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S.E.SEM III - AM III 1
APPLIED MATHEMATICS III
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DECEMBER 2013
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Con.7845–13 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : GX–12025
(3 Hours) [Total Marks : 80]
N.B.: (1) Question No. 1 is Compulsory.
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(2) Answer any Three from remaining.
(3) Figures to the right indicate marks.
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1. (a) Find laplace of sin t 5
 x   3x   5x 
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(b) Show that the set of functions sin   ,sin   ,sin   is orthogonal over (0, L) 5
 2L   2L   2L 
(c) Show that u = sin x cosh y + 2 cos x sinh y + x2 – y2 + 4xy Satisfies laplace equation and find its
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corresponding analytic function f(z) = u + iv. 5

(d) Determine constants a,b,c,d if f (z) = x2 + 2axy + by2 + i (cx2 + 2 dxy + y2 ) is analytic. 5
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2. (a)
(b)
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Find complex form of fourier series f(x) = e3x in 0 < x < 3.
Using Crank Nicholson Method solve ut = uxx subject to u (x, 0) = 0, u (0, t) = 0 and u (l, t) = t for two
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time steps. 6
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d2 y
(c) Solve using laplace transforms 2 + y = t, y(0) = 1, y1(0) = 0 8
dt
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3. (a) Find bilinear transformation that maps the points 0,1 –  of the z plane into –5, –1, 3 of w plane. 6
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(b) By using Convolution Theorem find inverse laplace transform of 6

(S  4S  13)2
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(c) Find fourier series of f(x) = x2 –   x   and prove that

2 
1 2  (1) n 1 EM
2 1 1 1
8
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(i)   (ii)  (iii)  2  2  2 ...
6 1 n
2
12 1 n 2 8 1 3 5
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
t sin 2 t
4. (a) Evaluate  e t
dt 6
0
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2u u
(b) Solve 2  32 = 0 by Bender schmidt method subject to conditions 6
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x t
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u (0, t) = 0 u (x, 0) = 0 u (l, t) = t taking h = 0.25 0 <x < 1

2z  3
(c) Obtain two distinct Laurent's Series for f(z) = 2 in Powers of (z – 4) indicating Region of
z  4z  3
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Convergence. 8
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1 i
2
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5. (a) Evaluate  z dz along (i) line y = x (ii) Parabola x = y . Is line independent of path? Explian.
0
2
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(b) Find half range Cosine Series for f(x) = ex 0 < x < 1 . 6
SETSQUARE ACADEMY 2
cosx  sinx  e  y
(c) Find analytic function f(z) = u + iv such that u – v = when f(/2) = 0 8
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2 cos x  e y  e y
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6. (a) A tightly streched sting with fixed end points x = 0 and x =  in the shape defined by y = K × (  – x) 6
where K is a Constant is released from this position of rest. Find y(x, t). The vertical displacement
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2y 2
2  y
if 2  C
t x 2
(b) Find image of region bounded by x = 0, x= 2 y = 0, y = 2 in the z plane under the transformation 6
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w = (1 + i) z
2
d
 25  16 cos
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(c) Evaluate 8
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2
0 
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MAY 2014
Con.9830–14 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : NP–18610
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NB.: (1) Questio no. 1 is compulsory.

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(2) Solve any three questions out of the remaining Q.no,2 to Q.no.6
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S2  5
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1. (a) Find the inverse Laplace transform of 2 20

(S  4S  13)2
(b) If V = 3x2y + 6xy – y3, show that the function V is harmonic, find the corresponding analytic function.
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(c) Evaluate  z dz where C is the upper half of the circle r = 1.
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(d) Prove that f1 (x) = 1 , f2 (x) = x, f3 (x) =

3x 2  1
2
are orthogonal over (–1,1). EM
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
cos at  cos bt
2. (a) Evaluate  dt 6
t
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(b) Obtain complex form of fourier series f(x) = e –ax for in (–  
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 2 u u
(c) Using Crank–Nicholson simplified formula solve,  =0 8
x 2 t
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x
u(0, t) = 0, u(4, t) = 0, u(x,0) = (16 – x2). Find uij for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and j = 0, 1, 2.
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3
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sin 6 z
3. (a) Evaluate  (z   6)3 dz where C is z = 1 6
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C
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(b) Find the fourier expansion for f (x) = x – x2 – 1 < x < 1 6

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2
u 2  u
(c) Determin the solution of one dimensional heat equation  C under the boundary condition
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t x 2
u (0, t) = 0 u (  , t) = 0 and u (x, 0) = x, (0 < x <  ) ,  being length of the rod. 8
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4. (a) Find inverse Laplace transform by using convolution theorem f (s) = 2 2 2 6
(s  a )
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(b) Find tbe image of the region bounded by x = 0, x = 2, y = 0 y = 2 in the z plane under transformation
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W = (1 + i) z. 6
7z  2
(3) Find all possible Lanren’s expansions of the function f(z) = about z = – 1. 8
z(z  2)(z  1)
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2u u
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5. (a) Solve 2 – 32 = 0 by Bender – Schmidt method, subject to the conditions u (0, t) = 0, u (x,0) = 0
x t
u (l , t) = t taking h = 0.25, 0 < x < l. 6
(b) Obtain half range sine series for f (x) when 6
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f (x) = x, 0 < x <  2
= – x ,   2  x
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
x 2 dx
(c) Evaluate  2 2 2 2 by using residues, a > 0, b > 0 8
 (x  a )(x  b )
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6. (a)
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Find the orthogonal tranjectory of the family of curves x3y – xy3 = c 6
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2
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 x 
(b) Obtain the fourier expansion of f (x) =   in the interval.0 < x < 2 f (x + 2) = f (x) 6
 2 
2 1 1 1
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Also deduce that     .........
6 12 22 32
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(c) Solve using Laplace transform (D2 – 3D + 2 ) y = 4 e2t , with y (0) = – 3, y'(0) = 5. 8
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DECEMBER 2014 EM
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GN–Con. 6443–14 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 14535
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N.B : (1) Question no.l is compulsory.

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(2) Answer any three from remaining.

Find laplace transform of t3cost.

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1. (a) 5
1
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(b) Find the image of | z – ai | = a under the transformation w = 5

z
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(c) Construct an analytic function whose real part is e2x (x cos 2y – y sin 2y). 5
(d) Show that the set of functions cos nx, n = 1,2, 3 .... is orthogonal on (0, 2). 5
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2. (a) By using Convolution Theorem. Find invese laplace transform of 6
s (s  1) 2
2
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(b) Find bilinear transformation that maps the points 2, i, – 2 onto the point 1, i, –1. 6
(c) Find Fourier Series for f (x) = cos mx in (– ) where m is not an integer. Deduce that

2m  1 1 1 1  1 1  3
2  hence show that 
cos m  2
 2 2
 2 2
.... 2 2
  . 8
  2m m  1 m  2 m n  1 9n  1 2 18
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3. (a) Find Complex form of fourier series f (x) = e3x in 0 < x < 3. 6
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 2 u u
(b) Using Crank Nicholoson method solve  subject to 0  x u (0, t) = 0,u (1, t) = 0 ,
x 2 t
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u (x, 0) = 100x(l – x) taking h = 0.25 in one step. 6
(c) Using laplace transform solve (D2 + 2D + 5)y = e–t sin t when y (0) = 0 and y'(0) = 1. 8
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4. (a)
(b)
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Evaluate  f (z) dz along the Parabola y = 2x2 from z = 0 to z = 3 + 18i where f(z) = x2 – 2iy
Find half range cosine series for
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f (x) =x 0 <x <  2
=–x   2 x < 
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(c) Obtain two distinct Laurent's series of f (z) = 1  z 2   z  2  for 1 < |z| < 2 and |z| > 2. 8
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 2f f
5. (a) By using Bender Schmidt method solve  f (0, t) = f (5, t) = 0 6
x 2 t
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f (x,0) = x2 (25 – x2 ) find f in range taking h = 1 and upto 5 seconds.

sin 2 t
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t
(b) Evaluate  e t
dt 6
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2x
cos 3
(c) Evaluate  5  4 cos  d 8
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6. (a) A string is stretched and fastened to two points distance  apart, motion is started by displacing the string in
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 x 
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the form y = a sin   from which it is released at time t = 0. Show that the displacement of a point at a
  
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distance x from one end at a distance x from one end at time t is given by
 x   ct 
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y (x , t) = a sin   cos    6
    
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(b) If f(z) = u + iv is analytic and u – v = ex (cosy – siny) find f (z) in terms of z. 6
(c) Evaluate: (i) L1 (2 tanh 1 s) (ii) L1  s  8

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 (s  2)6 
 
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MAY 2015
JP–Con.8936-15 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 4755
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N.B. : (1) Question No. 1 is compulsory.

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(2) Attempt any three questions out of remaining five questions.

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1. (a) Find the Laplace transform of te–1 cosh2t 5

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3z  4 1 1
(b) Find the fixed points of w = Also express it in the normal form  + where , is a
z 1 w  z
constant and  is the fixed point. Is this transformation parabolic? 5

11
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(c) Evaluate  (x  iy)dz along the path (i) y = x, (ii) y = x2 5
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0
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3x 2  1
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(d) Prove that f1 (x) = l, f2 (x) = x , f3 (x) = are orthogonal over (–1,1) 5
2
2s
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2. (a) Find inverse Laplace transform of 4 6
s 2
(b) Find the image of the triangular region whose vertices are i , 1 + i , 1 – i under the transformation
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w = z + 4 – 2i. Draw the sketch. 6
(c) Obtain fourier expansion of f (x) = |cosx| in (–, ). 8
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3. (a) Obtain complex form of fourier series for f (x) = cosh 2x + sinh 2x in (– 2,2). 6
 2 u u
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(b) Using Carnk–Nicholson simplified formula solve  = 0 given u (0, t) = 0, u (4, t) = 0,

x 2 t
x
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u (x, 0) = (16 – x2) find uij for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and j = 0, 1, 2

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3
t
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(c) Solve the equation y + ydt = 1 – e–t 8


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2
d
4. (a) Evaluate  5  3sin  6
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(b) Find half – range cosine series for f(x) = ex, 0< x < 1 6
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2z  3
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(c) Obtain two distinct Laurent's series for f(z) = 2 in powers of (z – 4) indicating the regions of
z  4z  3
convergence. 8
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2u u
5. (a) Solve  2  0 = 0 by Bender Schmidt method, given u(0, t) = 0, u (4, t) = 0, u (x, 0) = x (4 – x).
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x t
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Assume h = l and find the values of u upto t = 5 6

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(b) Find the Laplace transform of e –4t  u sin 3udu 6
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0
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z3
(c) Evaluate z  2z  5 dz where C is the circle (i) |z| = 1, (ii) |z + l – i| = 2 8
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2
c
s
6. (a) Find inverse Laplace transform of by using convolution theorem. 6
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(s  a 2 ) 2 2
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(b) Find an analytic function f(z) = u + iv where u + v = ex (cosy + siny) 6

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u  2u
(c) Solve the equation  k 2 2 for the conduction of heat along a rod of length  subject to following 8
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t  x
u
conditions (i) u is not infinity for t  (ii) = 0 for x = 0 and x =  for any time t
x
(iii) u =  x – x2 for t = 0 between x = 0 and x = 
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DECEMBER 2015
MD–Con.7523–15 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 5052
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N.B.: (1) Question no. 1 is compulsory.
(2) Answer any three from remaining.
(3) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
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1. (a)
(b)
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Find Laplace transform of tsin3t.
Find half range sine series in (0,) for x (– x)
5
5
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(c) Find the image of the rectangular region bounded by x = 0, x = 3, y = 0, y = 2 under the transformation
 = z + (l + i) 5
2 2
(d) Evaluate  f (z) dz along the parabola y = 2x , z = 0 to z = 3 + 18i where f(z) = x – 2iy 5
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1
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2. (a) Find two Laurent's series of f (z) = 2 about z = 0 for (i) |z| < 1 (ii) 1 < | z | < 2 8
z (z  1)(z  2)
(b) Find complex form of Fourier series for f (x) = cosh 2x + sinh 2x in (–2, 2) 6
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(c)
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Find bilinear transformation that maps 0 , 1,  of the z plane into –5, –1, 3 of plane. 6
3. (a) Solve by using Laplace transform 8

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(D2 + 2D + 5) y = e –1 sint when y(0) =0 and y'(0) = 1

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 2u u
(b) Solve 2  2 = 0 by Bender schmidt method given u (0, t) = 0, u (4, t) = 0, u (x, 0) = x(4 – x) 6
x t
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(c) Expand f(x) =  x – x2 0 < x < 1 in a half range cosine series 6
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2
d
4. (a) Evaluate  (2  cos )
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2
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
cos 2t sin 3t
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2t
(b) Evaluate  e t
dt 6
0
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 2 u u
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(c) Using Crank Nicholoson method solve  0 6

x 2 t
x
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u(0, t) = 0, u(4, t) = 0, u(x, 0) = (16 – x2). Find uij for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and j = 0, 1, 2.

