NivaarExam Prep

07-Str-A5

Worked solutions to 7 past sittings (2013–2015), 49 questions. Pick a sitting, or start from a topic below.

Topics across the sittings

Topics that come up in more than one sitting, taken from the headings of our worked solutions. A topic counts once per sitting.

Questions by sitting

December 2015

  1. Question 1: Welded stiffened-web plate girder ABC
  2. Question 2: Post-tensioned prestressed-concrete girder
  3. Question 3: Composite steel–concrete warehouse floor
  4. Question 4: Plastic design of the steel rigid frame, and its footing
  5. Question 5: Beam–column check for AB, and the welded corner at B
  6. Question 6: Reinforced-concrete continuous girder, limit states design
  7. Question 7: Reinforced-concrete rigid frame — beam–column AB and its deflection

May 2015

  1. Question 1: Plastic design of the steel rigid frame, and its footing
  2. Question 2: Welded corner at joint B, and the beam–columns
  3. Question 3: Three-span continuous welded plate girder
  4. Question 4: Composite steel–concrete pedestrian bridge
  5. Question 5: Prestressed concrete tee-beam
  6. Question 6: Reinforced-concrete frame — design of member BC
  7. Question 7: Member AB designed as a beam–column

December 2014

  1. Question 1: Two-span continuous welded plate girder
  2. Question 2: Post-tensioned T-beam with cantilever
  3. Question 3: Simply supported composite box-girder bridge
  4. Question 4: Plastic design of the rigid steel frame
  5. Question 5: Footing at E and adequacy of the beam-column CE
  6. Question 6: Reinforced concrete design of member AC
  7. Question 7: Reinforced concrete column CE

May 2014

  1. Question 1: Plastic design of the steel rigid frame; welded connection at C
  2. Question 2: Beam-column check of CD; reinforced concrete footing at D
  3. Question 3: Prestressed concrete beam — section, strands and long-term deflection
  4. Question 4: Two-span welded plate girder — flexure, stiffened web, interaction
  5. Question 5: Reinforced concrete frame — member AC in flexure and shear
  6. Question 6: Member CDE as a beam-column; long-term deflection of AC
  7. Question 7: Composite steel–concrete pedestrian bridge

December 2013

  1. Question 1: Welded plate girder — flexure, shear and their interaction
  2. Question 2: Reinforced concrete frame — flexural and shear steel for BC, and its deflection
  3. Question 3: Reinforced concrete column AB and its footing
  4. Question 4: Prestressed concrete T-beam — no-tension design and tendon profile
  5. Question 5: Plastic design of the steel frame, and the welded corner at B
  6. Question 6: Steel beam-column AB — strength and stability
  7. Question 7: Composite steel–concrete floor — section and shear connectors

May 2013

  1. Question 1: Stiffened welded plate girder — flexure, shear and interaction
  2. Question 2: Plastic design of the rigid frame and the footing at D
  3. Question 3: Welded corner connection at B, and the beam-column AB
  4. Question 4: Unshored composite floor beam for a heavily loaded warehouse
  5. Question 5: Reinforced concrete frame — limit states design of member BC
  6. Question 6: The beam-column CD, and the reinforcement at the rigid connection B
  7. Question 7: Post-tensioned prestressed concrete girder

Undated paper

  1. Question 1: A1: Wide-flange section for the two-span beam of Figure 1
  2. Question 2: A2: One wide-flange section for the whole frame of Figure 2
  3. Question 3: A3: Two sections of unequal depth for Figure 1, with a continuity splice
  4. Question 4: B1: Reinforced concrete section for the beam of Figure 3
  5. Question 5: B2: Square reinforced concrete column for the frame of Figure 2
  6. Question 6: B3: Rectangular footing and pier for column AB
  7. Question 7: C1: Prestressed beam for the loading of Figure 3