Take a Quiz on Quiz on Permissible Stress Limits as per IS800 all questions are to be answered w.r.t IS800 Steel Design Code 1. Maximum Permissible stress in axial compression for columns σac = 0.66fy 0.6fy 0.4fy 0.87fy2. Maximum Permissible stress in axial tension for design of tension members σab = 0.66fy 0.8fy 0.6fy none of above3. Maximum Permissible stress in bending compression for design of beams and plate girders σbc = 0.87fy 0.6fy 0.66fy 0.8fy4. Maximum Permissible stress in bending tension for design of beams and plate girders σbc = 0.87fy 0.6fy 0.66fy 0.8fy5. Maximum permissible average stress in an element Τva = 0.44fy 0.4fy 0.42fy 0.6fy none of above6. Permissible maximum shear stress in an element Τvm = 0.44fy 0.4fy 0.45fy none of above7. Maximum permissible bearing stress at junction of two materials σp = 0.87fy 0.6fy 0.75fy 0.7fy8. When wind and earthquake loads are considered, permissible stresses in steel substructure are increased by 33 % 25 % 30 % should not be increased9. When wind and earthquake loads are considered, permissible stresses in connection (river & weld) are increased by 25 % 30 % 24 % 33 %10. Maximum permissible local deflection in elements = span / 240 span / 500 span / 600 span / 74011. Maximum permissible global deflection in design of elements = span / 250 span / 325 span / 400 span / 425Be sure to click Submit Quiz to see your results! Name Email [mlw_quizmaster_leaderboard mlw_quiz=7] Posted byAnand PaulJuly 26, 2015Tags:civil engineering quiz, exam preparation, interview questions for civil engineers, interview questions for structural engineers, Objective questions, Short questions 0Share: Related Articles How is Working Stress Method (ASD) different from Limit state method (LRFD or LFD)? Assumptions, Advantages and comparisons Freshers Interview Questions – PGCET Civil Engineering Factors affecting Compaction of Soil A Bridge Built to Sway When the Earth Shakes Types of supports and Reactions – Quiz and Interview QuestionsDesign of Steel Structures – Quiz and Interview Questions
