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Wednesday, November 18, 2015

KTU CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKSHOP SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER [10 SETS]

Prepared by:
Prem Mohan
Guest Lecturer, College of Engineering Pathanapuram (CAPE)

A P J ABDUL KALAM TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

CE 110 - CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKSHOP

TIME: 2 hrs                                    MARKS: 10 each

QUESTION PAPER SET – 1

1.    Write the procedure for setting out of a 4m X 3m room by tape only. Assume wall thickness of 30cm.
2.    Compute area and volume of opening in a room of wall thickness 20cm. Calculate volume/ area of timber/steel required.
Door
Number of doors: 2
Length = 1.5 m
Height = 2.2 m
Door Timber:
Vertical: height = 2.1m, width = 10cm, thickness = 7cm
Horizontal: length = 1.5m, width = 10cm, height = 7cm
Shutter: length = 1.38m, height = 2.1m, thickness = 3cm
Window
Number of windows: 6
Length = 1.8m
Height = 1.5 m
Steel required: number of bars = 120, length 1.78m, diameter = 0.8cm, specific gravity = 7850 kg/m3


QUESTION PAPER SET - 2

1.    Write the procedure for setting out of a 4m X 3m room by using tape and cross staff. Assume wall thickness of 30cm.
2.    Calculate the number of clay burnt bricks required to construct a wall of size 5m X 7m and thickness 20cm, having an opening for window of size 1.3 m2. Assume the size of brick according to standard dimensions.


QUESTION PAPER SET – 3

1.    Write procedure of constructing a 1 ½ brick wall of 50cm height using English bond.
2.    Find the moment of inertia of the following steel section.



QUESTION PAPER SET – 4

1.    Write procedure of constructing a 2 brick wall of 50cm height using English bond.
2.    Find mass moment of inertia of the following steel cylinder. Specific gravity of steel is 7850 kg/m3.


QUESTION PAPER SET – 5

1.    Write the procedure to find the compressive strength of clay burnt brick. If the compressive strength of brick was found to be 160kN, find the compressive stress and write the inference. Assume the size of brick according to standard dimensions.
2.    Find mass moment of inertia of the following steel cuboid. Specific gravity of steel is 7850 kg/m3.


QUESTION PAPER SET - 6

1.    Write the procedure to find the compressive strength of clay burnt brick. If the compressive strength of brick was found to be 160kN, for hollow brick as 100kN and concrete cube as 780kN; find their compressive stress. Assume the size of these according to standard dimensions.
2.    Find the moment of inertia of the following I steel section.


QUESTION PAPER SET - 7

1.    Write the procedure for setting out of a 5m X 4m room by tape only. Assume wall thickness of 20cm.
2.    Find mass moment of inertia of the following hollow steel cylinder. Specific gravity of steel is 7850 kg/m3. Thickness of steel cylinder is 3mm.

QUESTION PAPER SET - 8

1.    Write the procedure for setting out of a 5m X 3m room by using tape and cross staff. Assume wall thickness of 20cm.
2.    Find the moment of inertia of the following angle steel section.
QUESTION PAPER SET - 9

1.    Write the procedure to find the compressive strength of clay burnt brick. If the compressive strength of brick was found to be 160kN, find the compressive stress and write the inference. Assume the size of brick according to standard dimensions.
2.    Compute area and volume of opening in a room of wall thickness 30cm. Calculate volume/ area of timber/steel required.
Door
Number of doors: 1
Length = 1.5 m
Height = 2.2 m
Door Timber:
Vertical: height = 2.1m, width = 10cm, thickness = 7cm
Horizontal: length = 1.5m, width = 10cm, height = 7cm
Shutter: length = 1.38m, height = 2.1m, thickness = 3cm
Window
Number of windows: 6
Length = 1.8m
Height = 1.5 m
Steel required: number of bars = 140, length 1.78m, diameter = 0.8cm, specific gravity = 7850 kg/m3

QUESTION PAPER SET - 10

1.    Write the procedure to find the compressive strength of clay burnt brick. If the compressive strength of brick was found to be 140kN, for hollow brick as 90kN and concrete cube as 820kN; find their compressive stress. Assume the size of these according to standard dimensions.
2.    Find the moment of inertia of the following channel steel section.
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