1. The joining together of metal components by melting or pressure or a combinations of both. 23.

23. A rigid structural member designed to carry and transfer transverse loads across spaces to
WELDING the supporting elements. BEAM
2. A spiral ridge or grove running continuously around the surface of a bolt or nut. THREAD 24. It is the general term applied for all forces which act upon a structure and anything else
3. A method of which the metals to be joined are melted together as in gas or arc welding, which causes stresses or deformation within a structure, or part thereof. LOADS
often whit a filler rod to provide additional material. FUSION 25. It refers to the occupancy load which is either partially or fully in place or may not be
4. An imaginary line passing through the centroid of the cross section of a beam, along which present at all is called: LIVE LOAD
no bending stressing occur. NEUTRAL AXIS 26. The analysis of the stress, strain and deflection characteristics of structural behaviour is
5. A method of installation in structural steel construction where bolting connections are referred to: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
employed throughout the construction process. COLD WORK 27. The deformation of a structural member as a result of loads acting on it. DEFLECTION
6. A method of installation joining two structural plates using rivets. HOT WORK 28. These are lateral loads except one: MOVABLE LOAD
7. A beam that projects beyond one or both its supports is called: OVERHANGING BEAM 29. The general formula for modulus of elasticity. E=PL/AƐ
8. One of these does not belong to the characteristic of a high tensile bolt. FULL THREAD 30. The extent of space along the full length of a beam. SPAN
9. One of these does not belong to the component of a low tensile bolt. SHANK 31. Type of beam connection carrying the moment, horizontal, and vertical stresses. FIXED END
10. A method of installation in structural steel construction where fire extinguisher is highly CONNECTION
recommended within the site. HOT WORK 32. 1Mpa is equal to? 1N/mm2
11. In hot work, it refers to a fastening metal joining two or more structural elements. RIVET 33. The primary reason for using pinned connection.
12. In hot or cold work, it refers to the material in joining two structural elements perpendicular To allow relatively free end rotation of connection members
to its adjacent element. CONNECTING ANGLE To make the analysis simpler
13. The stress developed on the bolts due to the opposing forces of the plates in bolted To allow for better load distribution.
connections. SHEAR STRESS 34. Type of load representing the weight of a prismatic beam. UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED LOAD
14. In hot or cold work, it refers to the material in joining two structural elements aligned to the 35. 1 Pascal is equal to? 1N/m2
surface of the adjacent element. CONNECTING PLATE 36. The tendency of a force to rotate an object about an axis. MOMENT
15. Stress developed on the bolt connecting two plates pulling apart in opposite direction. 37. The section at which the moment changes from positive to negative along its longitudinal
SINGLE SHEAR axis. INFLECTION POINT
16. In cold work, it refers to the material in fastening metal joining two or more structural 38. The distance between the inner faces of the support beam. CLEAR SPAN
elements. HIGH TENSILE BOLT 39. Type of beam connection free from horizontal stress. ROLLER CONNECTION
17. Stress developed on the bolt connecting three plates where the inner plate is pulling away in 40. 1Gpa is equal to? 1N/mm2
opposite direction to the outer plates. DOUBLE SHEAR 41. Utilize the moment connection and this type is preferred where diagonal or x- bracing
18. The stress developed on the plates of a bolted connection in structural steel construction. should avoid due to access requirement. RIGID FRAME
BEARING STRESS 42. Member or system that provides stiffness and strength to limit the out of plan movement of
19. Type of weld joining two aligned plates separated by a V cut on both sides. DOUBLE-VEE another member at the braced point. BRACED FRAME
BUTT JOINT 43. Two types of bracing is defined in AISC. CONCENTRIC / ECCENTRIC BRACE FRAME
20. Type of weld joining two perpendicular edged of plates forming an angle. CORNER JOINT 44. Are those in which the centerlines of members that meet at a joint intersect at a same work
21. The deformation of a body under the action of an applied force, about the change in size to point to form a vertical truss system that resist lateral forces. CONCENTRIC BRACING
the original size of stressed element. STRAIN FRAME
22. Type of beam freely supported on both ends. SIMPLE BEAM 45. Connection for X- bracing are located at beam to column joint. X-BRACING
46. When gusset plate is used, it in important to consider their size when laying out any 65. A temporary weld used to hold parts in place while more extensive, final welds are made.
mechanical equipment pass through braced bays. CHEVRON BRACING TACK WELD
47. Eccentrically Braced Frame looks very similar to chevron bracing. Eccentric single diagonal 66. A weld which extends continuously from one end of a joint to the other. CONTINUOUS
brace can also be use to brace a frame. ECCENTRIC BRACED FRAME WELD
48. The specification of structural steel building (AISC 2010) defines two types of frame 67. A series of welds of a specified length that are spaced a specified distance from each other.
connections. SIMPLE CONNECTION & MOMENT CONNECTION STITCH WELD
49. Connection that transmit negligible amount of bending moment between connected 68. A deep penetrating weld that can be inspected for structural integrity. FULL WELD
members. SIMPLE CONNECTION (FIN CONNECTOR)
50. Connection that transmit bending moment between connected members. MOMENT
CONNECTION (END PLATE CONNECTION)
51. Moment connection are of two types. FULLY RESTRAINED MOMENT CONNECTION FR &
PARTIALLY RESTRAINED MOMENT CONNECTION PR
52. Transfer moments with a negligible amount of rotation between connected members.
FULLY RESTRAINED MOMENT CONNECTION FR
53. Transfer moments, but rotation between connected members is not negligible. PARTIALLY
RESTRAINED MOMENT CONNECTION PR
54. A plate is welded to the supporting member and bolted to the web of the supported beam.
SINGLE PLATE CONNECTION ( SHEAR TAB)
55. The in plane pair of legs are attached to the web of the supported member and out of plane
pair of legs attached to the supporting beam web or flange. DOUBLE ANGLE CONNECTION
56. A plate is welded perpendicular to the end of supported web and bolted to supporting
beam. SHEAR END PLATE CONNECTION
57. An angle is mounted with one leg vertical against the supporting column & the other leg
provides a “seat” upon which the beam is mounted, a stabilizer connection is provided at
top of the web. SEATED CONNECTION
58. A plate is welded to the end of supported beam and bolted to the supporting column flange.
BOLTED EXTENDED END PLATE CONNECTION
59. Complete joint penetration groove welds directly top and bottom flanges of the supported
member to supporting column. WELDED FLANGE CONNECTION
60. A double angle simple connection transfers vertical shear forces while top and bottom
flange plates resist moment forces produced by wind. PR MOMENT CONNECTION
61. Angles are bolted or welded to the top and bottom flanges of the supported member and to
the supporting column. TOP AND BOTTOM ANGLE WITH SHEAR END PLATE CONNECTION
62. Which is an inelastic deformation. YIELDING
63. Which is a failure of the joint. FRACTURE
64. Is a non-profit organization with a goal to advance the science, technology and application
of welding and related joining disciplines. THE AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY (AWS)