nnn mae ene naeEhlcaeeElraeeULreelre eee ee Alexandria University Faculty of Engineering Huasigh 4 Arch.& Constr. Eng. Program ually» lal dusaia gay Structural Analysis 1 ¥ (suds datas May, 2013- Spring Semester oR gall ual 161g ‘Time allowed: 3 hours Glolu t: ail 1-For the shown compound beam , SKN draw S.F.D, B.M. D diagrams. (10 marks) 2- For the shown broken beam, draw the diagrams of internal forces. (12 mark) 3- For the frame shown, draw draw N.F.D, 8.F.D, and B. M.D diagrams, (16 marks) 4- Find the internal forces in the marked members of the shown truss (Fas, Fyp, Fxis Fen, Faw Fys) and list these force values in a table. (12 marks) GOOD LUCKAtexanaria University Ayal daa Faculty of Engineering “Heasigh | Arch.& Constr. Eng. Program Saad y Leal asain gully CAE206, Eng. Materials Haast algal June 2013- Spring Semester cot pray Jeaill 2013 Auley ‘Time allowed: 1.5 Hours aay deta : gail Question (1) (20 marks) a) Plot the stress-strain curve in compression for different material. Draw the expected shape of failure. ) A tension test was performed on a steel specimen with diameter = 16.0 mm and gauge length = 160 mm. The load P was applied and the elongation (A) was recorded. The data of load P and elongation (A) are given in the following table. P(N) | 0.00 | 400 | 60.0 | 700 | 90.0 | 105.0 | 120.0 | 125.0 | 1280 | 1300 AL(mm) | 0.00 | 0.16 | 024 | 028 | 200 | 400 | 8.00 | 11.00 | 1400 | 17.00 Plot the P-A relationship and find the followings: [-Modulus of elasticity, 2- Proportional limit stress, 3- Modulus of resilience, _4- Elastic and plastic clongation at loads 40.0 and 120.0 KN, 5- Proof stress at 0.03 % & 6- If this specimen is made of steel grade 400/600 (minimum elongation percent 10.0 %), Do these results verify this grade? ap a Beh Jo C6100 ge Ja A eV) 400/600 a he op eyes tl as) 7- Find the diameter of cross section for tension member made from the same previous grade of steel, if the applied load on the tension member = 300.0 KN, the allowable extension = 5.00 mm and the length of tension member = 4.0 m Question (2) (20 marks) 4) Discuss the assumptions of flexure theory. 'b) Fig | shows the steel bar. dength 1.20 m) made of steel grade 40/60 and subjected to 4.0 t.m torsion moment at point A. If the twist angle at point A equals to 3.60 ° and modulus of modulus of elasticity (E) = 2040.0 tem”, and Poisson's ratio is 0.275, and the ultimate shear stress of this metal is 85% of its ultimate tensile strength, find the minimum diameter of the bar. 3.60.2 ir tw cpt EN hgh ASS Td a A as 60ND) wy fo 12 Sb Lahr os et pg ED SAS coal hal ep BBS = ab ei 0.275» Spry iyo lsh 2040.0 = (E) Lah ige rot ool J 40m we Fig. 1 ewe eee see 2m Quéstién 3) (20 marks) “a) Draw the shape of failure for both the ductile and brittle materials subjected to the following loads: tension, shear and torsion. b) Show schematically what is the mean of punching shear for metals? Calculate the punching force required to make a hole of 50.0 mm diameter for a steel plate of 10 mm thick and ultimate shear strength of 5.0 vem’ Crab 5.0 = pil ofa ail cA ps 10.0 Se Ao do 50.0 SSD aE athe pe) ¢) Ifthe ultimate shear stress of the rivets is 0.85 of its tensile strength, Find the minimum dimensions of the following connection (shown in Fig. 2) (t1 & t2 & (3 and the minimum number of rivets) if the connection breadth is 12 cm and the tension force (P = 30 ton) and the rivets (16 mm diameter) is made from the same connection steel material grade 40/60, use a suitable factor of safety. i e[Alexandria University b] Faculty of Engineering |Arch.