Assignment For Detained Students
Assignment For Detained Students
ASSIGNMENT
Ques-3 Explain super elevation. What are the factors on which the design of super elevation
depends?
Ques-4 Briefly explain the engineering surveys needed for locating a new highway.
Ques-5 The average normal flow of traffic on cross roads A & B during design period are 400 &
250 pcu per hour, the saturation flow values on these roads are estimated as 1250 & 1000 pcu per
hour respectively. The all red time required for pedestrian crossing is 12 secs. Design two phase
traffic signal by Webster’s method.
Ques-6 What do you mean by traffic islands? Explain different types of traffic islands with neat
sketch.
Ques-7 Explain flexible and rigid pavements & bring out the points of difference.
Ques-8 What do you mean by traffic islands? Explain different types of traffic islands with neat
sketch.
Ques-10 Explain the term Passenger Car Units (PCU). What are the factors on which PCU
values depend?
Ques-11 Explain summit and valley curves and the various cases when these are formed while
two different gradients meet.
Ques- 12 List the various types of transition curves used in highways. What is an ideal transition
curve? Explain
Ques – 13 What do you understand by per capita demand? How is per capita demand for a community
estimated? Also explain the factors which affect the per capita demand.
Ques – 14 What are the various methods to forecast the population growth in an area? Explain
suitability of any four methods.
Ques – 15 Explain the difference between Limit state method and working stress method.
ii. Hazen Williams formula taking C = 130. Assume minor losses = 10V²/2g.
Ques – 17 Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of cast iron pipes, wrought iron pipes, steel
pipes & galvanized iron pipes.
Ques – 18 Discuss the layout of water distribution system with neat sketches and also explain
their advantages and disadvantages.
Ques – 20 Describe, with the help of sketch,, a slow sand filter. Explain its working.
Ques- 22 Write short notes on balanced, under reinforced and over reinforced sections.
Ques – 23 Design a rc beam supported on two walls 500 mm thick spaced at a clear distance of
6m. The beam carries a load of 30 KN/m. The size of the beam is restricted to 300 mm × 500
mm. Use M20 & Fe 415 materials. Use limit state method.
Ques – 24 Determine the reinforcements required for a doubly rc beam having width 300 mm
& overall depth 600mm.Given factored moment 320 KNm.Use M20 & Fe415.
Ques – 25 Design shear reinforcement for a beam 250 mm × 400 mm having 4.25 m
effective span. The beam is loaded with UDL of 12.5 KN/m(including self weight). The
beam is reinforced with 3 bars of 16 mm diameter. Use concrete M20 & steel Fe 415, τ c =
0.512 MPa.
Ques – 26 Determine the ultimate moment capacity of a rectangular beam having a width
of 280 mm & overall depth 550 mm. The tension & compression reinforcement provided at
an effective cover of 50 mm are 2450 sq.mm & 400 sq. mm respectively.Use M30 & Fe 500.
Use Limit state method.
Ques- 30 Explain singly reinforced beam, doubly reinforced beam and T- beam .
Ques- 31 Design a rcc slab for a room of dimensions 4m×5m. The slab is supported on
walls of width 300 mm. The slab is carrying a live load of 4 KN/m² & floor finish 1 KN/m².
Ques- 32 The slab of a residential building of size 4.5m×6m is simply supported on all the
four sides on 230 mm walls. Assuming an imposed load of 2 KN/m² & load due to finishes
of 1KN/m²;
Design the floor slab. Use M25 concrete & Fe415 steel.
Ques- 33 Explain origin and destination study. What are the various uses of O&D studies.
Ques- 35 Explain obligatory points. With sketches, discuss how these control the
alignment.
Ques -36 State factors on which the overtaking sight distance depends. Explain briefly.
Ques- 37 Derive an expression for finding the stopping distance at level and at grades.
Ques- 38 Explain the CBR method of pavement design. How is this method useful to
determine thickness of component layers.?
Ques- 39 Briefly outline the IRC recommendations for determining the thickness of cement
concrete pavement.