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MCQ on Singly,Doubly.

Reinforced Section and Flanged Sections


Singly Reinforced Sections:

1. What is the primary difference between a singly reinforced beam and a doubly reinforced
beam?
A. Amount of reinforcement used
B. Presence of compression reinforcement
C. Use of stirrups
D. Concrete strength required

2. In a singly reinforced beam, the reinforcement is provided mainly to resist:


A. Tensile stresses
B. Shear stresses
C. Compression stresses
D. Torsional stresses

3. The depth of the neutral axis in a singly reinforced beam is located where:
A. At the depth of the compression face
B. At the depth of the tensile face
C. At the centroid of the compressive force diagram
D. At the centroid of the tensile force diagram

4. For a rectangular singly reinforced beam subjected to bending, the maximum compressive
stress in concrete occurs:
A. At the neutral axis
B. At the tensile face
C. At the compression face
D. At the support sections

5. The balanced condition in a singly reinforced beam signifies:


A. Equal tensile and compressive stresses in concrete
B. Equal tensile and compressive forces in steel
C. Equal tensile and compressive strains in concrete
D. Equal tensile and compressive forces in concrete

6. Doubly Reinforced Sections:

7. In a doubly reinforced beam, additional steel is provided to:


A. Increase bending strength
B. Resist shear stresses
C. Enhance durability
D. Facilitate construction

8. The purpose of providing compression reinforcement in doubly reinforced beams is primarily


to:
A. Increase ductility
B. Resist compressive forces
C. Resist tensile forces
D. Enhance bond strength

9. The depth of the neutral axis in a doubly reinforced beam is influenced by:
A. Shear stress distribution
B. Flexural tensile reinforcement
C. Compression reinforcement ratio
D. Concrete cover thickness

10. In comparison to singly reinforced beams, doubly reinforced beams are more suitable for:
A. Short spans
B. Long spans
C. Uniform loading
D. Variable loading

11. The maximum compressive stress in concrete in a doubly reinforced beam typically occurs:
A. At the neutral axis
B. At the tensile face
C. At the compression face
D. At the support sections

12. Flanged Sections:

13. Flanged sections in reinforced concrete are designed to:


A. Increase shear capacity
B. Increase bending capacity
C. Enhance torsional resistance
D. Reduce deflection

14. The purpose of providing flanges in reinforced concrete beams is to:


A. Resist compression forces
B. Increase the depth of the beam
C. Provide additional tensile reinforcement
D. Improve aesthetic appearance
15. In flanged sections, the reinforcement in the flange primarily resists:
A. Torsional forces
B. Bending moments
C. Shear stresses
D. Axial forces

16. The design of flanged sections is particularly advantageous when:


A. Loads are uniformly distributed
B. Loads are concentrated at mid-span
C. Span-to-depth ratio is high
D. Concrete strength is low

17. Flanged sections are commonly found in:


A. Slab beams
B. Cantilever beams
C. T-beams
D. Lintels

Answers:

1. A
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. A
6. A
7. B
8. B
9. B
10. C
11. B
12. C
13. B
14. C
15. C

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