1. Determine the safe load P that the member below can carry. Use LRFD, A-36 Steel W12x72. The column is braced in the weak direction as shown : W12x72: A = 13,613 mm? ry = 134.87 mm P ry = 72.22 mm 25m 米 3.5m 米 3.5m

1. Determine the safe load P that the member below can carry. Use LRFD, A-36 Steel W12x72. The column is braced in the weak direction as shown : W12x72: A = 13,613 mm? ry = 134.87 mm P ry = 72.22 mm 25m 米 3.5m 米 3.5m

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1. Determine the safe load P that the member below can carry. Use LRFD, A-36 Steel W12x72. The column is braced
in the weak direction as shown :
W12x72:
A = 13,613 mm2
= 134.87 mm
Ly = 72.22 mm
P
25m
米
3.5m
3.5m

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