The beam shown is part of a braced frame system and has the resulting moment diagram shown. If the member is loaded as shown and the top flange is braced at the end points and the quarter points. Determine whether a W24x55 is sufficient for this loading. Verify your answers and support all assumptions. • Bending moment, Mu=450 kip-ft (factored) Axial load, Pu=100 kips (factored) Pu Mu f Mu -22'-0" Mu 7 -Mu Pu

The beam shown is part of a braced frame system and has the resulting moment diagram shown. If the member is loaded as shown and the top flange is braced at the end points and the quarter points. Determine whether a W24x55 is sufficient for this loading. Verify your answers and support all assumptions. • Bending moment, Mu=450 kip-ft (factored) Axial load, Pu=100 kips (factored) Pu Mu f Mu -22'-0" Mu 7 -Mu Pu

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter6: Beam–columns

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