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1. Concrete fails in compression due to cracks parallel, perpendicular, or inclined to the force direction. Compressive strength is determined at 28 days. Compressive strength is calculated as Rc=Pr/Ab.
2. Concrete fails in tension due to tensile stresses. Split tensile strength is calculated as Rtd= 2Pr/Л DL. In bending, concrete shows multiple cracks.
3. Shrinkage of concrete occurs when it hardens in air. The modulus of deformation is calculated as Eb= t!" . Creep is deformation over time under constant load.
1. Concrete fails in compression due to cracks parallel, perpendicular, or inclined to the force direction. Compressive strength is determined at 28 days. Compressive strength is calculated as Rc=Pr/Ab.
2. Concrete fails in tension due to tensile stresses. Split tensile strength is calculated as Rtd= 2Pr/Л DL. In bending, concrete shows multiple cracks.
3. Shrinkage of concrete occurs when it hardens in air. The modulus of deformation is calculated as Eb= t!" . Creep is deformation over time under constant load.
1. Concrete fails in compression due to cracks parallel, perpendicular, or inclined to the force direction. Compressive strength is determined at 28 days. Compressive strength is calculated as Rc=Pr/Ab.
2. Concrete fails in tension due to tensile stresses. Split tensile strength is calculated as Rtd= 2Pr/Л DL. In bending, concrete shows multiple cracks.
3. Shrinkage of concrete occurs when it hardens in air. The modulus of deformation is calculated as Eb= t!" . Creep is deformation over time under constant load.
1. The failure of concrete in compression is produced by cracks:
a. Parallel with the force direction ; b. Perpendicular on the force direction; c. Inclined after the neutral axis. 2. The compressive strength is determined at: a. 1 days b. 28 days c. !" days #. $ompressive strength of concrete is computed %ith relation: a. Rc=Pr/Ab b. &c'P(a c. &c'2Pr()b . *ailure of concrete in axial tension is produced by: a. tangential stresses b. tensile stresses c. compressive transversal stresses +. The relation for determining split tensile strength is: a. Rtd= 2Pr/ DL b. &td' Pr(, -. c. &td' 2Pr(, /. )t failure in bending the concrete sho%s: a. t%o cracks b. more cracks c. one crack 0. In torsion concrete is sub1ected to: a. tangential stresses b. tensile stresses c. compressive stresses 2. 3hrinkage of concrete occurs %hen: a. concrete hardens in %ater b. concrete hardens in air c. concrete is protected during hardening !. The relation for determining the modulus of deformation is a. 4bp' tg5r b. 4bp' tg6 c. Eb= t!" 1". The creep of concrete is: a. defor#ation in ti#e $nder constant load; b. force that produce deformation c. cracking in time 11. The steel for reinforced concrete can be used as: a. resistant and constr$cti%e reinforce#ent b. independent resistant bars c. constructive mesh 12. 3trands are reali7ed of: a. + %ires b. & wires c. ! %ires 1#. 8ond bet%een concrete and steel is reali7ed by: a. !ri' stickin! and friction b. grip and friction c. adherence and friction 1. 9orking stages for tensioned members: in second stage the concrete is: a. cracked on the entire section b. cracked in the compressed 7one c. artial cracked in the tension (one 1+. The failure of beams is produced by: a. the yielding of reinforcement and displacement b. the yieldin! of reinforce#ent and cr$shin! of co#ressed concrete c. high displacement in the span and cracks 1/. The cracks in the tension 7one of beams are: a. nor#al and inclined b. inclined c. normal and hori7ontal 10. :embers that are sub1ected to bending are: a. bea#s and slabs b. beams and columns c. beams and arches 12. The relation for fcd is: a. fcd'5fck(;c b. fcd'fck(;c c. fcd'5fc(;c 1!. The doubly reinforced rectangular section has: a. 3teel in compression 7one b. 3teel in compression 7one and tension 7one c. 3teel in tension 7one 2". The ultimate moment capacity of a singly reinforced rectangular section is: a. :cap s.r ' *c<"./x= >?*s?<d@x= b. :cap s.r ' *c<x= >?*s?<d@x= c. :cap s.r ' *c<"./x= >?*s?< x=
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