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Earthquake Resistant Building Construction Civil Dec 2015 Diploma Paper
SECTION-A
i. Innermost part of earth is called _________.
ii. The point of origin of earth quake is called _________ .
iii. Symmetrical buildings are subject to ______ damage during earth quake.
iv. Bhuj comes under _________ zone of Indian seismic zone map.
v. Liquefaction phenomenon occurs in fine saturated _____________ .
vi. Property of material to undergo large deformation/ elongation before breaking is called ___________ .
vii. Shear wall is designed to resist __________ forces acting in its own plane.
viii. P-waves are __________ than S-waves.
ix. The measure of degree of destruction caused by earthquake is termed as __________
x. Most important phase in disaster management is called as ______.
b) State True or False.
i. A seismic map once prepared should never be revised.
ii. Earthquake load is termed as static load.
iii. Long walls in building are difficult to overturn.
iv. By retrofitting the building can be made safe against complete collapse.
v. Ductility of R.C.C. can be increased by increasing the quantity of concrete.
SECTION-B
Q2. Attempt any TEN questions. 10×3=30
i. Magnitude of an earthquake
ii. Fault
iii. Out-plane failure
iv. Shear wall
v. Iso seismals
vi. Fundamental period
vii. Disaster management
viii. Tsunamis
ix. Pounding effect
x. Soft storey
xi. Floating columns
xii. Seismic waves
SECTION-C
Q3. Attempt any three questions. 3×10=30
i. What is an earthquake? Discuss briefly the classification of earthquake.
ii. Explain general principles to be observed in construction of earthquake resistant structure according to IS: 4326 code.
iii. What do you mean by structural irregularities? Explain briefly the types of irregularities in R.C.C. structures.
iv. Explain the different important factors considered while rescue planning operation.
Earthquake Resistant Building Construction Civil Dec 2015 Diploma Solved Question Paper
SECTION-A
i. Innermost part of earth is called _________.
ii. The point of origin of earth quake is called _________ .
iii. Symmetrical buildings are subject to ______ damage during earth quake.
iv. Bhuj comes under _________ zone of Indian seismic zone map.
v. Liquefaction phenomenon occurs in fine saturated _____________ .
vi. Property of material to undergo large deformation/ elongation before breaking is called ___________ .
vii. Shear wall is designed to resist __________ forces acting in its own plane.
viii. P-waves are __________ than S-waves.
ix. The measure of degree of destruction caused by earthquake is termed as __________
x. Most important phase in disaster management is called as ______.
b) State True or False.
i. A seismic map once prepared should never be revised.
ii. Earthquake load is termed as static load.
iii. Long walls in building are difficult to overturn.
iv. By retrofitting the building can be made safe against complete collapse.
v. Ductility of R.C.C. can be increased by increasing the quantity of concrete.
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Innermost part of earth is called _________.
The point of origin of earth quake is called _________ .
Symmetrical buildings are subject to ______ damage during earth quake.
Bhuj comes under _________ zone of Indian seismic zone map.
Liquefaction phenomenon occurs in fine saturated __________ .
Property of material to undergo large deformation/ elongation before breaking is called ________.
Shear wall is designed to resist __________ forces acting in its own plane.
P-waves are __________ than S-waves.
The measure of degree of destruction caused by earthquake is termed as __________
Most important phase in disaster management is called as ______.
A seismic map once prepared should never be revised.T/F
Earthquake load is termed as static load.T/F
Long walls in building are difficult to overturn.T/F
By retrofitting the building can be made safe against complete collapse.T/F
Ductility of R.C.C. can be increased by increasing the quantity of concrete.T/FEarthquake Resistant Building Construction Civil Dec 2015 Diploma Paper Click Here
i. Magnitude of an earthquakeMagnitude of an earthquake
ii. Fault Fault
iii. Out-plane failureOut-plane failure
iv. Shear wallShear wall
v. Iso seismalsIso seismals
vi. Fundamental periodFundamental period
vii. Disaster managementDisaster management
viii. TsunamisTsunamis
ix. Pounding effectPounding effect
x. Soft storeySoft storey
xi. Floating columnsFloating columns
xii. Seismic wavesSeismic waves
Earthquake Resistant Building Construction Civil Dec 2015 Diploma Paper Click Here
Earthquake Resistant Building Construction Civil dec 2015 Diploma Paper
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What is an earthquake? Discuss briefly the classification of earthquake.Earthquake and classification of earthquake.
Explain general principles to be observed in construction of earthquake resistant structure according to IS: 4326 code.General principles to be observed in construction of earthquake resistant structure according to IS: 4326 code.
What do you mean by structural irregularities? Explain briefly the types of irregularities in R.C.C. structures.Structural irregularities
Types of irregularities in R.C.C. structures.
Explain the different important factors considered while rescue planning operation.Important factors considered while rescue planning operation.
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