Thursday, August 23, 2012

RCC - Question Bank (Mid I Exam)


Basic – Limit State Design

1. Explain:
A). Grade of Concrete
B), Limit States
C). Factored Load.
D). Grades of Steel
E). Effective Depth of beam
F). Characteristic Strength of Concrete and Steel
G). Under Reinforced vs Over Reinforced Beam Section.
H). Compression Zone and Tension Zone in a Simply Supported Beam

Design of Singly Reinforced Beam

2.    Design a simply supported beam of 5 m span carrying a working udl of 4 KN/m. Adopt M20 & Fe415
3.    Determine the Ultimate Moment of Resistance of a beam of 250mm x 450mm reinforced with 43 bars of 20mm dia. Adopt M20 & Fe415
4.    Design a rectangular beam to resist a Factored BM of 75 KN-m. Adopt M20 & Fe415
5.    Design a Cantilever beam of 1.5 m span carrying a working udl of 6 KN/m. Adopt M20 & Fe415


Design of Doubly Reinforced Beam

6.    Design Ultimate Moment of Resistance of a beam section of 250mm x 400mm provided with 3 No’s of 25mm dia in Tension zone and 4 No’s of 16mm dia in compression zone. Adopt M20 & Fe415
7.    Design a beam of 25mm x 400mm to resist a Factored Moment of 120 KN-m. Adopt M20 & Fe415


Design of T- Beam

8.    Design a T-beam for a span of 8 m carrying a working udl of 5 KN/m. bf= 1800m, Df=100mm, bw=230mm. Adopt M20 & Fe415
9.    Determine Ultimate Moment of Resistance of T-beam having bf=1200mm, Df=100mm, bw=230mm. Ast = 3 No’s of 25mm dia bars.

Design for Shear

10.  The Factored S. F. in a beam section of 300mm X 450mm having 3 No’s 25mm bars is 100 KN. Design Shear reinforcement for the beam. Adopt M20 & Fe415

Design forTorsion

11.  Design the reinforcement in a beam of 300mm x 500mm subjected to Mu = 120 KN-m, Vu= 75KN, Tu= 250KN-m. Adopt M20 & Fe415

Design for Bond

12.  Check for bond of a simply supported beam of 250mm x 400mm resting on supports of 230mm width and reinforced with 3 HYSD bars of 20mm dia. on tension side. Adopt M20 & Fe415

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Summer Training Program by JNTUH



CENTRE FOR SPATIAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
[AUTONOMOUS]
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY


J. VENKATESH
M.Tech.(IIT-Mumbai)
Associate Professor, and
HEAD

To,
The Principal,
HOD civil Engineering,

Sir,

I (Venkatesh Jogu Head CSIT, 1ST, JNTUH) am cordially inviting your students for the summer
Training program in the fields of Remote sensing ,GIS, Total station and DGPS. Our department has
conducted so many training programs successfully in the above fields. The program commences from 17th
May to 31st May. So please encourage your Civil engineering students to make use of the above said
training programs for their future growth. Weare inviting trainers from other units of JNTU Hyderabad,
Flash Soft Tech pvt.ltd, Survey of India, Elcomm, Wipro and Infotech for this program to impart the
latest updates in the market to the students.

Course:

Remote sensing and GIS Duration : 2 weeks (Fee Rs.3000/-)
Total Station and DGPS Duration : 2 weeks (Fee Rs.3000/-)

Above course fee includes certificate issued by JNTUH, Course material.

Thanking you sir,

Regards
Venkatesh Jogu IVi.TECH (!!T.B)
Assoc. Prc1C,5:3-0r ,'J,. Head
HEAD, CSIT Centre

