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Chapter 4, Problem 4.7.1P
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The nominal strength of the compression member for the given section.
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A W6 x 15 structural steel column is 24 ft tall and is fixed at its base and top. It is braced
(horizontally) at the midspan. These braces are pin-connected to the column's web. Determine
the load that the column can support so that it does not buckle nor the material exceeds the
yield stress. Use the undermentioned data:
= 29 (10) ksi
Oy = 60 ksi
I = 29.1 in
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Iy = 9.32 in
Determine the steel area(s) required for the selections shown in the accompanying illustration. Do we need compression steel? If compression steel is required, assume it will be placed 70 mm from the compression face. Use f’c= 28 MPa, fy = 420 MPa and Es = 200 000 MPa.
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