Situation 1: A built up compression section is shown in the figure below. This forms a non-standard wide flange section. Assume kL = 2.4 m. Use A36 steel. PL 250 mm x 12 mm a) Compute the reduction factor Qs for unstiffened elements. b) Compute the reduction factor Qa for the stiffened elements. c) Compute the safe axial capacity of the section (kN) PL 276 mm x 6 mm PL 250 mm x 12 mm

Situation 1: A built up compression section is shown in the figure below. This forms a non-standard wide flange section. Assume kL = 2.4 m. Use A36 steel. PL 250 mm x 12 mm a) Compute the reduction factor Qs for unstiffened elements. b) Compute the reduction factor Qa for the stiffened elements. c) Compute the safe axial capacity of the section (kN) PL 276 mm x 6 mm PL 250 mm x 12 mm

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Chapter2: Concepts In Structural Steel Design

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