Which one of the following is a compression member?
Strut is a compression member used in the roof truss and bracing. They are of small span and may be vertical or inclined.
The principal rafter is a top chord member in a roof truss and boom is the principal compression member in a crane.
Column, stanchion or post is a vertical compression member supporting flats or girders in a building.
Battening is preferable when the
1. Column carries axial load only
2. Space between the two main components is not very large
3. Column is eccentrically loaded
The correct answer is
The maximum slenderness ratio of a compression member carrying both dead and superimposed load is
The maximum slenderness ratio of a steel column, the design of which is governed by wind or seismic forces is
Consider the following statements:
1. The two angle sections placed back to back are most frequently used in roof trusses.
2. A built-up section consisting of two channel sections back to back is occasionally used.
3. The local buckling of a compression member limits its size.
Which of these statements are correct?
Compression members composed of two channels back-to-back and separated by a small distance are connected together by riveting so that the minimum slenderness ratio of each member between the connections, does not exceed
Tacking rivets in compression plates not exposed to the weather, have a pitch not exceeding 300 mm or
What is the effective length of column shown below.
The use of tie plates in laced columns is
Gusset plate is provided in column base connection to
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