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INPUT DATA
6 4 6 4
Moms of inertia = Ix := 223 10 mm Iy := 72.9 10 mm
Iy
Effective length = Ly := 2681mm Radius of gyr. ry :=
Area
Ly
Slenderness ratio = SL := Effective length factor (worst condition) k := 1
ry
d 2 T
Torsional area - AT := b T + t
3
3 3
b d 2 T t
Moments of Inertia = IyT := T +
12 3 12
Iy Ix
Section modulii - zy := 2 zx := 2
b d
TORSION RESISTANCE 3
2 b
( Taken from Roark and Young Warping constant - Cw := ( d T) T
P367-table 21-case6) 24
K G
:=
Cw E
1
Tors 1
Angles of rotation - 1 :=
2 Ly
2 Cw E cosh
4
Tors Ly
11 := tanh
2 Cw E 1
Tors
111 :=
2 Cw E
Axial
Compressive stress = fa :=
Area fa = 7 mPa
VL
Shear stress = fq :=
d t fq = 12 mPa
Torsional stress - 1 := T G 1
2
( d T) b
2 := E 111
16
d T b E
x := 4 11
:= 1 + 2 + x
= 0 mPa
2
1 SL Fy
2
Fa1 :=
2 Cc 2
12 E
3 Fa2 :=
5 3 SL SL 2
+ 23 SL
3 8 Cc 3
8 Cc
SHEAR STRESS
Section F4; the allowable shear stress - Fq := 0.4 Fy Fq = 142 mPa
BENDING STRESSES
Section F; for members bent about their strong or weak axes, members with compact or non-compact sections as defined in Sect
B5, the allowable bending stress is defined in F1 and F2
Fb1 := 0.66 Fy
Ly
2
Fyimp 170000 Cb
2 mPa
rT F
Fb3 :=
Fb2 := y Ly 2
3 1530000 Cb
rT
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Ly 510000 C b
Fbx := if > , Fb3 , Fb2
rT Fyimp
Combined Stress
Section H1; for members subject to both axial compression fa fbx fby
and bending, the following equations shall equal less UC1 := + +
0.6Fy Fbx Fby
than 1.0
In the case when fa/Fa < 0.15 the third equation will be
used in lieu of equations 1 and 2. fa Cm fbx Cm fby
UC2 := + +
Fa fa fa
1 F Fbx 1 F Fby
a2 a2
fa fbx fby
UC3 := + +
Fa Fbx Fby
fa
UC := if < 0.15 , UC3 , UC UC = 0.31
Fa
Equivalent Stress
This stress check is not required by AISC, but is commonly
performed. It is a requirement of other standards, for example
fe
BS449 which requires a limit of 0.92 x SMYS fe := (fa + fbx + fby)2 + 3 ( fq + )2 0.92 Fy
= 0.21
fe
if < 1.0 , "Beam OK" , "Beam Not OK" = "Beam OK"
0.92 Fy