3
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sin 2x
5. (a) Find analytic function whose real part is 8
cosh 2y  cos 2x
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1  e s  1  1  s  a  
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(b) Find (i) L  s 2  2s  2  (ii) L  tan   6

    b 
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u  2u
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(c) Find the solution of one dimensional heat equation  c 2 2 under the boundary conditions u(0 ,t) = 0
t x
u (l, t) = 0 and u(x, 0) = x, 0 < x <  ,  being length of the rod. 6
6. (a) A string is stretched and fastened to two poirits distance  apart. Motion is started by displacing the string
in the form y = a sin  x   which it is released at time t = 0. Show that the displacement of a point at a
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 x   ct 
distance x from one end at time t is given by y(x,t) = a sin   cos   8
     
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sin z 2  cos z 2
(b) Find the residue of at it’s poles 6
(z  1)(z  2) 2
(c) Find Fourier series in xcosx in (–) 6
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MAY 2016
FW–Con.9410–16 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 30542
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N.B. : (1) Question No.l is compulsory
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(2) Answer any three from remaining

sin2 2t
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1. (a)
(b)
Find laplace transform of
t
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Find the orthogonal tragectory of the family of curves e –x cosy + xy =  where a is a real constant in the
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xy plane. 5
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3x
(c) Find complex form of fourier series f (x) = e in 0 < x < 3 5
(d) Show that the function is analytic and find their derivative f (z) = zez 5
d2 y
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2. (a) Using laplace transform solve: 2 + y = t , y (0) = 1, y'(0) = 0 6
dt
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 2 u u
 0
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(b) Using Crank Nicholson method Solve : 6
x 2 t
x
u (0, t) = 0, u (4, t) = 0, u (x, 0) = (l6 – x2) find uij for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and j = 0, 1, 2
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3
x x 2x 2x
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(c) Show that the set of functions 1, sin ,cos ,sin , cos .... 8
L L L L
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form an orthogonal set in (–L, L) and construct an orthonormal set.
3. (a) Find the billinear transformation that maps points 0, 1 ,of the z plane into – 5,– 1, – 3 pf w plane. 6
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1
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(b) By using Convolution theorem find inverse laplace transform of 6

(s  2) 4 (s  3)
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(c) Find the Fourier series of f(x) 8

f(x) = cos x – x < 0
sin x 0 < x < 
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2 1 1 1 1
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 a Find half range sine series for x sin x in (0,) and hence deduce     6
8 2 12 32 52 7 2
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
 2t sin t sinh t 
(b) Evaluate and prove that e  6
0 t 8
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7z  2
(c) Obtain Laurent’s series for the function f(z) = about z = – 1 8
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z(z  2)(z  2)
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 2 u u
5. (a) Solve 2   0 subject to the conditions u (0, t) = 0 , u (5, t) = 0, u (x, 0) = x2(25 – x2)
x t
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(b)
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taking h = 1 upto 3 seconds only by Bender schmidt formula.
Construct an analytic function whose real part is

sin 2x
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6
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cosh 2y  cos 2x

d
(c) Evaluate  3  2 cos  8
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6. (a) An elastic string is stretched between two points at a distance  apart. In its equilibrium position a 6
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point at a distance a (a <  ) from one end is displaced through a distance b transversely and then
2 y 2  2 y
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released from this position obtain y (x, t) the vertical displacement if y satisfies the equation 2  c 2
AC t x
1 i
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2
(b) Evaluate :  z dz along (i) The line y = x (ii) The parabola x = y2 6
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Is the line integral independent of path ? Expain.

2
 x 
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(c) Find Fourier Expansion of f(x) =   in the interval 0  x  2 and f(x + 2) = f(x) and 8
 2 
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2 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1
also deduce (i)  2  2  2  2 (ii)
12 1 2 3 4
   
90 14 24 34 44
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DECEMBER 2016
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(REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 538301
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N.B. (1) Question No. 1 is compulsory.

(2) Attempt any three questions out of the remaining five questions.
(3) Figures to right indicate full marks.
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1. (a) Evaluate  (z  2z) dz along the circle x2 + y2 = 1 5

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c
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
t
(b) Evaluate the integral using Laplace Transform  e (t 1  sin t )dt 5
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0
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(c) Determine the analytic function whose real part is u = –r 3 sin 3 

(d) A rod of length  has its ends A and B kept at 0 °C and 100 °C respectively until steady state conditions
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prevail. If the temperature at B is reduced suddenly to 0°C and kept so while that of A is maintained. Find
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2. (a) Find complex form of Fourier series of f (x) = e2x in (0, 2) 6

(b) Find the orthogonal trajectory of the family of curves given by 2x – x3 + 3xy2 = a 6
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  x   3x   5x  
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sin 2t, 0  t  2 
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 t  
 f (t) = (t + ) 6
 2 
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z2  1
(c) Expand f(z) = around z = 1 8
z 2  5z  6
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c z 2
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t 1  1 
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dQ Q
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dt c
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(c) Solve the Laplace equation 2  2 = 0 for the following data by 8.7 12.1 12.8 9.0 8
x y 0
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Find Laplace transform of sin 2t.cos3t .
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 2z
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(1)m 
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4. (a) Find the orthogona; trajectory of the family of curves x3y – xy3 = 0 6
(b) Find Fourier series of f(x) = | x | in (–3,3) 6
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(c) Find the inverse Laplace transform of the following : (i) cot s (ii) 2 8
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5. (a) Solve by Crank-Nichloson simplifies formula  0 6
x 2 t
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(c) Find bilinear transformation which maps the poins z = 1, i, –1 onto the points w = i ,0,–1.Hence, 8
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Using residue theorem, evaluate  x 2  1
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(b) Obtain Complex form of Fourier series for f(x) = eax over – < x <  6
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(c) Determine the solution of one-dimensional heat equation  C2 2
t x
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under boundry condition u(0,t) = u (l,t) = 0 , u(x,0) = x , l being the legnth of rod.
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(4) Attempt sub questions in order only.
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1. Compare the following (any four): 20
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(a) Plane surveying and Geodetic surveying. (b) Direct ranging and Reciprocal ranging.
(c) Prismatic compass and Surveyor's compass. (d) Trapezoidal rule and Simpson's rule.
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(e) Magnetic declination and Dip of the needle.
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(b) A closed traverse is run anticlockwise in the form of regular pentagon ABCDEA. If the fore bearing of 5
traverse leg AB is 30000'. Find the bearings of the remaining traverse legs?
(c) The following bearings were observed in the area where local attraction was suspected. Determine the 10
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correct magnetic bearings? Also calculate true bearings if the declination is ± 03°30’.
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Line F.B. B. B.
PQ S 40°30' W N 41°15' E
QR S 80°45' W N 79° 30' E
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RS N 19°30' E S 20°00' W
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SP S 80°00' E N 80°00' W
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Which are the common difficulties faced in levelling operation? How the same will you overcome? 5
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(b) What is meant by sensitiveness of bubble tube? Explain how it can be determined. 5
(c) The following successive readings were taken along line PQ with a 4m levelling staff and a level on a 10
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continuously sloping ground at 15m interval. The readings are : 0345 (on P), 1450, 2630, 3875,
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0655, 1745, 2965, 3945, 1125, 2475, 3005 and 3×865 (on Q). The R.L. of station P is
60000m. Find the gradient of Line PQ?
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4. (a) Describe repetition and reiteration methods of determining horizontal angle using transit? Also state the 8
errors eliminated by these methods?
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(b) Balance the following closed traverse using Bowditch's rule or Transit rule. 12
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Line Length (m) Bearing

PQ 78.00 51°00'
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QR 203.10 77°10'
RS 149.01 167°10'
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SP 152.70 240°00'
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TP 210.12 310°20'
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5. (a) Describe various methods of plane table surveying? 8

(b) The perpendicular offsets taken at 10m interval from a survey line to an irregular boundary line are 12
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0.510m, 2.25m, 3.40m, 2.40m, 3.30m, 4.20m, 5.10m, 7.35m, 8.70m, 2.60m and 1.50m.
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Determine the area enclosed by:
(i) Mid ordinate rule. (ii) Average ordinate rule. (iii) Trapezoidal rule. (iv) Simpson's rule.
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(a) Reciprocal levelling. (b) Zero circle.
(c) Characteristics of contours. (d) Spire test.
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(a) Explain Reciprocal Ranging.
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(b) What is offset? Explain its types alongwith limiting length of offset.
(c) Characteristics of contour.
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(d) Explain with neat sketch Dip and Declination.

(e) Compare Prismatic compass and Surveyor's compass.
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(f) Horizontal angle measurement by Reiteration method using theodolite.
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2. (a) The following offsets were taken from a chain line to a Hedge: 10
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Distance
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in "m" 0 20 40 60 80 120 160 200 240 270 300
Offsets
in "m" 24 20 16 12 8 10 14 16 20 22 26
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Calculate the area enclosed by chain line, the hedge and the end offset by
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(i) Simpson's Rule (ii) Trapezoidal Rule

(b) Explain why zero is marked at South in Prismatic compass? and why East and West are interchanged 6
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in surveyor's compass.
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3. (a) The following bearings were observed in an open traverse; correct them where necessary for local 8
attraction:
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Line AB BC CD DE
F.B. 154° 205° 40' 140° 69° 38'
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(b) Explain Block contouring in detail. 6

(c) Describe principle of surveying with an example. 6
4. (a) The following notes refer to the reciprocal levels: 8
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Instrument Staff readings on Remarks
station A B
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A 1.029 1.634 Distance between
A and B = 800 m.
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B 0.943 1.542 Rt. of A = 421.543 m.
Find : (i) The true RL of B, (ii) Combined corrections for curvature and refraction
(iii) The error in collimation adjustment of the instrument.
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(b) Explain Orientation alongwith different methods of orientation in plane table surveying. 8
(c) Define :- (i) Arbitrary meridian. (ii) True meridian (iii) Permanent BM (iv) Line of Collimation. 4
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5. (a) Determine the elevations of hilltop; from following data: 6

Instrument station Staff reading on B.M. Vertical angle on target at hilltop RL of B.M. (m)
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O1 1.670 28° 42' 345.58
O2 2.55 18° 6' 345.58
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The height of target A was 5.0m. The instrument stations were 100 m apart and were in line with the
target A.
(b) Given the following latitude and departures of the sides of traverse ABCDE, the length of CD have 10
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been omitted. Compute the length of CD for above closed traverse. Draw traverse:
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Sr. No. Line Length Bearing Latitude Departure

1 AB 217.5 S 59° 45É –109.578 +187.872
2 BC 308 Due North ? ?
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S 55° 18´W
S 2° 40´W
–161.397
–172.989
–233.070
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(a) Balancing BS and FS. (b) Zero circle (c) Spire test
(d) Traversing method of plane table survey (e) Balancing of traverse.
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(4) Attempt subquestions in order.

(5) Assume any suitable data, if required and state the same clearly.
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(a) Explain cumulative and compensating errors in chaining.

(b) Describe temporary adjustment of prismatic compass.
(c) Explain the reciprocal levelling and state its advantages.
(d) Differentiate between consecutive co-ordinate and independent coordinate.
(e) Explain the characteristics of contour lines.

(f) Explain geodetic surveying.
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2. (a) Write short notes on compound levelling and profile levelling. 5
(b) A chaining pass a pond, stations P and Q were selected on opposite side of the pond. A line PA. 5
200 m long, was set out of the left of PQ, and a line PB was set out on the right such that A, Q and B
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are collinear. The length of PB was 250m. The length of AQ and QB were measured to be 125 m and
150 m respectively. The chainage at P is 1020.55 m. Calculate the chainage of Q.
(c) The following bearings were observed while traversing with compass. Find which stations are affected 10
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by local attraction and work out corrected bearings of the lines of a closed traverse.
Line F.B. B.B.
AB 191° 30' 13°0'
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BC 69° 30' 246° 30'
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CD 32° 15' 210° 30'

DE 262° 45' 80° 45'
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EA 230° 15' 53° 00' AC

3. (a) Write exhaustive note on “obstacles in chaining”. 5
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(c) The following staff reading were observed with a level & a 4 m staff on a continuously sloping ground 10
at a common interval of 15 m. The readings are 0.880, 1.635, 2.055, 2.530, 3.085, 3.580, 1.255,
2.060, 2.465, 3.740, 1.035, 1.145, 1.730 and 2.645. The reduced level of the first point was
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780.150. Rule out a page of a level-book and enter the above reading. Calculate the reduced levels
and the gradient of the line joining the first & last points.
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4. (a) Define two point problem & explain how it can be solved on field. 8
(b) Balance the following closed traverse by transit rule and also compute the closing error? 12
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Line Lat (m) Dep (m)

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AB –173.20 100.00
BC –314.50 128.40
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CD 86.60 50.00
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DE 250.00 0.00
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5. (a) Explain the method of measuring and recording horizontal angle by repetition method using transit? 10
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(b) The following offsets were taken from a chain line to a hedge. 10
Distance (m) 0 5 12 18 24 36 48 60 72 81 90
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Offset (m) 3.8 3.3 2.4 1.8 0.9 1.5 1.8 2.2 3.0 3.3 3.6
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(a) Hypotenusal allowance (b) Types of variations (c) Sources of error in levelling
(d) Spire test (e) Orientation in plane table surveying,
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(a) Explain principles of surveying with suitable example.
(b) Explain with neat sketch dip of magnetic needle.
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(c) Describe various method of plane table surveying.

(d) Write an exhaustive note on characteristics of contour.
(e) Explain Bowditch rule for adjustment of theodolite traverse.
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(f) Compare Trapezoidal Rule and Simpson's Rule for determination of area.
2. (a) Explain the obstacles in chaining. 6

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(b) On a map drawn to a scale of 40 m to 1 cm a surveyor measured the distance between two stations 7
as 4000 m. But it was found that by mistake he had used a scale of 100 m to 1 cm. Find the true
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(c) A closed traverse is conducted with five stations A, B, C, D and E taken in anticlockwise order, in the 7
form of regular pentagon. If the F.B. of AB is 30° find the F.B. of other side.
3. (a) Explain the various type of bench marks in levelling. 4

(b) Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of plane table survey. 6
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(c) The following consecutive reading were taken with a levelling instrument of intervals of 20 m 2.375, 10
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1.730, 0.615, 3.450, 2.835, 2.070, 1.835, 0.985, 0.435, 1.630, 2.255 and 3.630 m. The instrument
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was shifted after the fourth & eight reading. The last reading was taken on BM of RL 100 200 m. Find
the RL of all the points.
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(b) Calculate latitudes, departures & closing error for the following traverse & adjust using Bowditch Rule. 12
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Line Length W.C.B.

AB 89.31 45°10'
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BC 219.76 72°05'
CD 151.18 161°52'
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DE 159.10 228°43'
EA 232.26 300°42'
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5. (a) The following perpendicular offsets was taken from a chain line to an irregular boundary. Calculate the 10
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Chainage(m) 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210

Offsets (m) 0 2.65 3.80 3.75 4.65 3.60 5.00 5.18
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(b) Explain interpolation method of contour. 5

(c) Explain fly levelling. 5

(a) Reciprocal levelling (b) Orientation in PTS
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(c) Area of zero circle (d) Hyptenusal allowance
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(e) Fundamental lines of a theodalite & relation between them
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(a) Explain the principle of surveying.

