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Beams - LRFD Flowchart 2

This document provides a flowchart and equations for determining the flexural strength of doubly symmetric compact I-shaped members and channels bent about their major axis according to the AISC specification. It includes definitions for parameters such as the slenderness ratio λ, limiting slenderness ratios λp and λr, effective length factors, and equations for calculating flexural strength depending on the member's slenderness.
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Beams - LRFD Flowchart 2

This document provides a flowchart and equations for determining the flexural strength of doubly symmetric compact I-shaped members and channels bent about their major axis according to the AISC specification. It includes definitions for parameters such as the slenderness ratio λ, limiting slenderness ratios λp and λr, effective length factors, and equations for calculating flexural strength depending on the member's slenderness.
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BEAMS bf bf bf

LRFD FLOWCHART tf tf tf
NSCP 2015 AISC
(Metric Conversion of 2nd Ed.)
d h
506.2 Doubly Symmetric Compact
tw tw tw
I-Shaped Members and Channels
Bent About their Major Axis.

W S C
BASIC THEORY
If the axial load effects are negligible, it is a beam ; otherwise it is a beam-column.

FLB
SLENDER YES 0.9 Ekc S x
Mn 
λ > λr FLB 2
Mu = ØbMn YIELDING
START Øb = 0.90
COMPACT SOLVE YES
Flexural Lp & L r Lb ≤ Lp Mn = Mp = FyZx
λ ≤ λp
Strength
Ma = Mn/Ω NO
Ω = 1.67

NONCOMPACT YES      pf 
M n   M p  M p  M r     M p
λp <λ ≤ λr   
FLB   rf pf 

FLB & WLB


LTB

YES   L  L p 
Lp < L b ≤ Lr M n  Cb  M p  M p  M r   b   Mp
  L  L 
 r p 
NO
2
YES Mn = Mcr   E 
Lb > L r M cr  Cb EI y GJ    I y Cw
Lb  Lb  AISC
= Fcr Sx ≤ Mp
Metric Conversion
NSCP 2015 YES Cb S x X 1 2 X 12 X 2 1999
 1
Lb ry 2Lb ry  2
2
 2E Jc  Lb 
F cr  Cb 1  0.078  
 Lb 
2
S x ho  rts  λ = width-thickness ratio
  λp = upper limit for compact category
 rts 
λr = upper limit for noncompact category

Refer to TABLE 502.4.1 NSCP 2010 (pp. 5-36 to 38)


For limiting width-thickness ratios.
Rm = Cross-section monosymmetry G = 77,200 MPa shear modulus of elasticity of steel
Parameter. J = torsional constant, mm4 (refer to steel manual of section properties)
= 1.0 , doubly symmetric I-Shaped Cw = warping constant, mm6 (refer to steel manual of section properties)
= 1.0, singly symmetric subject to FL = Fy - 69 MPa for rolled shapes (AISC Metric Conversion of 2nd Ed.)
single curvature bending. = Fy - 114 MPa for welded shapes
= 0.7Fy (NSCP 2015)
2
 EGJA C S  Mr = FLSx
X1  X2  4 w  x 
Sx 2 I y  GJ  c = 1 For doubly symmetric I-shape
E ho Iy
L p  1.76ry c For channels ho = distance between
Fy 2 Cw flange centroids
ry X 1 I y Cw For doubly symmetric I-shapes with rectangular flanges.
Lr  1  1  X 2 FL2 rts2 
FL Sx I y ho2 I y ho
C w rts2 
2 4 2S x
E Jc  0.7 Fy S x ho 
Lr  1.95rts 1  1  6.76 
0 . 7 Fy S x ho  E Jc 

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