What does RC Design stand for?

• Reinforced Construction Design

• Reinforced Concrete Design

• Rigid Concrete Design

• Rebar Construction Design

What is the full form of RC in RC Design?

• Reinforced Concrete

• Reinforced Cement

• Rigid Concrete

• Resistant Concrete

What is the purpose of RC Design?

• To design steel structures

• To design wooden structures

• To design glass structures

• To design reinforced concrete structures

What are the main components of RC Design?

• steel, cement, and load analysis

• reinforcement, concrete, and structural analysis

• rebar, cement, and architectural design

• concrete, steel, and foundation analysis

What are the advantages of RC Design?

• Increased strength and durability, versatility in design, fire resistance, and ease of construction.

• Reduced maintenance, faster construction time, energy efficiency, and sound insulation.

• Flexibility in design, resistance to corrosion, improved thermal performance, and reduced construction waste.

• Cost-effectiveness, aesthetic appeal, seismic resistance, and sustainability.

What are the disadvantages of RC Design?

• Higher initial cost, longer construction time, susceptibility to cracking, limited flexibility in design changes, and the need for skilled labor and expertise.

• Lower durability, limited aesthetic options, higher maintenance cost

What are the different types of loads considered in RC Design?

• occupancy load

• snow load

• soil load

• dead load, live load, wind load, seismic load, and temperature load

What is the importance of reinforcement in RC Design?

• Reinforcement decreases the strength and durability of the structure.

• Reinforcement increases the cost of construction without any benefits.

• Reinforcement has no impact on the strength and durability of the structure.

• Reinforcement increases strength and durability of the structure.

What are the limit state methods used for RC Design?

• Serviceability Limit State Method and Ultimate Limit State Method

• Working Stress Method and Limit State Method

• Load Factor Method and Plastic Design Method

• Ultimate Strength Method and Elastic Design Method

What are the factors to consider in RC Design?

• environmental impact, maintenance requirements, seismic design

• cost, aesthetics, construction time

• material properties, structural analysis, loadings, safety factors, and durability

• architectural design, project management, site conditions