Contact: 040-65142141, 9246242141, 9246262141

Monday, April 30, 2012

EM - Unit 6, 7, and 8 Question Bank



Engineering Mechanics – Mid Exam III
Question Bank

1.    Distinguish between Statics and Dynamics?
2.    Distinguish between Kinematics and Kinetics?
3.    Explain types of motion with suitable examples?
4.    State equations of motion?
5.    State D’Alembert’s principle?
6.    State the Work-Energy principle?
7.    When is the work done upon a body is positive and when it is negative?
8.    Define Virtual Displacement and Virtual Work?
9.    State the Principle of Virtual Work?
10.  State the advantages of Virtual Work Method over Method of Equilibrium Equations?
11.  The position of a particle in rectilinear motion is defined by x=5t3-9t2+4t-2 where x is in metres and t is in seconds. Determine its position, velocity and acceleration at time t=5s
12.  An airplane while landing touches the runway with a speed of 120 kmph and reaccelerates at a constant rate of 2m/s2. to 1 kmph. Determine i). the time taken to decelerate ii) the distance travelled during this time?
13.  A car moving at 50 kmph accelerates uniformly at the rate of 1m/s2 for the next 15seconds. Determine the velocity after 15seconds?
14.  A ball is thrown upwards with a velocity of 15m/s. Determine i). maximum height reached by the ball ii) the time taken to reach it
15.  A ball is thrown from the ground with a velocity of 8m/s at an angle of 300 to the horizontal. Determine i) total time of flight ii) maximum height reached iii) range of the ball
16.  A missile is fired with an angle of an initial velocity of 50m/s to hit a target that is 250m away on a level ground. What should be the angle of projection?
17.  A block of 15 kg mass rests on a rough horizontal surface whose coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.3. it is pulled by a constant force of 60 N inclined at 300 to the horizontal. Determine Velocity and Distance travelled by the block after 5 seconds.
18.  A car of 5 ton mass is moving at a constant speed of 50 kmph. What is the braking force required to bring the car to a stop in a distance of 250m? also determine the time taken to bring the car to stop.
19.  A bus of 4 ton mass moving at 50 kmph is stopped by applying brakes in a distance of 60m. determine the braking force?
20.  Find the work done by the force of gravity on a body of 6 kg mass as it falls vertically downwards through a distance of 5m?


and


Problems on Virtual Work (Simply Supported Beam with point load)


Monday, April 23, 2012

Final Year Project List


BHARAT INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Department of Civil Engineering
Final Year Project List
ROLL NO
NAME
PROJECT TITLE
08E11A0117
Kuber Kumar  Ch
Requirement Analysis and Design of Foot Over Bridges

Guide:
Sai Bhargavi & Arati Reddy
08E11A0129
Purushotham  G
08E11A0134
Ravi Teja  P
08E11A0136
Roshan  V K Seminar
08E11A0144
Sravan  A Seminar
08E11A0145
Sriram  N
08E11A0146
Subbaramaiah  M
08E11A0147
Sudheer Kumar  K
08E11A0158
Venkat Krishna Reddy  M
Analysis and Design of Multi-Storied Building


Guide:
Veerendra
09E15A0101
Ananda Reddy  P
09E15A0106
Kaleswar Rao  B A
09E15A0107
Nagaraju 
09E15A0117
Santosh Kumar 
08E11A0107
Beulah Grace  K
Planning, Analysis and Design of Green Hospital Building with EIA Perspective

Guide:
Abdul Wasey & Abdul Samad
08E11A0120
Nagarjuna Reddy  I
08E11A0128
Priyanka Reddy  V
08E11A0151
Surendra Reddy  V Seminar
09E15A0108
konduri niklesh nandan
08E11A0101
Alok Singh  T
Design of Pavement including Reinforced Earth Walls

Guide:
Veerendra
08E11A0103
Anuroop Reddy  D
08E11A0104
Anusha  M
08E11A0109
Dinesh  C
08E11A0114
John Praneeth  V
08E11A0162
Vikram Kumar Goud  A
08E11A0102
Anil Kumar  B
Analysis and Design of Super Structure of Hyderabad Metro Rail

Guide:
Abdul Wasey
08E11A0106
Avinash  M
08E11A0143
Siddartha  G
08E11A0160
Vijay Krishna Reddy  M Seminar
09E15A0109
Pavan  kumar 
08E11A0152
Syed Abdul Razack 
Model Study, Analysis and Design of Library Building at BIET Campus

Guide:
Veerendra
08E11A0153
Syed Aamer Abrar Ahmed 
08E11A0154
Taqiuddin Ahmed 
09E15A0104
Hafeez Ahmed 
09E15A0112
Shaik Mohsui Ali 
08E11A0131
Raja Sekhar Reddy  P Seminar
Model Study, Analysis and Design of Multi-storeyed Building