& Constr. Eng. Program CAE206, Stress analysis June 2013- Spring Semester ED pel ual 11 gay Time allowed: 90 mins 4882 90: a3 Assume any missing data |. a-Calculate and dsp the normal stress distribution at the fixed end (a-a) of the shown cantilever due to the given forces. (consider A = 80cm’, 1, ~ 3800 em' , I, ~ 1300 cm*) b—Calculate the exact value of 1, # Elevation 2- The Fig, shows the center line dimensions of a thin- walled section (t= 1 cm). The section is subjected to a downward vertical shearing force, Q , = 26 t, passing through the shear center. Calculate and draw the shear stress distribution. Ix = 2¢000 Crm 20cm Law e AL 3-Calculate the column buckling load, P. The column is hinged in one direction and fixed in the other direction as shown. —— — Given: Steel 37 : £)»=7500/X? OR fyy=1.4—0.000065 d? P P column section View A-A View B-B f] Examiner: Dr. Ahmed MaaroufPS SS See eS eS Ue oeolce Alexandria University Special Scientific Programs ® ao em le Faculty of Engineering Architecture and Construction anon ‘constuction 2| IS Z 2S | CAE207 Construction Materials- Part 2 ] (Final Exam — June 2013 Time allowed: 2:00 | Question #1 (40% 1) "Seawater cement is a commercial brand name for one type of cement” comment on that name explaining in what cases should or should not you use this type of cement. Explain in detail your answer 2) Classity the Chemical Admixtures according to ASTM stating the main mechanisms of their effect (how they work) 3. State the typical values for the following: Water/cement ratio, cement content in a concrete mix, aggregate content in a concrete mix, concrete compressive strength, concrete tensile strength, slump, workability, nominal maximum size, fineness modulus of sand, bulking of sand. 4. The following table shows the results of a sieve analysis test for fine aggregate Sieve size Weight retained gm Sample (total weight =472 fe eee lem [No ae 6 8 34 ieiaea 70 30 120 30 10 100 0 200) z 12 Pan 3 ‘a, Show the sieve analysis calculations for the aggregate b, Calculate the fineness modulus of aggregate, would you recommend this aggregate for concrete 5) Define segregation and bleeding and show the consequences of each 6) Describe the deterioration process of concrete due to the attack of: a. Freezing and thawing b, Seawater, and explain in detail what type of cement would be used and why? ¢. Alkali aggregate reaction and show what are the consequences of deterioration?, Question #2 (60%) 1) State the importance of curing in concrete 2) Show and explain the effect of the following on concrete compressive strength: specimen shape and size) loading rate c) water cement ratio d) air content ©). Superplasticizer 1) nominal maximum size of aggregate 3) Whit is the main role played by water-cement ratio in concrete?rr SF Ss Ss SS SE SS SE SP ST SBS SSS eS eS ee Special Scientific Programs Architecture and Construction Arettecture ‘Construction 4) Define the term “conerete workability" and state the effect on water, aggregate shape and texture on that property. It is a fundamental property? Explain. 5) A concrete mix is required for a heavily reinforced conerete frame for a building in Alexandria near the sea. The characteristic 28 days cube compressive strength is 40 MPa, and type Il cement will be used. The minimum member thickness is 40 cm, and the minimum clear distance between reinforcing bars is 4.0 em. No statistical data on previous mixes are available. Properties of available agereeates are given helow BSG [Absorption | Moisture Fineness Diy- rodded | capacity Content | Modulus unit weight | % % { kg/m3 | one /2.55 | 16 06 is 1510 | Nominal max, | | | aggregate size 19 mm ee (Naturalsand «| 2.6213 25 28 1650 a. Proportion a trial mix using the ACI 211.1 guidelines for a 180 mm slump concrete (in OD condition) using a superplasticizer which can reduce water content by 15%. b. Adjust the concrete mix to take into the moisture state in the aggregate 6) Explain: in detail the process of steel corrosion in concrete and its consequences and give a brief discussion about the role played by the chlorides in this process. Wich ny best wishesba Bet Ba ba ba [Aa] atexandria University Special Scientific Programs Dry Fu) Faculty of Engineering Architecture and Construction CG re ‘construction Final exam, fourth Term, 27 of June 2013 Faculty of Engineering Academic year 2012/ 2013 University of Alexandria Visual Design CAE 208 (1.5, 2, 2 Allowed Time: 1 hours First Question Select the indoor