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    This document is a quiz for a steel and timber design course given on February 3, 2024. It contains two parts: Part 1 asks students to identify various structural engineering terms from a list of choices. Part 2 presents a beam design problem and asks students to calculate the minimum depth of the beam considering bending stress only, shear stress only, and deflection only. The document was prepared by the instructor Engr. Antonio P. Curva and provides the contact information for the Polytechnic University of the Philippines Lopez, Quezon Campus.

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    This document is a quiz for a steel and timber design course given on February 3, 2024. It contains two parts: Part 1 asks students to identify various structural engineering terms from a list of choices. Part 2 presents a beam design problem and asks students to calculate the minimum depth of the beam considering bending stress only, shear stress only, and deflection only. The document was prepared by the instructor Engr. Antonio P. Curva and provides the contact information for the Polytechnic University of the Philippines Lopez, Quezon Campus.

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    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

    POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES


    OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR CAMPUSES
    LOPEZ, QUEZON CAMPUS

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    CIEN 20043 Steel & Timber Design February 3, 2024

    QUIZ 2: Name: ___________________________

    PART 1: Select the correct answer on the provided choices.

    SHEAR STRESS BENDING STRESS DEFLECTION BEAM


    SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAM FIXED END BEAM PROPPED BEAM GIRDER
    CANTILIVER BEAM FLOOR LOAD LIVE LOAD DEAD LOAD
    MOMENT SHEAR & MOMENT DIAGRAM AXIAL LOAD STRESS
    WIDE FLANGE I BEAM FLOOR JOIST COLUMN

    1. A structural element that extends horizontally and is supported on only one end.
    2. Refers to loads that do, or can, change over time, such as people walking around a building
    (occupancy) or movable objects such as furniture.
    3. A structure's static, non-moving weight or any permanent components that form an integral
    part of it, including self-weight.
    4. A type of beam stress produced by distribution of internal forces and moments within the
    beam's cross-section as it undergoes deformation.
    5. The movement or displacement of a beam or node from its original position due to vertical load.
    6. A type of stress in beams that acts coplanar with a given cross-section of the material.
    7. A type of beam that is rigidly supported at both ends.
    8. The type of beam that supports the beams and provides the main horizontal support for the
    structure.
    9. A structural element that primarily resists the applied loads from the floor system.
    10. A rotational force that occurs when a force is applied perpendicularly to a point at a given
    distance away from that point.
    11. Type of beams that rest on two supports and is free to move horizontally.
    12. A type of steel structural materials that have a wider flange in which the beam can carry more
    weight.
    13. A type of steel structural material that has a narrow flange.
    14. A horizontal structural member that is closely space, and often between beams.
    15. Graphs which show the internal shear and bending moment plotted along the length of the
    beam.

    PART 2: Solve the following.


    1. A beam 100 mm wide is to be loaded with 3 kN concentrated loads spaced uniformly at 0.40 m
    on centers throughout the 5 m span. The following data are given: (15 points)
    Allowable bending stress = 24 MPa
    Allowable shear stress = 1.24 MPa
    Allowable deflection = 1/240 of span
    Modulus of elasticity = 18,600 MPa
    Weight of wood = 8 kN/m3

    a. Find the depth d considering bending stress only.


    b. Determine the depth d considering shear stress only.
    c. Calculate the depth d considering deflection only.

    Prepared By:

    Engr. Antonio P. Curva


    Instructor 1

    Yumul Street, Brgy. Burgos, Lopez Quezon 4316


    Direct Line: (042) 3261256, (042) 302-5249 | Telefax No: (042) 841-1890
    Website: www.pup.edu.ph | Email: [email protected]

    THE COUNTRY’S 1st POLYTECHNICU

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