Guide:
P Rambabu
08E11A0138
Sai Surya Teja  S
08E11A0155
Uday Bhaskar  N
09E15A0105
Hari Krishna 
09E15A0113
Shanti  M
09E15A0114
Pushpa Kumari 
08E11A0118
Madhu Kiran  R
Past, Present, and Future Traffic Information System for Hyderabad using GIS

Guide:
Sai Bhargavi & Arati Reddy
08E11A0121
Nicolas Jasper  P
08E11A0122
Nitish Kumar  S
08E11A0127
Preetham Reddy  JANGA
08E11A0150
Surender Reddy  B
08E11A0105
Ashish Reddy  R
Survey of Land and Material Testing of National Highway

Guide:
Sai Bhargavi & Arati Reddy
08E11A0124
Pradeep  A
08E11A0126
Pramod Kumar  Ch
08E11A0137
Sagar  P
08E11A0141
Shravan Reddy  Y
08E11A0165
Vivek  V
08E11A0112
Harish Goud  M
Junction Management PPT

Guide:
Sai Bhargavi & Arati Reddy
08E11A0113
Harish Reddy  P
08E11A0125
Prakyath Reddy  Ch
08E11A0133
Raman Kumar  Rudraraju
08E11A0156
Varun Thomas  A
08E11A0161
Vijeesh  P
08E11A0115
John  samuel jowdula
Chemical Water Effect on Concrete

Guide:
D Lakshmi Lavanya
08E11A0140
Shalom Living Stone  K
08E11A0163
Vincent  S
09E15A0110
Raj Kumar Seminar
09E15A0111
Bala Obul Reddy  R
08E11A0135
Rohit Prasad  G
Study of Mix Design of Self Compacting Concrete PPT

Guide:
Veerendra
08E11A0139
Sandeep  B Seminar
08E11A0149
Sunny Raj  N
09E15A0102
Bhargav Seminar
09E15A0103
Gangadhar Reddy  N Seminar
09E15A0115
Shyam Prasad 
09E15A0116
Vishnu Vardhan 



Sunday, April 22, 2012

IV Year - Check List

LAST DATE: 24-Apr-2012

Check List to attend External Viva


Mini Project

  1. PPT (Soft Copy)
  2. PPT (Hard Copy)
  3. Project Report (Soft Copy)
  4. Project Report (Hard Copy)
Technical Seminar
  1. PPT (Soft Copy)
  2. PPT (Hard Copy)
  3. Article (Soft Copy)
  4. Article (Hard Copy)
Major Project
  1. PPT (Soft Copy)
  2. PPT (Hard Copy)
  3. Project  Report (Soft Copy)
  4. Project  Report (Hard Copy)
Note: Send Soft Copy to mail id: bietcivil2011@gmail.com

Comprehensive Viva - Why many are getting less marks

Why many of them are not getting good marks in Comprehensive Viva?

  • Lack of basics
  • Don't know about units (Example: Velocity, Bending Moment)
  • Don't know conversions (Example:  1'-9" = ? meters)
  • Don't know what they learnt in the core subjects (Example: FM, GT-I)  (check) 
  • Lack of knowledge about Evaluation   (check)
  • Lack of interest in reading books
  • Not having text books
  • Not having Handbooks like 1) Indian Practical Civil Engineers by P N Khanna 2) Civil Engineering Handbook by R Agor 3) GATE or IES Preparation books
  • Repeatedly requesting faculty for more marks rather than studying
  • Blaming college and staff instead of Self-Learning
  • Lack of proper dress code and discipline while attending viva voce

Looking for solution??
  • Stop worrying
  • Have a Patience
  • Start Reading books
  • Have a discussion on subject in groups
  • Practice Time Management



Saturday, April 21, 2012

IV Year - Technical Seminar Guidelines


All are instructed to submit Technical Seminar Report both Soft Copy and Hard Copy

Soft Copy: (both Report and PPT)

Send email to bietcivil2011@gmail.com
Subject: Roll No - Technical Seminar

Hard Copy:

Spiral Binding with the following content

  • Title Page 
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Content
  • References

So far Dept. has received only from 08-129,134,145,156,165

Submit on or before 24-04-2012