Exam Details
Subject | Analysis And Design Of Bridges | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Diploma In Civil Engineering (DCLEVI) / Advanced Level Certificate In Civil Engineering (ACCLEVI) | |
Department | School of Engineering & Technology (SOET) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. Design the longitudinal girder of T-beam and slab bridge for the following data:
Effective span 18 m
Carriageway width 7·5m
Kerbs 600 mm on either side
Provide 3 longitudinal beams and 5 cross beam loading
Consider IRC Class AA tracked vehicle loading
Use M 20 and Fe 415 bars.
Use Courbon's method for calculation of reaction coefficients.
Explain the purpose of providing expansion joints in bridges. Explain the various types of expansion joints.
What is the function of bearings in bridges?
Define balanced cantilever bridge. Also give the advantage of balanced cantilever design over simply supported girder design.
Determine the waterway for a bridge across a stream with a flood discharge of 225 velocity 1·5 m/s and width of flow at high flood level 60 if the allowable velocity under the bridge is 1·8 m/s.
Explain briefly the principles of design of the following elements of a prestressed concrete bridge
Mid-span section of girder
End block of girder
Deck slab in 'gap slab' type of deck
What is meant by 'economical span' of a bridge Distinguish between vertical clearance and free board.
Explain with sketches the component parts and structural action of truss bridge, cable stayed bridges and suspension bridge.
What are the characteristics of an ideal site for a major bridge across a river?
6. Design a post-tensioned concrete slab bridge deck for a national highway crossing to suit the following data
Clear span 5·5 m
Width of bearing =400 mm
Clear width of roadway =7·5 m
Footpath on either side m
Kerbs =600 mm wide
Thickness of wearing coat 80 mm.
Consider LL IRC class AA tracked vehicle, Type of structure Class I type, Use M 20 and 7mm cj) wire with ultimate strength=1500N/mm^2, Loss ratio =0·8.
7. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Box culvert
IRC loading standards for highway bridges
Calculation of impact factor for highway bridges.
Effective span 18 m
Carriageway width 7·5m
Kerbs 600 mm on either side
Provide 3 longitudinal beams and 5 cross beam loading
Consider IRC Class AA tracked vehicle loading
Use M 20 and Fe 415 bars.
Use Courbon's method for calculation of reaction coefficients.
Explain the purpose of providing expansion joints in bridges. Explain the various types of expansion joints.
What is the function of bearings in bridges?
Define balanced cantilever bridge. Also give the advantage of balanced cantilever design over simply supported girder design.
Determine the waterway for a bridge across a stream with a flood discharge of 225 velocity 1·5 m/s and width of flow at high flood level 60 if the allowable velocity under the bridge is 1·8 m/s.
Explain briefly the principles of design of the following elements of a prestressed concrete bridge
Mid-span section of girder
End block of girder
Deck slab in 'gap slab' type of deck
What is meant by 'economical span' of a bridge Distinguish between vertical clearance and free board.
Explain with sketches the component parts and structural action of truss bridge, cable stayed bridges and suspension bridge.
What are the characteristics of an ideal site for a major bridge across a river?
6. Design a post-tensioned concrete slab bridge deck for a national highway crossing to suit the following data
Clear span 5·5 m
Width of bearing =400 mm
Clear width of roadway =7·5 m
Footpath on either side m
Kerbs =600 mm wide
Thickness of wearing coat 80 mm.
Consider LL IRC class AA tracked vehicle, Type of structure Class I type, Use M 20 and 7mm cj) wire with ultimate strength=1500N/mm^2, Loss ratio =0·8.
7. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Box culvert
IRC loading standards for highway bridges
Calculation of impact factor for highway bridges.
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Subjects
- Advanced Steel Design
- Air Quality Monitoring And Control
- Analysis And Design Of Bridges
- Construction Supervision And Building Maintenance
- Earthquake Engineering
- Earthquake Resistant Design Of Structure
- Elements Of Soil Dynamics And Machine Foundation
- Environment Impact Analysis Of Civil Engineering Projects
- Irrigation Engineering
- Prestressed Concrete
- Remote Sensing In Civil Engineering
- Solid And Hazardous Waste Management
- Structural Optimization
- Water Power Engineering