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Q1. Details of beam column junction
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Beam column junction is a connection point between a beam and a column in a structure.
• The junction should be designed to transfer loads from the beam to the column without failure.

• The connection can be made using bolts, welds, or other mechanical fasteners.

• The junction should be designed to resist bending, shear, and axial forces.

• Proper detailing of reinforcement is necessary to ensure the strength and stability of the...read more
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Q2. Changes in IS 1893:2016
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IS 1893:2016 is a code of practice for earthquake-resistant design of structures in India.
• The code has been revised to include new seismic hazard maps for India

• It now includes provisions for seismic design of non-structural components

• The code has also introduced new seismic performance levels for buildings

• It now requires consideration of soil-structure interaction effects in design

• The revised code has updated provision
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Q1. Structural Drawing of a Circular Pier with Reinforcement detail
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A circular pier with reinforcement detail requires a structural drawing.
• The pier should be designed to withstand the loads it will bear.

• The reinforcement should be placed in a way that ensures the pier's stability.

• The drawing should include dimensions, materials, and placement of reinforcement.

• The design should comply with local building codes and regulations.

• Examples of reinforcement include steel bars, mesh, and fibe
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Q2. Bending Moment Calculation for Continuous Beam
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Bending moment calculation involves determining the internal forces acting on a beam to ensure it can withstand external loads.
• Calculate the reactions at the supports of the beam

• Determine the internal forces (shear force and bending moment) at different sections of the beam

• Use the bending moment equation to calculate the maximum bending moment at critical sections of the beam

• Consider the material properties of the beam...read more
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