mm2. (a) calculate the stress at the extreme fibers of the mid span section when the beam is carrying its own weight over a span of 6m, and (b) if a uniformly distributed working load of 6KN/m is imposed and the modulus of rupture of concrete is 6.5 N/mm2, obtain the maximum working stress in concrete and estimate the load factor against cracking. The density of concrete is 24kN/m3.

CE7005 (2of 2)
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An Unsymmetrical I Section has an overall depth of 2000mm. The top flange width & depth are equal; to 1200mm & 300mm. and the bottom flange width & depth are equal to 750mm & 200mm. the thickness of the web is 300mm. the tendons having a cross section area of 7000 mm2 and located 200mm from the socket. If the ultimate compressive strength of the concrete & the tensile strength of steel are 42 & 1750N/ mm2 and the tendons are effectively bonded to concrete. Estimate the flexural strength of the section by using IS Code method.

6. A post tension bridge with unbounded tendons is of box section of overall dimensions 1200mm wide & 1800mm deep with a wall thickness of 150mm. The high tensile steel has an area of 4000 mm2 and is located at an effective depth of 1600mm. The effective prestress in steel after all losses is 1000n/ mm2 and the effective span of the girder is 24m. If fck = 40N/ mm 2 and fp = 1600N/ mm2. Estimate the ultimate flexural strength of the section. 7. A double T- Section having a flange 1200mm wide & 150mm thick is prestressed by 4700 mm2 of high tensile steel located at a effective depth of 1600mm. the ribs have a thickness of 150mm each. If the cube strength of concrete is 40N/ mm2 & tensile strength of steel is 1600n/ mm2. Determine the flexural strength of the double T- Girder.

8. 2nd Assignment -7006 / Advanced Env. Engg. (Sec. A) 1.Define the following Biological Reactor, Mean Cell Residence time, Suspended growth system 2. Derivation of V/Q = (So-S1) / k X S1 3. Derivation of X = Y(So-S1) / (1+ Kd c) 4.What is the difference between Oxidation Pond and Oxidation Ditch 5.Discuss the design criterion of Oxidation ditch? 6.Design a continuous type Oxidation ditch to treat a domestic sewage flow of 2.5MLD for the following data. 5 BOD @ 200C of raw sewage 180mg/l Desired Effluent BOD 20mg/l SS in raw sewage 250 mg/l Desired SS in the Effluent 30 mg/l MLSS 5000mg/l Growth yield Coeff.(Y) 0.55 Micro organisms decay coeff. (kd) 0.03 Mean Cell Residence Time (c) 15days. 7.Explain about Aerated Lagoon 8.Design a Aerated Lagoon for the following data. Quantity = 1.5 MLD Influent BOD = 230 mg/l Eff. BOD = 40 mg/l ISS = 260 mg/l ESS= 50 mg/l VSS = 80% TS f = 0.7 x 106 Y = 0.55 Kd = 0.03 c = 15 days. Assume any other data if required.

2nd Assignment -7006 / Advanced Env. Engg. (Sec. B)

1.Define the following Biological Reactor, Mean Cell Residence time, Suspended growth system 2. Derivation of V/Q = (So-S1) / k X S1 3. Derivation of X = Y(So-S1) / (1+ Kd c) 4.What is the difference between Oxidation Pond and Oxidation Ditch 5.Discuss the design criterion of Oxidation pond? 6 Explain Algal Bacterial Symbiosis. 7.Design a Facultative Stabilization Pond to treat a domestic sewage flow of 1.0 MLD at place where the Latitude is 200 .BOD of raw sewage is 180mg/l. Suitable other required data may be assumed. Dr MVSRaju