floors and walls and ceilings and outdoor finishing materials for pathways around the building as well as exterior walls and the roof of a “Touristic Information Office” in Shalalat Park to help the tourists as shown in the following map Figure (1). Explain why you select a certain material, which could be new, reused, or recycled for indoor or outdoor taking into consideration following points: - Expected activities in spaces - Operation conditions - Decorative depth Draw your answer using pencil or colored plans and section sketches. Figure (1): site plan of the northern part of the park fai 2rer Fs SBP SS SS eS eee eee eee | Ba] Alexandria University Special Scientific Programs a Fu) Faculty of Engineering Architecture and Construction @ 7, arauteere Ueasrecion Second Question Give information regarding the following: - Sustainable architecture; - What is the concept of reduce, reuse, and recycle and how to apply that in construction materia - Galvanized steel - Tempered glass; and - Parquet. Evaluation criteria: The answer will be evaluated using the following criteria: © Suitability of the selected materials to indoor and outdoor with the surrounding park; Notes :( please read carefully) * The grade will be distributed equally on the two questions requirement. Hence, the student should try in the required two questions. * Thinking pencil or colored sketches could be kept to support the final grade. * The student can assume any missed information such as levels, slopes, etc. Fane 22Cc rs se wee eee eee ‘Alexandria University Faculty of Special Program of Architecture & Construction Engineering Spring 2013, ‘Course: Environment-I (CAE209) Term: 4* Time allowed :2 hours Final Exam T ‘Use Labeled Diagrams, Sketches and Examples whenever and wherever possible in the answers to the following questions. Please staple the backside of this paper to your answer sheet and answer the questions on the diagrams he student is required wer all of the following questions 1. Using the sun path diagram on the backside of this paper, please answer the following: a. Determine the location of the sun on December 21" at 2 pm, naming the different angles. b. What area or region of earth does this chart suggest it represents? ©. On what day(s) would the sun be exactly coming from above (meaning it is perpendicular on the ground)? 2. Using the diagram on the backside of this paper, and considering that this building is located in Alexandria, and the fagade displayed is the southern fagade, please answer the following: : a. What would the shadows approximately look like in winter and in summer. b. If this is a classroom, would it be appropriate with regards to heat gain from direct sunlight? c. If this fagade didn’t have louvers, would it be possible to use other ways to shade the room inside from direct sunlight, for example from the inside? Which would be more effective? 3. Using the table on the backside of the page, what would be the most appropriate type of window treatment for rooms on the facades in the following cities: a, Alexandria, b. Aswan 4, Using the sun path diagram in question 1, and for the same location, what would be the best choice for window sizes, proportions and positioning in both a. South and b. East facing facades, in order to maximize use of daylight? 5, If we have a backyard behind a small 1 storey house, would it be better to protect it from the wind or allow it to pass through? Describe how you can do that using wind flow diagrams. This should be done for two separate locations: a. Alexandria, b. A location in Canada (Cold climate) 6. Buildings in hot arid zones can make good use of passive cooling techniques, discuss this sentence using diagrams showing different techniques.Question 1 and 4 Winter Summer Question 2 NW W \ Lila ‘SUN + LEE SHADE « WHO Question 3rr Tr FF FT FS FST SSeS SSeS eS eS eS eS ee ALEXANDRIA UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS PROGRAM OF ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING Second Year 2012/2013 (Spring Semester: February 2013) Course Code and Title: CAE 210, Architectural Design Fundamentals CAE 210. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS FINAL EXAM Date: 10 Jane 2013 _ Duration: 240 minutes Question 30 Marks WITHOUT ANY LIMITATION OF CREATIVITY OR ANY DISPUTATION OF RULES REGARDING SCALE, PROPORTION, AND VOLUME RELATIONSHIPS; DESIGN A SMALL HOUSE IN ON FLOOR LAYOUT ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING MATRIX AND ZONING. Aang aL AALS Sle lye Ge «cipal CLE Ll) aj AUginend Links aay Gl Ge pie jie pened ogllall Ayaliall Gaplially SISA gy GtDles Gud Family members pi x PPy S35 — %wo Parents -@ne Son ~ Che Daughter wtth Space, ® with Coridar % The Matrix Zoning Pagram Best WisHES. larati MAAROUFor ee ee eS SSS eee Faculty of Engineering Special Scientific Programs Architecture and Construction Final Exam Design Studio2 Spring 2013 ‘Time: 9:00-1:00 A tourist information center is a place that providing visitors to a location with information on the area’s attractions, lodgings, maps, and other items relevant to tourism. On the other hand visitor centers are places that can provide insight information and data about the history and nature of a specific area or attraction. Often a visitor center is called simply an information center. It is required to design a Tourist Information Center in the city of Aswan, Egypt. The location is on the entrance of Siva on a piece of land 40 meters facing the major street and the Nile by 25 meters depth. The total area of the center built up area is 250 square meters. The components of the project include: 1. Entrance lobby with a reception area and front desk. This lobby can be attached to: Gift shop or counter Refreshment corner Book store or book kiosk The total area is around 100 m2, 2, Small Exhibition of the history of the area 100 m2, 3. Manager and administration office (max. 25 m2) 4. Toilets Required Drawings: Plan 1:100 Section 1:100 Site 1:200 Elevation 1:100 Perspective or axonometric The use of local materials (Mud bricks or stones) along with the environmental control elements like the courtyards, double walls, vaults, arches, and domes, along with air shuffles are most welcome. Modern designs that may: suite the site are also accepted.ee eee ee A] Alexandria University Special Scientific Programs » eg Faculty of Engineering Architecture and Construction ‘construction Final exam, fourth Term, 6 Roademic year 2012/ 2013 Visual Design CAE 208 (2, 2, 0) ‘of dune 2013, University of Alexandria Faculty of Engineering Allowed Time: 4 hours Notes :( please read carefully) * Answers should be supported with pencil or colored sketches. First Question: a) Draw the perspective of the given form in figure (1) Second Question: 2) Draw the shade and shadow of the given figure (2) in plan and elevation. Third Question: a) In Hicktheir’s system what those numbers means: 095, 903, and 939. b) In Oswald system what those numbers means: ne, 22ic Fourth Question: @) Explain: 1) mechanical scale, 2) achromatic colors and 3) visual scale. b) Explain: 1) Dimensions of Colors, and 2) Coloura that Recede & Advance ¢) Mention: two of the color schemes and give examples in small sketches. Fifth Question: a) Mention two types of color contrast with the explanation why that happen b) What is meant by addition and subtraction in light colors and give examples.Ye Sw meee eee eee eo Alexandria University Faculty of Engineering Special Scientific Programs Architecture and Construction a . Figure 1 SP. weight of SP | geee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Alexandria University Faculty of Engineering Special Scientific Programs on. Architecture and Construction « Etemiradion SNRs ee Figure 2—_— ‘Alexandria University Soil Mechanics and Foundations Engineering Faculty of Engineering ‘Structural Engineering Department Final Exam — 2013, Question (1) 25% A square raft (10.0 x 10.0 m) rest in a sand bed, intervened by a lens of clay (Figure 1). If the raft transfers to the soil an average contact pressure of 200 kN/m?, estimate the final tilt of the raft due to the compressibility of the clay. my = 0.0004 m?