(b) Differentiate between surveyors and prismatic compass.
(c) Explain temporary adjustments of dumpy level.
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(d)
(e)
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Enlist the advantages and disadvantages of plane table surveying.
Procedure for direct measurement of horizontal angle using theodolite.
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(b) Explain the methods of adjusting and testing the chain. 8

(c) The following bearings was taken while conducting a close traverse with a compass in a place there 8
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local attraction was suspected. At what stations do you suspect local attraction? Find the corrected
bearings for local attraction and for declination of 1°30' w
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Line F.B. B.B.
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AB 80°45' 260°00'
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BC 130°30' 311°35'
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CD 240°15' 60°15'
DA 290°30' 110°10'
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(b) The following consecutive readings were taken with a level and 4.0 m staff on a continuously sloping 10
ground at a common interval of 30 mt 0.780, 1.535, 1.955, 2.430, 2.985, 3.480, 1.155, 1.960,
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2.365, 3.640, 0.935, 1.045, 1.630, and 2.545. The RL of first point A was 180.75 m. Rule out a
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page of level book & enter above readings. Calculate the RL of all the points by Rise & Fall method.
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(b) The length of tracing arm of a planimeter is 15.92 cm. The distance from the hinge to the anchor point 7
is 16.0 cm. The diameter of the rim of the wheel is 2 cm. The wheel is placed outside at a distance of
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(c) The following perpendicular offsets were taken from a chain line to an irregular boundary. Calculate the 6
area using trapezoidal and Simpson’s rule.
Chainage(m) 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210
Offsets (m) 0 2.65 3.80 3.75 4.65 3.60 5.00 5.18
5. (a) In a four-sided closed travase AB CD A, the following information is given. 12
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(mt) angle
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AB 160 ? S 40° W ?
BC 340 116°(L) ? 26500 S Point B
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22400 W
CD 210 60°(L) ?
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DA ? ? ? ?
Fill in the missing data.
(b) Explain is detail the procedure for solving two-point problem on field of plane table surveying. 8
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(a) Gales table
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(b) Local attraction and its eliminations
(c) Method of calculation of earthwork by spot level
(d) Errors in chaining
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(e) Ranging and its methods

(f) Measurement of deflection angle between two points using theodolite.
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(a) Explain fly levelling with its suitability.
(b) Direct vernier, Retrograde vernier - Explain.
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(c) How will you measure deflection angle of a survey line using theodolite
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(d) Difference between Prismatic & surveyor's compass.

(e) Area of Zero circle.
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2. (a) Explain how you would setup a plane table at a station. 4

(b) The following bearing were observed on a traverse. 10
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Line AB BC CD DA
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FB 80° 45' 130° 30' 240°15' 290° 30'

BB 260°00' 311°35' 60°15' 110°10'
Make corrections for local attraction and declination of 1° 30' and calculate true fore bearing.
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drawn with the measurements taken with its chain is found to be 125cm2. If the scale of the plan is
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commencement of the work.
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Line AB BC CD
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Length (m) 124 168 97
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Bearing 32° 168° 44°
(b) How is the closing error of the traverse adjusted graphically. 6
(c) How will you use line ranger in the field. Draw a neat sketch. 4
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4. (a) It was required to ascetain the elevation of two points P & Q and line of levels was run from P to Q. 10
The levelling was then continued to a bench mark of 83.500 the reading obtained being as shown as
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BS IS FS RL Remarks
1.622 P
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1.874 0.354
2.032 1.780
2.362 Q
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0.984 1.122
1.900 2.824 BM
(b) Explain interpolation of contours. What are the methods available? Explain any one method in detail. 6
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(c)
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5. (a) Explain Radiation and Intersection method of plane table survey with neat sketch. 8
(b) Describe temporary adjustment of theodolite. 6
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(c) Explain briefly the instruments used in setting out perpendicular offsets in chian surveying. 6
6. (a) The following notes refer to the reciprocal levels with one level. 8
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Instrument Staff reading (m) Remarks
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at A B
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A 1.150 2.540 Distance between
A and B = 1250m.
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B 0.965 2.410 and RL of A = 650.50m.

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Find: (i) True RL of B (ii) Combined -correction for curvature & refraction
(b) Obstacles in chaining. 7
(c) Balancing fore sight and backsight. 5
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1. Describe the following with meat sketches: (Any four) 20

(a) Principle of leveling (b) Characteristics of contours
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(e) Balancing of sights (f) Repetition method

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RS N12°45É S13°15´W
ST N60°00É S59°15´W
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TP S37°30É N37°30´W
Compute:
(i) The included angles (ii) The correct magnetic bearings
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(b) Explain the measurement of volume from spot levels. 5
(c) Calculate the area enclosed between the chain line, end offsets and irregular boundary line by the 10
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coordinate method.
CH(m) 0 5.5 12.7 25.5 40.5
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4. (a) Describe the permanent adjustments of a level? 8

(b) In running fly levels from a BM of RL 150.000m the following readings are obtained. 12
BS- 1.315 2.035 1.980 2.625
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FS- 1.150 3.450 2.255
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From the last position of the instrument, five pegs at 20m interval are to be set out at an uniform
gradient of + 1 in 40 The first peg is to have RL of 247.245m. Work out the staff readings required for
setting the tops of the pegs on the given gradient.
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PQ 67 290°00´
QR 81 183°45´
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RS 42 162°15´
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TP 116 10°30´
Balance the above theodolite traverse by Bowditch's rule
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(a) Types of surveying (b) Contour Gradient (c) Methods in PTS (d) Precise leveling (e) GTT
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(2) Assume any suitable data if required, state the same clearly.
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(a) Chain Survey and Compass survey
(b) Trapezoidal rule and Prismoidal rule
(c) Surveyor’s compass and Prismatic compass
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(d) Rise and fall method and Plane of collimation method.
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Instrument Staff reading on Remark

Station A B
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A
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1.030
0.950
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1.54
Distance between A and B = 800m
R L of A is 440
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(iii) Error in collimation adjustment of the instrument
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(b) Write detailed note on obstacles in chain surveying 7

(c) A line was measured with steel tape which was exactly 30m at a pull of 5kg and measured length was 5
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229.62m. The pull applied during measurement was 10kg and the tape was uniformly supported. Find the
true length of line if the cross-sectional area of tape was 0.02cm2 and modulus of elasticity of tape
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material = 2.1×106 kg/cm2
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3. (a) Compare closed traverse and open traverse. 4

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(b) Compare well-conditioned and ill conditioned triangle. 4
(c) What is a local attraction? Which are the methods of elimination of local attraction? 6
(d) Describe advantages and disadvantages of plane table survey. 6
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4. (a) Calculate the included angles for the closed compass traverse ABCDA run clockwise from following 10
data :
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Line AB BC CD DA
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FB 40° 70° 210° 280°

(b) Calculate the missing quantities for a theodolite survey of closed traverse ABCDA : 10
Line AB BC CD DA
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Length in m 550 1200 880 1050

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Azimuth 60° ? ? 310°

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5. (a) Calculate the volume of earth removed for a piece of borrow pit shown. At the corners, the data 10
mentioned is amount of cut in meters. Each square is 9m × 9m.
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2.6 2.8 1.3 1.4 2.6
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(b) Describe in detail procedure of taking bearing of a line with theodolite. 5
(c) Explain in detail the use of theodolite as a level 5
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6. (a) Define contour. Explain the methods of interpolation of contours. 8

(b) Describe the working of Amsler’s planimeter. 5
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(c) Explain how the project of theodolite traversing is executed? 7
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
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Con.8601-13 (3 Hours) [Total Marks : 100]
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(3) Each full question carries 20 marks.
(4) Assume suitable data, if needed and state it clearly.
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1. Answer any five: 20
(a) Calculate the Moment of Inertia for the beam in x b=10mm
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figure. Keeping the same cross-sectional area, if d = 10mm
the depth is made twice the width, calculate the
x
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moment of inertia. By doing so, load carrying L Section X-X
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capacity of the beam increases or decreases?
(b) Determine the coordinates x and y of the point where the resultant y
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load must act in order to produce uniform normal stress. If the load is 500
10 kN, find the uniform normal stress. Refer figure.
400
All
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Concrete dimensions
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Column in (mm)
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500 400
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(c) Draw Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams for the beam
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10KN
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shown figure. A B
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(d) Define Bulk Modulus & Poisson’s ratio.
(e) State the assumptions made in Euler’s theory of column buckling.
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(f) For a rectangular C/S of width B and depth D, locate Core or Kernel of the section. What is its
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significance?
(g) Derive an expression for the strain energy in a member subjected to an axial force.
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2. (a) The 1.35m concrete post of diameter 0.45 m is reinforced with 6 steel P 7
bars, each with a 28 mm diameter. Esteel = 200 GPa and Econcrete =
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29 GPa. Find the normal stresses in the steel and in the concrete when a
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1560 kN axial centric force P is applied to the post. Refer figure. 450 mm
1.35 m
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(b) Two steel wires AB and BC support a lamp weighing 80N (figure). C 6
Both wires have diameter 0.75mm. Determine the tensile stresses in wires
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AB and BC.
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34º B 48º
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80N
(c) Three different materials designated A, B and C are tested in tension using test 7
specimens having diameters of 12.625 mm and gauge length of 50 mm (figure). At
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failure, the distances between the gauge marks are found tobe 53.25 mm, 62 mm
and 69.5 mm respectively. Also, at the failure cross-sections, the diameters are found
to be 12.1 mm, 9.95 mm and 6.325 mm respectively. Determine the percent
50 mm
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elongation and percent reduction of area of each specimen and then using your
judgment, classify each material as brittle or ductile.
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3. (a) Draw SFD and BMD for the timber beam 2.5 kN 2.5 kN 12
6 kN/m
in figure.
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A B C
0.5 m 3m 0.5 m
(b) A so-called “trapeze bar” in a hospital room Circular c/s

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provides a means for patients to exercise while in L/2
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L/2
bed (figure). The bar is 2.1m long and has a solid
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circular C/S. The design load is 1.2 kN applied at Patient

the mid-point of the bar and the allowable bending
stress is 200 MPa. Determine the diameter of the
bar to be provided. (Assume that the ends of the
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bar are simply supported and that the weight of
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the bar is negligible).

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4. (a) A short CI column of hollow circular section has a projecting 1200 kN 8

bracket (figure). It carries a load of 1200 kN. The load line is
off the column axis by 350 mm. The external diameter of column
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is 320 mm and the metal thickness is 25 mm. Find the maximum 350
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and minimum stresses in the section.
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(b) A solid circular shaft transmits 75 kW power at 200 RPM. Calculate the shaft diameter if the twist in 8
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the shaft is not to exceed 1º in 2 meters length of shaft and shear stress is limited to 50 MN/m2. Take
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modulus or rigidity = 100 GN/m2.

(c) A thin cylindrical shell 3.2m long is having 1.2m internal diameter and 15mm thick. Calculate 4
hoop stress, longitudinal stress and maximum shear stress, if internal fluid pressure = 1.6 MPa.
E = 200 GPa and Poisson’s ratio = 0.3.
5. (a) An element in a stressed material has tensile stress of 500 MN/m2 and compressive stress of 10
2 2
350 MN/m acting on two mutually perpendicular planes and equal shear stresses of 100 MN/m on
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these planes. Find principal stresses and position of the principal planes. Find also maximum shear
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stress. Use either analytical or graphical method.
(b) A hollow cylindrical column is fixed at both ends. The column length is 4.2 m and it carries an axial load 10
of 260 kN. Design the column by Rankine’s approach. Adopt a factor of safety of 4.5. The internal
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diameter = 0.8 × external diameter. Take crushing stress for material = 560 MPa and Rankine’s
constant = (1/1600).
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6. (a) A T-section having flange (200 mm × 50 mm) and web (200 mm × 50 mm) is subjected to a vertical 7
shear force of 120 kN. Calculate the shear stress at the neutral axis and at the junction of the web
and the flange. Take depth of the NA from the top edge = 87.5 mm and I = 0.0001134 m4.
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(b) A steel bar having cross-sectional area A B C D 4
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1100 mm is subjected to axial forces
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(figure). Find the change in the bar length. 30 kN 40 kN 100 kN
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E = 2 × 105 MPa.
0.5 m 1.5 m 0.8 m
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(c) A steel tube of 30 mm external diameter and 20 mm internal diameter encloses a copper rod of 5
20 mm diameter. They are rigidly fixed at the ends at a temperature of 10ºC. Calculate the stresses in
the rod and tube when temperature is raised to 210ºC. Esteel = 2.1 × 105 MPa and
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Ecopper = 1 × 105 MPa. Take  for copper = 18 × 10–6 per ºC and  for steel = 11 × 10–6 per ºC.
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(d) The ship at A has just started to drill for oil on the A 4
Ship
ocean floor at a depth of 1500 m. Knowing that
the top of the 200 mm diameter steel drill pipe
(modulus of rigidity = 77 GPa) rotates through 2
complete revolutions before the drill bit at B starts
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Steel drill pipe
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to operate, determine the maximum shearing

1500 m
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Ocean
stress caused in the pipe by torsion. Refer fig.
Neglect the water effect.
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1. (a) Derive relation among bending moment, shear force and rate of loading. 5
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(b) What is modulus of Elasticity, Bulk modulus and modulus of Rigidity. State Relation between them. 5
(c) State assumptions made in theory of simple Bending. 5
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(d) Find maximum shear stress induced in a solid circular shaft of diameter 150mm, when it transmits 5
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150 kW power at 180 rpm.

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run
A B
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(b) Determine the support reaction at A and C when AB is A AAB = 200 mm2 B 10
ABC = 50 mm2 C
loaded axially by 7kN at B as shown in figure.
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7 kN
Take E = 200 × 103 Mpa.
 
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0.3mm
2400 mm 1200 mm
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3. (a) Two wooden planks 150 mm × 50 mm each are connect to form at section of a in beam if a moment 10
of 3.4 kN.m is applied around a horizontal neutral axis, inducing tension below the neutral axis. Find
stresses at the extreme fibres of the cross section. Also calculate total tensile force on cross section.
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(b) A bar 1.4 cm in diameter gets stretched by 0.25 cm under a steady load of 8 kN. What stress would 10
be produced in same bar by a weight of 0.8 kN. Which falls freely vertically through a distance of 7cm
to a rigid collar attached at its end. Take E = 200 GN/m2.
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4. (a) A T beam of span 5m has a flange 12.5 mm × 125 mm and web 125 mm 10
187.5 mm × 8 mm. If maxm permissible stress is 150 mpa. Find
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12.5 mm
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maximum u.d.l the beam can carry.
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187.5 mm
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8 mm
(b) A shaft is rotating at 150 rpm. And transmits a power of 300 kw. The diameter of the shaft is 100 mm. 10
Maximum torque is 25% more than the mean torque. What is the Magnitude of torsional shear stress
and twist 9 length of shaft is 1.5m. G = 85 Gpa.
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5. (a) A square column of 400 mm × 400 mm size is subjected to an axial load of 400 kN. In addition to this 10
a load of 40 kN is acting at an eccentricity of 20 mm about both x–x and y–y axes. Find stresses at all
four corners.
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(b) A hollow cast iron column of 200 mm external diameter 100 mm internal diameter and 8m Long has 10
both end fixed. If is subjected to axial compressive load. Taking factor of safety as 5. c = 540 N/mm2.
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6. (a) A cylindrical shell, 3m long, is having 1m internal diameter and 15mm thickness. Calculate hoop stress. 10
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Longitudinal stress, maximum intensity of shear stress and change in diameter of shell if is subjected to
an internal fluid pressure of 1.5 MPa. Take E = 200 GPa and poison's ratio = 0.3.
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2 2 2
100 N/mm , compressive stress 40 N/mm and shear stress 60 N/mm . Find.
(i) Magnitude and direction of principal stress.
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(ii) Magnitude of normal and shear stress on a plane on which shear stress is maximum.
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1. Answer any five: 20
(a) Write the assumptions made in the theory of simple bending.
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(b) Establish the relationship between shear force, bending moment and rate of loading.
(c) Write a note on Mohr's Circle of stresses.
(d) Establish relationship between young modulus of elasticity, modulus of rigidity and bulk modulus.
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(e) A cylindrical shell is subjected to an internal fluid pressure, find an expression for change in diameter
and change in length of cylinder.
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20 kN/m 30 kN/m 20 kN
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2. (a) Draw a shear force diagram and A
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bending moment diagrams for a beam
E
as shown in figures below.
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B C D
1.5m 0.5m 1m 1m
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(c) Explain how to determine the young modulus of elasticity for mild steel and tor steel 5
3. (a) A steel rod of 3 cm diameter and 5 m long is connected to two grips and the rod is maintained at a 8
temperature of 95°C. determine the stress and pull exerted when the temperature falls to 30°C, if:
(i) The ends do not yield, and (ii) The ends yield by 0.12 cm.
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(i) Stress and strain (ii) Force and stress, and (iii) Tensile stress and compressive stress.
(c) Explain with Mohr's Circle method, the procedure for determining the magnitude and direction of 6
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shear stress and normal stress on a inclined plane in a member subjected to axial stress of a in
horizontal direction. Also find maximum shear stress and its location.
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4. (a) For the state of stress at a point as shown in figure, determine: 600N/cm2 10
(i) The resultant stress on plane BC
(ii) The principal stresses and their directions. C B 800N/cm
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(iii) The maximum shear stresses and their planes.

