S13 CT struct princ 03

What is the first step in the Structural Design Procedure?

• Preliminary Structural Configuration

• Preliminary Member Selection

• Planning

• Determine the Loads

What is the first step to comply with the structural design procedure?

• Determine the importance level for the building or structure

• Assess the cost of the building or structure

• Evaluate the aesthetic design of the building or structure

• Check the environmental impact of the building or structure

What type of buildings or structures are classified under Importance Level 2?

• Buildings or structures presenting a low degree of hazard to life and other property

• Buildings or structures not included in Importance Level 1

• Buildings or structures with high aesthetic value

• Buildings or structures intended for commercial use

What is the purpose of assigning Importance Levels to buildings and structures?

• To relate to the hazards to human life and other property in the event of the structure’s failure

• To determine the aesthetic value of the building

• To assess the environmental impact of the building

• To evaluate the cost of the building

What should be confirmed in the final step of the structural design procedure?

• The imposed loads from AS1170.1

• The ultimate loads for snow and ice as per AS1170.3

• The design resistance exceeds the appropriate action effects as per Section 7

• The ultimate load for earthquakes as per AS1170.4

What elements of a structure must engineers understand to calculate how the structure can resist forces?

• Beams, columns, slabs, and trusses

• Windows, doors, and roofs

• Paint, insulation, and flooring

• Furniture, fixtures, and equipment

What happens when a force is exerted on a material?

• The material changes color.

• The force flows through the material until it reaches earth.

• The material becomes lighter.

• The material starts to vibrate.

What role does the earth play in the behavior of structural materials?

• The earth absorbs the material.

• The earth pushes upward on the material with the same force.

• The earth changes the material's color.

• The earth makes the material heavier.

What is a loadbearing wall according to AS1684.4 Clause 2.6.1?

• A. A wall that supports roof or floor loads, or both roof and floor loads

• B. A wall that supports neither roof nor floor loads

• C. A wall that only supports lateral wind loads

• D. A wall that only supports ceiling loads

What is tension loading?

• The type of loading where material is pressed together

• The type of loading where material is pulled apart or elongated

• The type of loading where material is twisted

• The type of loading where material is bent