/kN Question (2) 25% For the 9 pile group shown in figure(2), determine the required length of piles if the total acting load is equal to 1800 kN and the piles diameter is 40cm. Question (3) 25% a) For the columns shown in figure (3), design (GEOMETRIC DESIGN ONLY) a suitable shallow foundation system. Given qamnet = 250 kN/m? b) For the columns shown in figure (3), design (GEOMETRIC DESIGN ONLY) a suitable deep foundation system. Given Pile allowable load = 450 kN (50cm Pile diameter). Calculate the forces in each pile. Question (4) 25% For the sheet-pile wall shown in figure (4) calculate the following: i- Required penetration depth Anchor force iii- Maximum design moment (+ve and -ve) Best Wishes,,,, sky (aaFAlexandria University Soil Mechanics and Foundations Engineering Faculty of Engineering ‘Structural Engineering Department Final Exam - 2013 es ‘ 200 kN/m? (0.0 10.0 m Figure (1) Soft Clay ‘Y= 16 kN/m? C= 20 kN/m? = 0.75 a i i i i i '[Driven Piles i| Medium Clay i} y= 47 kN/m i C= 30 kN/m? i i i W =??? —$-5.00 —+-2.00 } = 0.65 1 Figure (2) Sec cA 2 2 2Alexandria University Soil Mechanics and Foundations Engineering Faculty of Engineering ‘Structural Engineering Department Final Exam — 2013, Figure (3) q=15 kN/m? = Anchor 41.504 Medium Sand ‘ysat = 16.5 kN/m? 8 a $= 30° a Dense Sand I eat = 19 kN/m? $= 36°Alexandria University re : . 7 : a fi | Ay aise! desta, Faculty o Engineering _ feels : Hosni Aus * Structural Engineering Department ee ASLAN! Lath aud June, 2013, ToT gigs Soil Mechanics & Foundation Eng., (CAE-010) (CAE-310) cLtey) dase 5 ap : Term 6 uslal Tine allowed; Two Hours. Hele: aj The numbers of pages of this exam are THREE pages only. Please TRY to answer all of the following questions (You may assume any missing data) Question (1) (30% @) A consolidation test was carried out on a saturated clay sample of thickness 50 mm and diameter of 50 mm. After conducting the test, the dry weight of the sample was found equal to 40 gm, and Gs of 2.80. During the test, the following readings were recorded; _Pressure (kNim? 0.00 | 25 | 60 | 100 | 200 | 400 uge reading after 24 hrs | 1100 | 1200 | 1256 | 1358 | 1525 | 1650 +f the dial gauge constant is 0.001 mm, calculate the compression index. *lf the clay sample was taken at 8.00 m depth, the first 4.00 m is sand of saturated unit weight of 19 kN/m®, the next 9.00 m is clay of saturated unit weight of 20 kN/m®, the GWT is at 2.00 m below the ground surface, determine the consolidation history of the clay sample b)_ The following readings were taken during a direct shear test on a sandy soil _.._fime (min) 0.00 | 2.00 | 4.00 | 6.00 | 8.00 | 10.00 | 12.0( Shear resistance (Newton) |__0 [180 | 255 | 320 | 280 | 245 | 235 «If the vertical load is 250 Newton and the box rate is 0.5-mmimin, calculate the shearing resistance angle of this soil +lf a triaxial test was performed on a sample of the same soil with a cell pressure of 30 kN/m’, calculate the total major pressure. Question (2) (25%): a) If the liquid limit of a soil is 50 %, and the plastic limit is 28.1% classify the soil using Cassagrand chart. COMMENT on your answer ») A soil has been compacted in an embankment at a bulk unit weight of 20.0 kN/m*, and a water content of 10%. The specific gravity of solids is 2.60. Would it be possible to compact the above soil at water content 12% to a dry unit weight of 18.0 kN/m?. = ¢) Details of an earth dam provided with horizontal filter are shown in figure (1). Itis required to; + Draw the flownet and calculate the seepage quantity. + Calculate pore water pressure at points A, and B.aN eo Question (3) (25%| @) Explain with neat sketch how to calculate the active earth pressure of cohesionless soil on a retaining wall of rough surface b) For the retaining wall shown in Figure (2), it is required to:- + Determine active earth pressure on the right side of the wall + Determine passive earth pressure