QUIZ

Question 1

Given the isosceles triangle with a base b=10 and a height h=10 inches determine the plastic
modulus Z if Fy= 100 ksi

Answer 1

97.631

Question 2

A box section is 8 times stronger than a wide flange section because

Answer 2

ALL ELEM. ARE
STIFFENED

Question 3

. A stiffened element is more critical than an stiffened element in terms of local buckling (t/f)

Answer 3

FALSE

Question 4

when a section behaves in the plastic mode, the neutral axis divides the section into two

Answer 4

EQUAL AREAS

Question 5

A compact section satisfies the condition that the width to thickness ratio of a plate element
shall not exceed the limit for width to thickness ratio to ensure that

Answer 5

THE ELEM. IS CAPABLE OF
LARGE STRAIN PRIOR TO LOCAL BUCKLING

Question 6

The moment of inertia I of an isosceles triangle with respect to the centroid is

Answer 6

bh^3/36

Question 7

The limit for the plastic moment Mp is

Answer 7

1.5My

Question 8

Given the isosceles triangle with a base b=10 and a height h=10 inches determine the location
of its PLASTIC CENTROID from the top

Answer 8

3.536

Question 9

Given the isosceles triangle with a base b=10 and a height h=10 inches determine the location
of its GEOMETRIC CENTROID from the top

Answer 9

20/3

Question 10

Main or primary flexural members are called

Answer 10

beams

Question 11

Lateral torsional buckling is primarily due to the lateral translation of

Answer 11

the COMPRESSION
FLANGE

Question 12

Given the isosceles triangle with a base b=10 and a height h=10 inches determine the section
modulus S if Fy= 100 ksi

Answer 12

83.333

Question 13

Uniformly compressed elements have no compact limits (T/F)

Answer 13

FALSE

Question 14

Shape factor is simply a ratio of

Answer 14

EITHER OF THE TWO ABOVE

Question 15

. Beams with continuous lateral support such as those which carry continuous slab are said to
be

Answer 15

LATERALLY SUPPORTED

Question 16

For a simply supported beam (pin ended ) with no transvere loads and with eqaual end
moments in single curvature, the value of Cb is

Answer 16

1.0

Question 17

The yield strength of a material is based on the

Answer 17

UPPER YIELD POINT

Question 18

The factor that takes into account the non-uniform bending moment distribution over an
unbraced length Lb is

Answer 18

Cb

Question 19

The yield strength of a material is based on the

Answer 19

UPPER YIELD POINT

Question 20

The factor that takes into account the non-uniform bending moment distribution over an
unbraced length Lb is

Answer 20

Cb

Question 21

Given the isosceles triangle with a base b=10 and a height h=10 inches determine the shape
factor if Fy= 100 ksi

Answer 21

1.172

Question 22

The moment of inertia I of an isosceles triangle with respect to its base is

Answer 22

bh^3/12

Question 23

The value of Fr (residual stress) for welded built-up shapes in the old AISC code is

Answer 23

16.5

Question 24

Flexurally compressed elements have no non-compact limits (t/F)

Answer 24

T

Question 25

For a simply supported beam (pin ended ) with no transverse loads and with eqaual end moments in reverse curvature, the value of Cb is

Answer 25

1.32

Question 26

Beams w/ braced length Lb greater than that required are said to be

Answer 26

LATERALLY UNSUPPORTED

Question 27

The number of plastic hinge is determined by the degree of indeterminacy plus

Answer 27

1

Question 28

In the LRFD criteria for strength of flexural members, the main objective is to determine

Answer 28

MOMENT CAPACITY

Question 29

Perfectly plastic behavior means that the material will not rupture at a specified

Answer 29

STRAIN

Question 30

A member subjected to some degree of bending and/ or flexure is called a

Answer 30

BEAM

Question 31

A plastic moment Is the largest moment which could be developed by the section (t/F)

Answer 31

TRUE