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(b) Calculate the instantaneous stress produced in a bar of 10 cm in area and 3 m long by suddenly 6
application of tensile load of unknown magnitude, if the extension of bar due to suddenly applied load
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is 1.5 mm, also determine the suddenly applied load. Take E = 2 × 105 N/mm2.
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5. (a) A solid round bar 4 m long and 5 cm in diameter was found extended 4.6 mm under a tensile load 10
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of 50 kN. This bar is used as a strut with both ends hinged. Determine the buckling load for bar and
also the safe load taking factor of safety as 4.
(b) A masonry pier of 3 m × 4 m spouts a vertical load of 80 kN at an eccentricity of 0.5 m along y axis 10
and 1 m along x axis respectively.
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(i) Find the stresses developed at each corner of the pier,
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(ii) What additional load should be placed at the centre of the pier, so that there is no tension
anywhere in the pier section?
(iii) What are the stresses at the corners with the additional load in the centre?
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6. (a)
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20 mm × 200 mm and BOTTOM FLANGE: 160 mm × 40 mm]. The beam is simply supported over
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a span of 5 meters. If the tensile stress is not to exceed 20 N/mm2, find the safe udl which the beam can
carry. Find also the maximum compressive stress.
(b) For a T section with dimension given here. [TOP FLANGE: 100 × 20 mm, WEB: 20 mm × 80 mm]. 5
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Draw shear stress diagram if it is subjected to a shear force of 50 kN.

(c) Find the maximum shear stress in a solid circular shaft of diameter 15 cm when the shaft transmits 5
150 kW power at 180 r.p.m.
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N.B. : (1) Question No. 1 is compulsory. Answer any three from remaining five questions.
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(3) Assume any other data needed suitably, if not given. However, justify the same.
1. Answer any four of the following:

(a) Derive the relationship between shear force, bending moment and intensity of loading: 5
(b) If two pieces of materials A and B have the same bulk modulus, but the value of modulus of elasticity 5
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for B is 1% greater than that for A. Find the value of modulus of rigidity for the material B in terms of
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modulus of elasticity and modulus of rigidity for material A.
(c) Derive an expression for longitudinal stress and circumferential stress for the thin cylinder. 5
(d) Explain the concept of beam of uniform strength. 5
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(e) Stale the assumption made in the theory of pure torsion. 5
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2. (a) A tensile load of 50 kN is acting on the rod of 50 mm diameter and length of 5 m. Determine the 10
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length of a bore of 25 mm that can be made central in the rod, if the total extension is not to exceed by
25 percent under the same tensile load. Take E = 2.05 × 105 N/mm2.
(b) A beam ABCD of span 8 m is supported at A, B and D, has an internal hinge at C. Span AB is of 4 m 10
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carries a U.D.L. of 20 kN/m. Span CD is of 2m carries a U.D.L. of 20 kN/m. Find the support
reactions and draw the S F.D. and B.M.D.
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3. (a) A solid rod of bronze 20 mm in diameter is surrounded by a fitting steel cylinder of external diameter 10
28 mm. If the permissible bending stress in bronze and steel are 100 N/mm2 and 150 N/mm2, find the
moment of resistance of composite section. The Young's modulus for steel may be taken as 1.75 times
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that of bronze.
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(b) What are the principal planes and principal stresses? Explain the Mohr's Circle method for two 6
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perpendicular direct stresses with state of simple shear.

(c) A beam of triangular cross-section with base b and height h is used with the base horizontal. 4
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Calculate intensity of shear stress at neutral axis and at height h/2. Plot the variation of
shear stress intensity over the section.
4 (a) A circular shaft has to transmit 550 kW power at 115 RPM. Allowable shear stress = 78 MPa. 10
Find: (i) the required diameter of the solid shaft (ii) The diameters of the hollow section, such that
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internal diameter = 0.75 × External diameter.
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(b) A column of 6 m effective length is to be made from 3 plates 80mm 6
(figure). Using E = 210 GPa, find the factor of safety with respect 10 mm
to buckling for an axial load of 17 kN. Use Euler's theory.
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(c) Write a note on temperature stresses. 4
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5. (a) A bar is subjected to a tensile load of 50 kN. Bar diameter = 32mm, Gauge length = 300mm, 6
extension = 0.114 mm, change in diameter = 0.00366 mm. Find: Poisson’s ratio, Young's modulus,
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bulk modulus & modulus of rigidity.
(b) Write a short note on flitched beams. 4
(c) An element in a stressed body is subjected to normal stresses on 60MP 10
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mutually perpendicular directions (figure). Determine the normal,

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50MPa
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6. (a) The steel pipe, 500 mm long is filled with concrete & subjected to an axial compressive load of 6
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90 kN. Determine the stress in the concrete & the steel due to this loading. The pipe has an outer
diameter = 80 mm & an inner diameter = 70 mm. Esteel = 200 GPa, Econcrete = 24 Gpa
(b) Determine the maximum torque that can be applied safely to a solid shaft of diameter 260 mm. The 6
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permissible angle of twist = 1.3 degrees in a length of 6 m & the shear stress is not to exceed 61 MPa.
Take modulus of rigidity G = 90 MPa.
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(c) Locate the core or kernel of I-section with the properties: top & bottom flange: (150 mm × 10 mm), 8
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Web 280 mm × 10 mm. Overall depth = 300 mm.
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(2) Attempt any THREE from the remaining.

(3) Each full question carries EQUAL marks.
(4) ASSUME any suitable data, if needed.
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1. (a) Figure shows the approximate distribution of forces that 5.4kN/m 4

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act on an airplane wing (including the lift force & the wing 1.8kN/m
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weight). End A is a fixed end. Calculate the bending

moment at A. Drawing the BMD is not needed. A design D
engineer finds that the Bending Moment at A is too large. 2.5m 2.5m 1m
He asks you to attach a weight at point D to reduce the A B C
BM at A by 50%. Find the weight to be attached at D.
(b) A nylon thread is subjected to 10 N tension force. Knowing that E = 3.4 GPa & that the length of the 4
thread increases by 1.1%, determine: (i) the stress in the thread (ii) the diameter of the thread.
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(c) What are the assumptions made in the Theory of Pure Torsion? 4
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(d) A cylindrical shell is 3 m long & has 1.2 m internal diameter. It is subjected to an internal fluid 4
pressure of 2 MPa. If the shell thickness is 10 mm, find the hoop stress & longitudinal stress.
(e) A steel bar having (45 mm × 45 mm) C/S & 5 m long is subjected to an axial pull of 170 kN. Find 4
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the strain energy stored in the bar. Also, determine the extension of the bar. Take E = 200 GPa.
2. (a) A S/S beam has a Span of 9 m & carries a UDL of 1600 N/m over the entire span. It is T section 10
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with flange dimensions (120 mm × 20 mm) & web dimensions (100 mm × 25 mm). Overall depth of
section = 120 mm. Calculate the maximum shear stress. Draw the Shear Stress Distribution Diagram.
(b) Draw Shear Force Diagram & Bending Moment Diagram for the beam shown in figure. Locate the 10
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8kN/m 10 kN
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4m 5m 3m
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3. (a) The beam is to be used to support the machine, which exerts the forces of 30 kN-& 40 kN (figure). 10
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flanges.
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10mm 30kN 40kN
30kN
140mm 40kN Hinge Roller
10mm A
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B C D
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C D
2m 2.5m 2m
800kN
(b) The masonry pier (figure) is subjected to the 800 kN load. If 10
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x = 0.25 m & y = 0.5 m, find the resultant stress intensities 1.5m y
2.25m 1.5m
at each corner A, B, C & D. Neglect the weight of the pier. y
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4. (a) The thin walled cylindrical pressure vessel of inner 6
diameter (d) & thickness (t) is subjected to an 3m
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internal fluid pressure (p). If E = Young's modulus

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&  = Poisson's ratio, find the strains in the

0.5 m
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circumferential & longitudinal directions. Using these

results, compute the increase in diameter &length
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of a steel pressure vessel filled with air & having an

internal pressure of 16 MPa. The vessel is 3 m
long & has an inner radius of 0.5 m & a thickness of 9 mm (figure). Est = 200 GPa &  = 0.3.
(b) Write a note on temperature stresses. 4

(c) A column of height 12 m is fixed at both the ends. Its C/S is a symmetrical I-section. Flanges are 10
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(100 mm × 15 mm) & web is (130 mm × 15 mm). Find the factor of safety with respect to buckling
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for an axial load of 17 kN. Use Euler's theory. E = 2 × 105 N/mm2.
5. (a) Determine the maximum torque that can be applied safely to a solid shaft of diameter 270 mm. The 6
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permissible angle of twist = 1.3 degrees in a length of 5.8 m & the shear stress is not to exceed
60 MPa. Take Modulus of Rigidity G = 90 MPa.
(b) An element in a stressed body is subjected to normal P 70 MPa 10
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stresses on mutually perpendicular directions (figure).
Determine the normal, tangential & resultant stresses on a 30°
100 MPa 100 MPa
plane P-P inclined as shown. Either use analytical method
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(c) Write note on flitched beams. 70 MPa P 4
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6. (a) A bar is subjected to a tensile load of 55 kN. Bar diameter = 31 mm, Gauge length = 300 mm, 5
extension = 0.115 mm, change in diameter = 0.00367 mm. Find: Poisson's ratio, Young's modulus,
bulk modulus & modulus of rigidity.
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(b) The pole (figure) is supported by a pin at C B 5

& a steel guy wire AB. If the wire has a
1m
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acts on the pole. Ewire = 200 GPa.
1.5 m
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the intensity of normal stress on plane BD? MPa n
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(d) A short, Reinforced Cement Concrete Column (600 mm × 600 mm) has 8 steel rods of 25 mm 5
diameter as reinforcement. Find the stresses in steel & concrete & the elastic shortening of the column
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if E = 200000 MPa for steel & 10000 MPa for concrete. Load on column = 3000 kN &
length = 3 m.
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1. (a) A Reinforced Concrete Slab (2400 mm × 2400 mm) & 225 mm 4

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thick is lifted by 4 cables attached to the corners. The cables are
attached to a hook at a point 1500 mm above the top of the slab. Cables
Each cable has an effective cross-sectional area A = 9 mm2.
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Determine the tensile stress in the cables due to the weight of the
concrete slab. Weight density of concrete = 24 kN/m3.
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(b) Slate the assumptions made in the Theory of Pure Torsion. 4

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(c) A cylindrical shell is 4 m long & has 1.3 m internal diameter. It is subjected to an internal fluid pressure 4
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of 3 MPa. If the shell thickness is 10 mm, find the hoop stress & longitudinal stress.
(d) What are the assumptions made in the Theory of Pure Bending? 4
(e) Locate the Core (Kernel) of the solid rectangular section having a width of 300 mm & a depth of 4
400 mm.
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2. (a) The footing supports the load 70KN 70KN 8
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transmitted by two columns. Draw the
Shear Force Diagram & Bending
Moment Diagram for the footing if the 2m 4m 2m
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reaction of soil pressure on the footing A D
is assumed to be uniform. B C
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soil /m (UDL)

(b) The cross-section of a P P 8
narrow gage railway bridge 750 mm
Steel
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is shown in fig. The bridge Rail

is constructed with
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longitudinal steel girders C

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A Wood Tie D B AC = DB
that support the wood
cross ties. The girders are
restrained against lateral Steel d
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buckling by diagonal Girder

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L b
bracing, as indicated by the
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dashed lines. The spacing

of the girders is L = 1250 mm & the spacing of the rails is 750 mm. The load transmitted by each rail
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to a single tie is P = 6675 N. The C/S of a tie, is having width b = 125 mm & depth d. Find the
minimum value of d based on an allowable bending stress of 7751.25 N/m2 in the wood tie. A & B are
simple supports. Disregard the weight of the tie itself.
(c) Write a brief note on Flitched Beams. 4
3. (a) A T-section beam has top flange of (120 mm × 20 mm) & web of (20 mm × 100 mm). The overall 8
depth is 120 mm. It is subjected to a Shear Force of 60 kN. Draw Shear Stress Distribution Diagram
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(b) If the solid shaft AB to which the valve handle is 8
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attached is made of red brass, determine the diameter
of the shaft, so that the angle of twist does not exceed
0.5° & the shear stress of shaft material does not exceed
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40 MPa when F = 25 N. Take Modulus of Rigidity
G = 37 GPa. A
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150mm
150mm
F
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150mm
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F
(c) For a rectangular beam section, show that the maximum shear stress is 1.5 times the average shear 4
stress.
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600 KN
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0.4m
0.5 m
corners A, B, C & D. 0.9m
0.5m
x x
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800 KN 1.5 m 700 KN
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tangential & resultant stresses in a plane Q-Q inclined as shown.