on the left side of the wall + Draw active and passive planes of failure through soil at both sides of the wall. Question (4) (20%| a) Show by using neat sketches different methods to increase the safety factor against failure of a soil slope, Discuss advantages and disadvantages of each method ») For the slope shown in Figure (3), determine:- + The factor of safety against failure for the shown trial slip circle, if there is no surcharge load on the upper ground surface. * The maximum surcharge load (q) that will cause failure of the slope on the same slip circle. Question (5) (20%) a) Figure (4) shows plan of four footings carrying uniform loads and resting on the ground surface. Calculate the vertical stress increase due to these footings at depth 8.00 m below point (k) ») Resolve part (a) using the Newmark chart. Hint, design Newmark chart in your answer sheets and use it in the calculation.water level fiter ‘impermeable layer’ Figure (1), Question (2-c) Sandy site 18 KN/ma EAN ON ImaN All dimensions are in meter Figure (3), Question (4-b) = 8.00—9-—8.00—y—8.00— I g—-—-$-4--8 yee |oteega | L-s.00—t—s.00—l—8,00—1 Plan of footings Figure (4), Question (5-a)rT sa aT lane eee eee lee IM] Faculty of Engineering Architecture and Construction TL] Alexondtia university Special Scientific Programs a Ned tender-t Ervtin inal Exam -June 2013 Time Allowed : 2 Hours Answer the following questions : ‘Question 1: (20 Marks) ‘The Figure given shows the main dimensions of an elevated reinforced concrete circular tank showing the roof, floor, columns and foundation. The roof is a solid circular slab of 20 cm thickness. The wall is of a circular shape with thickness 20 om. The floor is solid slab with 25 cm thickness and provided with beams. The tank is carried by 4 square columns connected by tie beams at two levels, The columns are rested on 4 isolated footing. Also 4 semells are connecting the columns at 1.40 meter above the footing. 1- It is required to calculate the following quantities Excavation Back filling Plain concrete under footing Reinforced concrete for footing and semells Reinforced concrete for columns and tie beams Reinforced conerete for tank floor, wall and roof 2- Also, itis required to write the BOQ for the above items. Question 2: (15 Marks) (a) Explain briefly the factors affecting the cost estimating of any item. (b) Find the cost estimating of the unit meter cube of reinforced concrete (dry cost) if the reinforcement content is 120 kg/m3 and the concrete mix is prepared in the site using normal crushed stones with cement content of 400 kg/m3. Question 3 : (15 Marks) (@) What are the different types of Tenders? (©) Compare between bid security and performance security in the bidding construction process. (©) Explain the components of the Tender Book (@ Mention briefly to the obligations of the contractor towards the construction project. (Good Luck ) Dr. Said M. Allam. ga) fainPS wee ee ns ‘Alexandria Universit Design of R.C. Structures (I) , CAE401 Faculty of Engineering June, 2013 Specialized Scientific Program (SSP) Arch. Const. Program ime allowed: THREE (3) Hours 1 Selected Tables are allowed in the examination room 1 Show all calculation steps clearly in detail Assume ANY missing data you might need. i Materials to be used: Concrete: f= 30 N’mm? Steel: St.360/520 (for longitudinal reinforcement) & St.240/350 (for stirrups) Code coefficients for ultimate design: Ryu 0.194 Problem 1 (10% Design and draw cross section (1:25) of reinforced concrete short column subjected to P, =5000 KN forthe following cases: Square column, Circular column, and Rectangular column (b=300mm), Problem 2 (50% ) Fora seven story building, the floor plan and section are shown in Fig. 1, 1- Itis required to: a) Design and draw reinforcement of slabs (in plan 1:50) bb) Calculate the loads and reactions for beams B1, B2, and B3 ©) Give a complete design for moment and shear for B3 d) Design column C1 at ground floor ©) Draw section in the building including columns C1 and