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17. In the design of a simply supported skew bridge, which direction of reinforcement should be provided?


22. What are the shortcomings of grillage analysis which is commonly used in structural analysis of bridges?


1. What are the functions of different components of a typical expansion joint?


22. What are the shortcomings of grillage analysis which is commonly used in structural analysis of bridges?


17. In the design of a simply supported skew bridge, which direction of reinforcement should be provided?


15. What are the three major types of reinforcement used in prestressing?


11. In the construction of a two-span bridge (span length = L) by using span-by-span construction, why is a length of about 1.25L bridge segment is constructed in the first phase of construction?


Soil composition of a loam that mixed with water in a jar and left to stand for 3 day..1.1.2 measure the thickness of the sand ;clay and slit layers in your jar. a)sand layer thichness?

b)clay layer thickness?

C) slit layer thickness?



benzothiophene could be converted to ethylbenzene by a hydrodesulfurization reaction. Before you commit the time and money to design a reactor for this reaction, you may want to attempt to verify that the production of ethylbenzene is economically feasible. In other words, are the products worth more than the reactants and energy required to make them? If you discover the answer is no, you may have saved thousands of dollars in design fees.

(a) Reactor (Plug Flow, Mixed Flow, Packed Bed, Fluidized Bed, etc.) (b) Adiabatic vs. Isothermal reactor operation 

(c) Reactor temperatures and pressures

(d) Feed ratio of hydrogen to benzothiophene 

(e) Effluent conditions and compositions 

(f) Weight of catalyst required 

(g) Material of construction for the reactor (Hint: Is the material susceptible to accelerated corrosion due to the presence of sulfur or hydrogen?) 

(h) Reactor shape and dimensions 

(i) Reactor wall thickness  


The tube A made from an aluminum alloy (E = 73 GPa has an outer diameter of 75 mm. It is used to support the rod B which is made from steel (E = 200 GPa) and has a 25 mm diameter. Calculate the minimum thickness required for the tube if the maximum deflection of the loaded end of the rod must be limited to .4 mm.
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