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WorksheetsStructural Design and Drawing
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 58mins
Below are design consideration of retaining wall except?
Types of wall
Types of soil
Ground water behind the wall
cost involve
Material used in the construction of wall
This wall resist the earth pressure exerted by backfill by its own self weight.
gravity wall
cantilever wall
anchored wall
pile wall
All of there are components of retaining wall except?
toe
heel
stem
surcharge
weep holes
Diaphragm wall is example of
gravity wall
cantilever wall
anchored wall
pile wall
Active earth pressure coefficient, ka
1+Sinϕ1−Sinϕ
1−Sinϕ1+Sinϕ
0
None of the above
Passive earth pressure equation
1+Sinϕ1−Sinϕ
1−Sinϕ1+Sinϕ
0
None of the above
If height of the backfill is 4m , unit weight of soil 20kN/m3 & angle of internal friction is 30degree. What is the pressure force acting on the wall
40kN
48kN
47kN
38kN
FOS against overturning for 0.5 MR / MO
1.2
1.4
1.55
1.3
Check against Sliding FOS = µΣW/Pa
1.2
1.4
1.55
1.2
Top width of stem usually taken as
220
200
150
250
thickness of base slab equal to
height of the stem
thickness of stem
toe projection
heel projection
for walls without surcharge the value of base slab is
0.3 H TO 0.6H
0.6H TO 0.7H
0.5H TO 0.6H
0.7H
cantilever retaining walls can safely be used for a height not more than
3m
4m
5m
6m
The design of heel slab of a retaining wall is based on the maximum bending moment due to
its own weight
weight of the soil above it
load of the surcharge if any
all of the above
Total pressure on the vertical face of a retaining wall of height h acts parallel to free surface and from the base at a distance of
h/4
h/3
h/2
2h/3
counterfort retaining walls can safely be used for a height more than
3m
4m
5m
6m
What type of bridge is this
Arch
Suspension
Beam
Truss
What type of bridge is this?
Arch
Suspension
Beam
Truss
What are the two ends of a bridge (the bank) that support its weight?
Hanger
abutment
cable
Deck
The force of squeezing a material together is...
compression
tension
torsion
bending
The force that twists materials is...
tension
torsion
compression
shear
Which of the following are examples of a live load?
cars
trucks
trains
trusses
Which of the following are examples of dead loads?
cars
people
the weight of the bridge and all its parts
trucks