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(c) The length of an aluminium rod 10 mm diameter & 400 mm long increases to 400.15 mm when 4
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subjected to a tensile force of 2kN. Find the stress in the bar & Young's modulus.
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5. (a) A copper rod, 12 mm diameter & 400 mm long, fits into an aluminium tube of external diameter 8
20 mm & thickness 4 mm., of equal length. If the assembly is held together by a rigid plate at the
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end & is stress-free at 20°C, find the stresses in the two materials when it is heated to 60°C.
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Ecopper = 120 GPa & copper = 18 × 10–6/°C; Eal= 70 GPa & al = 23 × 10–6/°C
(b) A vertically hung bar is 2 m long & has a diameter of 25 mm. A weight of 600 N is dropped from a 8
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height (h) on a collar attached to lower end of the bar. Find the height of drop, if the stress in the bar is
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not to exceed 100 MPa. Also find the maximum weight that can be dropped from this height without
causing any permanent deformation. The elastic limit is 220 MPa & E = 200 GN/m2.
(c) A simply supported beam of span 5 m carries a clockwise couple of 10 kNm at the centre of the span. 4
Draw Shear Force Diagram & Bending Moment Diagram.
6. (a) Derive bending equation (M/I) = (/y) = (E/R), with the usual notations. 8
(b) A hollow cylindrical column, with both ends hinged, is 6 m long & has an outer diameter of 120 mm 8
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& an inner diameter of 80 mm. Compare the crippling loads obtained by Euler's & Rankine's
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approach. E = 80,000 MPa & crushing strength = 550 MPa. The Rankine constant = (1/1600). What
is the length of the column it both crippling loads are equal?
(c) A block of 250 mm height & (45 mm × 40 mm) cross-section is to support a centric compressive load 4
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applied, knowing that the normal stress must not exceed 124 MPa & that the decrease in height of
the block should be at most 0.12% of its original length.
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1. (a) A new fiber-optic cable was laid under the Pacific ocean from California to Japan, a distance of 4
13,300 km. The cable was unreeled (unwound) from shipboard at a mean temperature of 22° C &
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dropped into the ocean. Ocean had a mean temperature of 5° C. The coefficient of linear expansion
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of the cable is 75 × 10–6/°C. Determine the length of the cable that must be carried on the ship to
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span the 13,300 km.

(b) A Tensile Test on a Mild Steel specimen 44 mm in diameter & 200 mm long was conducted & it was 4
observed that: Elongation with 55 kN load (within limit of proportionality) was 0.04 mm; Yield load
= 180 k.N. Calculate Young's Modulus & Yield Point Stress.
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(i) When both the ends of a column are fixed, the Euler's crippling load is F. If one end of the column
is made free, then the value of crippling load will change to:
(a) F/4 (b) F/2 (c) F/16 (d) 4F
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(ii) Two people, each weighing (W), are sitting on a plank of length (L) floating on water, at (L/4)
from either end. The water exerts an upward UDL of (2W/L) on the plank. Neglecting the self
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weight of the plank, the bending moment at the center of the plank is:
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(a) WL/8 (b) WL/16 (c) WL/32 (d) Zero

(iii) The ratio of final length to initial length of a member is called:
(a) Linear strain (b) Stress (c) Young's modulus (d) None of these
(iv) A solid circular shaft is to transmit a power (P) kW, at (N) revolutions per minute. For a given
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(d) Calculate & locate the Core or Kernel of a T-Section of flange dimensions (20 mm × l00 mm) & web 4
dimensions (120 mm × 25 mm).
(e) State the assumptions of Pure Bending Theory. 4
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2. (a) A hollow shaft of diameter ratio (3/8) is required to transmit 635 kW at 120 RPM, the maximum 8
torque being 21 % greater than the mean. The shear stress is not to exceed 66 MN/m2 & the twist in
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satisfy both the conditions. Take modulus of rigidity = 87 GN/m2.

(b) The principal stresses at a point across two perpendicular y = 50 MN/m

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planes are shown in figure. Find the normal stress, tangential  = 23°
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stress & the resultant stress & its obliquity on a plane at 23° 
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with major principal plane. Use analytical as well as x = x =
2 2
90 MN/m 90 MN/m
graphical method.
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y = 50 MN/m
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(c) An object of 140 N weight falls by gravity, a vertical distance of 5 m, when it is suddenly stopped by 4
a collar at the end of a vertical rod of length 10 m & diameter 20 mm. The bar top is rigidly fixed.
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the rod material.
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& the internal diameter is 200 mm. If the eccentricity of the load is 45 mm, find:
(i) The maximum & minimum stress intensities.
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(ii) Up to what eccentricity, there is no tensile stress in the column?
(b) When is the shell called as thin shell? A cylindrical shell 1 m long & 225 mm internal diameter having 8
8 mm metal thickness is filled with fluid at atmospheric pressure. If an additional 24 cm3 of fluid is
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pumped in to the cylinder; find the pressure exerted by the fluid on the cylinder & the hoop stress
induced.
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hinged so that it rotates about the vertical 20 mm

axis at A. If the load on the chair is 800 N
& the arm is the hollow tube section
having the dimensions shown in figure, a 60
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determine the maximum bending stress mm mm
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the Shear Force & Bending A B

Moment Diagrams for the 2m C 4m D 2m
beam.
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(b) A hollow cast iron column has both the ends fixed. Column length is 6m, external diameter is 200mm. 8
It carries a safe axial load of 510 kN. The factor of safety is 6. Take ultimate compressive stress as
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575 MN/m2 & Rankine's constant as (1/1600). Determine the thickness of the column.
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(c) For a given material, Young's modulus is 138 GN/m2 & shear modulus is 46 GN/m2. Find the bulk 4
modulus.
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5. (a) A simply supported beam carries a UDL of 6 kN/m over the entire span of 6m. The cross-section of 8
the beam is a T-section having a flange of (150 mm × 20 mm) & a web of (30 mm × 180 mm). The
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Diagram.
(b) A simply supported I-section steel beam (Figure) has cross-sectional area shown. If w = 9 kN/m, 8
determine the absolute maximum bending stress in the beam.
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W W 6mm
A 60mm 200mm
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2.5m 2.5m 2.5m 6mm
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(c) A simply supported beam A B of length 6 m, has hinge at the left support A & roller at the right 4
support B. It carries a point load of 100 kN at the centre C. In addition to this, it also carries an
anticlockwise couple of 300 kNm at the centre C. Draw Shear Force & Bending Moment Diagrams.
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6. (a) A concrete column of cross-sectional area (300 mm × 300 mm) is reinforced by 4 longitudinal steel 6
bars placed near each comer. Column carries an axial compressive load of 800 kN. One-fourth of the
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load is carried by the steel & three-fourths by the concrete. Determine the diameter of each steel bar.
Take Eat = 200 GPa, Ec = 25 GPa.
(b) A wooden beam with C/S, 180 mm wide & 220 mm deep is to be reinforced with two steel flitches, 6
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each (180 mm × 12 mm) in section. The flitches are to be attached symmetrically at the top & the
bottom of the wooden beam. Allowable stress in wood is 7 MN/m2. Find the Moment of Resistance
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& the maximum stress in steel. Take Young's modulus steel as 20 times that of wood.
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(c) A tension test was performed on a steel specimen having an original diameter of 12.5 mm & a gauge 8
length of 50 mm. The data is listed in the table. Plot the stress-strain diagram & determine
approximately the Young's Modulus, the Ultimate Stress & the Breaking Stress. Use suitable scale.
Load 0 11.1 31.9 37.8 40.9 43.6 53.4 62.3 64.5 62.3 58.8
(kN)
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A solid circular shaft of diameter (d) is subjected to to a bending moment (M). The same shaft is then subjected
to a pure torque (T), such that T = M/2. The ratio of Maximum Bending Stress to Maximum Shear Stress is:
(i) 2 (ii) 4 (iii) 3 (iv) 1.5
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If a simply supported beam of circular cross-section with diameter (D) & length (l) carries a point load (W)
at the centre of the beam, then-the strength of the beam is proportional to:
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(c) What are the assumptions of Euler's column buckling theory? 4

(d) Locate core (i.e. Kernel) of the solid rectangular section of width 400 mm & depth 600 mm. 4
(e) Choose & write the correct option : C 200mm D 4

A mild steel bar is in three parts, each 200 mm A 200mm B
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20mm
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diagram. The bar is subjected to axial pull of (P) N. P
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parts AB, BC & CD are 1, 2 &3 respectively, 200mm
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then the ratio of the greatest elongation to the least
elongation will be:
(i) 9 (ii) 4 (iii) 3 (iv) 2
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(f) Derive the relationship between the loading (w), Shear Force (F) & Bending Moment ( M ) . 4
2. (a) The beam is bolted (pinned or hinged) 30kN/m 8

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at A & rests on a bearing pad at B
that exerts an upward UDL on the beam B
over its 0.6 m length. Draw the Shear C D
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Force Diagram & Bending Moment 2.4m
0.6m
Diagram for the beam. Show the SF & 0.3m
BM values at all the important points.
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(b) The engine of a helicopter is delivering 450 kW to 8

the rotor shaft AB when the blades are rotating
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diameter of the shaft AB, if the allowable shear
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stress in shaft AB is 74 MPa & the vibrations 0.6m

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limit the angle of twist of shaft AB to 0.05
radians. The shaft is 0.6 m long & modulus of B B
rigidity for the shaft material = 75 GPa.
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& unloading cars. The hoist travels along the
bottom flange of the I section beam AB.
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B & roller supported at A. At what position of 20

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the hoist load, the Bending Moment in beam AB mm

will be maximum? The C/S details of beam AB
are shown. If the allowable bending stress in the
beam material is 170 MPa, what will be 20mm
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maximum value of hoist load, that can be 120mm

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allowed to be lifted? Calculate maximum Bending

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Moment corresponding to maximum hoist load.

(b) A 30mm dia. solid circular aluminium rod 3 m long, is subjected to an axial pull of 100 kN. Taking 8
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E = 70 GN/m & Poisson's Ratio = (1/3), determine the elongation, change in diameter & change in
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volume of the rod. Also, find the bulk modulus.

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(c) Draw typical Shear Stress Distribution diagrams for the symmetrical I section (symmetrical about both 4
the axes), T section, solid rectangular section & circular section.
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4. (a) A thin cylindrical shell, 3.25 m long & 1 m internal diameter, is subjected to an internal fluid pressure 8
of 1.2 MPa. The shell thickness is 10 mm. Find the circumferential & longitudinal stresses. Find also the
maximum shear stress & change in dimensions. Also, determine the change in volume. Take E = 200 GN/m2
& Poisson's ratio = 0.3.
(b) For a solid rectangular section, show that the maximum shear stress = (1.5× Average shear stress). A 8
symmetrical I section beam has flange width 220 mm, flange thickness = 20 mm, web thickness = 15 mm &
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web depth = 300 mm. It carries a shear force of 110 kN. Sketch Shear Stress Distribution across the section.
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(c) Derive an expression for the strain energy due to suddenly applied loads. 4
5. (a) The following results were obtained in a tension test on a Mild Steel specimen of Gauge Length 50 mm 8
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& diameter 14 mm (observations are given only up to yield point). Yield Load = 35.5 kN,
Ultimate Load = 58 kN, Breaking Load = 46 kN, Final Gauge Length = 73 mm,
Final Gauge Diameter at Neck = 8.4 mm.
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Determine Young's Modulus, Ultimate Stress, Breaking Stress, Percentage Elongation, Percentage Reduction
in Area & True Stress at fracture.
Load (kN) 0 1.5 7 10 14 18.5 22 25 28.5 34 35.5
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(b) A concrete dam has the cross-section shown in fig. 8
Determine the maximum & minimum stresses at the
base of the dam (section m-n). The concrete
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density = 24 kN/m3 & Unit weight of water 25m 1m

water
Yw = 9.81 kN/m3. Consider the length of the dam 15m
as 1m. Draw the Stress Distribution Diagram at the
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Dam base. 4m 1m
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(c) Consider the following statements in connection with Euler's Column Buckling theory 2
(i) The elastic critical stress in compression increases with decrease in slenderness ratio.
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(ii) The effective length depends on the boundary conditions at the ends of column.
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(iii) The elastic critical stress in compression is independent of the slenderness ratio.
The TRUE statements are:

(1) II & III (2) III & IV (iii) II, III & IV (iv) I, II & IV
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(iv) The ratio of effective length to its least radius of gyration is called as slenderness ratio.
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(d) What was the shortcoming of the Euler's Column Failure theory? Write Rankine's Column Crippling 2
theory, indicating the meaning of each term.
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6. (a) The Principal Stresses at a point across two perpendicular planes are 100 MPa (tensile & horizontal) 8
and 60 MPa (tensile & vertical). Determine the normal, shear & resultant stresses in magnitude & direction in
a plane, the normal of which makes an angle of 30° with the direction of maximum principal stress. Use either
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analytical method or graphical method.

