The frame shown in Figure 5 is unbraced, and bending is about the strong axis of the members. All beams are W18x65 and all columns are W12×65. (a) Determine the effective length factor. Kr. for column AB. Do not use the stiffness reduction factor. (b) Determine the effective length factor, Kx. for column BC. Do not use the stiffness reduction factor. (c) If F, = 50 ksi, is the stiffness reduction factor applicable to these columns?

The frame shown in Figure 5 is unbraced, and bending is about the strong axis of the members. All beams are W18x65 and all columns are W12×65. (a) Determine the effective length factor. Kr. for column AB. Do not use the stiffness reduction factor. (b) Determine the effective length factor, Kx. for column BC. Do not use the stiffness reduction factor. (c) If F, = 50 ksi, is the stiffness reduction factor applicable to these columns?

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Chapter6: Beam–columns

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