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Final Exam of Structural Behavior and Analysis I

The document contains a final exam for a structural behavior and analysis course. It has 4 questions that assess different structural concepts: [1] types of loads, supports, and stresses in reinforced concrete; [2] benefits of ties in columns and differences between arch and cable structures; [3] stability and determinacy of structures; [4] drawing shear force and bending moment diagrams for beams. The exam tests both conceptual understanding and ability to apply structural analysis methods.

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Final Exam of Structural Behavior and Analysis I

The document contains a final exam for a structural behavior and analysis course. It has 4 questions that assess different structural concepts: [1] types of loads, supports, and stresses in reinforced concrete; [2] benefits of ties in columns and differences between arch and cable structures; [3] stability and determinacy of structures; [4] drawing shear force and bending moment diagrams for beams. The exam tests both conceptual understanding and ability to apply structural analysis methods.

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Neven Ahmed Hassan
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Final exam of Structural Behavior and Analysis I

Q1. Explain in brief the following: (10 points)

A- The main types of loads act on the structures; give an example for each type of load? (3
points)

B- The main types of supports used in structural systems, use drawing to illustrate the reactions
for each type? (2 points)

C- The internal stresses that appear in reinforced concrete structures as a result of applied loads?
State the equations and the notations used in each type? (5 points)

Q2. Illustrate the followings: (10 points)

A- Benefits of using ties in columns? (2 points)

B- Difference between Arch and Cable Structures? (2 points)

C- Advantages of shell and folded plates structures? (6 points)

Q3. Determine whether these structures are stable and determinate or not? (5 points)

(A) (1 point)

(B) (1 point)
(C) (1 point)

(D) (1 point)

(E) (1 point)

Q4. Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams for the beams shown below:
(15 points)
2 Kn/m

4m
(A)
(7 points)

3 Kn 3 Kn

1.5 m 1m 1.5 m
4m
(B) (8 points)

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