CE 417 Lecture 09
CE 417 Lecture 09
EXAMPLE: X
Determine the allowable compressive load carrying capacity
of the column shown in Fig. It consists of W10x45 section X
Y
having A992 (Fy = 50 ksi) steel. There are hinge support at
top and bottom that allows rotation in any direction. Also the P P
column has weak direction support (braced) at mid-height so
that lateral deflection is prevented in x direction. Use ASD
approach.
SOLUTION:
For W10x45 section, from AISC Manual Chart we have
13'
A = 13.3 in2, rx=4.32 in., ry=2.01 in.
x o strong axis
y o weak axis
Column length, L = (13x2)x12 = 312 in. 13'
Z
Z
Possibility of buckling in both x and y directions to be checked.
X Y
Buckling in y direction causes bending about x axis or strong
axis. For strong axis buckling, the buckling shape is like a half P P
sine wave over full column length. Thus for strong (or x axis) Weak-axis Strong-axis
axis buckling, Kx = 1.0 buckling buckling
Buckling in x direction causes bending about y axis or weak axis. For weak
axis buckling, the buckling shape is like a full sine wave over full column
length. Thus for weak (or y axis) axis buckling, Ky = 0.5
?KyL/ry = 0.5u312/2.01 = 77.61
?Feyy = S2E/(KyL/ry)2 = 3.142u29000/(77.61)2 = 47.47 ksi.
Nominal strength for y axis buckling Pny = Fcr Ag = 32.17u13.3 = 427.9 kip
SOLUTION:
P= 115+125= 240 kip, L = 16' = 192"
1. (6.7.7)
2. (6.7.8)