(b) A bar of steel is (60 mm × 60 mm) in section & 180 mm long. It is subjected to a tensile load of 8
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320 kN along the longitudinal axis & tensile loads of 760 kN & 600 kN on the lateral faces. Find the change
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in the dimensions of the bar & the change in volume. Take E = 200 GN/m2 & Poisson's ratio = 0.3.
(c) A steel rod 15 m long is at a temperature of 16° C. Find the free expansion of the rod when the 4
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temperature is raised to 66° C. Find the temperature stress produced, when the expansion of the rod is fully
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(4) Full the parts of a question should be grouped together.
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(i) Quartz (ii) Hematite (iii) Talc (iv) Galena (v) Corundum
(b) Define the following terms. 5
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(i) Strike (ii) Gravity Dam (iii) RQD (iv) Solifluction (v) Dyke
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(c) Which geological agent is responsible for the formation of the following:
Landforms: (i) Hanging Valley (ii) Pedestal rock (iii) Alluvial fan (iv) Stalactite (v) Delta 5
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(i) Parent rock for marble (ii) Hardest mineral
(iii) A fracture along which there is relative displacement of the rocks
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(iv) Maximum angle of inclination of a layer of rock with the horizontal
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(v) A type of metamorphism where temperature plays the dominant role
2. (a) What is texture? Describe various types of textures of igneous rocks. 10

(b) Write a note on causes and preventive measures for landslides. 5
(c) What is chemical weathering? 5
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3. (a) Discuss the favourable and unfavourable geological structures for dam foundation. 10
(b) Agents of metamorphism. 5
(c) Various types of Unconformity. 5
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(b) Write a note on electrical resistivity method of geophysical investigation. 6

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(c) Draw a neat labeled diagram showing various parts of a fold. 4
5. Write short notes on any 5 of the following: 20

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(a) economic importance of Deccan Trap (b) Mural joints

(c) Structures in sedimentary rocks (d) Building stones
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(e) Perched Water Table (f) Internal structure of Earth

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(c) Overturned and recumbent fold (d) Aquifer and aquiclude

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(g) Influent stream and effluent stream.
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(5) Figures to the right indicate marks
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1. Attempt all the below given, write down first YES or NO and describe shortly: 20
(a) The centre of the Earth is called Mantle which is in frozen state
(b) Engineering Geology is for mainly Civil Engineers
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(c) Wind modification over rock structure always very slow

(d) River activity ends with Ocean as Tsunami
(e) Regolith comes in Weathering
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(f) Denudation is an activity over hard and soft rocks.
(g) Hanging Valleys are being created by Civil engineers for their projects
(h) ‘Dip’ amount is the major factor for down fall movement
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(i) ‘Gouge’ indicate a perfect fold movement

(j) Central and fissure eruption are happening only lava pressure
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2. (a) Write 10 relevant informations how Civil engineers are benefited by Geology. 10
(b) Give an Essay about Geological Work of Natural Agencies of both River and Glacier 10
3. Draw and describe the below given: 20

(a) Mesa and Butte (b) Strike and Dip (c) V valley and U valley
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Draw and Describe the importance in according to the name:-
Down falling movement (b) Floating mineral (c) Over turned fold
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(d) Equally distanced /arranged electrodes (d) Vesicular Basalt

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5. Explain the below given in detail along with detailed drawings from Ground Water: 20
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(a) Artesian Well (b) Hydrological Cycle (c) fault works as spring
(d) Recharging well (e) Zones of Ground Water
6. (a) Principles of Stratigraphy 5

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(b) Importance of Deccan Traps by 10 point 5

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(c) Describe (in table) any four Deccan Traps rocks of their appearance strength, the creation by nature 10
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GN-Con.:10222-14 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 14629
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(2) Out of remaining questions, attempt any 3 (three) questions.
(3) In all four questions to be attempted.
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(5) Answer to each new question to be started on a fresh page.
(6) Figures in brackets on the right hand side indicate full marks.
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(a) What do you mean by the terms "fracture pattern of mineral" and "cleavage of a mineral"? 5
(b) Describe the shelled structure of the Earth with a diagram. 5
(c) What do you mean by poikilitic texture? 5
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(d) How are mushroom rocks formed? 5
(e) What are aquifers? Differentiate between confined and unconfined aquifers. 5
(f) Diagrammatically describe different types of normal faults. 5
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(b) What are Morraines? In your opinion, what kind of building material would be morraines? 5
(c) Draw a typical synformal fold and label the different parts. 5
3. (a) Differentiate between recumbent and isoclinal folds. 5

(b) Explain how the elements of structural geology can be useful in civil engineering. 10
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(c) Describe the artesian well. 5
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4. (a) Describe the feldspar group of minerals. 10
(b) Write a note on the origin and occurrence of coal deposits. 10
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5. (a) Describe textures of sedimentary rocks. 10
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(b) Differentiate between sorting and packing in sedimentary rocks. 5

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(c) What are the factors that affect metamorphism? 5
6. Write short notes on any five. 20

(a) Amphibole Minerals (b) Barchan Dunes
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(e) Geological structures that affect dam construction (f) Angular unconformity
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(i) Calcite (ii) Graphite (iii) Kyanite (iv) Gypsum (v) Asbestos
(b) Define the following terms. 10
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(i) Delta (ii) Seismograph (iii) Water Table (iv) Mantle (v) Sill
(vi) Ox-bow lake (vii) Petrology (viii) Stratification (ix) Thermal metamorphism (x) Fault
(c) Name the following: 5
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(i) A Landform created by wind (ii) A discordant igneous body
(iii) A part of Dam which is used to release excess water from the reservoir.
(iv) The discontinuity which separates crust from mantle (v) Parent rock for slate
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(b) What is the Order of Superposition and what is its significance? 6

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(c) Draw a neat labeled diagram showing horst and graben structure. 4
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3. (a) Discuss the favourable and unfavourable geological structures for dam construction. 10
(b) Describe Seismic method of geological exploration. 5
(c) What are the various types of Landslides and their preventive measures? 5
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4. (a) Write a note on formation of Igneous rocks and describe various textures of these rocks. 10
(b) What are the zones of groundwater? Describe different types of aquifers. EM 10
5. (a) Describe the various landforms created by Glaciers. 10

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(b) Write a note on economic importance of Deccan Traps. 5
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(c) What is RQD? Explain its significance. 5

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6. Differentiate between any 5 of the following: 20

(a) Crater and Caldera (b) Fracture and cleavage
(c) Angular unconformity and Discomformity (d) Pot holes and cirques
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(i) Sial and Sima (ii) Talus slope (iii) Geological agents
(iv) Loess (v) Rock forming minerals (vi) Intrusive igneous rocks
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(vii) Geological structures (viii) Order of superposition (ix) Core loss
(x) Sources of groundwater
(b) Name the following : 5
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(i) Two minerals have chemical composition C. (ii) Two minerals show Lamellar form.
(iii) Mineral has purple colour and absence of cleavage. (iv) Two minerals have high specific gravity.
(v) Two minerals feel soapy
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(i) The rock shows parallel alternate arrangement of equidimensional minerals and platy minerals.
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(iii) The rock shows three sets of joints.
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(iv) The rock shows layered structure where thickness of the bed is less than one cm.
(v) The rock/deposit shows spherical grains whose dimension upto 2 mm.
2. (a) Describe various products of volcanoes. 5
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(b) Describe various precautionary measures during construction in the earthquake prone areas. 5
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(c) Explain the geological action of river with various landforms. 10
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Which geological structures are suitable and unsuitable for tunnel construction
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4. (a) Explain physiographic divisions of India with economic importance. 5

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(b) How is unconformity formed ? Explain Disconformity. 5

(c) State the Importance of geological investigation. What is core logging and RQD? 5
(d) Explain different types of spring. 5
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5. (a) What are the parts of fault? 4

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(b) Explain the geological and engineering properties of building stones. State the uses of building stones 8
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with examples.
(c) Describe the different types of landslide. Give recent examples. 8
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(a) Pedestal rock (b) Glacial valley and hanging valley

(c) Overturned fold and fan fold (d) Dome and basin
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(g) Cone of depression (h) Thermal metamorphism

(i) Physical weathering with examples (j) Whale back form and drumlins
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(2) Attempt any three from the remaining questions.
(3) Figures to the right indicates full marks
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1. (a) Describe identifying properties of following mineral with its economic use: 5
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(i) Diamond (ii) Quartz (iii) Talc (iv) Orthoclase (v) Asbestos
(b) Explain following terms in short: 5
(i) Hanging valley (ii) Delta (iii) Anticline and syncline (iv) Cirques (v) Mud Flow
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(c) Explain in brief: 10

(i) Moraines (ii) Cone of depression (iii) Source of ground water
(iv) Artesian well (v) Fossil
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Draw different parts of fault. Give classification of fault.
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(c) Write causes of earthquake. Discuss earthquake zones of India. 4

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3. (a) Explain electric conductivity method of geophysical exploration. 6

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(b) With the help of diagrams describe textures of igneous rocks. 4

(c) What is metamorphism? Describe different types of metamorphism. 10
4. (a) Describe lithology, classification and economic importance of Deccan Traps. 10

(b) What are the laws of stratigraphy? 4
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(c) Describe geological and engineering properties of rocks as building stones. 6
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Give an account of the various properties and function of an aquifer. What is the difference between
confined aquifer and unconfined aquifer?
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(b) What are the forces acting on a dam? What is the influence of various geological features on the site 10
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selection of a dam?
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6. Write short notes on (any five): 20

(a) Classification of folds (b) Unconformity (c) Methods of artificial ground water recharge
(d) Types of Joints (e) Metamorphism (f) Chemical Weathering
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(i) Focus and Epicenter (ii) Core (iii) Rudaceousrock (iv) Cleavage (v) Basic rock
(vi) Metamorphic agents (vi) Natural and Mechanical joints (viii) Era (ix) Dip and strike (x) Hade
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(b) Name the following rocks or minerals with the help of given properties. 5
(i) Plutonic and acidic rock, graphic texture, major minerals orthoclase feldspar and quartz.
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(ii) Volcanic rock, presence of amygdals.
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(iii) Shows foliation, major mineral-mica
(iv) Soapy feeling, hardness-l, luster-pearly
(v) Taste -Saline, chem. composition-NaCl
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(c) Write the name of the following features. 5
(i) Basin shaped igneous intrusion (ii) Cone shaped water table
(iii) Sedimentary rocks in between lava flows (iv) S shaped river
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(v) Valley made by normal faults.
2. (a) Describe the types and importance of weathering with examples. 5

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(b) What are different types of volcanoes and volcanic products? 5
(c) Explain the geological action of wind with landforms. 10
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3. (a) Describe the causes and various types of folds with diagrams. 10
(b) Explain the formation and different types of unconformity. 5
(c) How are columnar and mural joints are formed? 5
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4. (a) Explain the various structures of secondary rocks with diagrams. 10

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(b) Discuss about zones of groundwater, water bearing properties of rocks and factors controlling the 10
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movement of water in rocks.
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5. (i) State the importance of geological structures during the construction of dam. 10
(ii) Mention the precautionary measures in earthquake prone areas during construction of building. 5
(iii) Write the classification and importance of Deccan traps. 5
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6. Write short notes on (Any Five): 20
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(a) Parallel and step fault (b) Ropy and blocky lava
(c) Solifluction and creep (d) Cataclastic structure
(e) Porphyritic texture (f) Crag and Tail
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(g) Core recovery, RQD and drill water (h) Geological properties of building stones
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(i) Calcite (ii) Graphite (iii) Biotite (iv) Orthoclase (v) Corundum
(b) Define the following terms 5
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(i) Engineering Geology (ii) Exfoliation (iii) Seismograph (iv) Delta (v) Cone of Depression
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(c) Draw a neat sketch of the following 5

(i) Pedestal/mushroom rock (ii) Columnar joint (iii) Dyke (iv) Box fold (v) Alluvial fan
(d) Name the following 5

(i) Boundary, between crust and mantle
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(ii) A texture of rock where all the constituent grains are of equal size
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(iii) Water present in the pore spaces of rock beneath the earth surface
(iv) The type of metamorphism where pressure plays the dominant role
(v) The depression at the mouth of volcano
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What is chemical weathering?
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(c) Briefly describe internal structure of Earth 5
3. (a) Describe various textures of Igneous rocks. 10
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(b) How sedimentary rocks are formed, describe any two structure of these rocks. 5
(c) Describe various agents of metamorphism 5
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4. (a) What are Faults? Give a brief account of various types of faults in the rocks 10
(b) What is order of superposition? 5
(c) What are the various causes of landslide? 5
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5. (a) Describe the seismic method of geophysical investigation 5

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(b) Describe the favourable and unfavourable geological structures while choosing the alignment of tunnel. 10
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(c) Describe the zones of groundwater. 5
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6. Differentiate between any 5 of the following 20

(i) Confined and unconfined aquifer (ii) Overturned and recumbent fold
(iii) Angular unconformity and Nonconformity (iv) Central eruption and Fissure eruption
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(v) Thermal and Dynamic Metamorphism (vi) Strike and streak
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(vii) Fracture and cleavage

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(4) Illustrate answer with neat sketches wherever necessary.
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1. Attempt any five :- 20
(a) Define specific weight, specific gravity, mass density and specific volume.
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(b) Define the term centre of Buoyance and metacentric height.
(c) What is meant by path line, stream line, streak line and flow net?
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(d) Write the practical applications of Bernoulli's theorem.
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(e) Write the difference between small orifice and large orifice. Also write the meaning and significance of
vena-contracta.
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(f) Describe Lagrangian method and Eulerian method.

(g) Define the term source, sink and doublet.
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2. (a) (i) State and prove Pascal's law. 5
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(ii) An oil of specific gravity 0.85 is contained in a vessel. At a point the height of oil is 35 m. Find the 5
corresponding height of water at the point.
(b) (i) Find the kinematic viscosity of an oil having density 850 kg/m3. The shear stress at a point in oil is 5
0.2524 N/m2 and the velocity gradient at that point is 0.2 per second.
(ii) Explain with neat diagram use of mechanical pressure gauge. 5
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3. (a) Derive an expression for the depth of centre of pressure from free liquid surface of liquid of an inclined 10
plane surface submerged in the liquid.
(b) A solid of 300 mm diameter and 900 mm depth has 30 mm thick and of specific gravity 6. The remaining
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part of the cylinder is of specific gravity 0.6. Determine metacentric height and state whether it can
float vertically in water. 10
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4. (a) An open tank 8 m long, 3.4 m deep and 4.6 m wide contains oil of specific gravity 0.85 to a depth of 12
2.0 m. If the tank is accelerated along its length on a horizontal track at a constant acceleration 4 m/s2.
Determine: :- (i) The new position of the oil surface
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(ii) Pressure at the bottom of the tank at the front and rear edges
(iii) The amount of spill if the tank is given a horizontal acceleration of 5 m/s2 instead of 4 m/s2.
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(b) The velocity vector in a fluid is given by V = 6x3i – 12 x2yj + 4 tk. 8

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Find the velocity and acceleration of a fluid particle at (2, 1, 3) at time t = 1.
5. (a) What is Euler's equation of motion? Derive Bernoulli's equation from Eulers equation. 10
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(b) (i) State Bernoulli's equation. Write assumptions made and limitations of Bernoulli's equation, 5
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(ii) A horizontal venturimeter with inlet diameter 20 cm and throat diameter 10 cm is used to measure 5
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the flow of oil of specific gravity 0.9. The discharge of oil through venturimeter is 80 liter/sec.
Find the reading of oil-mercury differential manometer. Take cd = 0.98.
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6. (a) (i) Describe the experimental method of determination of hydraulic coefficients of circular orifice. 5
(ii) A rectangular orifice of 3 m width and 1.2 m deep is fitted in one side of large tank. The water level 5
on one side of the orifice is 3 m above the top edge of the orifice, while on the other side of the orifice
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is 0.6 m below its top edge. Calculate the discharge through the orifice if cd = 0.64.
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(b) (i) What is Cipoletti Weir or notch, find the expression for the discharge over Cipoletti Weir. 6
(ii) A 40 m long Weir is divided into 10 equal boys by vertical post, each of 0.6 m wide. Using Francis 4
formula, calculate the discharge over the Weir under an effective head of 1.1 m.
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1. Attempt any four of following:- 20
(a) What is manometer? How they are classified?
(b) What are the assumptions made in deriving Bernoulli's equation? Explain limitations.
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(c) Explain capillarity and surface tension.

