Structural Steel Design (6th Edition)
Structural Steel Design (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780134589657
Author: Jack C. McCormac, Stephen F. Csernak
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 4, Problem 4.1PFS
To determine

The lightest section of W10 which support the working loads.

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Answer to Problem 4.1PFS

The lightest section is W10×33 for LRFD and ASD.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The specified minimum yield stress is Fy=50ksi, the specified minimum tensile strength is Fu=65ksi ,working tensile loads are PD=120k and PE=160k, the length of the member is 18ft and the diameter of bolt is 34in.

Concept Used:

The formula to calculate the ultimate load.

Pu=1.2PD+1.0PE

The formula to calculate the allowable load.

Pa=PD+0.7PE

The formula to calculate the minimum gross area are

For LRFD,

minAg=PuϕtFy

And,

minAg=minAn+estimatedareaofholes=PuϕtFuU+n(d+18)tf

The formula to calculate minimum r.

minr=L300

The formula to calculate the nominal tensile strength.

Pn=FyAg

The formula to calculate the net area.

For ASD,

An=Agestimatedareaofholes=Agn(d+18)tf

The formula to calculate the effective area.

Ae=UAn

Calculate the slenderness ratio.

Lrmin<300

Calculation:

Calculate the ultimate load.

Pu=1.2PD+1.0PE=1.2(120k)+1.0(160k)=304k

Calculate the allowable load.

Pa=PD+0.7PE=120k+0.7(160k)=232k

Calculate the minimum gross area.

minAg=PuϕtFy=304k0.9( 50ksi)=6.76in2

Assume reduction co-efficient U is 0.85 and the thickness of the flange tf is 0.44in.

Calculate the minimum gross area.

minAg=minAn+estimatedareaofholes=PuϕtFuU+n(d+18)tf=304k0.75×65×0.85+4(34+18)(0.44)=8.88in2

Calculate the minimum r.

minr=L300=( 18ft× 12in 1ft )300=0.72in

Take section W10×33.

From ASTM, the area of the section is A=9.71in2, the minimum radius of gyration is r=1.94in, the breadth of the flange is bf=7.96in, the depth is d=9.73in and the thickness of the flange is tf=0.435in.

Check for gross section yielding.

Calculate the nominal tensile strength.

Pn=FyAg=50(9.71)=485.5k

For LRFD,

Calculate the design tensile strength.

ϕtPn=0.9(485.5k)=436.95k>304k(ok)

For ASD,

Calculate the allowable design strength.

PnΩt=485.5k1.67=290.72k>232k(ok)

Check for tensile rupture strength.

bf23d7.96in23(9.73in)7.99in6.48in

Calculate the net area.

An=Agestimatedareaofholes=Agn(d+18)tf=9.71in24(34in+18)(0.435in)=8.18in2

Take the reduction coefficient U=0.90.

Calculate the effective area.

Ae=UAn=0.90(8.18 in2)=7.36in2

Calculate the nominal tensile strength.

Pn=FuAe=65(7.36)=478.4k

For LRFD,

Calculate the design tensile strength.

ϕtPn=0.75(478.4k)=358.8k>304k(ok)

For ASD,

Calculate the allowable design strength.

PnΩt=478.4k2=239.2k>232k(ok)

Calculate the slenderness ratio.

Lr min<300( 18ft× 12in 1ft )1.94<300111.34<300(ok)

Conclusion:

Therefore, the lightest section is W10×33 for LRFD and ASD.

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