Civil Engineering: Structural Analysis and Design Online Test

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Civil Engineering: Structural Analysis and Design

Description: This quiz covers the fundamental concepts, theories, and methods used in structural analysis and design, including the behavior of structural elements under various loading conditions, analysis techniques, and design principles.
Number of Questions: 14
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Tags: structural analysis structural design civil engineering

Which of the following is NOT a type of structural analysis:

Static analysis
Dynamic analysis
Plastic analysis
Limit state design

The bending moment in a beam is:

The force that causes the beam to bend
The internal force that resists bending
The moment that causes the beam to rotate
The moment that causes the beam to deflect

The shear force in a beam is:

The force that causes the beam to bend
The internal force that resists bending
The force that causes the beam to shear
The force that causes the beam to deflect

The deflection of a beam is:

The amount the beam bends
The amount the beam rotates
The amount the beam deflects
The amount the beam shears

The stress in a beam is:

The force per unit area
The moment per unit area
The shear force per unit area
The deflection per unit area

The strain in a beam is:

The change in length per unit length
The change in angle per unit length
The change in volume per unit volume
The change in mass per unit mass

The modulus of elasticity of a material is:

The ratio of stress to strain
The ratio of moment to curvature
The ratio of shear force to deflection
The ratio of deflection to strain

The yield strength of a material is:

The stress at which the material begins to yield
The stress at which the material fails
The stress at which the material begins to plastically deform
The stress at which the material begins to creep

The ultimate strength of a material is:

The stress at which the material fails
The stress at which the material begins to yield
The stress at which the material begins to plastically deform
The stress at which the material begins to creep

The factor of safety is:

The ratio of the ultimate strength to the yield strength
The ratio of the yield strength to the ultimate strength
The ratio of the working stress to the yield strength
The ratio of the yield strength to the working stress

The working stress is:

The stress at which the material begins to yield
The stress at which the material fails
The stress at which the material begins to plastically deform
The stress at which the material begins to creep

The limit state design is:

A design philosophy that ensures that the structure will not collapse
A design philosophy that ensures that the structure will not experience excessive deflection
A design philosophy that ensures that the structure will not experience excessive vibration
A design philosophy that ensures that the structure will not experience excessive cracking

The serviceability limit state is:

The limit state at which the structure will collapse
The limit state at which the structure will experience excessive deflection
The limit state at which the structure will experience excessive vibration
The limit state at which the structure will experience excessive cracking

The ultimate limit state is:

The limit state at which the structure will collapse
The limit state at which the structure will experience excessive deflection
The limit state at which the structure will experience excessive vibration
The limit state at which the structure will experience excessive cracking

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