(d) Write a short note on flow past a Rankine oval body.
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(e) Explain discharge over a Broad crested weir.

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(f) What is an orifice and a multipiece? Give classification of orifices.
2. (a) Describe specific weight and compressibility of fluid. 4

(b) Show relationship between dynamic viscosity and velocity gradient. Classify fluids based on this 6
relationship.
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(c) Two large horizontal plane surfaces are 20m apart. This space is filled with glycerene. Find what force 10
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is required to drag a very thin plate of area 0.6m2 between the two surfaces at a speed of 0.70m/sec.
(i) If the plate is equidistant from the two surfaces.
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(ii) If the plate is 7.5 mm from the one of the surfaces. Take the dynamic viscosity of glycerene equal to
8.04  10–1 Ns/m2.
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3. (a) State and prove the pascal's law. 10

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(b) A hollow cylinder of outer diameter 1 m, inner diameter 0.75 m, weights 2h kN. 6
Where 'h' is the height of cylinder. It is required to float in water with its longitudinal axis vertical.
Calculate the height of cylinder.
(c) Explain the following :– 4
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(i) Lagrangian method and Eulerian method (ii) Stable, unstable and neutral equilibrium.
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4. (a) Describe conditions of stability of floating body in detail. 10

(b) An orifice meter with orifice diameter 10cm is inserted in a pipe of 20cm diameter. The pressure gauges 10
The pressure gauges fitted up stream and downstream of the orifice meter gives reading of 19.62 N/cm2
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and 9.81 N/cm2 respectively. Co-efficent of discharge for the orifice meter is given as 0.6. Find the
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discharge of water through pipe.

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(i) Velocity potential function (ii) Steam function.

(b) Write Archimede's principle and define Metacentre and Metacentric height. 4
(c) An orifice dia 150mm is fitted at the bottom of a boiler drum of length 8m and of diameter 3m. The 10
drum is horizontal and contained water up to height of 2.4m. Find the time required to empty the boiler.
6. Solve any four :– 20

(a) Differentiate between Notch and Weir
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(b) Explain with neat sketch source, sink and doublet
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(c) Write a note on Borda's mouth pieces
(d) Define specific volume and specific gravity
(e) Describe cipolleti weir.
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(a) Define vapour pressure and viscosity.
(b) Define the term total pressure and centre of pressure.
(c) Describe Archimedes principle.
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(d) Define the term circulation and vorticity.

(e) Write the classification of orifices.
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(g) Write short note on cipolleti weir.
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2. (a) (i) Find the increase in pressure requires to produce l percent reduction in volume of water. Take bulk 5
modulus of elasticity of water k = 2.16 GPa.
(ii) A driver is working at a depth of 20m below the surface of sea water (sp.wt s = 10KN/m3). 5
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Calculate the pressure intensity at this depth. What would be the absolute pressure if barometer
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reads 760 mm of mercury column at the sea level.
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(b) (i) A tank is filled with water under pressure and the pressure gauge fitted at the top indicates a
pressure of l5 KPa. The tank measures 2.5m perpendicular the plane of the paper, and the curved
surface AB of the top is the quarter of a circular cylinder of radius 2m. Determine
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(a) Horizontal and vertical components of fluid pressure on the curved surface AB and
(b) Magnitude and direction of resultant force.
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3. (a) (i) A stone weighs 400KN in air and when immersed in water it weighs 225N. Calculate the volume 5
of the stone and it's relative density.
(ii) What distance must the sides of a tank be carried above the surface of water contained in it, if the 5
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tank is to undergo uniform horizontal acceleration of 3m/s2 without spilling any water.
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(b) Water flows through a pipe AB 1.2 m diameter at 3m/s and then passes through a pipe BC 1.5 m 10
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diameter. At C the pipe branches. Branch CD is 0.8m, in diameter and carries one-third of the flow in
AB. The flow velocity in branch CE is 2.5m/s. Find the volume rate of flow in AB, the velocity in BC,
the velocity in CD and the diameter of CE.
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4. (a) Determine the velocity and acceleration at point P(x = l m, y = 3 m) 20

(b) Is the flow physically possible? If so obtain an expression for the stream function.
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(c) What is the discharge between the streamlines passing through (1,3) and (2,3)?
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(d) Is the flow irrotational? If so determine the corresponding velocity potential.

(e) Show that each of the stream and potential functions satisfy Laplace equation.
The velocity components in a two dimensional incompressible flow field are expressed as
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u   2x  x 2 y V  xy 2  2y 
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5. (a) A venturimeter 24 cm  12 cm installed in a vertical pipe line carrying and oil of relative density 0.90. 8
The throat is 30cm above the inlet section. A differential U tube manometer connected to inlet and throat
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section shows a gauge deflection of 12 cm. Find discharge if Cd = 0.98.
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(b) A right circular cylinder of radius R and height H is open at top and completely filled with a liquid. At 12
what speed must it rotate in order that the effect of rotation will be to discharge just sufficient quantity
of water to expose half of circular area at the bottom.
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(a) Weir and their classification (b) Notch and their coossification
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(c) Various coefficients of orifice (d) Mouthpiece and it's advantages
(e) Different energies of a fluid.
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(b) State Pascal's law 2

(c) State Archimedies principle 2
(d) Explain the term meta-centric height 2
(e) What is specific gravity 2
(f) Define the term buoyancy 2
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(g) What do you understand by total pressure and centre of pressure 2
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(h) State Bernoulli's theorem 2

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How are weirs classified
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2 (a) Calculate the density, specific weight and weight of one litre of petrol of specific gravity 0.7. 8
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(b) A vertical sided 1.5 m height tank is square in plan whose side is 1 m long. The tank contains oil of 12
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specific gravity 0.8 to a depth of 50 cm floating on 1m depth of water. Determine:

(i) Total pressure on one side of tank (ii) Height of centre of pressure above base
3 (a) A gate 3m wide and 2m high separates a liquid of specific gravity 1.5 and height 2m on one side and 8
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water upto height of 1.5m on other side of gate. Find the resultant force acting on the gate and
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position of centre of pressure.

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(b) A metallic body floats at the interface of mercury and water in such a way that 30% of it’s volume is 8
submerged in mercury and 70 % in water. Find the density of metallic body.
(c) What are the conditions of equilibrium of a floating body and submerged body. 4
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4 (a) A container having dimensions 7m  2m and 2.5m deep contains water 1.25m deep. The container 6
moves with an acceleration 3m/sec2 upto a 200 inclined plane. Find the inclination of water surface
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with horizontal.
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(b) What do you understand by the terms total acceleration, convective acceleration and local acceleration 6
(c) What are the methods of describing fluid flow 4
(d) The two velocity components for a flow field is given. Find the third velocity component so as to satisfy 4
the continuity equation u = x2y, v = y2z
5 (a) Derive Bernoulli's equation from Euler's equation of motion 6

(b) A horizontal venturimeter with inlet diameter 10 cm is used to measure the flow of oil of sp.gr. 0.8. The
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discharge of oil through venturimeter is 60 lit/sec. Find the reading of oil- mercury differential manometer.
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Take Cd= 0.98 6
(c) Find the speed of submarine moving in sea water for a deflection of 4 cm in a mercury differential manometer
which is connected to pitot static tube. Take Cv = 1 and specific gravity of sea water as 1.03 4
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(d) Explain classification of orifice 4
6 (a) A suppressed rectangular weir is used to measure rate of flow in a stream 2m wide. The head of water above
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the weir is 25 cm. the sill of notch is 50 cm above the stream bed. Assuming Cd = 0.62. Find the discharge.
Consider velocity of approach 8
(b) An external cylindrical mouthpiece of diameter 20 cm is discharging water under a constant head of 8m.
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Determine the discharge and absolute pressure head of water at vena- contracta. Take Cd = 0.855 and
Cc = 0.62 for vena- contracta. Atmospheric pressure head is 10.3 m of water 8
(c) State the different devices that one can use to measure the discharge through a pipe 4
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(4) Assume suitable data if necessary and state it clearly
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(a) Define mass density and specific gravity
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(b) Prove that the pressure is same in all directions at a point in static fluid
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(c) At a certain location in the flow field, pressure equals 50 m of water column. Obtain the equivalent pressure
head in term of (i) Kerosene of specific gravity 0.8 (ii) Carbon tetrachloride of specific gravity 1.5.
(d) Define the term Local and Convective acceleration
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(e) State a five engineering applications of Bernoullis equation
(f) Determine meta-centric height by experimental method
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(g) How are weirs and notches classified?

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(h) A head of water over a centre of an orifice of diameter 20 mm is 1 m. The actual discharge through the
orifice is 0.00085 m3/s. Find the coefficient of discharge.
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2. (a) A cylindrical tank of 3 m height and 5 cm2 cross sectional area is filled with water upto height of 2 m 6
and remaining with oil of specific gravity 0 8. The vessel is open to atmosphere. Calculate (i) Pressure
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intensity at interface, (ii) Pressure intensity at base of tank.

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(b) A left leg of U- tube mercury manometer is connected to pipeline conveying water, the level of mercury 6
in the leg being 0.6 m below the centre of pipeline, and right leg is open to the atmosphere. The level of
mercury in right leg is 0.45 m above that in the left leg end the space above mercury in right leg contains
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Benzene (specific gravity 0.88) to a height of 0.3m. Find the pressure in the pipe.
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(c) A vertical rectangular gate 6 m high and 4 m wide, has water on one side to a depth of 3m and a liquid 8
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of specific gravity 0.85 to a depth of 2 m on the other side. Calculate (i) total pressure exerted on each
side of the gate and (ii) resultant hydrostatic pressure both in magnitude and point of application with
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respect to the bottom.

3. (a) A two- dimensional flow is described by the velocity components: u = 5 x3 and v = –15 x2y. 8
Evaluate the stream function, velocity and acceleration at point P(x= 1 m and y = 2 m).
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(b) Derive the general three- dimensional equation of continuity. 8
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the main and throat is measured by liquid of specific gravity 0.6 in an inverted U-tube which gives a reading
of 30 cm. The loss of head between the main and throat is 0.2 times the kinetic head of pipe.
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(c) Explain the term doublet, source, sink and uniform flow 8
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to install a suppressed sharp crested rectangular weir across the flume to measure flow. Find the
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(c) A 0.25 m diameter pipe carries oil of specific gravity 0.8 at the rate of 120 litres/s and the total pressure 6
at the point A is 19.62 KN/m2. If the point A is 3.5 m above the datum line, calculate the total energy at
point A in meters of oil.
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1. Answer any Four out of the following. 20

(a) Explain Lagrangian Method and Eulerian method
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(d) Define co-efficient of Contraction, co-efficient of velocity, co-efficient of discharge. What is the relation
between them?
(e) Explain flow past a Rankine oval body.
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(b) The velocity components in a two -dimensional flow field for an incompressible fluid are as follows: 5
u = y3 + 6x– 3x2y and v = 3xy2 – 6y – x3. Obtain expression for stream function 
(c) The dynamic viscosity of oil, used for lubrication between a shaft and sleeve is 6 poise. The shaft is of 5
diameter 0.4 m and rotated, at 190 r.p.m .Calculate the power lost in the bearing for a sleeve length of
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of each unit coincides with geometrical centre of the arrangement and lie in the same vertical line,
(i) What is the metacentric height? (ii) Is the arrangement stable?
(b) State and prove Pascal's law. 6
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(c) What is capillarity? Derive expression for height of capillary rise. 4
4. (a) Determine the rate of flow of of water through a pipe 300 mm diameter placed in an inclined position 10
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where a venturimeter is inserted having a throat diameter of 150 mm .The difference of pressure
between the main and the throat is measured by a liquid of specific gravity 0.7 in an inverted U-Tube
which gives a reading of 260 mm .The loss of head between the main and throat is 0.3 times the kinetic
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head of the pipe.
(b) State Bernoulli’s theorem for steady flow of an incompressible fluid and state the assumptions made 4
during deriving Bernoulli's equation.
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vertical axis (ii) Find the speed of rotation of the vessel when axial depth of water is zero.
(b) Explain conditions of equilibrium of sub-merged body. 5
(c) Figure shows a differential manometer connected at two points A and B .At A air pressure is 100 kN/m2. 5
Find the absolute pressure at B.
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oil (S= 0.85)
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650mm
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upto a height of 1.8 m. Find the time required by water (i) to fall from 1.8 m to 1.2 m and (ii) for
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completely emptying the tank.

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discharge. Take Cd= 0.60. Neglect velocity of approach (b) If the velocity of approach is to be taken
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into consideration find the maximum discharge when the channel has a cross-section area of 50 m2
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(c) Write a note on cipolleti weir 5
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(a) Explain Surface tension and Capillarity.
(b) Define the terms Gauge pressure, Vacuum pressure and Absolute pressure. Indicate their relative
positions on a chart.
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(c) Define the terms Stable, Unstable and Neutral Equilibrium with neat sketch.
(d) Define the terms Source, Sink and Doublet.
(e) Write the practical application of Bernoulli's Theorem.
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(f) What is the difference between small orifice and large orifice? Explain the meaning and significance of
Vena Contracta.
(g) What is a Notch? How are the Notches classified?
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the two large plates at a speed of 0.5 m/s if

(i) The thin plate is in the middle of the two large plates.
(ii) The thin plate is at a distance of 1.0 cm from one of the large plates.
(b) A triangular lamina of base and attitude equal to 3.2 m is submerged in water vertically. Determine 10
the total pressure and center of pressure when
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material of specific gravity 6.5 and the portion above of specific gravity 0.6. Does the cylinder float
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is in upward direction. The difference of elevation between the entrance and throat section of venturimeter
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is 25 cm. The difference in level between the two limbs of U-tube mercury recorded is 20 cm. calculate
(i) flow rate of oil (ii) pressure different between the entrance and throat section. Take Cd as 0.95.
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acceleration of 2.45 m/s . Find the force exerted by water on the side of the tank. Also calculate the
force on the side of the tank when the width of the tank is 2 m and
(i) Tank is moving vertically downward with constant acceleration of 2.45 m/s2.
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under a constant head of 1.5 m is 5 lit/sec. The head loss in the divergent portion is 0.1 times the kinetic
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head at outlet. Find the throat and exit diameters if separation pressure is 2.5 m and atmospheric pressure
head = 10.3 m of water.
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(a) Write a short note on Borda's Mouthpiece.
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(c) Explain experimental determination of Hydraulic Coefficients.
(d) Derive equation for discharge over broad crested weir.
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(a) What is the difference between dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity? State their Units of measurement.
(b) Explain the procedure of finding hydrostatic forces on curved surfaces.
(c) What are the conditions of equilibrium of a floating body and submerged body.
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(d) Sketch the flow pattern of an ideal fluid flow passed past a cylinder with circulation.
(e) Describe with a help of sketch the construction and use of pitot static tube
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2. (a) A soap bubble 51mm in diameter has an internal pressure in excess of outside pressure of 5
0.00021 Kg(f)/cm2. Calculate the tension in soap fill.
(b) A U-tube differential manometer connects to pressure pipe A and B. Pipe A contains carbon 10
tetrachloride having specific gravity 1.594 under a pressure of 1.2kg(f)/cm2 and pipe 8 contains oil of
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specific gravity 0.8 under a pressure of 2kg(f)/cm2; Pipp A lies 2.5m above pipe B. Find the difference
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of pressure measured by mercury as fluid filling U-tube. Mercury level in left limb is 3.75m below pipe A.
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such that the centre of plate is 4m deep from water surface. Find the Total pressure and depth of centre of
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pressure.
(c) A rectangular Pontoon is 4m long, 3m wide and 1.4m high in sea water. If the Centre of gravity is 0.7m 6
above the Pontoon, determine the meta centric height. Take the density of sea water as 1030Kg/m3.
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u = (y3/3) + 2x – (x2y), v = xy2 – 2y – (x3/3)

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(ii) Obtain an expression for stream function 
(iii) Obtain an expression for velocity potential 
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fluid through it.

