DESIGN PHILOSOPHY Flashcards

1
Q

It is a limit state condition due to probable collapse of a structure or part of it.

A

Strength Limit State

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2
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It is a limit state condition due to disruption on the functional use of a structure.

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Serviceability Limit State

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3
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A design procedure where in the structure or its members are arrange and proportioned so that no applicable limit state condition is exceeded when subject to all appropriate load combination

A

Limit State Design

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4
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ASD stands for

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Allowable Stress Design

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5
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LRFD stands for

A

Load Resistance Factor Design

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6
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TRUE OR FALSE

ASD and LRFD differ primarily on providing adequate factors of safety on serviceability limit state while strength limits are the same

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FALSE

Same in serviceability, Different in strength

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7
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Safety Criterion for Designing Steel

A

Resistance > Load

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8
Q

What do you use to avoid experiencing failure?

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Factors of Safety

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9
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What will happen to the failure and cost if the reliability index (β) is too big?

A

Failure will be too small but the structure will be costly

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10
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In LRFD load combination 3,4,5, L may be reduced to 0.5L if L is

A

greater than 100psf or 4.8kPa

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11
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ASD is limited to _____ behaviour

A

Elastic

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12
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LRFD’s factor of safety is based on ____ and _____

A

probability and statistical assessment

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13
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Overloads may arise due to:
1.
2.
3.
4.

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  1. Uncertainties and variability on distribution of loads
  2. Change in occupancy
  3. Underestimation of load effects
  4. Variation in construction procedures
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14
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Phi value for Tension Members

A

Yielding - 0.90
Fracture - 0.75

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15
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Phi value for Compression

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0.85

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16
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Phi value for Beams

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0.90

17
Q

Phi value for Fasteners

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0.75

18
Q

Omega value for Beams and Tension Members

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1.67

19
Q

Omega value for Columns

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1.67 to 1.92

20
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Omega value for Connections

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2.5 to 3.0

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