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This section includes 13 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Design Steel Structures knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
Match the following values of limiting b/t or d/t ratio for various cases |
A. | i-A, ii-B, iii-C, iv-D |
B. | i-D, ii-C, iii-A, iv-B |
C. | i-C, ii-D, iii-B, iv-A |
D. | i-D, ii-C, iii-B, iv-AView Answer |
Answer» C. i-C, ii-D, iii-B, iv-A | |
2. |
Which of following statement is correct? |
A. | elastic buckling stress may be decreased by using longitudinal stiffeners |
B. | elastic buckling stress may be decreased by using intermediate stiffeners |
C. | elastic buckling stress may be increased by using intermediate transverse stiffeners |
D. | elastic buckling stress is not affected by intermediate or longitudinal stiffeners |
Answer» D. elastic buckling stress is not affected by intermediate or longitudinal stiffeners | |
3. |
The elastic buckling stress for thin flat plate of length L, depth d and thickness t simply supported along four edges and loaded by bending stress distribution is given by |
A. | fcr = π2E/k[12(1-μ2)(d/t)2]. |
B. | fcr = π2E/k[12(1+μ2)(d/t)2]. |
C. | fcr = kπ2E/[12(1+μ2)(d/t)2]. |
D. | fcr = kπ2E/[12(1-μ2)(d/t)2]. |
Answer» E. | |
4. |
The buckling coefficient for thin flat plate free along one longitudinal edge is given bya) k = 0.425 + (b/a)b) k = 0.425 + (b/a)2c) k = 0.425 + (a/b)2d) k = 0.425 – (b/ |
A. | k = 0.425 + (b/a)b) k = 0.425 + (b/a)2c) k = 0.425 + (a/ |
B. | k = 0.425 + (b/a)2 |
C. | k = 0.425 + (a/b)2 |
D. | k = 0.425 – (b/a)2 |
Answer» C. k = 0.425 + (a/b)2 | |
5. |
The buckling stress fcr varies _____ |
A. | inversely as plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
B. | directly as plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
C. | inversely as square of plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
D. | directly as square of plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
Answer» D. directly as square of plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio | |
6. |
WHICH_OF_FOLLOWING_STATEMENT_IS_CORRECT??$ |
A. | elastic buckling stress may be decreased by using longitudinal stiffeners |
B. | elastic buckling stress may be decreased by using intermediate stiffeners |
C. | elastic buckling stress may be increased by using intermediate transverse stiffeners |
D. | elastic buckling stress is not affected by intermediate or longitudinal stiffeners |
Answer» D. elastic buckling stress is not affected by intermediate or longitudinal stiffeners | |
7. |
The elastic buckling stress for thin flat plate of length L, depth d and thickness t simply supported along four edges and loaded by bending stress distribution is given b? |
A. | f<sub>cr</sub> = π<sup>2</sup>E/k[12(1-μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
B. | f<sub>cr</sub> = π<sup>2</sup>E/k[12(1+μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
C. | f<sub>cr</sub> = kπ<sup>2</sup>E/[12(1+μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
D. | f<sub>cr</sub> = kπ<sup>2</sup>E/[12(1-μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
Answer» E. | |
8. |
The elastic buckling stress of thin flat plate of length L, depth d and thickness t simply supported along four edges and loaded by shear stresses distributed uniformly along its edges is given by |
A. | f<sub>cr</sub> = kπ<sup>2</sup>E / [12(1-μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
B. | f<sub>cr</sub> = kπ<sup>2</sup>E / [12(1+μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
C. | f<sub>cr</sub> = kπ<sup>2</sup>E / [12(1-μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)]. |
D. | f<sub>cr</sub> = kπ<sup>2</sup>E / [12(1+μ<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)]. |
Answer» B. f<sub>cr</sub> = k‚âà√¨‚àö√ë<sup>2</sup>E / [12(1+‚âà√≠¬¨‚à´<sup>2</sup>)(d/t)<sup>2</sup>]. | |
9. |
The buckling coefficient for thin flat plate free along one longitudinal edge is given by |
A. | k = 0.425 + (b/a) |
B. | k = 0.425 + (b/a)<sup>2</sup> |
C. | k = 0.425 + (a/b)<sup>2</sup> |
D. | k = 0.425 – (b/a)<sup>2</sup> |
Answer» C. k = 0.425 + (a/b)<sup>2</sup> | |
10. |
The buckling stress fcr varies _____ |
A. | inversely as plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
B. | directly as plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
C. | inversely as square of plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
D. | directly as square of plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio |
Answer» D. directly as square of plate slenderness or width-to-thickness ratio | |
11. |
Lowest value of buckling coefficient for simply supported plates is _____ |
A. | 4.0 |
B. | 2.0 |
C. | 5.0 |
D. | 3.0 |
Answer» B. 2.0 | |
12. |
The critical stress of infinite plate having width b and thickness t loaded by compressive forces acting on simply supported sides is given by |
A. | (kπ<sup>2</sup>E)/ [12(1-μ<sup>2</sup>)(b/t)]. |
B. | (kπ<sup>2</sup>E)/ [12(1-μ<sup>2</sup>)(b/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
C. | (kπ<sup>2</sup>E)/ [12(1+μ<sup>2</sup>)(b/t)]. |
D. | (kπ<sup>2</sup>E)/ [12(1+μ<sup>2</sup>)(b/t)<sup>2</sup>]. |
Answer» C. (k‚âà√¨‚àö√ë<sup>2</sup>E)/ [12(1+‚âà√≠¬¨‚à´<sup>2</sup>)(b/t)]. | |
13. |
Buckling occurs to members or elements mainly subjected to ________ |
A. | seismic forces |
B. | tensile forces |
C. | compressive forces |
D. | shear forces |
Answer» D. shear forces | |