beam B3 Floor height H=3.2m, covering =1.SkN/m?, — LL =4kN/m?, Wall including plaster =4kN/m?, —( b=300 mm for B3 and C1) Problem 3 (30% For the section shown in Fig2, calculate M, and P, for the following depths of neutral axis (c ) I-pureM — 2-c=400mm — 3-balanced case 4- c= 1150 5-pureN ‘Then draw the interaction diagram using suitable scale, Data: Area of steel bars (mm’) ee Totanneden maul es @ 29 [ice 0Oise | 3 | 16 e3) eet oe ape ees elas aR sO ‘Area ofone | 50 | 79 | 132 | 201 | 284 | 380 | 491 | 616 | 804 bar, mm’ Page 1/2————— | cl | | |i mn # See.Elev +——3.5m—+—3.5m—+ Plan Fig. 1 eee a | mn @ | 3000 cose] ae bos04 Fig. 2 Page 2/2 ae ua ae eae a eSB ee aa eae Ss = SS SS eS eerer SS wee Se SE See ALEXANDRIA UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING ‘SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS PROGRAM OF ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING Third Year 2012/2013 (Spring Semester: February 2013) Course Code and Title: CAE 408. Theories of Architecture 1 CAE 406. THEORIES OF ARCHITECTURE 1 FINAL Exam Course Tutor: “r= Ibrahim MAAROUF Date: 29 May 2013 Location: (i) ssle Us! - sala} ise Duration: 120 minutes Student Name: Student ID Ne 50 ‘Answer the following questions using clear text with ink and sketches if possible. Sal LS Capel gacogll ee yall alll lactaly cently bass AY! ALY le Gal Question 1 3 Marks CITE THE FIVE ISSUES OF POSTMODERNISM AND HOW FAR THEY ARE APPLIED FOR THE DESIGN OF EL GOUNA GOLF HOTEL . 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DALLAS CITY HALL HABITAT INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDIES Question 9 10 Marks ACCORDING TO THE GIVEN ILLUSTRATIONS, IDENTIFY AND COMPARE BETWEEN THE TWO BUILDINGS THROUGH: (PROJECT TITLE, ARCHITECT, ARCHITECTURAL STYLE, DESCRIPTION OF ‘THE CORE SPACE, ELEVATION MATERIALS). bil aay cplenall jIplall — peneall aul — gy pt pal) DLE Coe Gusta Oo yLhy are ada pga Les (Cea gi Leasinnll LAGI — inl gd ceygnlase oe oe oe ee ee ee ed ee ee ee eed)Best WisHEs CSATE PASEO" greunt MAAROUFL Alexandria University spring 2013 Specialized Scientific Program Faculty of Engineering Design of R.C. Structures (2) CAE408 FINAL EXAM | Time allowed: 3Hrs | fi=30Nimm?' —_ Steel grade: 380/520 for all steel reinforcement ASSUME ANY MISSING DATA | 1- (10%) The plan in the figure are the borders of an industrial hall. You are required to arrange all the structural elements (girders, secondary beams, columns, and slabs) by applying the following conditions: - No columns are allowed inside the land (No internal columns). - The column width is 300mm and column spacing is 5.00m. - The clear height of the hall is 6.0m. You are required to show plans and sections showing all the estimated dimensions. Also, show how you make the columns short in the width direction. 4-20.00 Plan 2- -(20%) Design the shown cantilever stairs’ section 1-1 and 2-2 if the covering material weight is 2.0kN/m? and the live load is 4.0kN/m?. The weight of the hand rail is 2.5kN/m. - Draw the details of the required section using scale 1:20) : - Find the loads of the cantilever. CConsidey wall weight = 2-SkN Im y ye Reinforced Concrete Final Exam 2° ras eee,3- (20%) A- Design and on this change. load is 3.0]kNim’, and the thickness of the slab is 120mm. B- Ifthe beams in the vertical direction are eliminated, find the loads of b2 in this case. Comment 4- (10%) A) Find the maximum ultimate primary moment (M,) can resisted by the shown column section if the section wid b=400 and t=1200mm. The column is a part of a flat ‘Sat system located in the third floor, the slab thickness=250mm, and the clear length of the column, hy = 5.10 ms in both directions. The column is subjected to an ultimate axial load, Py =2000 kN and the.shown primary ultimate moment, M1 (about X axis) and it is reinforced with 6 gf 25 on each long side of the column section. | 8) Draw the column section (scale 1\20) showing all the | details of stirrups and longitudinal reinforcement. | 4 Reinforced Concrete Final Exam 2°i [5- (15%) I A) The shown beam section is subjected to a Torsion, M;= 50 kN.m and a shear force, Qu. You are required to find the maximum value of the shear ma force given that stirrups are 4 branch stirrups. a #1omm@100mm. NS l B) Draw the designed section if the required bottom 2 steel=2000mm? and the required top steel is 1000 mm? 1 6-(25%) The shown frame is a part of an industrial hall. If the internal forces of joint A is: For Column: M,=900kN.m- P,=700KN. | ler: M,=1000KN.m- P,=200KN. ‘The width of the frame=350mm and the total section height=1000mm for both column and girder, you are asked to: Desi both the girder and column at joint A, using Ms method. sign the hinge at the column end.(Find the reactions using the equilibrium of the column internal forces. = Draw the reinforcement details of joint A(use scale 1\25) consider all stirrups are 4 branch stirrups 8 @150mm. (Show about half of the frame), [2610 [2810 I [2810 + e fee J 7 {se feo ol ee 6625 6825 | 62s t 9.34 phe ad Bae All Stirrups are 8 8 @150mm | Bending diagram rs mame eee ee eS oe 107-(15%) Find the center of rigidity for the shown lateral load resisting systems. All walls are 2.0m *0.30m. Find the share of w3 if a lateral load, F,=100 KN is applied as shown. = If WI and W4 are removed, find the share of W3 in this case. Also, discuss the difference between the two systems. MS method equations (add these equations to your table shdets for the final) ] Mg = My +Py(d-t/2) If d to with dt=0.1 sec. and consider the initial displacement and velocity along with the damping coefficient are equal to zero. ‘Question 4 a)In structures subjected to periodic dynamic forces, explain with sketches how the structure dynamic response is sensitive to the frequencies of both the structure and the dynamic t force and the damping. u() = u(d)eoso,t +" Osina,t @, b)Explain without calculations why earthquake ground motions have unequal effect on building structures with different heights. C) Discuss how to construct a design response spectrum.Alexandria University Faculty of Engineering Architecture, Construction & Project Management “SSP” Semester 8 - Spring 2012-2013 CAE411 b Design Studio IV (theory of Housing 2) Final Exam Date: Thursday 30 May 2013 - Time: 09:00-13:00 Chain Hypermarket This sketch design consists of an integral Universal Space intended to accommodate a large-scale supermarket. This type of buildings employs contemporary construction technologies along with innovative ideas concerning the building commercial function, free-plan organisation, and environmental management. In their proposals, students will attempt to address considerations such as the users’ convenience, visibility, interior adaptability, and external approach in relation to the built form. Special emphasis should be put on circulation and any aprticular requirements for creating dynamic display spaces and clear overall arrangement. The building is to include the following elements: = Entrance Hall (Trolleys Pick point, Info Stands, Customer Services Counter, Public Toilets ... etc.) * Main Retail Hall subdivided into specialised zones to display : = Food (Canned, Fresh Produce, Refrigerated/Frozen, Deli, Snacks, Sweets, Beverages, Ready Meals ... etc), Bakery/Pastry, Cosmetics, Baby Care, Kitchens/Cookware, Detergents, Home/Linen, Stationery, Gift Shop, Electric Appliances, and Pet Section). = 140 Cashiers ( including 2 Fast Lanes, 1 Wide Lane) = Food Court and Coffee Shop (6 Different Outlets, common dining area for 150 persons) = Management Section (8 Offices and Central Security Room) * Technical Support (Back Entrance, Service Loading Bay, Storage, Processing Rooms, Electricity / UPS, Central Air Conditioning, Workshop, Workers Facilities ... etc.) = Car Parking for 200 Vehicles. Explanatory sketches and drawings could include simple & clear: ™ 2-D drawings (plans, elevations and sections scale 1/200); and "Descriptive 3-D views of the proposed deisgn and its features. 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