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A to 600mm diameter at a position B which is 4m at a higher level. If the pressure at A and B are
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9.81 N/cm2 and 5.886 N/cm2 respectively and the discharge is 200 lit/s. Determine the loss of head and
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direction of flow.
6. (a) What do you understand by velocity of approach? Find an expression for the Discharge over a 10
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rectangular weir with velocity approach.
(b) A broad crested weir of 50m length has 50cm height of water above its crest 6
(i) Find the maximum discharge. Take Cd = 0.60. Neglect velocity of approach.
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(ii) If the velocity of approach is to be taken into consideration. Find the maximum discharge when the
channel has a cross sectional area of 50m2 on the upstream side.
(c) What is the difference between a notch and weir? 4
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BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION
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Con.7879-13 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : GX-12065
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(2) Attempt any three questions out of remaining questions.
(3) Assume any data if necessary.
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1. Explain the following:
(a) Bricks and their manufacturing process. 5
(b) Paver blocks. 5
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(c) Masonry finishes. 5
(d) Preservative treatment for timber. 5
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2. (a) Compare paints and varnishes. 5
(b) Acid Test on stones. 5
(c) Different grade of cement. 5
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(d) Plaster of paris. 5

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3. (a) Define glass. List various types of glasses and State their specific use in construction industry. 7
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(b) What is seasoning of timber. What are various methods of seasoning? Explain any two methods in detail. 8
(c) Write short note on combined footing. 5
4. (a) Elaborate different types of floors and roofs for residential buildings. 8
(b) Explain water proofing materials and methods involved in water proofing. 8
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(c) Write short note on under reamed pile foundation. 4
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Acoustics and its defects.
Air conditioning.
What are good qualities of good building stone.
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(d) Sound insulation. 5
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6. (a) Mention general rules to be observed to avoid the failure of form work for concrete structures. 8
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(b) Differentiate between ferrous and non ferrous metals. State its use. 8
(c) Write short note on flooring tiles. 4
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(a) Concrete blocks 5

(b) Mortar 5
(c) Ventilation 5
(d) Under reamed pile foundation. 5
2. (a) Explain the various ferrous & non ferrous metals used in construction. 8
(b) Briefly explain the manufacturing process of lime. 8
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(c) Write short note structural clay products. 4
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3. (a) Explain various acoustical detects & their remedies. 8
(b) Explain in detail Masonary finishes. 8
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(c) Write short note on sound insulation. 4
4. Write short notes on:

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(a) Stone quarrying 5
(b) Cement 5
(c) Wood Composites 5
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(d) Combined footing. 5
5. (a) Enlist different construction materials & explain requirements of each materials. 7
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(b) Explain design consideration of formwork. 8
(c) Draw cross sectional elevation of a king post fruss. 5
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6. Write short notes on:

(a) Glass 5
(b) Ceramic tiles 5
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(c) Types of roof 5
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(d) Damp proofing & water proofing 5
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(a) Defects of timber

(b) Types of brick bonds
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(c) Compare Brick masonry and Stone masonry

(d) Non ferrous products in construction
(e) Explain fire load and its different clauses.
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2. (a) Explain different types of mortar and concrete used in construction. 8

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(b) What is glass? Give its types and uses? 7

(c) Write short note on grade of cement. 5
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3. Write short notes on : 20

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(a) Test on brick (b) Plastering and pointing

(c) Effect of improper curing (d) Air conditioning.
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4. Write short notes on: 20

(a) Acoustics and sound insulation (b) Flooring materials
(c) Compare load bearing and framed structure (d) Plumbing.
5. Write short notes on: 20

(a) State requirement of ideal formwork (b) Water proofing and damp proofing
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(c) Acid test on stones (d) Plaster of paris and its products.
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6. (a) State various types of paints with their specific use. 7
(b) Define ventilation. Explain systems of ventilation. 6
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(c) Explain in detail seasoning of timber. 7
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(3) Assume any data, if required and state them clearly
(4) Attempt sub questions in order
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(5) Illustrate answer with neat sketches wherever required
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1. (a) Explain Quarrying of stones. 5

(b) Explain with neat sketches types of pointing. 5
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(c) What qualities in bricks are essentially required from construction point of view? 5
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(d) Compare framed structure and load bearing structure. 5
2. (a) Explain Defects in timber with neat sketches. 10

(b) Explain brick manufacturing process in detail. 10
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3. (a) Explain types of air-conditioning systems. 7
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(b) Explain in detail acoustical defects. 6
4.
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Define Plastering? Give its types. Explain the procedure of plastering on new surface.
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(b) List out different types of paints. Explain with sketches various defects in paints. 10
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5. (a) Comment on the physical properties of cement. 10

(b) List down various types of flooring. Explain floor finishes and their suitability. 10

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MD-Con.:8329-15 (REVISED COURSE) QP Code : 5100
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(3) If required, assume data but state them clearly
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(5) Illustrate with neat sketches wherever required
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1. (a) You are the site in-charge of a quarry, where blasting operation is to be carried out as a pre-requisite 8
for removing stones. Formulate a list of instructions to be given, while dealing with explosives; to your
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supervisors, labours and public in proximity of the site.

(b) Enlist the ideal requirements of a formwork. Discuss slip form-work. 6
(c) Define building. Explain the functions of foundation. 6
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2. (a) Explain with neat sketches: (i) Under-reamed pile foundation. (ii) Flemish bond. 6
(b) Write short notes on: (i) Uses of non-ferrous alloys in construction. (ii) Form-work for beam. 8
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(c) Enlist various materials used for damp-proofing. Discuss methods of water proofing. 6
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(b) Write short notes on: (i) Prevention of accidents on site (ii) Storage of materials at site. 8
(c) Write down the ideal requirements of a scaffold. Explain any one type of scaffolding in detail. 6
4. (a) Define seasoning of timber. Explain, with neat sketches, defects in timber. 8
(b) Write short notes on:
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(ii) Glass fibre reinforced Plastics. 4
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(iii) Construction requirement in Air Conditioning systems.
Write down engineering properties of:

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(iii) POP 3
(b) Explain the following with neat sketches:
(i) Beaded pointing 2
(ii) Queen-post truss 5
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(iii) Dots and screeds in plastering 4

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(iv) Blistering. 2
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6. (a) Write what you mean by dressing of stones? Explain with neat sketch “Reticulated Finish” 6
(b) You are the building materials supervisor of a mass housing project. Discuss, in brief, various field tests 9
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you will perform to investigate the desirable qualities of basic materials which are being supplied to
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(c) Compare hollow and solid concrete blocks w.r.t size, shape, laying and suitability. 5
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(a) Physical and chemical properties of material. (b) Non ferrous products in construction
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(c) Sketch queen post roof truss (d) Compare brick masonary and stone masonary
(e) Acid tests on stones
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2. (a) Explain in detail Acoustic Defects. 8
(b) Write short notes on:
(i) Air conditioning systems 7
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(a) Masonary finishes 7

(b) Water Proofing and damp Proofing 7
(c) Types of pointings 6
4. (a) Explain preservation of timber In details. 10
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6. (a) Describe water absorption test and compressive strength test on bricks. 7
(b) (i) Sketch, elevation and section of uncourced random rubble masonary showing through stone. 6
(ii) Dry process of Manufacturing of cement. 7
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1. (a) Comment, what will happen, if no foundation is provided to a building. 5

(b) State the advantages of dressing of stones. Explain with neat sketches, Boasted and Reticulated finish. 5
(c) Explain the following terms with sketches: (i) Queen Closer (ii) Through Stone 4
(d) Define timber. Explain defects in timber with sketches. 6
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2. (a) Explain with neat sketch, under-reamed pile foundation. 4
(b) What is pointing? Enlist different types of pointing? Explain any 2 in detail. 6
(c) State the functional requirements of flooring. Explain Rubber Flooring 6
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(d) Draw neat sketch showing fixing details of ‘AC sheets’. 4
3. (a) Explain the terms with a sketch: (i) Principal rafter (ii) Purlin (iii) Cleat (iv) Common Rafter. 6
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(b) Comment, if no bond is provided in masonry. Explain Flemish Bond. 6
(c) Explain lean to roof 4
(d) Explain defects in painting. 4
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4. (a) Write short notes on: (i) Prevention of accidents on site (ii) Storage of materials at site. 6
(b) Write down the ideal requirements of a scaffold. Explain any one type of scaffolding in detail. 5
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(c) Write short notes on: (i) Glass cladding as an elevation (ii) Gypsum as an interior material 6
(d) Enlist steps in manufacturing process of bricks. 3
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5. (a) Write down engineering properties of: (i) Plaster of Paris (ii) Plastic 4
(b) Write short notes on: 6
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(d) Explain the following acoustical defects: (i) Echo (ii) Dead spots. 4
6. (a) Discuss in brief Humidity control and Temperature control with reference to comfort air conditioning. 6
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(b) Explain the anti corrosive treatment provided to metals. Write the use of aluminium in construction 7
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(c) Give the detailed sketch of 11/2 wall constructed in English bond and Flemish Bond 8
3. (a) Mention experiments performed in laboratory on tiles and bricks? Explain any one experiment 7
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(c) What do you mean by seasoning of timber? Explain methods of seasoning of timber? 8
4. (a) List out the various types of glasses and state their properties and uses in construction. 8
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(b) What is form-work? Which materials are used for form-work? State advantages and disadvantages of 4
steel formwork.
(c) Explain briefly the dry process of manufacturing of cement 8
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(b) Explain the field tests to find the quality of any two construction materials 6
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(c) Sketch the cross-sections and elevations of : 8
(i) Putlog scaffolding (ii) Un-coursed Random Rubble Masonry.
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6. (a) Define ventilation. Explain systems of ventilation. 8
(b) Write short notes on : 12
(i) Plastering (ii) Sound insulation (iii) Hydraulic Lime
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APPLIED MATHEMATICS III

corresponding analytic function f(z) = u + iv. 5

(b) By using Convolution Theorem find inverse laplace transform of 6

(c) Find fourier series of f(x) = x2 –   x   and prove that

u (0, t) = 0 u (x, 0) = 0 u (l, t) = t taking h = 0.25 0 <x < 1

NB.: (1) Questio no. 1 is compulsory.

1. (a) Find the inverse Laplace transform of 2 20

(c) Evaluate  z dz where C is the upper half of the circle r = 1.

(d) Prove that f1 (x) = 1 , f2 (x) = x, f3 (x) =

(b) Find the fourier expansion for f (x) = x – x2 – 1 < x < 1 6

N.B : (1) Question no.l is compulsory.

(2) Answer any three from remaining.

Find laplace transform of t3cost.

(b) Find the image of | z – ai | = a under the transformation w = 5

(b) If f(z) = u + iv is analytic and u – v = ex (cosy – siny) find f (z) in terms of z. 6

(c) Evaluate: (i) L1 (2 tanh 1 s) (ii) L1  s  8

N.B. : (1) Question No. 1 is compulsory.

(2) Attempt any three questions out of remaining five questions.

1. (a) Find the Laplace transform of te–1 cosh2t 5

constant and  is the fixed point. Is this transformation parabolic? 5

(b) Using Carnk–Nicholson simplified formula solve  = 0 given u (0, t) = 0, u (4, t) = 0,

u (x, 0) = (16 – x2) find uij for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and j = 0, 1, 2

(c) Solve the equation y + ydt = 1 – e–t 8

Assume h = l and find the values of u upto t = 5 6

(b) Find an analytic function f(z) = u + iv where u + v = ex (cosy + siny) 6

3. (a) Solve by using Laplace transform 8

(D2 + 2D + 5) y = e –1 sint when y(0) =0 and y'(0) = 1

(c) Expand f(x) =  x – x2 0 < x < 1 in a half range cosine series 6

(c) Using Crank Nicholoson method solve  0 6

u(0, t) = 0, u(4, t) = 0, u(x, 0) = (16 – x2). Find uij for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and j = 0, 1, 2.

(b) Find (i) L  s 2  2s  2  (ii) L  tan   6

(2) Answer any three from remaining

form an orthogonal set in (–L, L) and construct an orthonormal set.

(b) By using Convolution theorem find inverse laplace transform of 6

(c) Find the Fourier series of f(x) 8

Construct an analytic function whose real part is

Is the line integral independent of path ? Expain.

(3 Hours) [Total Marks : 80]

N.B. (1) Question No. 1 is compulsory.

1. (a) Evaluate  (z  2z) dz along the circle x2 + y2 = 1 5

(c) Determine the analytic function whose real part is u = –r 3 sin 3 

the temperature u (x, t) at a distance from A and at time t. 5

2. (a) Find complex form of Fourier series of f (x) = e2x in (0, 2) 6

(b) Find half range sine series for x sin x in (0, ) 6

5. (a) Using residue theorem evaluate where  dz where C is | z | = 4 6

(b) Solve using Laplace Transform R 6

successive iterations (Calculate first two iterations)

in the regions, (i) | z | < 3 (ii)3 < | z | < 4 (iii) | z | > 4.

1. Compare the following (any four): 20

(e) Magnetic declination and Dip of the needle.

Line Length (m) Bearing

5. (a) Describe various methods of plane table surveying? 8

(2) Assume any data, if required and state them clearly.

(5) Figures to the right indicate marks.

1. Attempt any five: 20

(d) Explain with neat sketch Dip and Declination.

(i) Simpson's Rule (ii) Trapezoidal Rule